It would have been a big let down if we didn't win it all, following the Yankee series. On the other hand, the Red Sox probably went into the World Series thinking; "Let's not go through all that again."
As a Yankees fan I have to say that the Red Sox did the ultimate thing breaking the curse the ultimate way. It sucks for us Yankees fans but after all those years of not winning the Red Sox won the most satisfying way possible
Blood Legion- I feel the same. The ultimate come back by Boston in MLB history to the Yankees and win a World Series championships. What a way to end the Boston curse. It’s mind boggling how Yankees lost being up 3- 0. I think because of the biggest pitching collapse and Yankees taking the RedSox for granted. Having the Yankees club house decorated for a Pennant celebration against the RedSox, was a psychological mistake.
I like polite Yankees fans, so you're okay in my book. As a Res Sox fan I'm the same way towards the Yankees. When they deserve the win, I'll be the first one to tell you. I mean, it's major league baseball. If either team was easy to beat and/or always won the what fun would it be? The rivalry wouldn't even exist if that was the case. The rivalry between the Yanks and Sox is one of the best/worst in all sports because they are both great teams determined to win. It's not like the Yankees are the Orioles or Rays. The Yankees will always be the team to beat in the American League. And the Red Sox will always be that team thats determined to do exactly that.
AlphaDeltaXray Thank you for the comment. It’s definitely a great rivalry and so much fun. Good luck this World Series btw. The Sox should take it easily
As a Yankees fan, 2004 definitely stings. But after watching the highlights to every game in that series it’s truly amazing how the Sox came back. First 3 games Yankees dominated and everything turned around in the 9th inning of game 4. Kudos to the Red Sox and Red Sox nation. We’ll probably never see a team accomplish what they did that year again
@@Zack_410 is just that Ortiz and Shaq are obviously the superior side compare to arod and barkley lol but nonetheless, yes their the funniest duo in the studio haha
It was torture watching that series as a Red Sox fan! My God, I was 24 in 2004 but I thought my heart was going to give out probably two dozen times. The stress was REAL.
My dad Yankees fan me Red Sox fan had to endure the Yankees beating use in the playoffs all the time and my dad gloating after everytime we lost. He was so mad after this series I had to watch us win the world series on a black and white tv in my room cause he wouldn't watch it at all. Growing up watching baseball, playing the game, and being apart of this rivalry as a fan is what made me fall in love with this game.
Gusparagus doesn’t strictly mean playoffs the Yankees had been ripping the Red Sox hearts out for years. In 2004 the Red Sox had finished 2nd behind the Yankees in the division for the 7th straight year, the Yankees always won the games that counted, both in the regular season and the previous year’s ALCS Game 7.
well that time i wasn't watching baseball i wasn't even a fan of my beloved Yankees back then. but i hear the stories of how that ALCS was and to think we were up 3-0 and blew 4 straight gms is crazy. all we had to do was win 1 game to move on but we couldn't get it done. but i have respect for BOS to be able to comeback after being down 3-0 is impressive and inspiring to never give up in a series no matter the circumstances.
John Pestano it goes to show yah that never give up never ! And that’s what the Red Sox is all about. It seems like they never give up they never out of it no matter what . And I’m a Sox fan just putting this out there
unforgettable series. i was a senior in high school for this series and time basically stopped for this and the world series after. no homework, attending class was basically optional (the games ended barely a few hours before we got up for school) it was honestly a gift. we were watching the games with a bunch of friends and their entire family was invested in the outcome too.
These two are so respectable! I've been a Sox fan since i was in little league. I saw my heart broken by the SOX a few times, as the Patriots dud, until Brady came. I live in Providence RI. The Sox and Pats, being a fan is a gift in title town. But if the Six are out, I've routed for the yankees. Because of greatness like Jeter, A-Rod, and many other great baseball players, tge Yankees had. Two championship teams, and amazing rivalry's they give us. Thank you sox, for the 4 series champs I've seen!! 🙏🏆🏆🏆🏆⚾
I’m a Yankees fan but what the Red Sox did in 04 was impressive. Both teams will have more chances to win World Series rings in the future so I’m not butthurt about the 04 ALCS
After the RedSox won it all in 2004, the became my 2nd favorite team. I have always been a Met's fan but love the Red Sox for my AL team. Go Red Sox world series! P.S: My views on Arod have changed a bit post retirement. He seems like a chill guy. I hated him during his career for lying about the steroids. But I see a different side of him now. Him and Ortiz have very good chemistry together now too. I think it's fantastic.
I just want Alex Rodriguez to admit on national television that he intentionally slapped the ball out of Bronson Arroyo’s glove in game 6 of the 2004 ALCS
This was such a memorable LCS remember it like it was yesterday had to enjoy it because my Cubs rarely played in October the Red Sox were my second favorite team and was really rooting for them hopefully in 10 or 12 years FOX SPORTS will have Anthony Rizzo or Kris Bryant and Jose Ramirez from the Indians working for them and they'll be reliving game 7 of the 2016 world series 😀
Less than 5 minutes. I feel like these two could easily fill a 30 minute segment on the 2004 ALCS. They really only talked about game 4. I'd love to see Ortiz talk about the end of 2003, ARod talk about being traded to the Sox and agreeing to take a pay cut only to have it vetoed by the MLBPA, eventually being traded to the Yankees and transitioning to 3rd, the fight in July (they briefly talked about the walk-off), and then touch on each game from the ALCS. Schilling struggling in Game 1 with his injury, Game 2 with Pedro and "Who's your Daddy?", Games 3 was a massacre, Obviously they talked about game 4, Game 5 was another nail biter, late comeback by the Sox, Game 6 is the bloody sock game, also ARod knocking the ball out of Arroyo's hand, and then Game 7, which the Sox opened up early... oh! also actual clips from the moments they're talking about. I don't know, this was a nice segment, but I feel like there's so much these two could talk about together.
I was biggest A-Rod hater then during Yanks Sox rivalry which I watched live. But I’m loving him and have lot of respect for him as analyst. Also, I stopped watching baseball after this rivalry was over. It wasn’t fun anymore after these players retired!!
@Deejay Eff89 Haha yeah, I remember the announcers saying something to the effect of, "ARod, on second base looking like the kid who spilled the milk" LOL
My friend from St. Louis called me after the comeback was complete and admitted there was no way his Cards could beat any team that did what the Red Sox did to the Yankees.
As a Red Sox fan, I will admit that the 2003 and 2004 ALCS'S, were the best in the decade of the 2000's. Two superpowers, Boston against New York. I knew, the goal was big beating them in 2004 ALCS. Red Sox focus was beating the Yankees. First was complete, and Red Sox weren't losing to the Cardinals, after winning 4 straight. Papi carried the Red Sox. Schilling, that Game 6, was epic, quieting 55,000 in NY. Red Sox won 4-2. After winning Game 6, Red Sox weren't losing Game 7, as Red Sox won 10-3. Dave Roberts steal started it.
To A-rods point about Kevin Millar ...And Kevin was a spark Plug to boot One of my favorite memories is actually of the 2005 season, When the Red Sox hosted the Yankees for the first time that year at Fenway park, and the Fenway faithful gave Mariano Rivera a sarcastic standing Ovation, And he took it in good natured spirits smiled and laughed, I know how petty I am as a person, and I Honestly don't think I would have behaved in such a manner. He deserves credit for his humility in that moment, the man is a unanimous first ballot hall of famer for his unbelievable achievements on the mound. We all knew how good Mariano Rivera was It was just time. Time for our beloved Red Sox to finally break the curse, no wait, smash, and burn the curse, leave it dead, and smoldering, in a heap, for all the baseball loving world to see, and it had to be exorcised in the most fantastical way possible. It Had to be in the most epic series ever to be played, It had to be while facing elimination for four straight games with no room for quarter, It had to be against the vaunted and much hated Yankees, And they ( Yankees) had to have their best players on the field. Mission accomplished It's 20 years later I'm still thinking, They did it Dad. They did it
As a Mets fan I may be biased, but it kind of feels that the Yankees and Red Sox basically switched roles after 2004. Now the Red Sox are the dominant team in baseball and the Yankees are "cursed".
Yes, but one year in 2009 the Yankees and Arod did change that. He had one of the best postseasons in baseball history. But besides that one year you’re absolutely correct
remember when A-rod tried to cheat and knock the ball out of Bronson arroyos glove as he was about to get tagged out running to first? then when he got caught and called out he raised up his hands acting like he couldn't believe the call? that was awesome
Reliving this series is way more interesting than any playoff game nowadays. For some reason it seems the teams nowadays lack a spark. Still enjoy watching the playoffs but just seems like most players dont care about winning as a team. The astros is the only team that feels genuine but they dont have a good rival as of yet
It's crazy how much I hated or should I say just despised A-Rod as much as any fan of the Red Sox did but him and David Ortiz talking this is pretty good keep it up guys I still hate the Yankees but the passion go Sox
When you start talking 2004 series you have to start with 2003. Both were great series. I think that couple of years were the best MLB playoffs I have bee seen. Remember 2003 had that wild Marlins, Cubs series and 2004 NLCS saw the Cards and the Astors go to 7 games. The world series both years were a bit anticlimactic but only because of how intense those championship series were.
Agreed. 2004 makes so much more sense if you hold it against 2003. I went to college from 97-01 with a bunch of Yankees fans. 03 hurt bad. 04 was amazing.
The Red Sox were down to their last man in the bullpen. Curtis leskancik. He came in to get a bases loaded out in the top of the 11th and retired the side in the 12th. Never threw another pitch again!
As great as Mo was I can't consider him the greatest closer ever he had two of the biggest blown saves ever this one and the one in 2001 that cost the Yankees the world series.
What was your favorite memory from the 2004 ALCS?
watching them win last 4 vs yankees
Not watching it. Lol
The Red Sox coming all the way back.
Robert's Safe
Can't believe that we blew a 3-0 lead the first year we had arod. ..
It is so weird that AROD as a player was so easily to hate, but as an analyst, I actually really like him.
As good as he was as a player he might be better as an analysts.
Nah, still hate ‘im
Agreed
After he cooked Wahlburgers, and actually wore a Red Sox uniform when Papi won a couple bets, A-Rod isn't so bad.
I'm the same way with Joe Girardi, hated him as the Yankees manager but absolutely love hearing his analysis on MLB network.
That 2004 ALCS was the World Series. Glad to have witnessed it and I'm a Yankee fan.
It would have been a big let down if we didn't win it all, following the Yankee series.
On the other hand, the Red Sox probably went into the World Series thinking; "Let's not go
through all that again."
Should have never happened. That collapse was on Torre and yes you Arod.
mbdsmu it should’ve been Astros vs redsox cause clemans could’ve return to Fenway
Obviously your not a Yankees fan
Look up elbow drop gaming. On youtube. 2004 Alcs game 7 is on there. Full game.
Without question, it's the greatest comeback in the history of sports. The Patriots vs Falcons SB is close, but this one takes the cake.
As a Yankees fan I have to say that the Red Sox did the ultimate thing breaking the curse the ultimate way. It sucks for us Yankees fans but after all those years of not winning the Red Sox won the most satisfying way possible
Blood Legion- I feel the same. The ultimate come back by Boston in MLB history to the Yankees and win a World Series championships. What a way to end the Boston curse. It’s mind boggling how Yankees lost being up 3- 0. I think because of the biggest pitching collapse and Yankees taking the RedSox for granted. Having the Yankees club house decorated for a Pennant celebration against the RedSox, was a psychological mistake.
Blood Legion if you wanna be the best, you have to beat the best. An thats what us red sox did “ beat the best “
Jay Lafond you most definitely did. And you became the best in amazing fashion
I like polite Yankees fans, so you're okay in my book. As a Res Sox fan I'm the same way towards the Yankees. When they deserve the win, I'll be the first one to tell you. I mean, it's major league baseball. If either team was easy to beat and/or always won the what fun would it be? The rivalry wouldn't even exist if that was the case.
The rivalry between the Yanks and Sox is one of the best/worst in all sports because they are both great teams determined to win.
It's not like the Yankees are the Orioles or Rays. The Yankees will always be the team to beat in the American League. And the Red Sox will always be that team thats determined to do exactly that.
AlphaDeltaXray Thank you for the comment. It’s definitely a great rivalry and so much fun. Good luck this World Series btw. The Sox should take it easily
I can't get enough of this duo, opposite sides of the biggest rivalry in baseball, mad respect to FOX for this 👍🏽
As a Yankees fan, 2004 definitely stings. But after watching the highlights to every game in that series it’s truly amazing how the Sox came back. First 3 games Yankees dominated and everything turned around in the 9th inning of game 4. Kudos to the Red Sox and Red Sox nation. We’ll probably never see a team accomplish what they did that year again
This is 14 years ago, not fair where did time go...
Peter Cooney life man
now 20 years ago, and I was only 2 years old at the time!
I Love How These Guys Repect Each Other
dominican at it finest......god am proud of both my brothers ......papi recover..2shots will never stop u....we love u big papi....
Nice to see that these two were such bitter rivals but nowadays showing great respect for each other's careers 🔥
Greatest comeback in sports history. Glad I got to witness it.
They’re the baseball version of Shaq and Charles Barkley lmao
But a million times smarter
Ortiz is Shaq and Arod is Barkley then xD
@@1990Thunderbolt Arod actually has a ring and doesn't complain about the game changing like Chuck does though.
@@Zack_410 is just that Ortiz and Shaq are obviously the superior side compare to arod and barkley lol but nonetheless, yes their the funniest duo in the studio haha
True
When ARod slapped Arroyo’s glove lol 😂
Lol
You can tell AROD was still haunted by their comeback.
ORTIZ = Platano Power 🇩🇴💪🏽
Love that Fox is so into David Ortiz and the Red Sox. Go Sox Go!!
I nearly tossed my tv I was so upset. This series was so hard for me as a Yankee fan. But props to Red Sox.
Just think...us red sox fans had to go through that so many times....
It was torture watching that series as a Red Sox fan! My God, I was 24 in 2004 but I thought my heart was going to give out probably two dozen times. The stress was REAL.
and they didnt talk about ARod slapping the glove of Arroyo?
javsrox he was a kid back then probably wouldn’t do it now
@@kurumauzamaki2731 kid? Really?
Not really any point. The whole baseball world knew immediately it was illegal and the runners would get their bases. No real controversy
And the first baseman blocked the first base umpire’s view which is why the umpires got together
why would they? They're talking about the bottom ninth in this.
República Dominicana activada...........🇩🇴
I remember it being so sweet after losing to the Yanks in 03. Revenge is a dish best served cold
My dad Yankees fan me Red Sox fan had to endure the Yankees beating use in the playoffs all the time and my dad gloating after everytime we lost. He was so mad after this series I had to watch us win the world series on a black and white tv in my room cause he wouldn't watch it at all. Growing up watching baseball, playing the game, and being apart of this rivalry as a fan is what made me fall in love with this game.
@Walter Price But in the entire history of their rivalry, the Red Sox and Yankees had only met in the playoffs two times before this series...
@@gusparaguss ooooooooooooooooof
Gusparagus doesn’t strictly mean playoffs the Yankees had been ripping the Red Sox hearts out for years. In 2004 the Red Sox had finished 2nd behind the Yankees in the division for the 7th straight year, the Yankees always won the games that counted, both in the regular season and the previous year’s ALCS Game 7.
remember watching this series live
Alex can't catch a break and I LOVE IT.
I wish they covered Arod slapping the ball out of Arroyo's glove. I'm actually really curious as to how he would have reflected upon himself.
well that time i wasn't watching baseball i wasn't even a fan of my beloved Yankees back then. but i hear the stories of how that ALCS was and to think we were up 3-0 and blew 4 straight gms is crazy. all we had to do was win 1 game to move on but we couldn't get it done. but i have respect for BOS to be able to comeback after being down 3-0 is impressive and inspiring to never give up in a series no matter the circumstances.
John Pestano it goes to show yah that never give up never ! And that’s what the Red Sox is all about. It seems like they never give up they never out of it no matter what . And I’m a Sox fan just putting this out there
unforgettable series. i was a senior in high school for this series and time basically stopped for this and the world series after. no homework, attending class was basically optional (the games ended barely a few hours before we got up for school)
it was honestly a gift. we were watching the games with a bunch of friends and their entire family was invested in the outcome too.
ARod and David always do a great job together. Loved this segment.
Why do they not show the actual clips of these plays? Would be great to see a video instead of just a single photo
2:05 A-Rod mentions that ‘day game earlier in the year’ so casually.. You mean the game where Varitek shoved his glove in your face?
Of course he remembered that hr so well, he had a great view watching it on TV in the locker room. 😀
i can watch this for hours!!! what a year! and what a time
From Toronto. Liked AROD as a player and even more now as an analyst.
These two are so respectable! I've been a Sox fan since i was in little league. I saw my heart broken by the SOX a few times, as the Patriots dud, until Brady came. I live in Providence RI. The Sox and Pats, being a fan is a gift in title town. But if the Six are out, I've routed for the yankees. Because of greatness like Jeter, A-Rod, and many other great baseball players, tge Yankees had. Two championship teams, and amazing rivalry's they give us. Thank you sox, for the 4 series champs I've seen!! 🙏🏆🏆🏆🏆⚾
I’m a Yankees fan but what the Red Sox did in 04 was impressive. Both teams will have more chances to win World Series rings in the future so I’m not butthurt about the 04 ALCS
Appreciate the sportsmanship, but theres no way you can be happy with how the two teams compare the last 15 years
Ya both teams r really good teams and will almost definitely win a ring in the next ten years
Noah Adler couldn’t have said it better myself
Every Boston fan read my username and weep. Lol. Haha! Enjoy your 37 rings. Losers
As a Red Sox fan. I respect this. Far from over the next few years. Both are young teams with great young managers.
Papi: So you're running down the first base line...
Arod: KB back to you!
BAHAAAAAA, right! I can't stand that lying, arrogant POS to this day!
Respect from two legends.
After the RedSox won it all in 2004, the became my 2nd favorite team. I have always been a Met's fan but love the Red Sox for my AL team.
Go Red Sox world series!
P.S: My views on Arod have changed a bit post retirement. He seems like a chill guy. I hated him during his career for lying about the steroids. But I see a different side of him now.
Him and Ortiz have very good chemistry together now too. I think it's fantastic.
I just want Alex Rodriguez to admit on national television that he intentionally slapped the ball out of Bronson Arroyo’s glove in game 6 of the 2004 ALCS
This was such a memorable LCS remember it like it was yesterday had to enjoy it because my Cubs rarely played in October the Red Sox were my second favorite team and was really rooting for them hopefully in 10 or 12 years FOX SPORTS will have Anthony Rizzo or Kris Bryant and Jose Ramirez from the Indians working for them and they'll be reliving game 7 of the 2016 world series 😀
I was 7 years old. I don't exactly remember everything, but wow! What a joy I had watching my Red Sox coming back 😭😍😍😍
Love this!! More of this please.
La mejor de las series en toda la historia. Siempre la recordaré
"I'm a therapist" - Big Papi hahahahaha
I'm a die hard sox fan, I just cracked tf up when I heard arod say "here come goofy kevin Millar " 😂😂😂😂😂
Less than 5 minutes. I feel like these two could easily fill a 30 minute segment on the 2004 ALCS. They really only talked about game 4. I'd love to see Ortiz talk about the end of 2003, ARod talk about being traded to the Sox and agreeing to take a pay cut only to have it vetoed by the MLBPA, eventually being traded to the Yankees and transitioning to 3rd, the fight in July (they briefly talked about the walk-off), and then touch on each game from the ALCS. Schilling struggling in Game 1 with his injury, Game 2 with Pedro and "Who's your Daddy?", Games 3 was a massacre, Obviously they talked about game 4, Game 5 was another nail biter, late comeback by the Sox, Game 6 is the bloody sock game, also ARod knocking the ball out of Arroyo's hand, and then Game 7, which the Sox opened up early... oh! also actual clips from the moments they're talking about.
I don't know, this was a nice segment, but I feel like there's so much these two could talk about together.
Alex Rodriguez sounds so professional, articulate as a sports analyst..I believe he has a good chance in it..
I was biggest A-Rod hater then during Yanks Sox rivalry which I watched live. But I’m loving him and have lot of respect for him as analyst. Also, I stopped watching baseball after this rivalry was over. It wasn’t fun anymore after these players retired!!
honestly as great as this was, they only talked about game 4, there was a lot of baseball after that, woulda been great to hear them talk about that
thatguy088 that’s because that’s where everything started .
@Deejay Eff89 Haha yeah, I remember the announcers saying something to the effect of, "ARod, on second base looking like the kid who spilled the milk" LOL
This was an awesome segment..
A-Rod describing the plastic up and the champagne in the Yankee clubhouse before the game was over! The kiss of defeat!!
03-04 ALCS was my childhood. Best and most intense rivalry ever.
Papi: "I'm a terra - pist!"
"You should have shot A-Rod!!!!" - The Other Guys
I love those two!! Haha
formal vs informal
Ortiz and Jeter 2 most clutch players in mlb last 30 years maybe ever?? Them 2 guys showed up in big pressure moments time and time agian
Gotta love how the two biggest heels of the fiercest rivalry in the 2000s are now such a bromance lol
Great video
looooove watching that!! yeah Papi!! Go Sox!
THE greatest playoff series in the history of SPORTS….period.
So when A-rod slapped Arroyo's glove....
This is awesome to c I love it very awesome to relive a special moment in both there career even tho the Yankees really should of closed that
The.... YANKEES LOSE
-David Ortiz
For Sox fans the WS barely mattered after this. Only the final out that broke the curse. This ALCS was the greatest series in my 35+ years as a fan
My friend from St. Louis called me after the comeback was complete and admitted there was no way his Cards could beat any team that did what the Red Sox did to the Yankees.
As a Red Sox fan, I will admit that the 2003 and 2004 ALCS'S, were the best in the decade of the 2000's. Two superpowers, Boston against New York. I knew, the goal was big beating them in 2004 ALCS. Red Sox focus was beating the Yankees. First was complete, and Red Sox weren't losing to the Cardinals, after winning 4 straight. Papi carried the Red Sox. Schilling, that Game 6, was epic, quieting 55,000 in NY. Red Sox won 4-2. After winning Game 6, Red Sox weren't losing Game 7, as Red Sox won 10-3. Dave Roberts steal started it.
2004 was New England's year, Sox end drought and Patriots dynasty was born, Title Town began in 2004
The way that 9th inning went was all kinds of crazy.
La paraaaaaaaa
Big papi ❤️❤️
4:25 - Que visão mais legal..... Bananas de pijamas conhecendo seu "Eterno Papi"
After the Sox won Game 7, Theo Epstein said, “time to play Finland”, referencing the Miracle on Ice.
David the greatest sox player in history
Lmao A Rod is actually likable as an analyst. Good to see these two discussing the amazing Rivalry. -Sox fan😺
To A-rods point about Kevin Millar
...And Kevin was a spark Plug to boot
One of my favorite memories is actually of the 2005 season, When the Red Sox hosted the Yankees for the first time that year at Fenway park, and the Fenway faithful gave Mariano Rivera a sarcastic standing Ovation, And he took it in good natured spirits smiled and laughed, I know how petty I am as a person, and I Honestly don't think I would have behaved in such a manner. He deserves credit for his humility in that moment, the man is a unanimous first ballot hall of famer for his unbelievable achievements on the mound.
We all knew how good Mariano Rivera was
It was just time. Time for our beloved Red Sox to finally break the curse, no wait, smash, and burn the curse, leave it dead, and smoldering, in a heap, for all the baseball loving world to see, and it had to be exorcised in the most fantastical way possible.
It Had to be in the most epic series ever to be played, It had to be while facing elimination for four straight games with no room for quarter, It had to be against the vaunted and much hated Yankees, And they ( Yankees) had to have their best players on the field.
Mission accomplished
It's 20 years later I'm still thinking, They did it Dad. They did it
Red Sox did it, and it was fabulous in 2004.
A-Rod and Big Pappy. Greatness on Fox TV.
love it more
3:47 - Aquele olhar que diz: "Eu sou seu pai, Yankees"
As a Mets fan I may be biased, but it kind of feels that the Yankees and Red Sox basically switched roles after 2004. Now the Red Sox are the dominant team in baseball and the Yankees are "cursed".
METS = My Entire Team Sucks
Yes, but one year in 2009 the Yankees and Arod did change that. He had one of the best postseasons in baseball history. But besides that one year you’re absolutely correct
The Yanks have won the World Series since 2004 though. Hard to compare to an 86 year drought though I understand you’re reasoning
The Red Sox wont win one until 2104 since they won in 2018.
i like how they didn’t mention arod swatting the glove LOL
And as of Jan 2022 the Red Sox are *still* the only team in MLB to comeback from being down 3-0
remember when A-rod tried to cheat and knock the ball out of Bronson arroyos glove as he was about to get tagged out running to first? then when he got caught and called out he raised up his hands acting like he couldn't believe the call? that was awesome
RD............................🇩🇴
Reliving this series is way more interesting than any playoff game nowadays. For some reason it seems the teams nowadays lack a spark. Still enjoy watching the playoffs but just seems like most players dont care about winning as a team. The astros is the only team that feels genuine but they dont have a good rival as of yet
Timmy Bangs how are the Dodgers not a rival?
Well the Astros were said to have won it in 5 or 6 vs Red Sox.And that suddenly has turned to look like they might lose in 5 or 6.
Well that didn't age well
Issac Jones lmaoo i know right. Fkn cheaters. No wonder they were all hype because they knew what pitches where coming
@@timmybangs4711 ha once so much money comes in it destroys the love for the game for a number of reasons
Arod was born for this job.
Love it
AROD is an excellent analyst
It's crazy how much I hated or should I say just despised A-Rod as much as any fan of the Red Sox did but him and David Ortiz talking this is pretty good keep it up guys I still hate the Yankees but the passion go Sox
When you start talking 2004 series you have to start with 2003. Both were great series. I think that couple of years were the best MLB playoffs I have bee seen. Remember 2003 had that wild Marlins, Cubs series and 2004 NLCS saw the Cards and the Astors go to 7 games. The world series both years were a bit anticlimactic but only because of how intense those championship series were.
Agreed. 2004 makes so much more sense if you hold it against 2003.
I went to college from 97-01 with a bunch of Yankees fans. 03 hurt bad. 04 was amazing.
The Red Sox were down to their last man in the bullpen. Curtis leskancik. He came in to get a bases loaded out in the top of the 11th and retired the side in the 12th. Never threw another pitch again!
"You were 27, well at least 27" 🤣🤣🤣
El Big papi le dio hasta con la tambora a los yankee
Mi ídolo por los Boston no a pasado ni psara alguien mejor que big papi
Yeah!...i agree with what you said. 🤔
Si. No puedo
Que tu dices los Yankee son lo mejores!
Just when I thought I disliked arod he goes and does this...and TOTALLY redeems himself!
Arod was the man, mr clutch until after game 4. Even in game 4 he hit a two run homer to put the yanks up 2-0 in that game.
Papi!!!!!
As great as Mo was I can't consider him the greatest closer ever he had two of the biggest blown saves ever this one and the one in 2001 that cost the Yankees the world series.
Yeah it's funny everybody forget about that
What about the karate chop on Bronson Arroyo? Ehhh A-Rod!!??
I’m a terapist😂😂😂😂
Why are they only showing pics? Don’t they own the footage? I thought those games were in FOX?
"I'm a Terrapin."
Who knew Ortiz played ball at Maryland? *shrugs*
My favorite moment was Bill Miller's hit off Mariano that's what started it all
Bill Mueller and yes, that was great clutch hitting.