Padres Crush Cubs, Set April Record

0:00It's April 28. This is MLB News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The San Diego Padres pulled off a high-scoring win against the Chicago Cubs, 9 runs to 7 on Monday night. Ty France was the star, driving in four runs with a double and a triple. Manny Machado chipped in three hits and scored three times, helping the Padres stay hot. The Padres are now 19 wins and 9 losses, winners of 17 out of their last 21 games. They're 18 and 5 this month, marking the best April winning percentage in team history. Meanwhile, the Cubs at 17 and 12 have dropped three straight after a 10-game winning streak. Fans saw some big swings, like Moise's ballast arrows, crushing his first career grand slam in the third for Chicago's lead. Sayas Suzuki added a solo homer early, and Gavin Sheets went deep in the eighth. Nick Castellanos had a key two-run single to flip the game. Pitcher Randy Vasquez got the win, allowing five runs over five innings for his third victory.

1:03Williever Ben Brown took the loss after two innings. Mason Miller's scoreless streak ended at 34 and two-thirds innings, a San Diego record, as he gave up two in the ninth. Machado hid his 400 double, but sat out late with a sore calf, should be back Tuesday. Padre's keep rolling, setting up more fireworks as they chase that top spot.