Chicago Cubs

Three cited Chicago starts reached at least six innings while allowing zero, one, or two runs, giving the reviewed sample a clear starting-pitching foundation.

One reviewed Imanaga start featured his splitter as the primary whiff pitch, producing 17 whiffs on 32 swings and three of his four strikeouts on swinging splitters.

Across three reviewed games, Michael Busch's cited production included an RBI single, a solo home run, and a three-RBI, two-run performance.

Two reviewed games documented Chicago turning baserunners into runs through Crow-Armstrong's recorded advancement and a four-run rally after a hit-by-pitch and walk.

Chicago received three cited starts of six or seven innings with no more than two runs allowed, including a seven-inning scoreless outing.

Busch produced cited scoring contributions in three reviewed games, ranging from an RBI single to a solo homer and a three-RBI outing.

Chicago's cited scoring routes included aggressive baserunning that contributed directly to runs and a four-run rally built after a hit-by-pitch and walk.

In one reviewed game, Milwaukee converted a bases-loaded, one-out opportunity in the 10th inning into a walk-off single against Chicago.