The Chicago Cubs have had little trouble coming from behind to win games on their current homestand. 

Jim Edmonds and Mark DeRosa delivered key hits and the Chicago Cubs overcame an eight-run deficit, rallying past the Colorado Rockies 10-9 Friday for their fifth straight victory. 

Top Two-Start Pitchers of the Week 

Indians starting pitcher Fausto Carmona was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left hip and is expected to be out at least four weeks. 

MEDICAL WATCH: OF Matt Holliday (strained left hamstring) went on the 15-day disabled list May 25. 

The Rockies actually had a lead for a moment Thursday -- but just a moment. 

--LHP Glendon Rusch, who allowed one run in 11 innings of two starts at Class AAA Colorado Springs, will get the start against the Cubs at Wrigley Field on Saturday. 

As good as the Chicago Cubs have been at home this season, it's still been nearly seven years since they won more than five straight games at Wrigley Field. 

For one night at least, the Chicago Cubs are the best team in baseball. 

Top Two-Start Pitchers of the Week 

--LHP Jorge De La Rosa will move to the bullpen Thursday instead of starting Saturday at Chicago. 

MEDICAL WATCH: OF Matt Holliday (strained left hamstring) went on the 15-day disabled list May 25. 

Struggling left-hander Jorge De La Rosa, as expected, was pulled from the rotation and won't make his next scheduled start Saturday at Chicago. 

The Chicago Cubs have used their high-powered offense to dominate teams at Wrigley Field during the first two months of the season, leading them to one of baseball's best home records. 

Adam Eaton needed one-third of the season to eliminate the goose egg next to his name.