All’s well that ends well, and the Cubs ended this series well with a 6-4 win over the Tigers, but I’ll ask you the question, and you can vote in the poll.
After Jameson Taillon loaded the bases in the sixth inning, then retired the next two hitters, would you have taken him out, one out short of six shutout innings? He was at 94 pitches.
David Ross elected to leave him in, and Kerry Carpenter tied the game with a grand slam.
But these Cubs, and I mean this, NEVER quit. They scored a run in the eighth and ninth, and Julian Merryweather and Adbert Alzolay shut the door and the Cubs won the game and series.