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Goose on the loose: Michael Busch chases off waterfowl at Wrigley Field


Chicago Cubs first baseman isn’t afraid to hit the ball the opposite way, as a goose learned at Wrigley Field Monday. Busch came up to bat in the third inning of the Cubs’ game against the Philadelphia Phillies, and he had an unexpected spectator on the field: a goose. The goose strutted around without a care in the world for several minutes. (NBC Chicago)

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Goose on the loose: Michael Busch chases off waterfowl at Wrigley Field