If this game wasn’t intense enough, the rain delay and extra innings definitely made everyone more anxious. Once the 9 th inning ended, rain started to fall resulting in a 17-minute rain delay.

After a double scoring one, Rajai Davis sent a two run blast of flamethrower, Aroldis Chapman, to left field tying the game at 6-6. What a great way to say goodbye to baseball! Bottom of the 8 th is when it all fell down for the Cubbies. Top of the 6 th, David Ross, aka Grandpa Rossy, couldn’t end his MLB career without a solo shot to center. Bottom of the 5 th, Indians score off a wild pitch, Cubs still up 5-2. Later that inning, Anthony Rizzo singled sending his baseball bestie, Kris Bryant into score. Top of the 5 th, Cubs stud, Javier Baez sent a solo homerun out to center field. Next batter, Wilson Contreras doubled sending in another run, Cubs up 3-1. Two men on base, Addison Russell sent a sacrifice fly to center driving in run.

Wasn’t until the bottom of the 3 rd inning when the Indians tied it up 1-1 with a single to drive in Coco Crisp off the bat of Carlos Santana. Cubs started off strong with a leadoff homerun from center fielder, Dexter Fowler. Game seven was played on Wednesday, Novemat Progressive Field with the series tied up 3-3. Game seven certainly had everyone on their feet last game of the series, and winner takes all and is crowned the World Champion. Highlights include: three run homer from the Indians second basemen, Jason Kipnis and Cubs center fielder, Dexter Folwer’s solo shot to left in the bottom of the 8 th. The Indians bats were on fire, scoring seven runs before the end of the game. Later that inning, Corey Kluber singled to third scoring Lonnie Chisenhall. Fast forward top of the 2 nd inning, Carlos Santana of the Cleveland Indians hit a solo shot to right field. The Cubs struck the scoreboard first in the bottom of the 1 st from a single off the hot bat of Anthony Rizzo. The Cubs hoping to win at home, Indians hoping to gain a big lead in the series. Saturday, Octothe two teams face off at Wrigley for game four of the series. After one day of rest, the two teams were neck and neck until the top of the7th inning when the Cleveland Indians mark the board with a right field single off Coco Crisp. Switch of scenery, the clubs take on Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs on Friday, October 28, 2016.

2016 world series game 7 highlights