Cubs Blast Tigers With Five Home Runs in 6-1 Win

The Chicago Cubs showcased a powerful offensive performance against the Detroit Tigers, hitting five home runs in a 6-1 victory that evened their three-game series. Seiya Suzuki led the way with two solo home runs, while Michael Busch, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Matt Shaw each contributed one, demonstrating the Cubs' ability to win through power hitting. Starting pitcher Jameson Taillon delivered a strong outing, allowing just one run over seven innings, bolstering the Cubs' record to 40-24. The Tigers, despite having the top American League record, struggled to contain the Cubs' offense and faced challenges with key hitter Riley Greene's recent slump. Crow-Armstrong marked his 200th career game with impressive career stats, joining elite company with early milestones in home runs, RBIs, and stolen bases. Busch continued his hot streak with a two-run homer, pushing his season totals to 10 home runs and 38 RBIs over 60 games.