There is a particular kind of magic that follows certain people even after they leave the stage — a residual gravity that keeps the game finding them. Anthony Rizzo, who spent a decade anchoring the Chicago Cubs at first base and helped end a 108-year championship drought in 2016, has now caught a home run ball in the Wrigley Field bleachers for the second time in as many seasons, this time off the bat of current Cubs first baseman Michael Busch. The odds of such a thing happening once are already vanishingly small; that it has happened twice to the same man, at the same ballpark, in the same
Rizzo catches second home run ball at Wrigley in improbable repeat
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Former Cubs player Anthony Rizzo caught a second home run ball at Wrigley Field, a statistically improbable event with minimal economic significance.
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