Get to know Moise's ball yestos with these ridiculous highlights

Since the Chicago Cubs call their No. 4 view, Moises Ballesteros, are some of its highlights from the little leagues to present their impressive skills with the bat.

The 21-year-old Ballesteros makes a case as one of the best goals in the little leagues, and he lowers through his first 34 games with the Iowa Cubs this year .368/.420/.522. The catcher also has seven double, 18 RBIs and four homes.

Two of these homes were played on April 16 in the same game, where he also took a double, single and a walk over the St. Paul Saints on a 20: 6 victory.

This game was part of a 19-game strike serat that Ballesteros had enjoyed from April 11 to May 3. During this route, ball yesters also recorded 11 multi-hit games and a total of 51 bases. Eight of these bases came against the Buffalo Bison thanks to Ballesteros' second multi-Homer game on April 30th.

How long can ball yesters stay nearby?

The Cubs hope that Ballesteros' contact slopes can transferred to the big leagues and give the line -up a thrust. Since Ian Happ goes to the injured list with a weird injury, the perfect time is now to test the skills of ball yeast. Seiya Suzuki is needed in the left field to fill for Happ and leaves the designated Hitter spot open for ball yestos.

Although Ballesteros got most of his work at Catcher this year, his defensive skills behind the court are not as developed as his bat. Ballestos approved 27 stolen bases this year and caught only four runners.

Ballesteros is only 21 years old and still has a lot of time to develop as a catcher. He worked on improving his reception and blocking skills, and reports that he lost a lot of weight in the low season. His options are limited at the Major League level, with Miguel Amaya and Carson Kelly outstanding expectations at the position this year. Many catchers also learn how to play the first basis to increase their versatility, but ball yestos is only 5'8, which is far below the average amount of an MLB earliest Baseman.

Catches and proven hitter seem to be the most logical ways for ball yesters, unless he can learn how to play the outdoor field.