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The Chicago Cubs set a new single‑game home run record in a 17‑3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, while Seiya Suzuki reached 1,600 professional hits. Kodai Senga recorded his fifth save for the Mets, and rookie Munetaka Murakami’s debut ended hitless but productive.
Seiya Suzuki contributed three hits and his 23rd homer, while Pete Crow-Armstrong delivered a four‑hit, six‑RBI outing, positioning both players as early MVP considerations.
Kazuma Okamoto's 27th home run and Seiya Suzuki's three‑hit night powered the Blue Jays to an 8‑1 victory, while the Cubs lost 10‑8 and Tomoyuki Sugano's struggles continued.
The Arizona Diamondbacks claimed that Cubs third‑base coach Quintin Berry was relaying pitch information, prompting a sharp rebuke from starter Merrill Kelly and sparking a tense clubhouse atmosphere.
Seiya Suzuki contributed a key RBI double and a clutch catch as the Chicago Cubs blanked the Arizona Diamondbacks 7‑0, underscoring his evolving role at the heart of the lineup.
Kade Anderson’s major league debut against the Chicago Cubs showcased both promise and the depth of the Seattle Mariners’ pitching crisis, a situation that could shape the club’s trajectory through 2027.
After a year‑plus hiatus from the minors, top prospect Kade Anderson took the mound for the Seattle Mariners against the Chicago Cubs, delivering a performance that blended nerves with poise.
Yusei Kikuchi’s injury comeback fell short, surrendering five runs, while the Dodgers extended their winning streak and other standout moments unfolded across the baseball landscape.
The Chicago Cubs' defense has emerged as the most dominant in Major League Baseball this season, driven by standout performances from Pete Crow‑Armstrong, Alex Bregman and a cohesive middle‑infield tandem.
A deep dive into how Pete Crow-Armstrong’s clutch performances, elite two‑way stats and historic comparisons are positioning him as the frontrunner for the 2026 NL MVP.
Pete Crow-Armstrong’s journey from an over‑eager rookie to a composed clutch performer reflects the same transformative arc that made Michael Jordan a Chicago icon.
Shohei Ohtani hit two consecutive home runs, driving in three runs and extending his season total to 29, while the Los Angeles Dodgers routed the Colorado Rockies 11‑5. In Chicago, Seiya Suzuki’s 22nd homer secured a 7‑5 walk‑off victory over the White Sox.
The Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals meet in a decisive rubber match at Wrigley Field, with division and wild‑card implications, notable player performances and a long‑standing fan tradition on the line.
Seiya Suzuki’s sixth‑inning three‑run homer and Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s six‑inning outing headline a slate of wins for Japanese players across the league.
Shohei Ohtani’s 27th homer fuels a Dodgers victory while Kazuma Okamoto and Seiya Suzuki deliver key contributions in separate MLB matchups.
Tomoyuki Sugano earned his twelfth victory, Seiya Suzuki launched his twentieth home run, and Munetaka Murakami extended his on‑base streak, underscoring a busy weekend of baseball.
Munetaka Murakami's 25th career home run provided a brief spark for Chicago, but the White Sox succumbed 8‑2. Meanwhile, Boston's offense roared and the Cubs kept rolling.
The Red Sox survived a 13-inning marathon to beat the White Sox 12-11, with Masataka Yoshida’s RBI double and a resilient team effort proving decisive.
Shohei Ohtani delivered his first multi‑home‑run game of the season, but the Dodgers fell to the Cubs. Meanwhile, Tomoyuki Sugano endured his first loss since May as the Rockies were shut out by the Rays.
Seiya Suzuki’s two-run homer ignites a 10-5 Cubs victory over the Dodgers, with Ohtani contributing a hit and Suzuki’s defensive gem; the Astros’ new reliever Imai shines but Houston falls to Toronto.
A seven-game stretch revealed both the promise and the peril of the Chicago Cubs as they jostle for postseason positioning.
Boston’s offense surged in an 8-4 win over Los Angeles, highlighted by Masataka Yoshida’s fifth home run and Shohei Ohtani’s first game back after injury, while Seiya Suzuki’s effort fell short in a Cubs loss.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto tossed eight innings for the Dodgers, but a late rally by Boston secured a 3‑2 win. Meanwhile, compatriots Shohei Ohtani, Seiya Suzuki and Munetaka Murakami delivered key contributions in their respective games.
Shohei Ohtani hit his 10th leadoff home run and finished 3‑for‑4 with three RBIs as the Dodgers fell 7‑6 to the Mariners in a game that featured seven long balls.