The Chicago Cubs overcame a thrilling back-and-forth game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, culminating in an 11-10 walk-off victory at Wrigley Field. Ian Happ's decisive hit in the 10th inning, following Miguel Amaya's game-tying home run in the ninth off Tanner Scott, sealed the win. The Cubs showcased their offensive prowess with six players achieving multi-hit games, including Happ, Kyle Tucker, and Pete Crow-Armstrong. This marked their seventh game scoring at least ten runs this season, a feat not seen since 1895.

Cubs' manager Craig Counsell praised the team's resilience and emphasized the importance of early-season wins against tough competition. The Cubs now have a chance to take the series with a victory in the upcoming finale against the Dodgers. Tucker, with his impressive performance, remains a key player, tied for second in the NL with seven home runs and leading the league with 25 RBIs. The team's depth and ability to capitalize on clutch moments highlight their potential as they aim for postseason success.