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Munenori Kawasaki turned a slick double play and of course had so much fun doing it

By Matt Monagan

Baseball returned to our world this week with the start of Spring Training. There's already been some big homers, some debatable mustaches and some Mike Trout doing Mike Trout things.
Hmmm ... what's missing?
MUNE!

Yes, Munenori Kawasaki, the dancing, interview-enlightening phenom who re-signed with the Cubs on a Minor League deal in the offseason. And during the Cubs' 7-5 loss to the Angels on Tuesday, Mune made a diving glove-flip up the middle to start an inning-ending double play. 

That, of course, made Mune very happy and, in turn, makes us very happy. Welcome back, baseball. Welcome back, Munenori Kawasaki.

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