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Michael Busch trying to find version of himself that could carry Cubs


A season ago, was the Cubs’ home-run leader. But after smacking 34 bombs in 2025, the first baseman came into Monday with just 16 this year. It’s not that he hasn’t been effective – his .352 on-base percentage was the highest of his young career – but he hasn’t been the same lineup-carrying presence he was at times last season. (Chicago Sun-Times)

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Michael Busch trying to find version of himself that could carry Cubs