Cubs didn't do it. They failed to provide even 1 run for their pitching staff and their team. The Indians got their 1 run the old fashioned way: they hit the ball where the defense wasn't. Several times, the Cubs threatened, but to no avail. For more than 13 times, they left runners stranded on base without scoring. Not good.
The Series will go at least another 2 more games, possibly ending in Chicago before a return trip to Cleveland. We'll be watching. The pitching has been superb, underscoring the dictum that good pitching defeats good hitting.
Joe Madden will try his magic to get the bats to come alive in Game 4 tonight.
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