instant replay is a joke!
Gonzalez was clearly safe and it changed the momentum of the game
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10-20-16 09:06 AM #2696
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10-20-16 04:42 PM #2697
What a Joke
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10-20-16 08:18 PM #2698
Yep , sure looked safe to me .
Originally Posted by JAKEPEAVY21
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10-20-16 11:07 PM #2699
Hopefully Kershaw and the Dodgers win Game 6 on Saturday to force a Game 7.
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10-20-16 11:17 PM #2700
Originally Posted by BigSpoon
The more games the better !
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10-21-16 01:02 AM #2701
Kershaw going down at wriggled, fight!!!
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10-21-16 04:32 AM #2702
Originally Posted by Cross
will be fun1
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10-21-16 06:59 AM #2703
So will the Cubs struggle with the Indians pitching?
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10-21-16 09:18 AM #2704
Not over yet! Originally Posted by Otters27
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10-21-16 01:20 PM #2705
Cubs really haven't struggled with anyone's pitching this year. Kluber has been pretty sharp, he may be able to shut them down for a game or 2. Originally Posted by Otters27
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10-21-16 11:17 PM #2706
Wow, this game six is going to be amazing.
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10-22-16 02:08 AM #2707
Kershaw needs to carry the Dodgers again and he probably will.
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10-22-16 02:44 AM #2708
heard his back was far from 100 percent Originally Posted by EmpireMaker
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10-22-16 05:06 AM #2709
The Cubs are just one win away from their 1st World Series in 71 years.
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10-22-16 05:07 AM #2710
Kershaw going to try to pitch perfect tonight. take the cubs
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10-22-16 08:59 AM #2711
will poster Cross be crying after tonight's game?
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10-22-16 09:07 PM #2712
Man, not looking good for the Dodgers.... Was hoping they would shut the Cubs fans up.
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10-22-16 11:05 PM #2713
Go home dodgers, I am crying tears of joy Peavy!
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10-22-16 11:42 PM #2714
Congrats to the cubs , gonna be a great series !
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10-22-16 11:53 PM #2715
One club's championship drought is going to end and the loser will feel terrible. Originally Posted by mr. leisure
Congrats to the cubs , gonna be a great series !
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10-23-16 04:06 AM #2716
Indians win.
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10-23-16 06:59 AM #2717
Cubs vs Indians World Series. I like it!!!!
It's nice to see different teams for a change.
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10-23-16 07:00 AM #2718
Originally Posted by BigSpoon
good for baseball
steep road for Indians with their lack of a starting pitching
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10-23-16 07:35 AM #2719
congrats Originally Posted by Cross
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10-23-16 09:53 AM #2720
Wow, the Cubs open as heavy WS favorites. This should be a good series.
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10-23-16 10:58 AM #2721
IF Cubs can get ahead in the games vs. Indians then the bullpen won't matter. Just don't want to run into Andrew Miller when behind
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10-23-16 11:45 AM #2722
There’s a “very real” possibility slugger Kyle Schwarber will be able to contribute for the World Series-bound Cubs in their matchup with the Indians, reports FanRag’s Jon Heyman. Schwarber has been out since early April after tearing the ACL and LCL in his left knee, but, as the Cubs were in the midst of defeating the Dodgers to clinch their first pennant since 1945, the 23-year-old returned to action Saturday in the Arizona Fall League. Schwarber accrued four plate appearances and said afterward that “it was overall a really great day for me” (via Jack Thompson of the Chicago Tribune). If Schwarber does return for the World Series, the player whom Cubs baseball president of baseball operations Theo Epstein deems a “special talent” could factor in as a DH and pinch-hitter.
More from Heyman:
- The Dodgers and soon-to-be free agent Justin Turner have mutual interest in renewing their relationship, according to Heyman, who notes that the third baseman’s age could prevent that from happening. The fact that Turner will turn 32 next month might cause the Dodgers to shy away from approaching or matching any mega-offers that come his way on the open market. Turner is in position to cash in on the heels of a three-year run in which he combined for 12.4 fWAR and slashed .296/.364/.492 in 1,383 plate appearances.
- As for another of the Dodgers’ key impending free agents, Kenley Jansen, the club will “make a nice attempt” to re-sign the closer, writes Heyman. The 29-year-old Jansen has been a premier reliever since debuting in 2010, so the Dodgers’ interest in keeping him is no surprise. He and fellow free agent-to-be Aroldis Chapman look primed to become the two highest-paid relievers in baseball history.
- Both Turner and Jansen will be among players landing $17.2MM qualifying offers after the season. Joel Sherman of the New York Post reported earlier this month that Major League Baseball could introduce a new rule to preclude players from receiving a QO in consecutive offseasons. That now seems unlikely, though, as a source told Heyman there hasn’t been much discussion about it.
- The Tigers received calls on outfielder Justin Upton over the summer, ESPN’s Buster Olney reported Saturday. Heyman contends that dealing Upton would be a “tall task,” pointing to the amount of capable right-handed hitters in the offseason’s class of free agents. There are other factors that could stand in the way, too, including Upton’s 20-team no-trade clause and his right to opt out of his contract after next season. Upton just finished the first season of the six-year, $132.75MM deal he signed with Detroit last winter. A torrid September helped prevent a disastrous year for Upton, whose overall output – .246/.310/.465, 1.4 fWAR over 626 PAs – was nonetheless disappointing.
- The Red Sox are seriously considering exercising their $13.5MM club option for 2017 on right-hander Clay Buchholz, per Heyman. The weak group of free agent starters could lead Boston to pick it up, as Heyman concurs with MLBTR’s Steve Adams that he’d potentially end up with a multiyear deal on the market. The 32-year-old Buchholz has been inconsistent during his Red Sox tenure, including a subpar 2016 spent both in the rotation and bullpen, though he was highly effective as recently as last season and could garner trade interest if the club retains his rights.
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10-24-16 06:04 AM #2723
Jansen should get paid
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10-24-16 09:23 AM #2724
Even if Kyle can play for the Cubs, is he really going to be dialed in after taking so long off?
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10-24-16 11:32 AM #2725
Hard to know but if his timing is on, he could possibly be a useful DH or Pinch-Hitter. Originally Posted by Fire in da hole
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10-24-16 12:15 PM #2726
Indians to start Kluber in Game 1, no surprise there. Danny Salazar could be available to pitch in the series in some capacity as well.
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10-24-16 05:02 PM #2727
Terry Francona just told us(ESPN) that Danny Salazar will be on their WS roster and Cody Anderson will be off.
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10-24-16 05:29 PM #2728
Salazar getting thrown in the fire if he starts. Don't think you can trust him.
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10-24-16 11:25 PM #2729
Cubs are slight favs. for game 1 at cleveland .
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10-24-16 11:31 PM #2730
Looks like schwarber in at dh tomorrow!
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