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Joy knows no boundsI learned how to fly a few minutes before midnight on Oct. 27, 2004. I always thought I could fly, watching those seagulls gracefully drop out of the sky to spear yet another French fry from the MDC trash cans across from Kelly's Roast Beef in Revere, but I never had given it a shot. (By Leigh Montville, Boston Globe) |
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Manny and david
Powerful messageThey are the Red Sox' answer to Scylla and Charybdis, the twin monsters who terrorize opposing pitchers by guarding the heart of the Red Sox' order. (By Bob Ryan, Boston Globe) |
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curt schilling
Pitch manThere's an old saying in sports, "Act like you've been there before." Nobody did that better on the World Series champion Sox than Curt Schilling. (By Jackie MacMullan, Boston Globe) |
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terry francona
Conscience his guideBoston manager Terry Francona had something to do with all of this. He was hardly an innocent bystander in the Sox' success. (By Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe) |
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![]() ![]() The World Series opener was frightening at times, but the Red Sox won the surprising slugfest. ![]() | ![]() |
![]() ![]() In a courageous performance, starter Curt Schilling sutured up and aced the Cardinals, red sock and all. | ![]() |
![]() ![]() Pedro Martinez and the Red Sox moved one win away from a World Series title with a 4-1 victory. ![]() | ![]() |
![]() ![]() Derek Lowe and the Red Sox finished off their historic sweep with a shutout at Busch Stadium. ![]() | ![]() |
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![]() ![]() The 1967 Red Sox-Cardinals World Series was a memorable one, and it lives on in one fan's tribute to that magical season. | ![]() |
![]() Red Sox wallpaper Choose from dozens of Globe photos from the Red Sox' postseason run and World Series celebration. | ![]() |
![]() Boston Globe front pages Commemorate the Red Sox' World Series victory by downloading images of the front pages and sports pages of The Globe. | ![]() |
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![]() Every championship team needs a backbone. Boston's 2004 backbone also happened to be its backstop. ![]() Remembering 10 noteworthy 2004 moments en route to a Red Sox world championship. ![]() The titles, Henry as owner, Werner as chairman, Lucchino as CEO, were secondary to the state of mind. ![]() Some of the tidbits - Woodrow Wilson was president - from 1918, the last time the Sox won it all. ![]() When Johnny Damon arrived this spring, his first words were "Bless you. Bless you all." |
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![]() Some of the great memories of this wild 'n crazy October ride will involve situations that were not climactic. ![]() There was a fitting symmetry to it, a cosmic closing of the circle that began nearly nine decades ago. ![]() Derek Lowe was in for a big payday. He could start (21-8 in 2002). He could relieve (42 saves in 200). ![]() Through it all, as Sox Nation seethed, Terry Francona showed support for Mark Bellhorn. ![]() It's not often that a man with three Cy Youngs finds himself in the position of having to prove himself. |
![]() It's unlikely Keith Foulke, an avid hockey fan, will have to pick up a check in town for quite some time. ![]() If Humphrey Bogart is still in Casablanca, he may be consoling the misery-loves-company folks. ![]() The epicenter of the baseball universe used to be located right here in the Hub. |
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![]() ![]() This renegade team going all the way was in the cards. We've got cards for each player. ![]() They are all professionals, so there's no harm in offering a hearty pat on the back for the conquerors. ![]() After 86 years of heartbreak, Red Sox Nation found sweet release in a massive victory parade. |
alds: red sox 3, angels 0
![]() Forget all that Cowboy Up stuff of the 2003 season. So passe, said Johnny Damon ... World series game 1 > sox 11, cards 9
![]() The Red Sox prevailed over the Cardinals in Game 1, as frightening as it was at times. world series game 3 > sox 4, cards 1
![]() The strong-armed Red Sox kept coming up aces as Martinez did a number on the high-powered Cards. |
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alcs: red sox 4, yankees 3
![]() They were down 3-0 to the Yankees before pulling off the greatest comeback in baseball history. world series game 2 > sox 6, cards 2
![]() After a quick stitch, Curt Schilling put all the pieces together for Sox with a courageous performance. world series game 4 > sox 3, cards 0
![]() In a triumph for the ages, the Red Sox ease 86 years of frustration with their first title since 1918. |
First-half recap
A look back at the first half of the 2004 season. |
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Second-half recap
A look back at the second half of the season. |
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![]() Choose from dozens of Globe photos from the Red Sox' postseason run and World Series celebration. ![]() ![]() The Red Sox won the World Series, and the Lighter Side was there! Check out our adventure at Busch Stadium ... ![]() ![]() Commemorate the Red Sox' World Series victory by downloading images of the front pages and sports pages of The Globe. ![]() ![]() Check out the front pages from newspapers around New England the morning after the Sox won the Series. ![]() ![]() ![]() The 1967 Red Sox-Cardinals World Series was a memorable one, and it lives on in this tribute to that magical year. ![]() |
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