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Houser scattered five hits, a run and two walks while striking out three. Nice defensive plays by Urías and Yelich allowed Houser to work around a leadoff single by Goldschmidt in the sixth, and his day was finished at 81 pitches after Avisaíl García pinch-hit for him. The Brewers botched a chance to break the game open in the bottom of the frame when they loaded the bases against Kwang Hyun Kim only to have Escobar fly out and Urías ground out. Houser recovered to pop Edman up, leaving it a 5-1 game with Wainwright done for the day as well. Piña then picked Molina off first to get Houser to within an out of finishing the inning only to see Houser hit Sosa, allow a single to Bader and walk pinch-hitter Matt Carpenter to load the bases for Edman. The Cardinals broke through for a run in the fifth when Carlson tripled with one out and Molina singled him in. Louis had its second four-game sweep ever against Milwaukee and its first since May 2-5, 2013, at then-Miller Park. Goldschmidt applied the coup de gras in the ninth with his second homer, and not long thereafter St. Carlson tagged and scored on Yadier Molina's sacrifice fly to deep center, making it 7-5.Ĭounsell divulged after the game that normal setup man Devin Williams was unavailable due to a calf strain suffered Tuesday while running before the game. Taylor also made an ill-advised throw to third which allowed Carlson to advance to second.Ī passed ball by Manny Piña followed, allowing Arenado to score and Carlson to move to third. Louis finished flipping the game in the eighth, when Aaron Ashby (3-1) walked Nolan Arenado with one out and Dylan Carlson singled to right. Then, Paul Goldschmidt followed with his second booming homer to left-center in as many games, and just like that the score was knotted at 5-5 as boos rained down from the seats. LHP Justin Steele (3-3, 4.17) pitches for the Cubs.Paul Goldschmidt hits two home runs for the Cardinals

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5 with a left quadriceps strain.Īll-Star RHP Corbin Burnes (10-4, 2.25 ERA) makes his first start since teaming with Hader on a no-hitter last weekend as the three-game series continues Saturday.

García hasn’t played since Tuesday due to back trouble. Rodriguez is 3-3 with a 6.11 ERA in 20 relief appearances.īrewers: Counsell said the Brewers are hoping OF Avisaíl García can return to action Saturday and that SS Willy Adames can be activated Monday. The Brewers answered in the bottom half as Urías drew a bases-loaded walk from Codi Heuer.Ĭubs: RHP Manuel Rodriguez went on the 10-day injured list with right shoulder inflammation, likely ending his season. The Brewers scored three in the bottom half.Ĭhicago extended the lead to 5-3 in the fifth on Schwindel’s homer. Josh Hader worked the ninth for his 32nd save in 33 opportunities.Īlfonso Rivas and Sergio Alcantara hit RBI singles during a four-run outburst in the fourth inning that enabled the Cubs to break a scoreless tie. Frank Schwindel hit a solo shot for the Cubs, the first homer Brewers starter Adrian Houser had allowed since June 26.Īaron Ashby (3-0) struck out five and allowed three hits in three innings of shutout relief. Urías went 2 for 3 and drove in three runs for the Brewers. “We had an inning that we’ve had a bunch this year in the eighth, where guys just keep getting on base and we string together a bunch of good at-bats,” Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. Dillon Maples replaced Wick and threw a wild pitch that allowed Maile to score from third. Pablo Reyes, who ran for Vogelbach, headed to third on Cain’s single and barely made it ahead of right fielder Trayce Thompson’s throw.Īfter Luke Maile walked to load the bases, Wong hit a 3-2 pitch into center to bring home Reyes and Cain. The Brewers trailed 5-4 in the eighth until Lorenzo Cain tied the game with a two-out single to right that brought home Luis Urías, who had reached on a one-out single and advanced to second on Daniel Vogelbach’s two-out walk.

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“Just in general, we've got to not give free passes.” “What did we have, nine walks tonight?” Cubs manager David Ross said.

Relief pitcher Rowan Wick (0-1) gave up four runs, three hits and two walks during the Brewers' eighth-inning rally. One night after blowing a 7-0 lead in a 17-8 loss to Philadelphia, the Cubs squandered an early 4-0 advantage.