Facing elimination is always a situation that fosters focus among athletes and coaches. Last night's Game 5 was no exception. The Cubs were/are up against it: win or go home a loser. The Indians were ready to pounce and end their quest of their first Series win in 71 years. But the Cubbies would have none of it. The scrappy Chicagoans held on in the late innings as Mr. Chapman, the fireballing reliever shut down the Cleveland team with consistent 100 mph fastballs. Mr. Chapman inherited a situation with men on base but prevented any further scoring.
Now, a travel day as the teams return to Cleveland where the Cubs must win 2 in a row. If they win the next game and even the series, a slight edge is given to the home team Indians. A Game 7 is always worth the ticket price.
Take tonight off; read a book; get ready for baseball tomorrow.
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