Don't get me wrong I would love to see the Sox win the WS but 2004 will go down as the best season in Red Sox history regardless. The fact that they smacked down the Yankees with an historical (as in never been done) comeback will be talked about much longer than the WS itself will be. Ruth was first a Red Sox then a Yankee - his sale from the former to the latter is the basis of the so called curse which of course any sane person knows does not exist. Not since the 1960 WS when Bill Mazerowski shocked the baseball world by knocking off the Yankees with a walk off home run in the bottom of the 9th of game 7 have the Yankees been so humilated. Comming back from 3 games down is the ultimate payback for Red Sox Nation against it's most hated enemy and there is no World Series win that will surpass the incredible joy Boston fans now feel because of what their heros accomplished. Wait and see the WS will be anti-climatic compared to the highest drama imagainable that we witnessed these last 4 days. Red Sox fans can't get enough of Sportscenter replays of the Johnnie Damon Grand Slam, a highlight that now can forever replace Bucky Dent's pop-up homer over the wall at Fenway way back when. Even the Buckner error now pales in significance to the great comback of 2004. Oritz, Veritek, Schilling, Millar, Cabrera, Damon, Lowe, Foulke, Ramirez, and even Martinez and the others are now permanant fixtures in Red Sox lore to be ever remembered as long as there are Red Sox fans on the Earth.
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