November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (Soxfest @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 11:25 PM) They had a chance bottom of 9th and had s***ty at bats against a dead tired Chapman. Its amazing Chapman pitched better after giving up the HR than Allen and Shaw. Indians continually look like they want to make it close......but then wet themselves
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Nov 3, 2016 -> 04:27 AM) I don't mind Rizzo, but his putting his hands on his head with the OMG reminds me of actors when they win an Academy Award and go through the "I have nothing prepared, I never thought I would win" phony routine. Great point. Good post.
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (hi8is @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 11:26 PM) This. A million times, this. That Davis home run was a complete fluke. The Cubs just flat out wanted it more and are the better team. When you have Goliath down on the ground, you better put the dagger through his skull. The tribe couldn't do that.
November 3, 20169 yr Inning reminds me so much of game 4 vs Giants. Hard hit grounders placed perfectly
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (Flash Tizzle @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 10:29 PM) Its amazing Chapman pitched better after giving up the HR than Allen and Shaw. Indians continually look like they want to make it close......but then wet themselves He didn't pitch that well. Kipnis had the best approach but the other AB's were bad. The best approach to take as a hitter there is to work the count and keep fouling off pitches until he hangs a slider. He was throwing a lot of them. Edited November 3, 20169 yr by soxforlife05
November 3, 20169 yr Also as you guys mentioned, why did Shaw pitch outside to Zobrist knowing that's where he was aiming? And why weren't they shaded defensively after seeing it?
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (soxforlife05 @ Nov 3, 2016 -> 04:31 AM) He didn't pitch that well. Kipnis had the best approach but the other AB's were bad. Santana couldn't have asked for a bigger meatball
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (soxforlife05 @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 11:31 PM) He didn't pitch that well. Kipnis had the best approach but the other AB's were bad. I seriously thought Kipnis at least doubled off him on that ball he fouled off.
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (Flash Tizzle @ Nov 3, 2016 -> 04:32 AM) Also as you guys mentioned, why did Shaw pitch outside to Zobrist knowing that's where he was aiming? And why weren't they shaded defensively after seeing it? Yep the pitch before scared me. Can't throw same pitch three straight times to him
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (Footlongcomiskeydog @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 09:30 PM) The Cubs just flat out wanted it more... I was saying this the entire game here while watching.
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (chw42 @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 10:33 PM) Looks like they should have gone to Bauer earlier. I'm confused why he was left in after Schwarber rips one and Bryant nearly homers.
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (chw42 @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 09:33 PM) 4-5-6 coming up. Not over yet, but pretty much over. Napoli is due... he's like 0 for 27 this game.
November 3, 20169 yr QUOTE (soxforlife05 @ Nov 2, 2016 -> 11:34 PM) I'm confused why he was left in after Schwarber rips one and Bryant nearly homers. He's pitched well in the series. The problem is that as the series prolonged, the Cubs got more looks at these guys. I don't think it's a coincidence why the Cubs have hit much better in the past 3 games.
November 3, 20169 yr This was set up as another epic collapse, the Trine needed to do something in the 9th. The Cubs got to Kluner, Miller, and Shaw. As Hawk would say, tip your cap.
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