Chicago Cubs Victory Over Los Angeles Dodgers In First Pennant Since 1945

CHICAGO - the Grandfatherly Cubs Catcher David Wade Ross admitted to that he was never paying so much attention in history class. While the precocious young slugger Kris Bryant struggling to count back the years since the Chicago Cubs last won a Baseball World Series.

Theo Epstein said in the New York Times sport news that history doesn't really think about on this Chicago Cubs club. Baseball operator President stated before Game 6 on Saturday that Chicago Cubs just trying to win tonight's game. This team has a lot of player in their early 20s, and they're not burdened by that matter. It is just all about trying to win hard and keeping it plainly simple.

The Chicago Cubs got the victory with a 5-0 achieve over the Los Angeles Dodgers and the fearsome ace pitcher Clayton Kershaw. The Cubs celebrated early and further added home runs from Willson Contreras and Anthony Rizzo. The Cubs protected the pilot in their lead with artful pitching from Kyle Hendricks who permitted just two more hits over seven and another third innings.

In Los Angeles Time news, the Dodgers rushed itself into controlling the National League West while the ace pitcher Kershaw ended a herniated disk for the last 10 weeks but in October, the team returned to its former shape. The team could go only as far as Kershaw could seize it. Before Saturday, the team was winning in playoff games in which Kershaw appeared and have a 1-5 in the rest.

Kershaw came in this October with questions about his resiliency in the last postseason. He condensed some of those with his show earlier this week when he pitched four times in a 10-day period.

The Chicago Cubs' opponent in the World Series will be not a different team with a history of hard fortune with the Cleveland Indians who have not won a championship since year1948. Their achievement is next to that of the Cubs who have not even won a World Series since the year 1908 but when the Series start in Cleveland on Tuesday night, someone's bitter long drought will be near an ending.