Seya Suzuki hit a two-run homer for the sixth innings of eight runs, Jameson Tillan threw seven innings of a one run ball and the Chicago cub visited Miami Marlins 14–1 to win on Tuesday.
Suzuki, in the ninth innings of the cub’s five-run innings, ended with two-run double couple and the position ended against player Xavier Sanoja and with three hits and four RBI. Chicago dropped Marlins out of 21-6 and won the sixth time in their last eight matches.
Kyle Tucker scored a 3 -for -4 for two runs with a solo homer, Nico Hornener and Michael Bush and Justin Turner made three hits. Carson Kelly, Dansbi Swanson, Pete Crow-Armestrong and Mat Shaw had two hits each.
Talel (3-3) allowed four hits with three walks and two strikeouts.
Nick Forts made two hits for Miami to Homard and Kyle Stores, who opened a three-game series with an 8-7 walk-off win on Monday.
Ryan Weather recorded two quick external records to start the game, before the Tucker deposited 3–1 fastball in the right-centter field seats for his 11th homer of the season.
Forts tied the game with their first homer in this season, a 399 -foot single shot in the third innings.
Vathers were pulled after capturing the cub for one run on five hits in five innings. He did not allow a walk by throwing four and throwing 80 pitches.
After the waiters left, Chicago scored eight runs on eight hits, sending 12 batsmen in the plate in the sixth innings.
The cub started a rally by loading the locations against the Calvin Foucher (2–2), which Suzuki allowed the solo and Kelly to be solo after a leadoff walk. Swanson chased with a run-scoring single.
Fauchar was replaced by Lake Bachcher, which was after giving Crow-Armystrong and Hornener a back-to-back RBI singles.
After another run on Turner’s sacrifice fly, Shaw doubled Suzuki in one run before returning to the plate with two outs and capted the rally for the center field with a two -run homer.
The 405 -foot explosion was the 12th Homer of Suzuki’s season and was third in its last eight matches.
Chicago led 9–1 before scoring five runs on six hits against Sanoja in the ninth innings. Ian Happy single-handed two runs with two outs, Suzuki gave two-run doubles with two-ri doubles and Pinch Hotter Busch.
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