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Rizzo decides against accepting nachos in trade

The Cubs were on national TV on Saturday, so naturally Anthony Rizzo was mic'd up. Fox cameras caught him talking to a young fan above the Cubs dugout. After the game, he explained the situation.

"He wanted a signed ball for nachos and he wanted the signed ball first," Rizzo said. "I told him that's not how business goes. I was negotiating with him. I tried teaching him a lesson, but I caved and gave him the ball first.

"They did bring the nachos down, but I don't think the protocols allow us to take stuff from fans right now, so I went with the smart approach and said, 'Thank you but I can't.'"

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