The first time in 100 years they finally get to hold that sweet Trophy. They defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-7. They won in a dramatic fashion. The cubs were losing 3-1 but made a dramatic come back in games 5 to 6 then the cubs set up a winner take all in game 7. David Ross playing his final game, Hit a home run to make the cubs a 6-3 lead.\u00a0With two men on, second baseman Ben Zobrist hit a one-out double that scored a run. Two batters later, catcher Miguel Montero hit a single, bringing one more Cub home and pushing the score to 8-6\u00a0Chicago reliever Carl Edwards got the first two outs quickly then walked Guyer. Two batters later, Guyer came home on a Davis single. Cleveland fans could almost taste a dramatic come-from-behind victory.\u201cIt happened, baby,\u201d said first baseman Anthony Rizzo<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The first time in 100 years they finally get to hold that sweet Trophy. They defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-7.<\/p>\n