Carl Edwards Jr. was the envy of batting practice, cruising around Wrigley Field on a scooter

By Adrian Garro

August 12, 2018

What's your preferred method of transportation? Car? Subway? Train? On foot?
Cubs reliever Carl Edwards Jr. had a pretty clear answer to this question before Chicago's game against the Nats on Sunday night at Wrigley Field: a scooter.

The envy of all the neighborhood kids. pic.twitter.com/H2pQvoJ9ek
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 12, 2018

You can practically feel the envy through those images -- and with good reason, as that thing can motor:

Carl Edwards Jr. debuting the Cubs’ new bullpen scooter. pic.twitter.com/ejqk44qWDZ
— The Athletic Chicago (@TheAthleticCHI) August 12, 2018

Stylin'.

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