The Cubs took a brutal loss yesterday, scoring exactly six runs — a rare occurrence this season — while surrendering eight, marking their first defeat in such a game. Despite launching three home runs, they still fell short, matching their worst performance in a three-homer game. The team also hit a historic milestone: their 100,000th run since 1876, making them only the second franchise to reach that mark — though they’ve also scored more runs than any other team. Young star Pete Crow-Armstrong’s slump continues, with strikeouts piling up despite high walk rates. The pitching duel pitted Cubs’ David Peterson against Tigers’ Framber Valdez, a pitcher whose recent performance has been inconsistent since joining Detroit — and one the Cubs’ lineup hasn’t faced much this season.
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