At the beginning of the season, much of the headlines that were surrounding the Chicago Cubs centered on the star outfield duo of Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker. While Seiya Suzuki was also in the midst of a career-best performance at the plate,

Saturday went quite well. In the Cubs’ 12-1 win against the Angels, he recorded his first multi-homer game as a Cub and the eighth of his career. “Squared up some balls pretty well today, and one yesterday,” said Tucker, who also hit a double in his 3-for-5 performance Saturday. “So I’m just trying to continue to move it on to tomorrow.”

Kyle Tucker homers twice and Reese McGuire hits a grand slam as Angels starter Victor Mederos runs into trouble early in a 12-1 loss to the Cubs.

Well, the West Coast trip has been good to Tucker, because not only did he break his longstanding home run drought with a solo shot in the first inning of Game 1, but he followed that up by hitting two longballs during Chicago's route of Los Angeles on Saturday night.