Chicago dropped a five-spot in the bottom of the seventh inning, seemingly putting the Diamondbacks away for good. Arizona would bounce back and then some a half-inning later, exploding for 10 runs during a rally for the ages in the top of the eighth inning to take an 11-7 lead.

The Arizona Diamondbacks and the new-look Chicago Cubs went head-to-head in the first game of their second set against one another. Home runs by Kyle Tucker and Seiya Suzuki, along with a grand slam from Eugenio Suarez,

The Diamondbacks and Cubs combined for the highest-scoring inning in Wrigley Field history. Here's how each of the 16 runs were scored!