‘A consistent presence’: How rookie Michael Busch quickly won over the Cubs

Posted Apr 12, 2024
When you ask Chicago Cubs players and coaches about Michael Busch, they all use one word: Consistent. The 26-year-old is getting his first true runway in the big leagues after sporadic playing time in his debut season with the Dodgers a year ago. And in the early going, he has impressed his new team. “Super consistent at-bats,” Ian Happ said of Busch. (Marquee Sports Network)

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