Cubs bombard Dodgers 16-0 in historic shutout

Pete Crow-Armstrong shone in the Chicago Cubs' 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, hitting his first two home runs of the season and recording a triple, which contributed to a career-high 11 total bases. His performance helped the Cubs secure their fourth consecutive series win and showcased his ability to bounce back from a challenging stretch at the plate. The game featured solid pitching from the Cubs' Colin Rea, who limited the Dodgers to just one run over 3.2 innings, and a strong bullpen that kept the Dodgers scoreless in the final three innings. Earlier in the weekend, the Cubs made history with a dominant 16-0 win against the Dodgers, marking the largest shutout loss at home in franchise history. Michael Busch was also a standout in the blowout game, contributing significantly with multiple hits and runs. The Cubs' offense continues to impress as they lead the league in total runs scored this season.