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Confident Michael Busch a driving force with Chicago Cubs' bats on fire


The fastball that D-backs starter sent ’s way in the second inning Saturday veered up and out of the strike zone. The way the Cubs first baseman is swinging the bat right now, it didn't matter. Busch attacked the pitch and sliced the baseball high over left field, where it crashed into the second row of Wrigley Field’s bleachers. (MLB.com)

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Confident Michael Busch a driving force with Chicago Cubs' bats on fire