The Chicago Cubs landed in the franchise history books again on Saturday thanks to first baseman Michael Busch. ESPN’s Jesse Rogers posted to X (formerly known as Twitter) to highlight the historic moment, noting that Busch joined rare company in franchise postseason history. Over his last 10 games of the regular season, Busch hit .394 with 5 homers and 9 RBIs. In the Cubs’ wildcard series win over the Padres, he batted .400 with a homer and 4 hits across 3 games. After his Game 1 leadoff shot, his 2025 postseason line climbed to .455 with 5 hits, 2 homers, and 2 RBIs in 4 games.