Cleveland pitcher Corey Kluber and catcher Roberto Perez humbled the hard-hitting Chicago Cubs in Tuesday's World Series opener, but will be called upon again as the Indians try to end a 67-year title drought. Both made historic efforts in their World Series debuts to give Cleveland the first opening shutout since 1990 in Major League Baseball's best-of-seven championship final. Perez, in addition to telling Kluber which pitches to throw and where, became the first player to smash two home runs from the last spot in a batting order in a World Series game.
