>> kenny: rodriguez the runner on third. greiner takes his lead off second. castro. fouled back. 0-1. >> a.j.: did that ball hit your microphone, kenny? >> kenny: hit one of our mics downstairs. where is j.p.? >> a.j.: a nasty pitch there. a nasty breaking ball. this ball goes straight down,

because of his over the top delivery it starts belt high or higher and ends up in the dirt. >> kenny: 0-2. castro gets a piece of it. >> a.j.: over the top breaking ball. this ball starts out waist high or higher and ends up in the dirt. you see by our tracer there, just a downward break that the ball has. >> kenny: castro called out on strikes. another opportunity for tom hallion. >> a.j.: he can't wait. he just cannot help himself. ball starts out almost at his head. when you see a right-handed pitcher buckle a left-handed hitter, that's how you know you have a good breaking ball.

add insult to injury, tom hallion doing the lawn mower behind you. >> kenny: tigers down to their last out. here is victor reyes. made a couple of nice defensive play tonight. strike one. >> a.j.: reyes just saw two 97-mile-an-hour fastball thrown by you. is there any way you look for an 84-mile-an-hour 12:00 to 6:00 curveball?

>> kenny: the 0-2 from karinchak. missing high and outside. one ball, two strikes. >> kenny: the 1-2. that will do it. 15th shutout for the cleveland indians. they win their 90th game of the season and fall into a tie for the second wild card in the american league as karinchak celebrates. indians win it 7-0.

four pitchers combined for the shutout, tigers had 11 base runners and could not score. reyes with his 35th home run. lindor with three hits. puig, his eighth and ninth base hit of the series. the indians with their 17th straight over the detroit tigers. first time that has been done in major league baseball since 1962. >> a.j.: another ho-hum win for the indians, shutout by their pitching staff, in a tie with tampa bay for the second wild card, it's going to be a fun ending to the season with those three teams but the indians do it to the tigers once again. 17 times in a row. led by francisco lindor and the top of their lineup. adding afranmil reyes. a nice win for the cleveland indians. >> kenny: 18-1 against detroit this season.

>> a.j.: if they do get into the playoffs they should send a share to the detroit tigers. >> kenny: francisco lindor with three hits. he scored two runs. he's with j.p. >> j.p.: francisco, you missed almost the full first month of the year with injuries. how much is that adding to the focus and the excitement you feel now? >> the motto of the year was don't take anything for granted. when you're healthy, you take things for granted and i'm not taking nothing for granted. i'm going to do whatever it takes to stay on the field and help my team win. >> j.p.: franmil reyes a home run in the fourth inning, an animated discussion between him and puig. who has more power? franmil or yasiel? >> franmil hasn't understood yet

how much power he's got. he's a really good hitter but he's going to get better and he's going to be scary once he gets better and we all know what puig is capable of doing. what i like about puig the most is he's a winner. wherever he goes, he goes out and plays as hard as he can tow win and that's what we needed. >> j.p.: francisco, thank you. kenny. >> kenny: thanks, j.p., indians win it 7-0 over the tigers. they sweep this three-game series. 17 straight over detroit. they fall into a tie with the tampa bay rays in the american league wild card race.

>> kenny: back in cleveland. the mlb postseason begins october 1st. m. l. wild card on tbs october 2nd. american league wild card on espn. october 4 the american league division series begins on fs1 and the fox sports app. indians hope to be there. they've pulled into a tie with the tampa bay rays for the second wild card in the american league. 7-0 over the detroit tigers tonight. on baseball night in america on fox. clevinger and three other indian pitchers combined on their major-league-leading 15th shutout of the season. for a.j. pierzynski, j.p. morosi and our entire crew, kenny albert saying goodnight from cleveland.

. this is fox we want to welcome our viewers just now joining us after watching the baseball game. we will continue on with our coverage. in a little more than an hour the that has caused delays will be wrapping up more than a week ahead of schedule.

will reopen at 9:00 put tonight. that's good news for a lot of frustrated. that repair project was scheduled to last through september 27 but project supervisorserred on the side of of caution. as sources tell ktvu there are plans to replace some of them with buses. this change would affect the lines. they will they go from the castro to the ferry building. jesse has the details. >> part train, part bus, san francisco's famous street cars are another icon serving the tourists and locals. >> we love them because our -- because in argue en we have these. >> that's what sets san francisco apart.

>> but this city's charm could look like others if changes adopted by the metropolitan transportation, say service cuts are coming, officials who decline to be interviewed say are being shortened. the move comes to offset a shortage of streetcar operators. san francisco street cars date back to the early part of the 20th credibilitiry. century. they have operated since horses powered the ride. >> the union that represents the operators of the street cars say the changes involve putting more buses on the line and less street cars like this. >> regular ride irs say y alter even more daunting. >> because of the -- is pretty much the only way to go,

other than the underground which doesn't stop locally. >> say the changes would take place next year, possibly reducing the -- castro district, jesse garrett, ktvu. this sunday the 49ers host the pittsburgh steelers for the home opener. there are some new treats for hungry 9er fans this year. a dozen new rest rents restaurants will be open for business and they will have plenty. >> we have got some pepper and onions. some of those are coming from our rooftop. seasonal lee is huge. and then want to have something crunchy and cheesy. beer sounds good. john sever son was named leave

eye stadium executive chef earlier this year. he is already what he calls a dining experience. clearly jesse got the assignment today. go try out all the new food. that's my kind of deal. >> a little bit of a preview there. weather should be okay this weekend. in fact it will be warm out at levi stadium. temperatures will trend up as we head into the weekend, 71 degrees. lots of 80s toward antioch and san jose. so we have been showing you the trend and you can see that curve. it is going up. cooling off into sunday and some bigger changes into early next week. on the satellite we are showing you this once again. not in the bay area, we have the clear skies and will continue with that theme as we head into tomorrow morning for

your friday morning. current numbers for tonight. we still have -- oakland 72 and san francisco currently checking in 65. here's our camera with mostly clear skies for tonight. maybe a patch or two of some fog developing but i am expecting mostly clear skies. it's already by the friday. some 40s and 50s. this is that cooled us off yesterday and this is what we will be tracking as we head to friday and saturday. this will set up throes a week at least a week off shore flow. with that the beaches in the lower 70s. inland close to 0e89 90. the hottest day of the week will be saturday. we are expecting to heat up next week and some winds developing. this could boost the fair

danger. this is what we are concerned with. there is a chance we could have thouing those winds develop. so no red flag warnings just yet but that could head into monday and tuesday. fire danger on the increase. here we are tomorrow morning, 40s into the 50s. a nice recovery. 70s and 80s in a few spots approaching 90 degrees. right around the bay, oak land, 80. a few more neighborhoods in san jose, 84. and in san francisco. look at that, we pushed to 78 degrees. saturday the hottest day of the weekend, then we look at fire danger and fall begins early monday morning. appreciate it. reboot of the popular tv show saved by the bell is soon going to original stars have signed on including mao lopez. earlier today i talked with

harry levin who says there is still a chance we will see an adult zach morris in the reboot. >> they said that lays elizabeth berkeley and mario and that zach, mark paul goesler's character was going to be the governor of california. we thought wow, he's coming back, too, we get him at the airport and we say congratulations. he said i haven't been contacted by them. so we have some production source and we found out last night that they didn't contact him because he's on another show right now on abc. and they figured right now he's do busy but they say we absolutely would love to have him a guest starring role from time to time because he's got other commitments but they have not

shut the door to any of these exempt one. it sounds like mr. building ain't coming back. >> but harvey is telling us there's not yet a time line for that release of the saved by the bell reboot. the giants looking to sweep their series with the red sox today. up next with all the highlights.

marcus here. what a trip to boston this has been for the giants. it's incredible. >> yeah, really a breath of fresh air and an escape from the nonpennant race. then bruce bochy getting his 2000th win. today a little revisit to the frustration of baseball. however, it's very nicely the

buffs and red sox a gift for boche, a with 2000 printed on it. nice going bruce bochy. going against the red sox at fenway. that's the 1st, 2nd inning. already down 3-1. just a little flip into right field, didn't hit it hard but 2 run as a result of that. kevin pillar, i said it earlier, where would they be without this guy, who knows because he's just been great. 2 run double and then in the 9th inning the giants a very promising rally going, they actually load the bases with nobody out. that's what i'm talking about the frustration. you have got some big hitters, goes down and then mike, down i evan longoria strikes out to end it and there it is, the

frustration of another defeat. 5-4, giants heading to hasn't for the weekend atlanta for the weekend. meantime it is on to, what can you say, antonio brown in the news again and for all the wrong reasons again, this time nike corporation has dropped him as a company spokesperson, and after his escapades this past summer with the raiders wound up on his feet so to speak with the patriots but company spokesman for mikey quoted as saying ab is not a nike athlete. his former trainer filed a suit accusing him of 3 incidents of sexual assault and that is likely the reason nike made this move although they would not confirm that. he also lost his helmet deal shortly after that civil suit was filed. why not check this out,

some of the early baseball fraction today. how about this for total energy. austin hays of the orioles makes a sensational catch. look at that. like we are talking cave man excitement right there. and he gets a tip of the cap from guerrero who lost the homerun right there. check this out. have you heard of this new sport base coat ball. does a lot of trick shots. i can't tell if this goes in but it's darn close. >> looks like it. >> so look for that one, base coat ball. >> there was a movie, i think. >> check this out back to the giants game, it's been a tough year for buster posey so we will show him a little love here, one of his better defensive plays of the season with his shades on. he goes into the shade.

did lose, right. you have got to search for the bright spots sometime. thank for

thank you for watching ktvu fox 2. where the power comes from you. everything is stupid and i want to go home. that's sheldon's way of saying he's proud of bert, too. ah. hey, it's not even called the "genius grant," it's the macarthur fellowship. just like it's not frankenstein, it's "frankenstein's monster." which brings us back to that hulking simpleton over there. and if anyone's a genius, it's me for the way i brought that full circle. how much money did he win? over half a million dollars. wow. and he doesn't have to use it for research, he can do whatever he wants with it. oh, good, maybe he can build a nicer bridge to live under. here he comes. right. be polite. i know how to behave. do you? hey, congratulations bert! yeah, good for you. that's amazing. thanks. i was as surprised as anybody.