him and his partner terri miller. >> when we arrived, there were fire department personnel everywhere. >> reporter: it was all too obvious. shauna had been attacked, >> reporter: detective dan long has been in homicide a long time, and god knows, vegas has kept him busy. him and his partner terri miller. >> when we arrived, there were fire department personnel everywhere. >> reporter: it was all too obvious. shauna had been attacked, probably as she walked into her house, had been beaten with something blunt and hard. >> and there was things done with the body that made us think that there was possible sexual assault of some type and there was posing of the body. >> reporter: some kind of predator at work here? a predator who escaped with a good hunk of cash from the looks of it. shauna's purse was missing. >> cash and casino chips. they get tipped with casino chips quite a bit. they're known to make $300, $400, $500 in a night. they make a lot of money. especially if they're good. and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them. they said shauna is one of the best e

numbers during the postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another if you ask me. similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, thrown by the reds against the a's in 1990, 7-0 win for cincinn

postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another version of corey kluber, if you ask similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, thrown by the reds against the a's in 1990

counter extremism project senior policy advisor's terry miller on all of that.just said that his preferred candidate was donald trump. >> when they look at it, we look at all the payment that have come up from the white house, department of homeland security, tractor national intelligence. everyone seems to be singing that it's russia behind the attack. ne nefarious groups. north korea could do this, china could do this. >> absolutely. i think it's pretty decisive. the question was first there senior officials about the times russian officials have light fingerprints. then i want attribution of the attacks of these outside groups to basic way carry out the attack and basically what they do is they have an outside group carried out the basically what will happen -- sarin was in my earpiece here. they can attribute it to another group and say their eyeballs. during the same thing given it to wikileaks as well. neil: i hope you can still hear me. i apologize for the audio issue. one thing i noticed in that the clinton folks commit to campaign ad out of this by sayi

just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the field and ken rosenthal print >> ken: thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one to run. know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the way we always been a plain, my lot. >> ken: thank you very much, now over to tom verducci. >> tom:

just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one test test test test and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the way we always been a plain, my teammates helped me a lot. >> ken: thank you very much, now over to tom verducci. spent most of your year as a backup catcher hitting .183. game one of the

postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another version of corey kluber, if you ask similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, thrown by the reds against the a's in 1990

postseason. 5 for 5 in the save category, this is the formula best terry francona wanted. kluber, miller, alan. he's got in the timely hits, the cubs have not obviously. indians pitchers are doing to the cubs what they dated to the red sox and then the blue jays. >> john: cody allen is just another version of corey kluber, if you ask similar stuff but just a much firmer fastball. he can spend it with a breaking ball that falls off the table, pretty much going to go after him with a six-run lead. >> joe: he might spin onee just to get a strikeout. >> joe: and he does. the indians held in boston and toronto to a combined average of .129 with runners on base. that's how you win postseason series. tonight, the cubs are 2 for 13 with runners on base and eight strikeouts. >> john: they've just done a better job with two strikes, three have a two count going for the kill when they haven't. only making a couple mistakes, really. >> joe: here comes a 1-0 pitch to willson contreras, 0 for 1 this is entering as a pinch-hitter. that almost got on the hands, the wrist, the forearms. thrown by the red

just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the field and thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the way we always been a plain, my teammates helped me a lot. >> ken: thank you very much, now over to tom verducc

just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terryitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona'sna's 2004 red sox durg that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the field and ken rosenthal print >> ken: thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one to run. know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the way we always been a plain, my teammates helped me a lot. >> ken: thank you very much, now over to tom verducci. >> tom:

miller time. right? my goodness. terry francona went into miller and he dominated. out five, no runs, no hits, the first pitcher in post-season history to strike out 5+ batters on consecutive days. what a weapon. >> it is a blast but i think that you try not to get too high on it because you do not want to overthrow and get out of your mechanics but it is so much fun to play in front of these guys and when they sh when they get loud for the two strike counts or get loud because we have the runners on base, it is a blast. you try to enjoy it >> today is a workout day in toronto as the teams traveled last night the american league championship series continues tomorrow, game three, and 8:08 pm first pitch and the best-of- cannot be eliminated in canada but they could pop more champagne. trevor bauer is scheduled to start, and we caught a glimpse of his right pinkie finger after the game that was wrapped up but it cannot be during the game. he had stitches on his finger after a drone injury. terry francona sent -- he will make the star. >>> onto the browns, taking on t

just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the field and ken rosenthalri thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the way we always been a plain, my teammates helped me a lot. >> ken: thank you very much, now ove

last night went according to plan for terry francona and the andrew miller did his thing. didn't band, didn't break. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care about paper. they are the hottest team in baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great trevor bauer, the right-hander against jake arrieta. you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs.

. >> john: terry francona cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous experience coming in with less able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not in time. stolen base. >> john: the cubs bein

because if they jump ahead of you, then they get to that bullpen and now as terry francona showed you it's amazing they will go to miller in the middle of the ball game and he will shut you down. 24-year-old ryan merritt takes center stage in toronto. i mean, i guess he's got a right to say it. it's my first start but the emotions out there were kind of crazy at first, a little nervous but i settled down, just trusted myself, stayed within myself, didn't let the -- tried not to let the crowd get to me too much, trust my defense and just be myself out >> ryan, how much did the crowd at rogers centre play into the game? did you try to take them out a bit early? >> well, i got to see the first two games here, so i kind of knew what to expect. but when you actually get out there on the mound, it is a different feeling, you know. the crowd is loud. but in order to pitch well, i focus on what you're doing, relax and just pitch and try to have fun. >> john? >> you went from pitching a good year last week to pitching a clenching game to go to the world series this week. could you even put in the words -- into words what this ha

so, terry francona is trying to get two innings out of miller. and again, with trevor bauer and jon lester scheduled starters tomorrow night, on sunday night, game 5. >> john: when you're left-handed, that big and throw to that many right-handers, you envision a batter to start the slider at when you're trying to and he just sees the break naturally going down at it ie batter including against right-handers, but it's all because they have to respect the 97 miles per hour fastball that makes that combination so deadly. >> joe: a 2-2. hard-hit, but foul. the numbers are sensational. remember, picked up two bid process given up by the cleveland indians organization, and they're thrilled that they did it. eight appearances for andrew miller, eight wins when he comes out of the pen the indians win. 2-2. high fly ball to left center. that's at the wall, it's gone! and miller has given up his first postseason run! it's 7-2! >> john: well, one of the few bad sliders miller has thrown and fowler didn't miss it. talk about the 368 cap's, that is where the

you also have andrew miller ready and deck, if they've got a chance t wrap it up you can believe that terry francona will try to thro out c all the punches to wrap it up in front of the home crowd, in a game seven, anything could happen, because they are wildcards. another thing that we know is that it's going to be much warmer games one and two. we hear that tomorrow is going to be awfully nice. >> is going to be terrific, i had that mental imageng in my m

so, terry francona is trying to get two innings out of miller. and again, with trevor bauer and jon lester scheduled starters tomorrow night, on sunday night, game 5. >> john: when you're left-handed, that big and throw to that many right-handers, you envision a batter to start the slider at when you're trying to naturally going down at it ie batter including against right-handers, but it's all because they have to respect the 97 miles per hour fastball that makes that combination so deadly. >> joe: a 2-2. hard-hit, but foul. the numbers are sensational. remember, picked up midseason. two bid cleveland indians organization, and they're thrilled that they did it. eight appearances for andrew miller, eight wins when he comes out of the pen the indians win. 2-2. high fly ball to left center. that's at the wall, it's gone! and the cubs are a run closer first postseason run! it's 7-2! >> john: well, one of the few bad sliders miller has thrown and fowler didn't miss it. talk about the 368 cap's, that is where the ball will go, the big scoreboard in le

we know andrew miller has been spectacular at the trade deadline. terry went in dance. he hasn't wasted any time 5th inning and a longer series that may be tougher to do. what do i know? >> i think it is harder for me e with kluber pitching. a guy winning cy young. he has the ability when he gets into a game and gets comfortable he can go 9. you don't want to go too early, either. to your point, you know, you save some bullets. that's good, too. >> terry francona. now listen, he is changing the game of baseball in a way. he added another reliever today nine guys in the bullpen. >> out by out and game by game. there are crazies behind us. some of the crazies came across the lake. jen picciano has been out and about. it wasn't tough to find toronto fans. what do you have for us, jen? >> reporter: i can tell you traditionally toronto fans travel well. this series is no exception. every fan that i talked to today said expect presence at progressive field tonight. >> for the diehards it is a road trip across international borders. >> we come from saskatchewan. i don't know,

miller time. my goodness. terry francona went to miller in the seventh inning and he dominated, and he faced six batters and he struck out five of them. no runs, no hits, the first pitcher in post-season history consecutive days. what a weapon. >> it is a blast. i think that you try not to get too high on it because you do not want to overthrow and get out of your mechanics but it is so much fun to play in front of these guys and when they show the cavaliers on the television, when they get louder for the two strike counts were they get loud because they have the runners on base, it is a blast. you try to enjoy it. >> the day is a workout as the championship series continues tomorrow, game 3, rogers center, 8:08 pm a first pitch and the best of seven series -- of the indians cannot be eliminated in canada but they could pop more champagne. trevor bauer is scheduled to of his pinky finger that was wrapped up but it cannot be wrapped up during the game. he had had stitches on his finger after a drone injury. terry fra

terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: maybe not two innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month only at your lincoln dealer. for yealike me, someed dogs f

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homered earlier tonight. 2-1. 3- >> joe: heyward hits it a ton >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. no

homered earlier tonight. 2-1. 3- >> joe: heyward hits it a ton >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. no

. >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one chapman, the next hitter. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not i

homered earlier tonight. 2-1. 3- >> joe: heyward hits it a ton >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not in time. stolen base. >

i don't think anybody not named terry tito would go to andrew miller in the fifth. >> there was a combination of things. i didn't want the order to come through the third time if they had a chance to tie the game. trevor was nearing 80 coming back on short rest. there was a lot of combinations. >> i knew to be ready early. i think everybody is at this point. these games are a little different. we have more off days. we just had a few off days and have one coming up. it's how the schedule works. like i said, there's so much adrenaline in these games you you know, it's a little bit of a different animal. these games are important. and we'll find a way to be out there. >> we figured once andrew came in early we had to piece it together. everybody's mindset is the same. when you called upon, you pitch as well as you can for as long as you can or until tito calls on the next guy. >> reporter: cody allen came on earlier as well. he needs five outs to earn the save. the tribe taking g looking ahead to game two this afternoon. >> brian: tony, thank you. we're looking forward to game two. what a pitch

. >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller.he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous experience coming in with less room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. chapman, the next hitter. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swin

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terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: maybe not two innings. the most he's pitched pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month >> kevin: tonight's aerial coverage over cleveland is brought to you by directv. if

terry francona. he was magnificent. he made all the right moves in game 1. they went to that bull pen right away and andrew miller. key number four, andrew miller. key number four chris antonetti. he got andrew miller. the indians fich g was absolutely magnificent. >> game within over at progressive field against the blue jays. >> we'll see you later in sports. >>> the tickets for the championship series will go on sale tomorrow at 10:00. they don't have a lot. games 1 and 2 are here and gals 6 and 7 are here. if any games are not played you can get a of that ticket. if you want to see the locker room, hard to believe you wouldn't want to head over to the website. >>> now to our big story tonight. temperatures are falling tonight and much of northeast ohio is under a frost advisory. how low will the temperatures go before it's all said and done? >> you can see at the bottom of the screen 52 degrees. see the frost. it is north and east. 39 already in youngstown. the temperatures will continue to to fall -- to fall. we have some clouds coming in. we will have a period of clearing that continues east. 7:00 a.m. mid a

when they got andrew miller he said to terri francona, if you want him to close, have him close, pitch me somewhere else because i just want to us. a ninth inning guy to go the manager and say that says a lot about allen because a lot will not do that. we have had closers on the team in the past that won't do that. this guy is that hummable and there are a lot of humble guys on the team and they are halfway to winning the american league pennant. >> thank you, mark. it's a happy day for indians fans in cleveland, but one thing they are not that happy about, the high cost of parking. shanice dunning is getting shanice, i saw that as i came into downtown cleveland today. it's pretty high. >> yeah, the most expensive spot we saw downtown was across from progressive field from where i am now. with the indians and monsters game next door at the q., some spots in town town cleveland doubled or trim led the parking costs. >> it's outrageous. i will be honest. >> patrick mcallen told me he he is not fond of game day inflation for the parking. >> people wonder why the games don't sell out, it i

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. didn't band, didn't break. cody allen came in and got the we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care about paper. they are the hottest baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander against jake arrieta. do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs. what will the pinky do? he will have a higher fastball than kluber. he has a

terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three >> kevin: maybe not two innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that lead, that was scary. (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear.

the sox taking on the tribe that has some f former players andrew miller and mike napoli as well as former manager terry francona. this series is a showdown that pits the only managers to win the world series with the sox in the last 98 years. >> any time your team advances to this point in the season, it's a special event, largely in part because of what the players have done. it should flavor be about the managers. >> nicole: the red sox hoping their pitching remains consistent. at the forefront, cy young >> the biggest difference is now you're playing against the best competition. if you don't win these first three games in the series, you're going home. >> nicole: the sox dropped the last five of six during the regular season, but they said basically the entire second half of their season was on the road, so they know it's win or go home. nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: all right, nicole. 7's trey daerr i cleveland for the big boston sports weekend there. we'll have live reports right here on 7news. >> sarah: happening today, a westwood school is getting scrubbed down. an

the sox taking on the tribe with familiar faces like former player andrew miller and mike napoli and terry francona. this series at showdown that pits the only manager to win the world series with the sox in the last anytime your team advances to this point this season it's a special event. >>> the red sox hope pitching remains con sissant. cy young contender rick porcelo will start game one. >> the difference is now you play against the best competition. if you don't win the first three games you're going home. home they lost home-field advantage. they won't be back here until sunday. hopefully they will have a couple of wins under their belt when they do. nicole oliverio. 7news. >>> we have the pats. we have the red sox. we'll have live reports on the team in the alds on 7news. >>> new this morning police in worcester investigate a rash of robberies at cvs stores that they believe are all park avenue a note claiming he had a gun then walk out with prescription pills wednesday morning. investigators believe that someone with a similar description robbed stores last month. man facing charg

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care they are the hottest team in baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs. what wi

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care about paper. baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs. what will the pinky do?

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care aboupa they are the hottest team in baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs.

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care about paper. baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last year, didn't give up any runs. what will the pinky do?

terry francona and the indians. corey kluber pitched like an ace. andrew miller did his thing. didn't band, didn't break. cody allen came in and got the final three outs and a six i've. we look at the cubs and we start to see some of the depth they have and it starts with tonight's starter for chicago, jake arrieta. pitching matchup looked good for chicago. this is going to be a fun series. i can't wait to see who takes game number 2. >> john: before it started, cubs had the most depth in the rotation, probably the most opportunities to win but the cleveland indians don't care about paper. they are the hottest team in baseball. 18 consecutive scoreless innings. 7-0 with a score first. they may not have all their pieces but the pieces they have a pretty good. it's pretty simple for chicago. know that the serious can continue but 0-2, the last 15 teams have lost. make your ace, who is on a great job, 17-6. >> joe: let's talk about trevor bauer, the right-hander against jake arrieta. you start looking at these two faces in these two resumes, what do you expect? >> john: trevor bauer had a nice game last yea

terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitches. he did that in september. he's got one or two in him, that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the scary. (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month only at your lincoln dealer. hillary clinton: far too many famili

. >> joe: heyward hits it a ton >> john: terry francona basically has two closers. cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not in

terry francona got here at 11:00 a.m. andrew miller already was here and he was already getting treatment to prepare to pitch tonight. i can guarantee you if cleveland has a lead late, he will be in the game, especially on anthony rizzo or kyle schwarber. not for 46 pitches, but for one, two, maybe three batters. >> kevin: maybe not two innings. the most he's pitched back-to-back games is 54 pitcs. that's for sure. plenty more to do as we take you to game number two of this world series from cleveland. indians with a shutout victory last night. the cubs turned to jake arrieta tonight. they need a good performance from the former cy young award winner. arrieta will get it here in cleveland on a chilly night. alex did a great job with that feature but after i read the (jet engine) ?? (heart beat) ?? (water splashing) (rain drops) (engine revving) (tires on wet road) ?? lease the exhilarating 2017 lincoln mkz for $349 a month always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and edu

miller has been the talk of the major league postseason. 10 with strikeouts. terry francona was asked when do you decide exactly how long and how much you will use them. >> mickey and i always talk before the game. if you do it during the game like the way he is pitching it is easy to go. he can go one more, he can go one more and so before the emotion is there of the game mickey tells me what he thinks is correct and we try to live by that, >> tony: all right terry francona of course would love to give him this night off and look ahead to game 4 tomorrow afternoon. next two games both in the afternoons. coming up in sports, the voice of the tribe tom hamilton joins me to talk about what has to go right for the indians tonight. >> romona: all right. look forward to talking to you later. >>> indians are sponsoring watch cleveland, elyria and tweet pictures have a chance to win a spot in the dugout suites for world series road game at progressive field. mark? >> mark: we saw a few fans from toronto in cleveland. now it is our fan's turn to represent in canada. jen pic

terry francona strategy. they brought in chapman. this is like the tribe using andrew miller whatever and wherever they need him. chapman if you don't know by now is a human blowtorch. he got the final eight outs for the conduction. after the game terry frank cone any said he could just tip his hat to the cubbies and their effort in game five. >> that was good pitching right felt behind 3-0 and got a 99 to get me over. that's pretty impressive. sometimes, you know, you got to respect what the other team can do, too. sometimes they beat you. i didn't think we beat ourselves. i thought they beat us. >> brian: they did. good for them. >> tia: it happens. >> brian: now we close out tuesday. trevor bauer started pretty well. all season long kryptonite is giving up the big inning. he gave up four con secretary itch hits and the cubs scored three times. >> tia: tony zarrella shows us it wasn't just the cubs hitters that gave bauer a tough time last night at wrigley field. >> reporter: if trevor bauer seemed frustrated after the game five loss, and he did, maybe it's because he knows

terry francona. listen, i don't know if we'll see andrew miller. he's not sure he threw 40 pips fthey have to go to the bullpen, though, i don't see a situation where either starter makes it out of the fifth inning. if you can't make it out of ballpark, gateway plaza is the place to be because you might come away with a mike napoli homerun ball. cath catherine bosley is over there now. i think you're safe because batting practice has wrapped. >> reporter: okay. that's good. but once this game gets going, this is definitely the place to be here in the left field district right off the homerun porch because, oh, yeah, so exciting. wouldn't it be great to get one of those homerun balls during this series. so, yes, a huge show, of course, but off the field, we have other shows going on too with the fans. kristi, come on in here. this is a girl after my own heart. look at her. she came in from toledo. >> yes, yes. from toledo. two hour drive. huge time to be here at jacobs field, progressive field. >> reporter: progressive. >> yes. >> reporter: i'm big