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 | Boston Red Sox Lunch Bag Lunch Box Mini Cooler Bag
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| Boston Red Sox Lunch Bag Lunch Box Mini Cooler Bag. This insulated nylon lunchbox measures approx 7.5x5x4.5 inches. Zipper top with liner and official team logo on front. |
 | MLB Boston Red Sox Wall Bottle Opener
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| Show off your favorite team with this retro-style wall mounted bottle opener. Attach to your deck, bar or in your garage. This metal opener features a photo-domed inset. |
 | Team Baby: Red Sox Baby
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| Team Baby Baseball DVD Team Baby wants to help you raise the next generation of baseball fans. With officially licensed MLB footage, graphics, and merchandise, the Team Baby Baseball DVD teaches your little slugger counting, spelling, shape and color recognition... |
 | Four Days in October
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| In October 2004, after enduring the Curse of the Bambino for years, the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees in the World Series™. This ESPN® Films 30 for 30: Four Days in October DVD takes an in-depth look at the 96 hours that brought salvation to Red Sox Nation and made baseball history in the process. |
 | The Boston Red Sox 2004 World Series Collector's Edition
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| Relive the greatest comeback in postseason baseball history with this remarkable 12-disc boxed set. The complete seven-game American League Championship Series, which saw Boston overcome an 0-3 deficit to defeat the archrival New York Yankees, and the Sox' four-game World Series sweep against the St... |
 | The Boston Red Sox 2007 World Series Collector's Edition
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| It's not getting old yet, is it? Boston Red Sox fans who bought every shard of memorabilia from the magical season of 2004 could be forgiven for budgeting for the 2007 postseason with a more seasoned eye, but the basic keepsake remains: this official DVD boxed set including every pitch of the World Series against the Colorado Rockies as well as the three final ALCS wins against the Indians (combined score: 40-5)... |
The Miracle of the 2004 Boston Red Sox
Two years later, in 1920, the RedSox sold Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees and the curse of The Bambino was born. Boston would not win another World Series until 2004.
The 2004 season was magical for BoSox players and fans. It featured star players such as David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Johnny Damon, Curt Schilling, and Pedro Martinez. It was a run unlike any other in history.
In the years preceding 2004, the Boston Red Sox had come close to reaching the World Series. In fact, the previous season, in 2003, the Sox were nearly defeated by the eventual champion New York Yankees in the AL Championship Series.
It looked like they were going to fall again to the Yankees in the 2004 AL Championship Series. After sweeping the Anaheim Angels in the Divisional Playoff Series, the Sox found themselves down three games to none. The curse was alive and well and only a miracle would save the 2004 season.
The Yankees had a chance to sweep the Sox in Game Four that was played on Boston's Fenway Park. It looked like the Yankees were going to do just that when they carried a one run lead into the bottom of the ninth.
The Red Sox managed to tie the game and send it to extra innings. Three innings later, in the bottom of the twelfth, David Ortiz won the game when he hit a two run Home Run.
The next night David Ortiz would again play the hero. Boston had managed to tie the game again, this time in the bottom of the eighth. Then in the bottom of the fourteenth inning, Ortiz ended the longest game in American League Championship Series history with a walk-off single.
The next game, played in Yankee Stadium, seemed to be a must win for the Yankees. With their two extra innings wins, the Red Sox had begun to turn the tide of momentum in their favor.
The RedSox sent their ace pitcher, Curt Schilling, to the mound. The Sox took control of the game in the top of the fourth when they scored four runs. They held on and won the game four to two.
The series was all but over and so was the Curse of the Bambino. All that was left was for the Bo-Sox to actually play game seven.
Boston scored eight runs in the first four innings and rolled to a ten to three win. They were heading to the World Series to play the St. Louis Cardinals.
Boston rode their wave of success and swept the Cardinals in four games. Their Winning Streak of eight straight games set a record. The miracle was complete, the curse was broken, and the Boston RedSox of 2004 were World Series Champions.
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