Kyle Schwarber hit a leadoff home run, but then Tyler Chatwood allowed six runs putting the Cubs behind 6-1 entering the bottom of the fourth inning. Jason Heyward hit a two-run single in fourth and later scored on a wild pitch. Then, in the fifth, Heyward came through again, tying the game on an RBI-triple to right-center.
With two outs, Victor Caratini blasted his second homer of the season, giving the Cubs an 8-6 lead.
That lead was cut in half, as Cubs killer Ozzie Albies hit a solo homer in the sixth off Steve Cishek. Hopefully the Cubs score at least a few more runs, so that Craig Kimbrel can make his debut.
