Kyle Schwarber is a budding baseball star, but like many boys who grow up in Southwest Ohio, football helped shape him.
The Chicago Cubs slugger took some time to sit down with Jason Krause, his coach at Middletown High School, and thank him for the impact he made on his life.
Krause, who is now the coach at Fairfield, has stayed in touch with Schwarber, and the two talked about how the coach helped him stay positive Schwarber rehabilitated a serious knee injury last season.
Already this season he has become the fastest Cub to reach 20 career home runs, doing so in 97 games.
.@kschwarb12 is the fastest Cub to 20 career home runs (97 games). pic.twitter.com/drEjB50uPu
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) May 3, 2017
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