MESA, Ariz. -- Harrison Feinberg had already made a habit of overcoming adversity in college. So when he went undrafted in July despite starring at Northeastern the past two seasons, that would just be another obstacle to conquer. Fortunately for…
Undrafted Chicago Cubs prospect Harrison Feinberg is impressing in the Arizona Fall League with his performance and unique closed batting stance. Playing for the Mesa Solar Sox, Feinberg has hit safely in each of his first seven starts while slashing .321/.406/.393 with two doubles and two stolen bases, despite recently overcoming knee surgery and a turf toe injury.
Feinberg signed with the Cubs for $25,000 after setting Northeastern University's career home run record with 47 homers. Cubs area scout Mo Mogues championed the outfielder for his power and adaptability, while Feinberg credits his extreme closed stance for improving consistency and revitalizing his baseball career.
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