Cubs Hit Nine Homers
Chicago Cubs Set Franchise Home Run Record In 17-3 Victory Over Brewers
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The Chicago Cubs erupted for nine home runs in a dominant 17-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field, setting a new franchise record Fox Sports. Alex Bregman alone hit three of those homers, leading a historic offensive display that saw seven of the nine Cubs starters go deep CBS News. The barrage ranks among the most prolific single-game performances in Major League Baseball history.
Bregman Powers Cubs to Historic Win
Alex Bregman's three-homer night led the Cubs' explosive offensive showcase. Seven of Chicago's nine starting players connected for home runs in the blowout ABC7 Chicago. The Cubs dominated from start to finish in their victory at the historic ballpark.
Nine Homers Match Baseball's Elite Company
The Cubs' nine home runs in a single game matched the second-most ever hit by one team in Major League Baseball AJC. Only a handful of teams have matched or exceeded this output in MLB history. The record-breaking performance underscores just how rare such offensive explosions truly are.
Brewers Blanked in Lopsided Rout
Milwaukee's pitching staff had no answer for the Cubs' bats in the 17-3 shellacking Daily Herald. The Brewers managed just three runs despite fielding a strong team. The loss provided little comfort to Milwaukee's first-place lineup on the night.
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