Imanaga gave up seven earned in six innings, and the damage centered on two frames. The fifth was the one that broke it open — Peña singled in two on a ball to center that Crow-Armstrong couldn't corral, and then Walker hit a 1-1 sinker 426 feet to left-center with two on. Nick Allen's first homer of the year had tied it in the third, a solo shot to left. Lambert got the win despite 103 pitches in five innings and four walks. The Cubs got two back in the seventh on Busch's two-run homer, but Abreu and Pearson handled the last two innings without a hit. Houston left two men on base all night. Imanaga's line is the one that tells you what happened: 94 pitches, seven earned, six strikeouts, and a loss.