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Chicago faced a 2-0 deficit after seven innings before the outburst.

Johnson finished with four hits in five at-bats.

Aramis Ramirez and Alfonso Soriano had two RBI apiece. Kosuke Fukodome knocked in one run, while Mike Fontenot added two hits for the National League Central-leading Cubs, winners in nine of their last 11 games.

Winning pitcher Ryan Dempster (14-5) gave up two earned runs on five hits and two walks over six innings. He struck out 10 batters.

He is one victory shy of equaling his career-high in wins set in 2001 while pitching for the Marlins.

Florida's Luis Gonzalez and John Baker both had one RBI. Jorge Cantu had two of the six hits for the Marlins, who have dropped four of five.

The losing pitcher was reliever Renyel Pinto (2-5).

 BREAKING STORIES

Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Randall Mell Column

Giants' Burress Surrenders to Police

Texas Should Be Ranked Ahead of Oklahoma

COL BKB: Western Ky. 68, Louisville 54

Report: Burress to Surrender to Police

Sources: Burress Shooting to Prompt Arrest

Alabama Dominates Auburn

Notre Dame Star Out With Pneumonia

BRIEF: Reports: Croom Resigns From MSU

Stuckey Seizes the Reins in Win: Point Guard Runs Offense While A.I. Sits

The Charleston Gazette, W.Va., Dave Hickman Column: WVU Spreads Itself Too Thin

Wade Scores 43 Points to Lead Heat Past Suns

Stuckey Seizes the Reins for Pistons As Iverson Sits

Knicks Divorcing Stephon Marbury is Worth the Cost

Eagles Win Battle of Birds

Browns QB Quinn Out for the Season

EDITORIAL: A Big 12 Season for the Ages

The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa., Larry O'Rourke Column: The Clock Hasn't Struck 5 ... Yet

The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss., Jim Mashek Column: Swan Song? 26 Hits Right Note

Buick Open: Farewell to Tiger Woods?: GM Deal is Gone, so He Might Be, Too