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Campbell Faulkner, 10, wears a bright green wrist band while holding his custom-made baseball bat given to him by Chicago Cubs' Kyle Schwarber, at his home in Queen Creek, Ariz., Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016. Some 1,700 miles away from Wrigley Field, no one is enjoying Schwarber's comeback from a major knee injury more than Faulkner, a boy with a life-threatening illness, and his family. The 10-year-old Faulkner stays up to watch his buddy in the World Series, and Schwarber proudly wears his Campbell’s Crew wristband while he tries to help the Chicago Cubs to their first championship since 1908. (AP Photo/Matt York)

Campbell Faulkner, 10, wears a bright green wrist band while holding his custom-made baseball bat given to him by Chicago Cubs' Kyle Schwarber, at his home in Queen Creek, Ariz., Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016. Some 1,700 miles away from Wrigley Field, no one is enjoying Schwarber's comeback from a major knee injury more than Faulkner, a boy with a life-threatening illness, and his family. The 10-year-old Faulkner stays up to watch his buddy in the World Series, and Schwarber proudly wears his Campbell’s Crew wristband while he tries to help the Chicago Cubs to their first championship since 1908. (AP Photo/Matt York)

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