Anthony Rizzo made his Chicago Cubs debut a successful one on Tuesday night. In his first at-bat for the Cubs, he hit a sharp grounder to short that Ruben Tejada wasn't able to handle, allowing Rizzo to reach first safely.

Cubs official scorer Bob Rosenberg actually scored the play an error but, perhaps succumbing to pressure from the crowd, changed it to a hit.

Rizzo hits one sharply to short, reaches when Tejada can't backhand it. Rosenberg gives him error, gets booed, changes to hit. #Perfect

— Paul Sullivan (@PWSullivan) June 27, 2012

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Here's video of the hit in question.

The Cubs trail New York 2-0 in the third inning.

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