The Cubs secured a dramatic 3-2 win over the Reds in extra innings, extending their overall winning streak to seven games and their home streak at Wrigley Field to 13. Michael Busch delivered the walk-off hit in the 10th inning, allowing Dansby Swanson to score from second base. This victory marked the Cubs' longest home winning run since 2008, now just five games shy of the franchise record set in 1935. They have not lost at home since April 11 and have recorded five walk-off wins in this streak.

By the Numbers
  • Cubs have won 13 consecutive home games, the longest since 2008.
  • The team has 5 walk-off wins during the current streak.
State of Play
  • The Cubs are currently 16-5 at home, their best start since 1984.
  • They lead the Major Leagues in OPS (.830) and weighted runs created plus (136) against left-handed pitching.
What's Next

The Cubs will look to maintain their momentum as they continue their series against the Reds through Thursday. Consistent offensive output and strong pitching will be key to extending their home win streak further.

Bottom Line

The Cubs have demonstrated resilience with their winning streak, highlighted by their clutch performances and effective strategy against opponents. This could signal a strong season ahead if they maintain their current form and home advantage.