The Chicago Cubs defeat the Detroit Tigers 11-2 on Tuesday night, with Pete Crow-Armstrong leading the offense. Crow-Armstrong reaches base five times on two hits and three walks, contributing to the Cubs’ scoring. Seiya Suzuki and Carson Kelly drive in two runs each, while Michael Conforto hits a two-run home run to add to the margin. Dansby Swanson records two hits and scores three runs as Chicago builds a large lead. The Cubs’ win is also attributed to their performance against Tigers pitcher Framber Valdez, whom they score on as part of the 11-run effort. Multiple Cubs batters contribute across the lineup, combining extra-base power with additional baserunners generated through walks and timely hitting. The result leaves Detroit trailing by double digits after allowing Chicago to produce a five-run or greater gap in the overall scoring, finishing the game 11-2.