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Six hours before Game 3 of 2016 World Series on Friday between the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians at Wrigley Field, StubHub stopped its ticket sales.

Wilson Ramos is slated to become a free agent this winter, and he's reportedly seeking contractual security if the Washington Nationals don't extend him a qualifying offer worth $17.2 million. 

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The 2016 World Series between the Chicago Cubs and Cleveland Indians shifts to Wrigley Field for Games 3-5 on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and the North Siders will not have the luxury of starting one of their impact players from the first two games.

The Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians are battling for baseball's ultimate team prize, the World Series, but Rawlings Sports announced the finalists for some of the most coveted individual awards of the 2016 season Thursday. 

Here is a look at the full list of Gold Glove finalists, per Rawlings Sports' Twitter page:

When Cleveland Indians catcher Roberto Perez clubbed his second home run of the night—off Chicago Cubs pitcher Hector Rondon—during the eighth inning of Tuesday's Game 1 of the World Series, he became just the fifth catcher with a multi-homer game in the Fall Classic,

Although there are two years remaining on his contract, New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes reportedly intends to opt out of his deal following the World Series.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said Wednesday he plans on reassessing whether the Cleveland Indians' Chief Wahoo logo should continue having a place in the sport.      

Fresh off his historic start in Game 1 of the World Series against the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians ace Corey Kluber has gotten the nod from manager Terry Francona to start Game 4 on Saturday, Bleacher Report's Scott Miller reported Wednesday.

Jose Fernandez and two of his friends smelled of alcohol after divers pulled them from the wreckage following their fatal boat crash in September, a search warrant affidavit revealed, according to Julie K. Brown of the Miami Herald. 

Cleveland Indians starter Corey Kluber was as good as ever in his Game 1 start in the World Series.