The no-hitter was gone in the seventh, and so was the shutout, and so was the game. Bryan Reynolds hit a two-run homer off Caleb Thielbar — who faced three batters and gave up three hits — and that was all the offense Pittsburgh produced from three hits all night. Shota Imanaga had thrown 100 pitches, struck out nine, and walked one across six innings of nothing. Carmen Mlodzinski matched him with five and a third of scoreless ball despite six hits and three walks, constantly pitching with traffic. The Cubs left eleven on base, which is the number that tells you they had chances and took none of them.