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By Nick Carey CHICAGO (Reuters) - After falling behind 2-1 in the World Series on Friday and suffering their second shutout in three games, the Cubs were left hoping they will do better against Cleveland Indians' ace Corey Kluber the second time around. "You go up there, you know what he (Kluber) has," said first baseman Anthony Rizzo after Friday's 1-0 to the Indians in Game Three. "You saw it a few days ago and we have to be ready." Kluber, who helped shut out the Indians in the Series opener, goes against in Saturday's Game Four of the best-of-seven series.
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