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Cubs Promote Top Prospect Moisés Ballesteros

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Overnight, Cubs prospect Moisés Ballesteros went from playing MLB The Show to being in The Show

Overnight, he went from an online gamer to the designated hitter at Wrigley Field.

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Moisés Ballesteros debut: Cubs promote top hitting prospect as Ian Happ heads to IL

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Chicago Cubs Top Prospect Moisés Ballesteros Expected to Make MLB Debut Tuesday

Cubs call up No. 4 prospect Ballesteros, place Happ on IL

left fielder Ian Happ was expected to be placed on the 10-day injured list prior to Tuesday’s game due to an oblique injury.

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Cubs' Ian Happ: Officially placed on IL

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Report: Cubs calling up highly-touted prospect Moises Ballesteros; Happ to IL

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Cubs top prospect's emotional reaction to call-up makes him immediate fan favorite

Moisés Ballesteros couldn't believe it when the Chicago Cubs selected his contract from Triple-A Iowa, and it showed throughout his MLB debut. He went 0-for-4 o

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Cubs Prospect Becoming Must-See Player, Crushing Balls on Fast Track to Big Leagues

Though just 20 years old, Chicago Cubs international free agent Jefferson Rojas has been impressive and could soon be at the Double-A level.

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Cubs Calling Up Top Prospect to Replace Injured All-Star

The bad news is that All-Star outfielder Ian Happ is heading to the injured list. The 30-year-old leadoff man has missed the Cubs' last three games with an oblique injury and will now be out awhile longer. On the plus side, Chicago is calling up one of its top prospects to replace him in the lineup.

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Cubs Expected To Promote Top Catching Prospect With .942 OPS

With Ian Happ heading to the IL with an oblique injury, the Chicago Cubs reportedly are promoting top catching prospect Moises Ballesteros.

Cubs' Ballesteros has major offensive potential

The Cubs are calling up intriguing prospect Moisés Ballesteros to replace injured outfielder Ian Happ, and Eric Samulski explains why the catcher/first baseman brings major offensive potential to Chicago.