The Chicago Cubs secured a dramatic 14-10 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates, capping off a three-game sweep.

Despite Kyle Hendricks' struggles on the mound, giving up six runs in 1 ⅔ innings, the Cubs rallied back to clinch the win.

Hendricks acknowledged his performance but expressed pride in his team's resilience.

Reliever Ethan Roberts replaced Hendricks and contributed to the ongoing fight, while Drew Smyly continued to prove his value to the team despite recent waiver concerns.

Bryan Reynolds hit a go-ahead home run in the eight innings for the Pirates to edge out the Reds 1-0. Colin Holderman retired three batters, and David Bednar secured the save. Keller and Greene dominated the game for their respective teams. Greene has been impressive this season.

Holderman and Bednar closed out the game effectively for the Pirates, securing the win. Keller's consistency and Greene's strong performance were highlights of the game.

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3, with Goldschmidt and Donovan hitting home runs. Donovan extended his hitting streak. Keller allowed four runs for the Pirates. Lynn fell short of a quality start, and Roycroft earned his first major league win.

Paul Skenes shines in his MLB debut for Pittsburgh Pirates, striking out 7 with 100 mph pitches, but gives up 3 runs. Yasmani Grandal's 3-run homer secures 10-9 win over Chicago Cubs.

Pirates bullpen struggles following Skenes' exit, allowing Cubs to take the lead. Pittsburgh's bats come alive with multiple homers, including a season-high 10 runs scored. Holderman and Bednar seal the win for Pirates.