Joey Wentz was in three true outcomes mode in his second start of the season, but the offense poured it on late for a comeback victory. Jamie Westbrook tied things up with a solo shot to lead off the ninth, and the Cubs bullpen came unglued, wild pitching in a pair of go-ahead runs.
Wentz needed 72 pitches to get through 3 1⁄3 innings. He punched out seven hitters in that stretch, walking two, but all three hits allowed were home runs as the Cubs dropped a four-spot on him. All three rode a strong wind out to right field, but fastball location was part of the culprit as well.