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Happ avoids IL, gets day off from starting as Cubs recall Ballesteros
Ian Happ arrived at American Family Field on Wednesday morning still sore from the hard foul ball he hit off his left shin the previous night, but the veteran Cubs outfielder was happy to avoid anything serious and bypass a stint on the injured list.
Cubs second. Pete Crow-Armstrong grounds out to second base, Jackson Holliday to Coby Mayo. Ian Happ doubles to right field. Willi Castro singles to left field. Nico Hoerner doubles to deep ...
Ian Happ was initially expected to land on the injured list after fouling a ball off his shin in the Chicago Cubs' loss to ...
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Orioles rally late against Cubs behind Gunnar Henderson's homerGunnar Henderson belted a three-run homer in the four-run eighth inning to lift the visiting Baltimore Orioles to a 4-3 win ...
The Chicago Cubs made two roster moves on Wednesday despite deciding against placing Ian Happ on the injured list.
Certain physicality has been taken out of modern day baseball, but Ian Happ's collision with Colson Montgomery was legal.
The Chicago Cubs called up prospect Moisés Ballesteros and started him as their designated hitter as the corresponding move for designating infielder Vidal Bruján for assignment.
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