So in 2004 I was in Afghanistan and red Sox were down 3 games to none. I went on a mission for 21 days and when I returned I found out that the red Sox won the world series. Missed it all but we'll worth it
Lol that's crazy. I can just imagine going on that mission being like "welp seasons over, always next year" then the sheer shock when you were told they won. You probably thought it was a joke😂
Remember after the game when they were giving Manny the world series MVP award and they asked him if he had anything to say to Red Sox fans who had waited 86 years and he replied, "We want Alex," mocking all the Sox fans who wanted A-Rod over Manny? I do, and my god do I love that man. Funny thing is early in the season Manny had done a Dunkin Donuts ad in which he day dreams about winning the World Series MVP.
I think what made it special was you knew no one else outside of boston felt you had a chance and the nerves the entire game that can't be replicated as you survive...
I’ll never forget this feeling after the 3rd out. It was the night of my rehearsal dinner. The marriage didn’t last, but the sheer joy the Sox gave me that night will last forever!
Netflix is currently producing a documentary on the 20 year anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox. I hope they were able to get interviews with Tim Wakefield before he passed away. RIP Tim and Jerry Remy 😢.
If 2003 didnt happen, would 2004 have been so much more magical? I remember during the 2003 playoffs thinking and hoping for a Cubs - Red Sox World Series and how cool that would have been compared to what we got in Marlins - Yankees.
When I watch this is reminds me of my mom, she loved the redsox. She got to meet all these players, tour the field, hold trophies etc before she passed. Great organization for what they did for her
I wasn't a Red Sox fan, but I've always hated the Yankees. Seeing that comeback from down 0-3 was so sweet. My favorite 30 for 30 film is "Four Days in October" - if you are a fan and haven't seen it, you have to watch it. The film focuses mostly on the comeback against the Yankees. Great film.
I was 8 when they won and I obviously didn't go through what others went through but oh boy I still come back here every so often This championship is 20 years old next year 😐
Amen! Watching this team of renegades with their long hair and beards, just having fun playing baseball like it should be played with as best friends. It’s one of the many reason why we love the game of baseball.
Jason Varitek made me the catcher I became in highschool. Watching this series solidified my thought that baseball is the greatest game and life lesson teacher on earth.
The won the 04 series when I was 10. I still remember it all like it was yesterday, especially when they beat the yankees in alcs after losing in 03. It's unforgettable. Still gives me goosebumps
I was 21. My dad was 56. I’ve never seen my dad so happy for any game win in my life. He only wised my grandmother were alive when it happened. She was a bigger Red Sox Fan than any of her sons or grandchildren.
No way, Jeter respected champions. Remember Opening Day 05 at Fenway the entire Yankee team was in the clubhouse for the ring ceremony and Jeter brought them all out to watch it? He said "We've done this to them, now it's our turn to watch"
The yankee can beat the sox like 30 series if they wants but they never going to forget the play off series of that year they where winning 3-0 and them they lost the series the year 2004 is going to hunted the yankee for ever go red sox
2004 ALCS Was the World Series that year. The GREATEST All Time Rivalry in sports, two storied teams playing a game within a game in the best comeback ever in the games history and I’ll add in professional sports. So glad to have witnessed the curse broken finally after all those years against those dang Yankees and to see them RED SOX win it all, my favorite day.. thankQ Mariano I love you hahaha…
Never forget the day that Kevin Millar was checking out my mother when I met him at the College World Series in 2016. Here's the true yet funny story. Kevin had no line in his autograph line in Omaha CWS. After my mother met Dave Winfield and after I met Ozzie Smith. My mom saw Kevin Millar and his line had no one. I decide to go up to him and I asked him a couple of questions since he had a line and I asked two questions. Have you ever been nervous on Intentional Talk? His answer a few times when I first started. Got used to it. Given the fact that you played in the most historic World Series what was the biggest moment in your life in the entire playoffs other than that winning it all? His answer. I would have to say beating the Yankees in the best possible way. I told him Kevin after receiving and autograph from him. 'Even though I am a Braves fan we are thanking you Red Sox after what they did to us in 1996 and in 1999, both of the World Series. I was trolled by all Yankee fans in my family. Speaking of family my mom is one of them and she is right there taken a photo of us good looking men. So Kevin tells my mother and flags her to come here. I'm saying to my mother. Mom: Nah. I don't like the Boston players. I'm a proud Yankees fan. Alex: Mom he's checking you out. Get over here. Kevin: *Lighting up like a Christmas tree* Mom: No Alex. It's fine. Me: Mom you have the chance. I would like Kevin to be my dad. Kevin: *rolling on the lawn* and *still lighting up like a Christmas tree.* Me: I tried Kevin. Dammit Mom. In Conclusion: I will never forget that day. Got an autograph from him and Ozzie Smith as well. His was on a mini bat. Kevin was an 8x10 photo. Mom got hers from Dave Winfield.
Driving from college in North Adams to Boston in 2 1/2 hours... Cold and Wet watching the rolling rally in person with the biggest smile. Of course, wearing my Kevin Milllaaaaaaah shirt and (well worn) Trot Nixon hat. That team was special. Sidebar: It's good to hear the Rem Dawg RIP
What’s DISGUSTING is how both the so called “fans” and mainly ownership has treated him since he retired!! For NO LEGITIMATE REASON other than they’re mad at him because he has enough sense to vote for President Trump which goes against their COMMUNIST VIEWPOINTS!! The entire league has lost their goddamn minds but The Sox are one of the WORST!! They proved that in spades by allowing the RACIST P O S LeBigot James to “BUY A SUBSTANTIAL PIECE OF THE TEAM…..” which I find quite ironic considering only a month or two prior he made it a point to let the world know just how much he HATED the entire city of Boston because of how “racist” HE PERCEIVED the city to be. Which I find extremely rich coming from a PROVEN RACIST AND LIAR. The latter part can be proven given that he was so DESPERATE TO BE A “VICTIM” that he went so far as to FAKE A HATE CRIME ON HIMSELF!! People seem to want to gloss over that but many of us have NOT FORGOTTEN AND WILL NOT FORGET IT. Anyways, as a Fully Disabled Combat Veteran I REFUSE to support a GAME that glorifies ANTI AMERICA AND ANTI WHITE RHETORIC. So I stopped watching and supporting MLB and the NFL. I would say the NBA too but I never cared about that *hit in the first place. I even had to get my Red Sox “B” tattoo that I got while I was stationed in Turkey covered over. I got it as a show of love for not only the Sox but also of my hometown of Boston but thirdly for my Grandfather who loved the Sox. However I know for a fact he would be rolling in his grave if he could see the state of the Red Sox! So I covered it over with an American flag something I know the Red Sox owners especially their newest ones HATE!
Use to have the dvd at home it was great the behind the scenes was awesome see how loose they were and it just a great feeling and just reminds me of a better simpler time
I don’t like how they completely glossed over sabermetrics. The movie moneyball is literally about how the Red Sox won the following year and the logic behind the Nomar trade and they gloss it over and didn’t give true credit, not cool. great video but why take credit for thinking you needed to focus on offense. That wasn’t your idea.
the A's won because they had Zito, Mulder, Hudson, Tejada, Chavez etc.. Moneyball the book is one thing, but Moneyball the movie is a fictonial story based loosely on reality .. watching Moneyball would have you believe Scott Hatteberg was the MVP of the A's.. Moneyball is a piece of entertainment pushing one singular narrative and de-emphasizing that the A's had a bunch of studs on that team... If it were possible to have a great baseball team without great players, then Billy Bean wouldn't have had so many terrible seasons employing sabermetrics..which he didn't even invent in the first place.
From the moment Boone hit the homerun in 2003 to the Sox winning it all in 2004, I don't think you could have scripted a more incredible story to breaking that 86 year curse. So many iconic moments and players that were a part of it all.
The best line, Rivera has blown a save.😂😂😂😂😂😂. Mr. Wakefield,✝️✝️✝️✝️. Hope your playing great up in Heaven, with the rest of the greats. The Yankees chchchchchchchoke.😂😂😂😂😂
Fun Fact that makes me feel so good....The Yankees haven't beaten the Sox in any series since 2003. 2004 ALCS, 2018 Division Series, 2021 AL Wild Card. Titles since 2003? Yankees - 1, Red Sox - 4. Its 2024, we have a generation of kids in their late teens, and 20 years old who have grown up seeing the Red Sox as the team the Yankees cant beat. Who would have thought that when Aaron Boone's bat hit Wakefield's knuckleball?
October ‘03 -October ‘04 was hands down the wildest emotional rollercoaster as a Boston sports fan. From the Boone HR, to Schilling being traded, to the A Rod trade saga, to the July brawl turning point game, to the reverse sweep against the Yankees, and finally the World Series win. I was only 13 but this team is my 2nd favorite Boston championship team of all time. So many likable players and dirt dogs!
Red Sox fans say that their 2004 championship win was way more memorable than any of the Yankees championships in their whole history. You want to know why it was so much more memorable??? BECAUSE IT WAS THEIR FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP IN 86 YEARS!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 The reason why the Yankees chips aren’t as memorable or special is because they literally won all the time and so people were used to winning. That’s the definition of greatness.
This is the best sports team year in review and the best Boston team ever because of what winning this title meant to the entire region and all of Red Sox nation. The ‘04 Red Sox will forever be welcome in Boston. The greatest Sox team ever, the most likable Sox team ever. They played with heart, the fans rooted them on with heart. Truly inspiring team.
All I'll say is I mathematically predicted that when an entire series, you can do the math yourself. But still, that's the only time I was able to do it to know. But it was wonderful to see it happen. (1918) last won (86) years later they win (1986) was last went (18)years later they win
U knew once they came back being down 3 games to 0 amd won 4 in a row there was no way anybody was beating them in the world series. What a way to finish that playoff season with 8 straight wins!
This team was the start of the Red Sox dominance in the postseason. The 2007, 2013, and 2018 teams took a page from this team's script. No Slankees! (Slumming Yankees) Go Red Sox 4ever!
What’s crazy is I watch this about 50 times every year 😂 I love this team and I love this championship thank you guys for making my high school years you and the pats same year was magical!!! I went to high school at Fenway right across the street got autographs by everyone on the team and had actual conversations lol it was a amazing time for me
Yeah, it was a tough day. Especially since they didn't get a "marquee" name in return. I was planning for a cross country road trip in August when it came on the news. Little did I know I would be seeing him at Wrigley Field in a Cubs uni late that month. It's sad the timing as he WAS the Red Sox for years. Now, he's an afterthought.
Every kid who played baseball growing up in the late 90's in New England threw off balance, pretended to mess with their batting gloves, pretending to be Nomar. He restored legitimacy to the Red Sox after they were brutal for 10 or so years.
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God how many times have i watched this over the years… never gets old
Never. Brings me back to when baseball was awesome. My college professors didn’t assign homework that week as they knew we were staying up late!
They should make a movie about it
@@coreybecca4762 4 days in October is better than any movie
Am watching it right now 😂😂
I am with you. I always come back to talk this team. Baseball isn’t the same. I am thankful to have those years.
I’ve seen this every year for a decade and it still gives me Goosebumps!
Redsox 2022!
Go Sox!!
So in 2004 I was in Afghanistan and red Sox were down 3 games to none. I went on a mission for 21 days and when I returned I found out that the red Sox won the world series. Missed it all but we'll worth it
Lol that's crazy. I can just imagine going on that mission being like "welp seasons over, always next year" then the sheer shock when you were told they won. You probably thought it was a joke😂
Thanks for serving
Bless you brother.
As a Canadian I never thought I’d say this but thank you for your service from a fellow Sox fan.
Maybe you aren’t all chaotic evil
@@joshday7885 You Quebecoise have to be Sox fans (the Jays is your only other alternative). Love you brother! GO BOSTON RED SOX!!!!
Remember after the game when they were giving Manny the world series MVP award and they asked him if he had anything to say to Red Sox fans who had waited 86 years and he replied, "We want Alex," mocking all the Sox fans who wanted A-Rod over Manny? I do, and my god do I love that man.
Funny thing is early in the season Manny had done a Dunkin Donuts ad in which he day dreams about winning the World Series MVP.
I was there at game 4 of the ALCS. I wouldn't trade that game for any other. It was by far, the most exciting game I've ever saw in baseball.
I think what made it special was you knew no one else outside of boston felt you had a chance and the nerves the entire game that can't be replicated as you survive...
What Millar said was spot on. No matter what team you liked, once they got eliminated, it was hard not to root for the Sox.
I’ll never forget this feeling after the 3rd out. It was the night of my rehearsal dinner. The marriage didn’t last, but the sheer joy the Sox gave me that night will last forever!
Boston, this 2004 Red Sox team was the greatest Red Sox team ever assembled. What a crazy ride that was going from 0-3 to 8-0!
I was there. I was there in 1955,56, 57, and then on. I was there in 2004, 2007, 2013. I will die happy. I'll pass it on to my Dad.
Netflix is currently producing a documentary on the 20 year anniversary of the 2004 Red Sox. I hope they were able to get interviews with Tim Wakefield before he passed away. RIP Tim and Jerry Remy 😢.
No piece of media gives me nostalgia like this shit right here
Same, my mom brought this home when I was about five and I ate it up lol
19 years later and I still cry like a baby watching highlights from this season. The pain of '03 to have '04 happened.
You should be crying because they suck!
If 2003 didnt happen, would 2004 have been so much more magical? I remember during the 2003 playoffs thinking and hoping for a Cubs - Red Sox World Series and how cool that would have been compared to what we got in Marlins - Yankees.
When I watch this is reminds me of my mom, she loved the redsox. She got to meet all these players, tour the field, hold trophies etc before she passed. Great organization for what they did for her
I wasn't a Red Sox fan, but I've always hated the Yankees. Seeing that comeback from down 0-3 was so sweet. My favorite 30 for 30 film is "Four Days in October" - if you are a fan and haven't seen it, you have to watch it. The film focuses mostly on the comeback against the Yankees. Great film.
I was 8 when they won and I obviously didn't go through what others went through but oh boy I still come back here every so often
This championship is 20 years old next year 😐
I was 17 years old, and as a Red Sox fan, loved every minute of it.
As a Montrealer, I love that Pedro spanks Walker - his former teammate on the Expos - with his glove after Walker was thrown out at home by Manny. 😅
Huge Mets fan here but the Red Sox coming back against the Yankees to win it all is just about as good as a Mets title.
This was the best team I've ever had the privilege to watch.
Amen! Watching this team of renegades with their long hair and beards, just having fun playing baseball like it should be played with as best friends. It’s one of the many reason why we love the game of baseball.
Jason Varitek made me the catcher I became in highschool.
Watching this series solidified my thought that baseball is the greatest game and life lesson teacher on earth.
The won the 04 series when I was 10. I still remember it all like it was yesterday, especially when they beat the yankees in alcs after losing in 03. It's unforgettable. Still gives me goosebumps
God bless Tim Wakefield.
Derek Lowe was a beast in the playoffs
Kevin Millar reminds me of Sammy Hagar if he was a baseball player instead of a singer ...
Been awhile since i heard cowboy up lmao
I love Dwight Evans..."Have some fun, greatest time of your life. But win it. Win it. WIN IT."
Man the parallels between Boston in baseball and Liverpool in football are scary.
I hope the Suns can also end their title drought one day
John Henry owns Liverpool too
April, 2022, still get chills! Go Sox. Greetings from Mexico!
Celtics are doing this
I was 21.
My dad was 56. I’ve never seen my dad so happy for any game win in my life.
He only wised my grandmother were alive when it happened.
She was a bigger Red Sox Fan than any of her sons or grandchildren.
The two dislikes are jeter and a rod
P.S. probably my favorite sports documentary ever
Amen
Why would they dislike this? Being a champ means you accept loss & respect what others accomplish. Maybe not A Rod though lol!!!
No way, Jeter respected champions. Remember Opening Day 05 at Fenway the entire Yankee team was in the clubhouse for the ring ceremony and Jeter brought them all out to watch it? He said "We've done this to them, now it's our turn to watch"
It's the Yankees fans, go figure.
Grady Little couldn't manage
July 24, 2004. The day the Red Sox were reborn.
I still remember that day very well. Good times. Never thought that would propel us but it created and even bigger fire in the sox
2004, 2007, 2013, 2018 Let's Go Red Sox
Still pissed nesn didn't do a video for 2018
And then the White Sox would end their drought the very next year, and the Cubs and Rangers two decades later
RIP Tim "Knuckle Baller" Wakefield
As a Padres fan I watch this over and over to give me hope that someday it could be us. The 2004 Red Sox are one of the greatest sports stories ever
@DaveySports98 : The 2004 ALCS, will never again be
dupplicated.
This will never get old. I still remember it like it was yesterday
Just some great guys and unforgettable. Wakefield deserved those teammates. RIP Tim and Stacy Wakefield both. Sad
The yankee can beat the sox like 30 series if they wants but they never going to forget the play off series of that year they where winning 3-0 and them they lost the series the year 2004 is going to hunted the yankee for ever go red sox
I don't care if Nomar was traded, he will always be a Red Sox to me..
2004 ALCS Was the World Series that year. The GREATEST All Time Rivalry in sports, two storied teams playing a game within a game in the best comeback ever in the games history and I’ll add in professional sports. So glad to have witnessed the curse broken finally after all those years against those dang Yankees and to see them RED SOX win it all, my favorite day.. thankQ Mariano I love you hahaha…
Never forget the day that Kevin Millar was checking out my mother when I met him at the College World Series in 2016.
Here's the true yet funny story.
Kevin had no line in his autograph line in Omaha CWS. After my mother met Dave Winfield and after I met Ozzie Smith. My mom saw Kevin Millar and his line had no one. I decide to go up to him and I asked him a couple of questions since he had a line and I asked two questions. Have you ever been nervous on Intentional Talk? His answer a few times when I first started. Got used to it.
Given the fact that you played in the most historic World Series what was the biggest moment in your life in the entire playoffs other than that winning it all? His answer. I would have to say beating the Yankees in the best possible way.
I told him Kevin after receiving and autograph from him.
'Even though I am a Braves fan we are thanking you Red Sox after what they did to us in 1996 and in 1999, both of the World Series. I was trolled by all Yankee fans in my family. Speaking of family my mom is one of them and she is right there taken a photo of us good looking men.
So Kevin tells my mother and flags her to come here. I'm saying to my mother.
Mom: Nah. I don't like the Boston players. I'm a proud Yankees fan.
Alex: Mom he's checking you out. Get over here.
Kevin: *Lighting up like a Christmas tree*
Mom: No Alex. It's fine.
Me: Mom you have the chance. I would like Kevin to be my dad.
Kevin: *rolling on the lawn* and *still lighting up like a Christmas tree.*
Me: I tried Kevin. Dammit Mom.
In Conclusion:
I will never forget that day. Got an autograph from him and Ozzie Smith as well. His was on a mini bat. Kevin was an 8x10 photo.
Mom got hers from Dave Winfield.
Driving from college in North Adams to Boston in 2 1/2 hours... Cold and Wet watching the rolling rally in person with the biggest smile. Of course, wearing my Kevin Milllaaaaaaah shirt and (well worn) Trot Nixon hat. That team was special.
Sidebar: It's good to hear the Rem Dawg RIP
Getting curt schilling was so smart...they never win 2 world series without him...
What’s DISGUSTING is how both the so called “fans” and mainly ownership has treated him since he retired!! For NO LEGITIMATE REASON other than they’re mad at him because he has enough sense to vote for President Trump which goes against their COMMUNIST VIEWPOINTS!! The entire league has lost their goddamn minds but The Sox are one of the WORST!! They proved that in spades by allowing the RACIST P O S LeBigot James to “BUY A SUBSTANTIAL PIECE OF THE TEAM…..” which I find quite ironic considering only a month or two prior he made it a point to let the world know just how much he HATED the entire city of Boston because of how “racist” HE PERCEIVED the city to be. Which I find extremely rich coming from a PROVEN RACIST AND LIAR. The latter part can be proven given that he was so DESPERATE TO BE A “VICTIM” that he went so far as to FAKE A HATE CRIME ON HIMSELF!! People seem to want to gloss over that but many of us have NOT FORGOTTEN AND WILL NOT FORGET IT. Anyways, as a Fully Disabled Combat Veteran I REFUSE to support a GAME that glorifies ANTI AMERICA AND ANTI WHITE RHETORIC. So I stopped watching and supporting MLB and the NFL. I would say the NBA too but I never cared about that *hit in the first place. I even had to get my Red Sox “B” tattoo that I got while I was stationed in Turkey covered over. I got it as a show of love for not only the Sox but also of my hometown of Boston but thirdly for my Grandfather who loved the Sox. However I know for a fact he would be rolling in his grave if he could see the state of the Red Sox! So I covered it over with an American flag something I know the Red Sox owners especially their newest ones HATE!
At least the Yankees 2003 lost World Series to the Marlins that sucks more.
Winning 8 games in a row in the ALCS and WS may never happen again. This becomes more legendary with every year that passes.
From gloom 🏴☠️🦞anf doom ⚰️to the champagne 🍾 🏏 room🏆!
This made up for 1986 my first season watching the Sox wire to wire.
Me encanta esta historia ❤️😍
Les’ good Boston ❤️💯🙏🏻
Use to have the dvd at home it was great the behind the scenes was awesome see how loose they were and it just a great feeling and just reminds me of a better simpler time
Why does everyone think Jeters catch was any better than Pokey Reese’s a few innings earlier?
Because the New York media is more powerful than Bostons and he was the MLB cover boy at the time.
Pesky at 1:15:40 gets me every time. Glad he got to see that World Series. Wish Buckner was there too.
Thank you. Watching this makes me feel 24 yrs old again. I was so lucky
This day was a very good day for me, I finally got to see my home team win the world series.😊🥳👍👍
26 idiots who just loved and enjoyed playing baseball with each other. How can you not love baseball???
Whoever did the closed captioning for this video is terrible! But on a good note the Red Sox rule!!
I don’t like how they completely glossed over sabermetrics. The movie moneyball is literally about how the Red Sox won the following year and the logic behind the Nomar trade and they gloss it over and didn’t give true credit, not cool. great video but why take credit for thinking you needed to focus on offense. That wasn’t your idea.
the A's won because they had Zito, Mulder, Hudson, Tejada, Chavez etc.. Moneyball the book is one thing, but Moneyball the movie is a fictonial story based loosely on reality .. watching Moneyball would have you believe Scott Hatteberg was the MVP of the A's.. Moneyball is a piece of entertainment pushing one singular narrative and de-emphasizing that the A's had a bunch of studs on that team... If it were possible to have a great baseball team without great players, then Billy Bean wouldn't have had so many terrible seasons employing sabermetrics..which he didn't even invent in the first place.
Was one of the emotional series. Go red sox
Manny Ramirez reminds me of Eric Andre
Holy shit you’re right
From the moment Boone hit the homerun in 2003 to the Sox winning it all in 2004, I don't think you could have scripted a more incredible story to breaking that 86 year curse. So many iconic moments and players that were a part of it all.
Grady actually stuck with Martinez even after 115 pitches 😂 Jesus.
The best line, Rivera has blown a save.😂😂😂😂😂😂. Mr. Wakefield,✝️✝️✝️✝️. Hope your playing great up in Heaven, with the rest of the greats. The Yankees chchchchchchchoke.😂😂😂😂😂
Fun Fact that makes me feel so good....The Yankees haven't beaten the Sox in any series since 2003. 2004 ALCS, 2018 Division Series, 2021 AL Wild Card. Titles since 2003? Yankees - 1, Red Sox - 4. Its 2024, we have a generation of kids in their late teens, and 20 years old who have grown up seeing the Red Sox as the team the Yankees cant beat. Who would have thought that when Aaron Boone's bat hit Wakefield's knuckleball?
October ‘03 -October ‘04 was hands down the wildest emotional rollercoaster as a Boston sports fan. From the Boone HR, to Schilling being traded, to the A Rod trade saga, to the July brawl turning point game, to the reverse sweep against the Yankees, and finally the World Series win. I was only 13 but this team is my 2nd favorite Boston championship team of all time. So many likable players and dirt dogs!
Red Sox fans say that their 2004 championship win was way more memorable than any of the Yankees championships in their whole history. You want to know why it was so much more memorable??? BECAUSE IT WAS THEIR FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP IN 86 YEARS!!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 The reason why the Yankees chips aren’t as memorable or special is because they literally won all the time and so people were used to winning. That’s the definition of greatness.
I’m 24 yrs old now, ill never forget this as a kid it changed my life, looking back it was the beginning of my passion for Boston sports
The Celtics can win,The Patriots can win,the Bruins can win...but it is just something so Special seeing our Sox winning.😢😢😢
The best season ever,bar none ..wow
Great video...but why is David in the HOF and Man Ram and Schilling are not...David deserves to be and so does the "ladder"
Now one of The former Red Soxs from 2004 A.L.C.S. and The World Series have passed away was Tim Wakefield.
2020 Quarantine brought me here
Stev Govd ditto
About time guys love this story
Covid hell on Earth is challenging my core.
It brought me here too.
3107 : Who brought you ?
This is the best sports team year in review and the best Boston team ever because of what winning this title meant to the entire region and all of Red Sox nation. The ‘04 Red Sox will forever be welcome in Boston. The greatest Sox team ever, the most likable Sox team ever. They played with heart, the fans rooted them on with heart. Truly inspiring team.
Pretty sad Schilling is barred because of his conservative views and how woke the red sox owners are.
His views are disgusting out of touch though.
@@notoriouseagle1074 how?
All I'll say is I mathematically predicted that when an entire series, you can do the math yourself. But still, that's the only time I was able to do it to know. But it was wonderful to see it happen.
(1918) last won
(86) years later they win
(1986) was last went
(18)years later they win
Never seen that “We forgive Bill Buckner” banner footage. 😭 😭 😭
This was my favorite film when I was a kid I remember heartbreak of 2003 and history being made in 2004
U knew once they came back being down 3 games to 0 amd won 4 in a row there was no way anybody was beating them in the world series. What a way to finish that playoff season with 8 straight wins!
most legendary sports team in my eyes. they did what no other team can do against their biggest rival.
2004 was for all of them .
When you’ve been down and you got nowhere to go but up. New York pushed them down so many times and Boston finally had enough.
He was # 3.
Who else would ground out for the end. .
Wish my Dad saw this. He would have marked out so bad.
RIP Tim Wakefield
This team was the start of the Red Sox dominance in the postseason. The 2007, 2013, and 2018 teams took a page from this team's script. No Slankees! (Slumming Yankees) Go Red Sox 4ever!
On the show "Lost" they had a "Red Sox won the World Series" moment I really liked.
20th anniversary anyone?? RIP Tim and Stacey
They never wanted none of us. We danced on their lawn. The greatest team EVA!!
Hey, Yankees ! Who's your daddy, NOW ?!
What’s crazy is I watch this about 50 times every year 😂 I love this team and I love this championship thank you guys for making my high school years you and the pats same year was magical!!! I went to high school at Fenway right across the street got autographs by everyone on the team and had actual conversations lol it was a amazing time for me
Fantastic documentary! Go Sox!
Lowe was nails the entire postseason. In game 4 of the WS he gave up 3 hits on 85 pitches. In 7 innings.
Damn ,i need another tissue, sox nation
Love this story. But, this narrator puts me to sleep. 😳
🗣 I still get goosebumps❗
Greetings from North 🇵🇦, 🇵🇦❗
Cowboy Up. You gotta love Millar.
AM so very glad they never signed a-fraud
My favorite sports documentary ever!! So many great quotes and moments. History made!
"the Yankees have to think about.... Who is their big papi..". I love pedro
@@boomataco : He actually told reporters, that he was
dedicating his World Series victory, to everyone of his
friends in MONTREAL, CANADA.
It NEVER gets old........
Was anyone else sad when nomar was traded he was my favourite red Sox back then ps this is the 86th comment
I knew he would be a key piece to the Redsox winning a title. Never expected it to happen the way it did.
Yeah, it was a tough day. Especially since they didn't get a "marquee" name in return. I was planning for a cross country road trip in August when it came on the news. Little did I know I would be seeing him at Wrigley Field in a Cubs uni late that month. It's sad the timing as he WAS the Red Sox for years. Now, he's an afterthought.
Every kid who played baseball growing up in the late 90's in New England threw off balance, pretended to mess with their batting gloves, pretending to be Nomar.
He restored legitimacy to the Red Sox after they were brutal for 10 or so years.
@@derbagger22 although if we hadn't tried Nomar we wouldn't have gotten Dave Roberts and that stolen base in game 4 of the ALCS won't exist
The best and sweetest Boston championship ever of all the championships this is by far my favorite in all sports
2301 : Definitely, the # 1 SPORTS STORY of 2004.
As an Os can I watch this and feel so happy for Sox fans. Hopefully soon we can feel the same way.
hope you guys can too trust me,we were rooting for you guys last year