Anthony Rizzo caught a Michael Busch home run ball at Wrigley Field for the second time, defying astronomical odds as a fan in the bleachers.
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The odds of which seem so astronomical you'd have to get someone from NASA to figure them out for you. ANTHONY RIZZO CALLS OUT JAZZ CHISHOLM'S 'IMMATURITY' AFTER EJECTION DURING YANKEES' FENWAY PARK SWEEPIn the bottom of the first inning against the Minnesota Twins, Cubs first baseman Michael Busch sent the 0-1 offering from Twins righty Taj Bradley to the right field bleachers, where a bunch of fans tried to get their paws on it.
It was nice of Rizzo to switch up his jerseys, so we know that those homers happened on different days. Would've been nice if he held up that day's newspaper just to make it concrete. This boggles my brain, and I think it just means that we all have to go on Anthony Rizzo home run-catching watch.
At his current one home run ball per season clip, he's looking at making it No. 3 next season. Rizzo was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 2007 and made his MLB debut with the San Diego Padres in 2011. But, of course, it was his ten seasons in Chicago — including being a part of that 2016 World Series team — that his career is best remembered for.
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