The World Series has two teams that have been waiting forever for a title
- 8 years ago
CLEVELAND — Fans in Cleveland and Chicago have been waiting an eternity for a chance at the World Series. The Indians haven’t won a title since 1948, and the Cubs haven’t won since 1908.
Both clubs have great pitching, although the Cubs have a few more aces up their sleeve.
Lester and Kluber battled it out in Game 1, with Kluber coming out on top.
Arrieta is starting Game 2 and Bauer should be okay as long as his pinky stays on.
The Cubs have a power packed lineup with Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo as well as a great supporting cast.
The Indians also bring the pain with Mike Napoli and Carlos Santana, backed up by some equally impressive supporting players.
Could Cleveland actually bring home another championship this year? Or will the Cubs finally end over a century’s worth of disappointment?
Both clubs have great pitching, although the Cubs have a few more aces up their sleeve.
Lester and Kluber battled it out in Game 1, with Kluber coming out on top.
Arrieta is starting Game 2 and Bauer should be okay as long as his pinky stays on.
The Cubs have a power packed lineup with Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo as well as a great supporting cast.
The Indians also bring the pain with Mike Napoli and Carlos Santana, backed up by some equally impressive supporting players.
Could Cleveland actually bring home another championship this year? Or will the Cubs finally end over a century’s worth of disappointment?