Chicago Cubs' Pitcher Brown Throws 7 No-Hit Innings, Cubs Score 5 Runs in 10th to Beat Brewers
- Chicago Cubs' rookie pitcher Ben Brown shines by pitching 7 no-hit innings against the Milwaukee Brewers.
- Cubs secure a victory by scoring 5 runs in the 10th inning, ending a five-game losing streak.
- Exciting game in which Mike Tauchman hits a go-ahead single that plays a crucial role in Cubs' win.
Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee Brewers 6-3 on Tuesday night. In the 10th inning, Mike Tauchman hit a single that hit Trevor Megill's elbow. This helped the Cubs end a five-game losing streak. The Cubs scored five runs in the 10th inning. Luis Vázquez scored the go-ahead run for Chicago. Milwaukee scored two runs in the bottom of the 10th inning. Tyson Miller struck out Andruw Monasterio to end the game. The Cubs' win was important for their team after losing five games in a row. The game went into extra innings after Willy Adames hit an RBI single in the ninth inning. Tauchman's hit in the 10th inning helped the Cubs secure the win. The Brewers' manager, Craig Counsell, faced boos from the crowd for the second day in a row. Ben Brown, a rookie pitcher for the Cubs, pitched well, not allowing a hit for the first seven innings. Cody Bellinger made a great catch to save the no-hitter. Michael Busch hit a home run for the Cubs. Freddy Peralta pitched well for the Brewers but gave up the home run. The Cubs' bullpen played a crucial role in securing the win. The Brewers struggled to score against the Cubs' starting pitchers. The game ended with the Cubs breaking their losing streak and securing a win against the Brewers.