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Cleveland Indians starter Trevor Bauer says he has no concerns about a stitched up pinkie or the Chicago Cubs as the righthander prepares to take to the hill for Game Two of the World Series on Wednesday. Bauer, whose work in the American League Championship Series (ALCS) was cut short when he was attacked by one of his drones and required 10 stitches on his right pinkie, says his finger has healed and his confidence is sky high as the Indians look to follow up a 6-0 Game One victory on Tuesday with an encore in Game Two. It will be the first action in more than a week for Bauer, who failed to make it out of the first inning of Game Three of the ALCS against the Toronto Blue Jays when blood began streaming from his finger down his pant leg and formed a puddle on the mound.
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