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Recap: Chicago Cubs vs. Cleveland

 

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Nick Swisher hit a two-run home run, part of his 3-for-4, four-RBI performance, as Cleveland ripped the Cubs, 13-5, in Cactus League action.

Lonnie Chisenhall added a solo homer while going 3-for-3 with three RBI and as many runs score, Drew Stubbs collected two hits and drove in two runs, while Mark Reynolds posted a solo shot among his two hits with two runs driven in for the Tribe.

Carlos Carrasco allowed four hits and two runs over three innings for the win.

Alfonso Soriano and Johermyn Chavez both went deep and Logan Watkins added an RBI in defeat for Chicago.

Cubs starter Alberto Cabrera was rocked for seven hits and five runs over his 2 2/3-inning outing.

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