By Steve Keating CLEVELAND (Reuters) - When the long-suffering Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians, Major League Baseball's two cursed franchises, made it to the World Series something had to give. Would it be the Cubs exorcising the "Curse of the Billy Goat" to snap a 108-year World Series drought or the Indians putting to rest the far less romantic but no less enduring "Curse of Rocky Colavito" to end a 68-year dry spell? In the end the baseball gods determined the Cubs and their fans had suffered enough.
