Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell gave an update on catcher Miguel Amaya after leaving the game on Wednesday with a scary injury.

The Cubs evened the series yesterday with a 4-1 win. Rookie Cade Horton was the story allowing just one hit and one run over 5.2 innings enroute to his seventh win of the season. Matt Shaw and Michael Busch each went deep for Chicago. The Jays’ attack was held in check all day. The home team was limited to two hits while striking out ten times.

ALL EVEN: The all-time series between the Cubs and Blue Jays is tied at 13 wins each, so the winner of today’s game will take the series lead, for now. The Cubs are 7-10 in Toronto and 6-3 against the Jays at Wrigley Field.

Chicago Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya suffered an injury against the Blue Jays on Wednesday, and he shared his feelings ahead of Thursday's game.

An MRI performed on Toronto first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s tight left hamstring showed no damage, though he was not in the lineup on Tuesday night for the Blue Jays’ game in Pittsburgh.

Not many bounces are going the Chicago Cubs' way right now, and apparently, that luck even extends to those who just joined the team. The Cubs called up their top prospect, outfielder Owen Caissie, to make his major league debut on Thursday.

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