Round 2

Tonight is the night, Tribe fans, when Big CC has revenge on
Big Papi and co. Tonight is the rematch where CC proves he is finally over the
postseason jitters. Tonight, is the night when CC leads the Tribe to its first
World Series in a decade.

Every single critic has already dismissed CC as a choke. The
east coast bandwagon continues to ride the Beckett/ Sox wagon saying they will
come back to beat the Tribe in 7 games. It’s not going to happen. CC
has had two bad starts in a row, but I can guarantee you, he will not have 3. CC
has walked 11 batters in the past two games (though 2 intentionally), more
walks than he’s had in the entire month of September. But  CC also had one of the best in
the league in Walks per K ratios. If someone pitches like that the entire year,
it’s hard for them to go bad. CC is a fighter. Everyone on this team is a
fighter. CC knows now that the pressure is on him to win tonight so we do not
have to go back to Boston. Even if we do go back to Boston, I’m confident
Fausto or Westbrook can win, but that’s not the point. It is a must win for the
Tribe to get the momentum going into the Series. Right now, the Tribe offense
is on a roll. They are hitting like there is no tomorrow. Though I think it
will be hard to hit off of Beckett, if CC can give us 7-8 solid innings
tonight, the Tribe pen can take care of the rest. Also, if the Tribe can get
through Beckett, I think we can tear apart the Sox fragile pen. Right now, to
be quite honest, the only good person they have in there is Papelbon. Delcarmen
had a terrible performance on Tuesday night and he’s usually solid. If it stays
that way, if the Tribe can get through Beckett and Papelbon, they should tear apart
the Sox pen like they did Monday and Tuesday nights

CC, Cleveland believes in you. They’ve believed in you for
the past 7 years. Now, it is time for you to shine. IT’S TRIBE TIME NOW!

On a side note, someone asked who the person that sat behind the visitor’s dugout at Jacobs Field. Here is an article on Tribe fan, Tom O’Toole, posted by a commenter. O’Toole wears a new neon Tribe hat each inning, and has had the same seat since Jacobs Field opened up in 1994. O’Toole is a great example of the kind of fans Cleveland has and how deserving this city is of a championship.