CLEVELAND -- On a frigid night on the shore of Lake Erie, Jake Arrieta's bid for history came up short. The Chicago Cubs' bid for history, on the other hand, remains very much alive in large part because of the grand return of Kyle Schwarber.
Arrieta overcame a shaky first inning to carry a no-hit bid into the sixth, as the Cubs evened the World Series with a 5-1, Game 2 win Wednesday over the Cleveland Indians. As the series shifts to Chicago in what promises to be an exuberant Windy City, the Cubs can win their first championship in 108 years by taking all three games at Wrigley Field this weekend.