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    David Haugh: Be careful counting out Schwarber as man to make a difference for Cubs

    by By David Haugh, Chicago Tribune Aug 16, 2017 3 minutes

    CHICAGO _ Standing about 100 feet off the ground in a basket at the end of a ladder attached to Chicago Fire Department Truck No. 21, Cubs outfielder Kyle Schwarber smiled Wednesday as he dared to look down.

    You might call it a season high for the struggling slugger.

    "I wasn't afraid of heights," Schwarber insisted. "They taught me something new up there."

    Chicago continues to learn just how regular a guy Schwarber is. Good luck finding a professional athlete in town easier to pull for than the World

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