Seya Suzuki scored two domestic runs and scored three runs on Thursday afternoon to lead Chicago cubs to win the 8–3 win over hosts Pittsburgh Pirates.
Suzuki killed one of the three single homes of the cub to erase a 2–0 deficiency in Pirates Ace Paul Scanus (3-3) in the fifth innings and helped the cub to take two out of three games in the series.
The first domestic run of the Suzuki game came in fifth place, after the explosion by Dancebi Swanson and Kyle Takar, who has eight Homer in this season.
Suzuki moved 2 -for -3 and then hit his ninth homer of the season on top of the seventh, when he hit a slider from Reliever Kail Nicholas on a left area fence for a two -run shot.
Chicago’s Ian Hap went to 3 -Four -4 with RBI double in the ninth, and Michael Busch 2 -for -5 went, as well as two runs in inning.
All three domestic runs were the most scan, 22 have allowed in a game in their brief career. Scan, who matched a career-high with four walks, completed his youngest outing of the season, played five innings and allowed three runs and five hits exiting only two.
For Chicago, Swanson finished 2 -for -4 with two runs and opened his sixth homer in the season to fifth.
Chicago’s Power Display supported another strong start by Colin Ri (2–0), who gave four hits and two runs for two runs while making two hits in six innings.
Brian Reynolds scored two runs and put Pittsburgh ahead in the first bottom when he rushed a ciner from Ri on the Right Field Wall for his fourth homer of the season. Onal Cruise scored Henry Davis on Pittsburgh’s second run, an RBI double in the third.
Pirates threatened at the bottom of the eighth when Davis moved to another place on a throw error after reaching the cruise on the groundball of a fielder’s choice and moved to another. Davis ground out to cut Chicago’s lead by Reynolds 5-3. But Pittsburgh implicated the runners at the corners to finish the corner, when Cabreen Hayes flew.
Coach Dustin Kelly, who killed coach Dustin Kelly after arguing with plate umpire Lance Barrett from Dugout, was removed in the fifth innings.
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