@BBGreatMoments@Roger1stCFalls Game 3 of the WS in Denver. 1) as a Sox fan, I got a bit worried as it seemed like the game might get close so called my parents to see what was happening and 2) as I left the game, a OSU fan yells OH and I respond IO. We’re everywhere. Oh, and my Sox won.
@a242fellow@DanielMillerEsq Not saying Harris is going to win Ohio, but I voted there and it is the early voting center for a very Democratic county with a high population.
6 years ago, Nate Eovaldi turned himself into a Red Sox playoff Legend.
Alex Cora called it one of the best performance in the history of the World Series.
Pitched Game 1 and 2. On the verge of FA. After having TJ twice. Didn’t matter. Saved the bullpen.
Twenty years ago tonight, on October 27, 2004, the Boston Red Sox won the World Series. It was something I never thought I’d see in my lifetime, and it’s almost inconceivable that I saw three more after this. May we never not get chills.
@big_mike9169 Yes, because I’m sick of the tanking mentality. But why bring him back to this. Let’s just take our Sunday afternoons off, see friends, do some volunteer work, enjoy some hobbies, look at our Nick Chubb posters in the living room and get this toxicity out of our systems.
@SirYacht_ 1. He said “most”. I may read too much into things, but I think his words were intentional. 2. He has to be drained, going out there every week, especially this week, telling people how to act like civil human beings.
20 years ago tonight. October 20, 2004. Four days of little or no sleep, pulverizing anxiety and consuming nothing but beer and Devil Dogs culminates in the greatest comeback in baseball history. That was a good time.