The Chicago Cubs dominated the Seattle Mariners 19-2 on Sunday, avoiding a three-game sweep with a dominant offensive performance. Ian Happ and Pedro Ramírez each hit grand slams and finished with five RBIs, per ESPN. Pete Crow-Armstrong also homered in the win, giving the Cubs four total home runs in the game. According to Bleed Cubbie Blue, Happ's grand slam came in the third inning and gave the Cubs the lead. The Cubs recorded 17 hits and drew nine walks in the lopsided victory.
Seattle's pitching staff struggled throughout. Bryce Miller failed to get through five innings, per reporting on the Mariners' performance, while relievers also struggled behind him. One outlet described the Mariners' pitching as the worst in baseball over the last two months. The Cubs took out frustration from their previous two games in the series, per Yahoo Sports, in what proved to be a dominant afternoon in Seattle.