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This is the Red Sox vs Yankees My Notes Archived From 2004 Season page. Posted on 12/26/04 We have created a Past Seasons page where we keep track of the regular season and playoff scores of games between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. Sorry to say though, that we only started keeping track this past season, the 2004 Championship season for the Red Sox. Back To Top Posted on 10/28/04 The Boston Red Sox have won the 2004 World Series. They swept the St. Louis Cardinals in 4 games in an impressive way. For those of you that believed that there was a curse, the curse is no more! The Boston Red Sox won 8 straight games in the playoffs which is a new record too. This is the first championship in 86 years for the Boston Red Sox. No more 1918 chants. The Boston Red Sox are your 2004 World Series Champions. Give us your opinions in our web blog. Back To Top Posted on 10/26/04 In game 3 of the 2004 World Series, the Boston Red Sox won 4-1 and tomorrow they have a chance to sweep the St. Louis Cardinals and win their first World Series in 86 years. They have won 7 playoff games in a row, can they make it 8? Give us your opinions in our web blog. Back To Top Posted on 10/21/04 The Boston Red Sox have beat the New York Yankees 10-3 to advance to the World Series. Read article on game 7 from ESPN.com. The Yankees choked and have made history as the biggest chokers in baseball history. The Yankees had a 3-0 series lead and they blew it! Ha ha ha Yankee fans, take that! There is no curse on the Red Sox as some may think but the Yankees now have the Curse of A-Rod. This comeback by the Boston Red Sox was the biggest comeback in sports history. See the box score of game 7 from ESPN.com. See the series roundup from ESPN.com. Give us your opinions in our web blog. Back To Top Posted on 10/19/04 The Boston Red Sox have came back from a 3-0 ALCS series lead by the Yankees to tie it up and the Red Sox and Yankees will play game 7 tomorrow, Wednesday, October 20. What a comeback by the Red Sox. They have made history because they are the first team to ever force a game 7 when down in the series 3-0. Can they be the first team ever in baseball history to come back and win this series when they were down 3-0 in the series? Keep the faith Red Sox fans, keep the faith. Spank the Yanks! Give us your opinions in our web blog. Back To Top Posted on 10/12/04 The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees play game 1 of the American League Championship series tonight. Give us your opinions in our web blog. Back To Top Posted on 09/28/04 The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees finished their season series on Sunday, September 26th and the Red Sox won the season series 11-8. I would love to see these two teams play in the playoffs. What a series that would be! If you have any comments, post them on the web blog. Back To Top Posted on 08/02/04 This isn't related to the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry but on Saturday, July 31, 2004, a major trade took place for the Boston Red Sox. They send All-Star SS Nomar Garciaparra to the Chicago Cubs. Out of that four team trade, the Boston Red Sox receive Gold Glove 1B Doug Mientkiewicz (Twins) and Gold Glove SS Orlando Cabrera (Expos).
Back To Top Posted on 07/24/04 The best rivalry in all of sports just got a little better. Today Alex Rodriguez and Jason Varitek got into it after Rodriguez got hit by a Bronson Arroyo pitch in the 3rd inning. Varitek and Rodriguez exchanged some words, then Rodriguez looked as if he was saying some f-bombs and then "Come on! Come on!" to Varitek. So Varitek pushed/open-hand punched Rodriguez in the face and they wrestled each other to the ground as both benches emptied and they rushed to where Rodriguez and Varitek were. During the brawl, to the side, Tanyon Sturtze puts a head-lock around Gabe Kapler's head from behind and David Ortiz comes over and tries to push Sturtze to the ground to help Kapler. Trot Nixon also came over to help Kapler. See the story on ESPN.com. You can also see pictures and watch the video of the brawl. An unrelated 'kind of funny' story "Nomar cutout held on $70M ransom" by Brock Parker/Somerville Journal, Thursday, July 22, 2004 and also found on ESPN.com: “ According to the Boston Herald, a life-sized autographed cardboard cutout of SS Nomar Garciaparra was stolen from a Somerville packy for the second time in a week -- and the thief wants $70 million in ransom. The note, constructed of letters cut from a newspaper, said the $70 million should be paid to Garciaparra's wife, soccer star Mia Hamm. The demand was accompanied by Polaroids of the 6-foot replica. John Wood, owner of Woody's Liquors, said he isn't calling the cops because he thinks the Red Sox should trade Garciaparra: "Personally, I don't mind if he doesn't come back because I think he's overrated." ” No where else but in Boston would that happen, no where else. Boston is the best baseball city, no doubt. You wouldn't hear a story like that from anywhere else. Back To Top |
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