Cubs’ Ian Happ hit his 100th career home run on Sunday vs. the Brewers and the ball was caught by Harrison a fan attending his game for his 10th birthday. After the game, Happ talks about meeting Harrison after the game.
Extend him? Trade him?
Whatever the Cubs do next with Ian Happ, they'll be able to say they watched him for six seasons do something few in franchise history have accomplished.
When Happ hit his 13th home run of the season in Sunday's first inning against the Brewers' Brandon Woodruff, he became the 26th player to hit 100 home runs as a Cub, joining a list that includes Hall of Famers Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, Ron Santo and Ryne Sandberg near the top, as well as current and former teammates Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant, Javy Báez and Willson Contreras.
Contreras (115) was the last to reach the mark, on May 16 against the Pirates.
Happ holds the franchise record for home runs by a switch hitter.
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