Chicago Cubs Score 14 Runs, Defeat Miami Marlins 14-1

The Chicago Cubs dominated the Miami Marlins with a 14-1 victory, powered by a 21-hit offensive display and a strong pitching performance from Jameson Taillon, who allowed just one run over seven innings. Seiya Suzuki was a standout, contributing a two-run homer and double, driving in four runs, while Kyle Tucker hit a solo home run and had three hits overall. The Cubs broke the game open with an eight-run sixth inning, featuring multiple RBI singles and a two-run homer by Suzuki, followed by a five-run ninth inning against a position player pitching. Miami's starter Ryan Weathers pitched five innings, allowing one run, but was overwhelmed by the Cubs' offense after his exit. This victory evened the series after the Marlins' walk-off win on Monday and marked the Cubs' sixth win in eight games. Rookie Cade Horton is set to start the next game against the Marlins' Max Meyer.