World Series: Charlie Sheen is on his way to save the Cleveland Indians

Charlie Sheen believes he has the magic required to save the Cleveland Indians in Game 7 of the World Series.

Charlie Sheen is …well… he’s something. The eccentric actor known for playing hard-throwing, hard-partying relief pitcher Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn in the movie “Major League,” has come out of the woodwork to support the Cleveland Indians, the team his fictional character played for in the 1989 classic film. Does it matter that the Indians are on the brink of blowing a 3-1 lead and may not be able to hit water if they fell out of a boat right now?

Not a chance. The Tribe may indeed have Wild Thing on Wednesday night for Game 7.

Keep in mind, however, that Sheen is the same human being who posted this picture not more than 24 hours ago while the Indians were getting blown out in the middle innings of Game 6. Seems he was a little upset about his desperate attempts to be honored with a first pitch being denied.

Who can say for sure if Sheen wants the Indians to win or lose at this point. One minute he’s rubbing a Game 6 loss in the team and its fans’ faces, the next, he’s supposedly on his way to Progressive Field with his trademark glasses and tribute for Jobu.

At this point, Sheen is likely just rooting for his own name and #brand to stay relevant, something that is helped out by the Indians participating in Game 7.

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For the Indians sake, however, perhaps it would be best to do whatever it takes to placate Sheen. Remember, the Cubs have been cursed since 1945 because a disgruntled bar owner could not bring a goat into Wrigley Field. Who knows what tricks Ol’ Chuck Sheen and Jobu could have up their sleeves?