Seiya Suzuki showcased his power at Comerica Park, leading the Chicago Cubs to a 6-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers with two home runs. His performance was part of a five-home run display from the Cubs, with contributions from Pete Crow-Armstrong, Michael Busch, and Matt Shaw. Jameson Taillon dominated on the mound, throwing seven innings and allowing only one run as the Cubs improved to 18-7 in their last 25 games. Manager Craig Counsell emphasized that the team has made it hard to beat them consistently.

Suzuki's success comes amid friendly competition with Crow-Armstrong, both vying for an All-Star spot. The Cubs offense capitalized on their opportunities despite only seven hits, showing their ability to make each swing count. As Taillon prepares for a key start against rookie Cade Horton, the Cubs are looking to extend their winning streak and solidify their place among the league's elite.