I heard that Kluber would be pitching in game 4 also. It could actually be a really good thing.
Cubs saw Kluber twice in the regular season, only getting 2 hits and 3 runs the first game, but then 6 hits with 5 runs 10 days later when they saw him again. That was really early in the season too, March.
They’re seeing him again only 3 days later, with 3 days of rest for Kluber. Cubs got him to 50+ pitches by the 3rd inning, so they all had good looks at him. I’m thinking game 4 will be better for the Cubs against him, sort of the same as it was against Bumgarner in the series against SF.