Moises Ballesteros briefly joined the Chicago Cubs to replace Ian Happ and showcased promising skills despite a disappointing batting average of .188. His expected batting average was much higher at .266, indicating he made quality contact. With a solid approach at the plate—averaging 4.56 pitches per at-bat and walking twice—Ballesteros demonstrated he could be a significant contributor. Though he has returned to Triple-A, the Cubs may need to address their catching roster decisions for the 2026 season, given Ballesteros's potential.
Ballesteros saw 73 pitches in 16 at-bats, good for an average of 4.56 pitches per at-bat, indicating he was ready to be a major league contributor.
Despite a .188 average, Ballesteros showed potential with an expected batting average of .266 and a whiff rate of just 12.5%.
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