Whoooooooo, awesomeness!! This is what I like to see. Sox starting out losing the first three, but not to let that get them down, they work hard and win the next four.
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Oct 21st, 2004 12:05 AM #1
Boston wins ALCS 4-3!!!!
That was a great series! What a comeback!
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Oct 21st, 2004 11:12 AM #3Deal Fanatic




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Damn, the BoSox are awesome! Exciting game and they worked their asses off to win 4 straight...Thats craZY!
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congrats to the red sox nation, if for nothing other than the fact that the yankees deserve to lose.
pitching over hitting every time.
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Oct 21st, 2004 11:27 AM #5Deal Guru




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After the dust has settled, I can't believe I am rooting for the Red Sox this postseason!!!!
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Oct 21st, 2004 11:42 AM #6
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Oct 21st, 2004 11:51 AM #7But Soxs pitching and hitting were slightly worse than Yankees in total.
Originally Posted by afong56
Pitching:
ERA: Sox: 5.87; Yankees 5.17
ER: Sox: 45; Yankees: 40 <----- EDIT: I wrote 40; 45.
Walks: Sox 33; Yankees: 28
SO: Sox 51; Yankees: 53.
HBP: Sox 7; Yankees: 1
WHIP: 1.61; 1.48
Hitting:
OBP: Sox: .344; Yankees: .371
SLG: .439; .469
AVG: .277; .282Last edited by gman; Oct 21st, 2004 at 11:54 AM.
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POssibly top 3, if not the best, in North American pro-sports history
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BUT, Game 3 skewered everything. 19 runs will do you in the average of mere 7 games
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Oct 21st, 2004 11:56 AM #10Actually 11 runs because Sox also scored 8 runs. Sox also scored 7 extra runs in game 7. It is sort of offset for the blow out.
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True. NYY out-did the Sox offensively and defensively. Let's open a whole new can of worm on "clutchy'ness", shall we?
Originally Posted by gman
Not saying they are clutch (I'm still neutral on this whole clutch thing), but they did get some timely hit to get to Rivera, and Tom Gordon to keep the series alive
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