Ian Happ may be in his last season as a Chicago Cub, so when the team clinched a playoff spot at Wrigley Field on Thursday, he took a moment to celebrate with the fans he’s been with his entire career.
Happ was seen on the broadcast Thursday wrapping a baseball in money and throwing it into the stands with a note written on the ball.
“Thank you for 10 incredible years, for the positivity and unwavering support. Y’all are the best fans on sports! BEERS ON ME!” the note read, according to the social media accounts for the fan who caught the ball, known as Bleacher Jeff.
The money totaled $300.
“What a guy. Thank you for everything you’ve given us and the cubs Ian,” Bleacher Jeff wrote on Instagram.
The Cubs clinched their spot to the playoffs during the Thursday game at Wrigley Field, beating the Marlins to reach the postseason for the second consecutive year.
Happ was drafted by the Cubs in the 2015 MLB Draft and has spent his entire professional career with the Cubs ever since. But he is expected to become a free agent in 2027, leaving his future with the team uncertain.
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