After a down right pitiful performance in Chicago last night against the Dodgers, the Cubs are a heart beat away from eclipsing a century removed from a World Series title.
Manny Ramirez and the Dodgers came on strong and never took their feet off the gas as the Dodgers slammed the Cubs 10-3 to take a 2-0 lead in this series. Ramirez went 2 for 4 including his second home run this series and 2 RBI's. Ramirez has 26 home runs career in the post season, the most of any player in history.
With 4 errors to Chicago's credit, I wouldn't say you could pin this loss on any one person in their organization. Only one team has comeback after being down two games to none during a Division Series in history so luck will have to be on there side.
The series shifts to Los Angeles Saturday at 9pm CST. Rich Harden will be starting for the Cubs and Hiroki Kuroda will start for the Dodgers.
By: Collin Dakheel
By: Collin Dakheel
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