In a remarkable turn of events at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs overcame a 10-run eighth inning by the Arizona Diamondbacks to secure a thrilling 13-11 victory. The Cubs initially held a commanding 7-1 lead before witnessing a bullpen meltdown, which saw the Diamondbacks score 10 runs in one inning. However, the Cubs rallied back with six runs in a spectacular bottom of the eighth, highlighted by Kyle Tucker's two-run homer that sealed the comeback. This game marks a historic moment, with both teams combining for 21 runs across two innings, making it one of the wildest games in baseball history.

Manager Craig Counsell acknowledged the roller coaster nature of baseball, emphasizing the importance of perseverance. Despite an early lead and strong performances from players like Ian Happ and Carson Kelly, the bullpen's struggle remains a concern for the Cubs as they look ahead to the rest of the season. As the season progresses, the team's ability to maintain momentum while navigating bullpen challenges will be pivotal in determining their success.