Chicago Cubs Score and Summary (29.04.25): Cubs 9, Pirates 0

The Cubs traveled to PNC Park on Tuesday evening to start a series against the pirates of the division rival. Chicago used a electricity tax to build a great advantage in the Middle Innings and finally achieved an impressive shutout win.

Both starting jugs, Shōta Imanaga and Andrew Heaney, were sharp from the goal, and no side achieved through the first three frames. Carson Kelly gave the North Siders the lead when he started one Homer with two runs Left in the top of the 4 ..

The Cubs doubled their advantage to 4: 0 in the 5th when Pete Crow-Armstrong A hit A Measure adhesive tape Two-run shot on the back of the right field. There was a scary moment in the 6th, when Imanaga was forced to get out of the game, accompanied by the trainer with what was later mentioned Leg cramps.

Chicago broke the game in an RBI single from Kyle Tucker, followed by Seiya Suzuki, who played the third Homer of the night with 7-0 game. Dansby Swanson added A Solo things The following framework and Kelly achieved another home in the 9th to bring the final result to 9: 0. ((Box score)))

Key moment

Heaney retired the first 11 Cubs battery, with which he was confronted on Tuesday before Suzuki scored a double with two down. The next five rackets reached the base safely when the street team changed 4-0 to Top.

Why the Cubs won

They met four homes to achieve a large tour, and the pitching has done a good job to keep the pirates off the board.

Statistics that are important

• Sounds as if Idanaga is doing well and he did a good job before he came out: 5 IP, 0 R, 6 H, 3 K, 1 BB.
• Suzuki is a very important piece in the middle of the line -up and ended a single short circuit on Tuesday.
• Kelly had three goals and three RBI after being brought to the clean -up location.

Conclusion

Apart from this short fear with Imanaga, this game ran very well for the cubs. The list continued to build large numbers and the Bullpen has at least asserted itself. Craig Consell achieved good results on Tuesday with his implemented impact, so maybe he stays with it for a while.

On deck

The second game of the series is Wednesday at 5.40 p.m. CT. Matthew Boyd takes over Carmen Mlodzinski in a matchup that is available on the marquee with radio reporting on 670 the score.