St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas etched his name into the record books for all the wrong reasons versus the ...

The Chicago Cubs hit eight home runs against the St. Louis Cardinals, setting a franchise record for most home runs in a game ...

The Chicago Cubs sent five of Mikolas pitches into the bleachers in the first three innings of the game en route to a 11-3 ...

In an effort to sling-shot the Cardinals out of the doldrums of a three-game sweep in Pittsburgh where they were blanked ...

Miles Mikolas allowed six home runs vs. Cubs and made Cardinals history in a disastrous Fourth of July loss at Wrigley Field.

Michael Busch hit three home runs, Pete Crow-Armstrong connected twice and the Chicago Cubs went deep a franchise-record ...

Crow-Armstrong had a day, going 4-for-4 with two homers and the two hardest-hit balls of the game (a 111.8 mph single in the ...

Michael Busch hits three homers and Pete Crow-Armstrong adds two homers and four hits total in 11-3 victory for Cubs to widen ...

Michael Busch hit three home runs, Pete Crow-Armstrong connected twice and the Chicago Cubs went deep a franchise-record ...

One of the main catalysts for such a performance was the starter for that game, Miles Mikolas. He allowed six of the eight ...

Seiya Suzuki and Pete Crow-Armstrong got the Cubs off to a hot start with back-to-back solo home runs in the first inning off of Mikolas. Michael Busch and Carson Kelly followed suit with back-to-back ...

Miles Mikolas has been an outright disaster for the St. Louis Cardinals. Thankfully, there is a clear path to better results in the weeks ahead.