Ian Hap on Thursday made three hits including a domestic run to lead the Chicago cub for a 7–1 victory over host Washington National.
Hap hit a two-run homer and an RBI double and RBI single added, while Pete Crow-Armestrong added two-rins to the cub, who took a rubber game of the season and won eight out of 10.
Colin Ri (4-2), who replaced opener Drew Pomeren to start the second innings, played 5 1/3 innings, causing a walk with five hits and no strikes.
Washington Starter Jake Irwin (5–2) conceded three runs on eight hits in five innings. He killed three and two left.
CJ Abrams, Robert Hassel III and Luis Garcia Junior. Each had done two hits for citizens.
After closing for the third time this season on Wednesday, the cubs first jumped on Irwin. Kyle Tucker doubled with one and Cro-Armystrong gave Chicago a 2–0 lead.
On Sunday, after jamming a finger, the line was tucked with two walks in its return to the lineup.
Abrams first led Washington with a single, but was thrown into an attempt to spread a double.
Shaw reached the second place and scored on the double of the hap.
Citizens made another at the locations in the third when Hassel left, but was thrown to second place by Hap. Abrams then doubled and Amaid Rosario brought him to third place, but James Wood went out.
In the sixth, Reese McGire worked in the following to the following to sing Jackson Rutlage from the innings and move Happy 5–0.
Josh Bell Washington doubled with one in the seventh and the Alex call collided with a pitch. Kaleb Theiebar replaced Ri and got Garcia to pop out. Hassel did a single to load the targets, but the thelabar caught Abram seeing a strike three.
In the ninth, the cub received a RBI single from McGir and made it 7–0.
Garcia sang Home Delain Lil in half of the bottom for the 7–1 finals.
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