The Chicago Cubs achieved their longest win streak since 2016, now at 10 games, following a dramatic 6-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Cubs rallied from a four-run deficit, buoyed by Dansby Swanson, who hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the ninth inning. This marks the Cubs' first April streak of this length since 1970, highlighting their resurgence after victories against struggling teams. Chicago is now tied for the lead in the NL Central with a record of 17-9, while the Dodgers are experiencing a rough patch, losing five of seven games.

By the Numbers
  • The Cubs recorded their 10th straight win, the longest streak since their iconic 2016 season.
  • Swanson has hit six home runs this season, with five occurring in the last 12 games.
State of Play
  • The Cubs are tied atop the NL Central, sharing a record of 17-9 with the Cincinnati Reds.
  • The Dodgers are second in the NL West with a record of 17-9, but have lost five of their last seven games.
What's Next

The Cubs aim to continue their winning momentum in upcoming games, building on their current success against stronger opponents like the Dodgers. Swanson's hot streak and the team's overall performance will be crucial as they look to separate themselves in the NL Central.

Bottom Line

The Cubs' recent success is a testament to their resilience and team unity, led by key performances from players like Swanson. This streak not only boosts team morale but sets the stage for potential postseason aspirations if they maintain their current form.