Official Site of the Cubs · Sep 10, 2017
Held in check, Cubs allow season-high 15 runs
Kyle Schwarber rips a solo home run to right field and breaks up the Brewers' bid for a shutout in the bottom of the 8th inningCHICAGO -- How would the Brewers respond to losing pitcher Jimmy Nelson for the season? They beat up on their division rivals, the Cubs, and guaranteed they will leave Wrigley Field better than when they got here.
Travis Shaw and Orlando Arcia each hit two-run doubles in an eight-run third inning, while Hernan Perez drove in a career-high five runs to spark the Brewers to a 15-2 victory on Saturday over the Cubs. With a second straight win after being swept at last-place Cincinnati, Milwaukee pulled within three games of National League Central-leading Chicago.