How the 2004 Red Sox did the (seemingly) impossible

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @kieranm1315
    @kieranm1315 Год назад +14

    How is this channel still so underrated man 😭 actually a crime

  • @felipemedero5065
    @felipemedero5065 Год назад +11

    This dude should have millions of subs dude wtf

    • @paultstarr
      @paultstarr Год назад +2

      He’s gonna get there.

  • @felipemedero5065
    @felipemedero5065 Год назад +8

    Like, how does this only have 100 views in 4 hrs. Will is amazing and so is his channel. Keep em coming man, I think you’ll make it big

  • @akshay_bapte
    @akshay_bapte Год назад +10

    I'm amazed on how similar the Red Sox 2004 story is to Liverpool FC's 2019 Premier League win:
    *A long drought of titles
    *Depth in the squad
    *Money ball players with some big money signings
    *Heartbreak season in the previous year
    *And a knack for winning the clutch games.

  • @austinstitzel
    @austinstitzel 4 месяца назад +7

    I was 8 years old. And I started to jump on the Red Sox bandwagon after they won the pennant.

    • @lukesmialkowski7870
      @lukesmialkowski7870 3 месяца назад +2

      You didn't jump on the Bandwagon,that day you became a fan.I moved to US from Poland in 1996,I was 13 yrs old, and never seen a MLB game.In 1997 I became a Sox fan.You actually have a 5 year head start When I was 8 I was playing soccer,then became a huge SuperSonics fan,when I fell in love with Basketball.✌️

  • @jrmizzgaminglounge
    @jrmizzgaminglounge Месяц назад

    Fantastic job on fhis video man you definitely deserve more views akd subscribers. Count me in! I remember watching them wifh my dad that year they broke the curse, watching this made le think back to that time how special it was with what fhe sox did that year. Good times.

  • @kenwarner
    @kenwarner Месяц назад

    watched the netflix docuseries and now my yt recommendations are at it

  • @TheLocalLt
    @TheLocalLt 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is well done but wish you mentioned the July 1 game (13 inning loss where Nomar sat on the bench while all 49 other players got in and Jeter dive into the stands), as well as the A-Rod-Varitek fight in the July 24th thriller which gave added meaning to Mueller’s walk-off against Rivera. Also no mention of the A-Rod slap play in game 6 of the ALCS.
    This story is far more than a between the lines story. There’s a reason the Yankees booked out an entire hotel in Mexico to prevent the Red Sox from meeting with Jose Contreras, and the Red Sox repaid the favor by having Theo Epstein go to thanksgiving dinner with free agent Curt Schilling’s family. The organizations and players genuinely detested each other, and went to extreme lengths (spending seemingly unlimited sums of cash in the process) to get the slightest edge.

  • @BirdGang6
    @BirdGang6 2 месяца назад

    My grandma was a huge Yankee’s fan, and I hated the Yankees growing up (still do) and I remember calling her when the Red Sox won this game, still an all time classic moment in my mind

  • @YungBerryGordy
    @YungBerryGordy Месяц назад +1

    Lost one of our best players but we won the World Series!

  • @DH-ij9pe
    @DH-ij9pe Месяц назад +1

    Losing Nomar hurt that year but I still don’t think people realize how valuable acquiring Cabrera was in that deal

  • @sondraboschert7144
    @sondraboschert7144 2 месяца назад

    I love how you threw in Brad Pitt in there with a movie reference, because I remember watching the playoffs and especially the World Series in 2004 and my "favorite part" of the entire world series was the ending with Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon and the Hollywood film crew on Busch Stadium field after the conclusion of the world series filming a scene For an upcoming movie. And it was really quite obvious with the umpiring calls and I've never seen a professional baseball team especially the St Louis Cardinals play the way they played in that World Series. It was like they were bought off by Hollywood to make a movie.

  • @LVM5584
    @LVM5584 22 дня назад

    2004 was World Series or Bust for the Red Sox. And they had to overcome so much adversity. And they Delivered.

  • @DaileyShorts
    @DaileyShorts Месяц назад

    "WE don't throw at .260 hitters, take your fucking base"
    -Tek.
    Legend shit.

  • @paulkelly7784
    @paulkelly7784 Год назад

    Great video

  • @davidberglund8879
    @davidberglund8879 12 дней назад

    Don't forget that Schilling was injured in the Angles series and was, not surprisingly, ineffective in ALCS Game 1.

  • @steveberkson3873
    @steveberkson3873 2 месяца назад

    Best ever play-offs

  • @jasvvolo
    @jasvvolo Месяц назад

    THE GREATEST RED SOX TEAM EVER ASSEMBLED

  • @austinstitzel
    @austinstitzel 4 месяца назад

    I'm going to guess that you are a Scorpio.

  • @John-eg3gy
    @John-eg3gy Месяц назад

    Doggy dog world

  • @joeb2588
    @joeb2588 17 дней назад

    I guess 60million is low.. give me a break. I love basball. Its my favorite sport...but nobody is worth the that money.. Nobody. The system is screwed up.

  • @scottaznavourian3720
    @scottaznavourian3720 25 дней назад

    Stl the one and only team...dave roberts is the yankees daddy 😂

  • @tigercap100
    @tigercap100 4 месяца назад +1

    Stephen King is a horrible person.

  • @mhughleyShaolin
    @mhughleyShaolin 2 месяца назад +1

    Red Sox’s sucks

    • @johnathanb2093
      @johnathanb2093 23 дня назад

      Sounds like a yankee fan 🤮

    • @timothybirnschein8459
      @timothybirnschein8459 23 дня назад

      Do yourself a favor and keep your mouth tightly shut. For when you open it, your grammar- vacant brain produces garbage like this and gives you away as the village idiot you are.