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Seiya Suzuki activated, good vibes flow as tough schedule tests Cubs

John antonoff

LOS ANGELES – Even after the Cubs’ homestand this week, the origin of the sheriff’s hat remained mysterious. Cubs catcher Yan Gomes said he found it lying around the clubhouse.

“Somebody’s missing a hat,” he quipped.

Gomes put the hat on Nico Hoerner’s head for his interview after hitting a walk-off RBI single – “He’s the new sheriff in town.” Then, Hoerner passed it to Nelson Velázquez in the clubhouse after his go-ahead grand slam the next night.

As a media scrum formed around Velázquez, he turned to locker mate Adbert Alzolay to ask if he should put the hat back on for his interview.