The Chicago Cubs showcased a series of remarkable performances against the Pittsburgh Pirates, including an 18-8 victory that featured eight stolen bases, their most in a game since 1911, and a 14-10 comeback win marked by Christian Bethancourt driving in seven runs. The Cubs set a season-high with 21 hits and eight stolen bases in Monday's game, with Pete Crow-Armstrong leading the way with three steals. Additionally, Dansby Swanson hit a grand slam during an eight-run inning in the same game. The Cubs' 14-10 victory saw them overcome a seven-run deficit, becoming the first team since 2019 to achieve such a feat. These wins have put the Cubs back at .500 and in contention for a National League wild-card spot.