2004: The Impossible - Part 2 | Red Sox Report

[@charlesburroughs9770]

I remember calling my Dad, back home in Maine from Texas, as soon as the Final Out was recorded and just crying with each other!!! My Grandfather never got to see this moment, and I was honestly afraid my Dad wouldn't either!!! Forever a New England Sports Fan!!!

[@larryvienneau]

Charles Burroughs I called my Dad and all I heard was sobbing on the other end. The joy was real

[@seanlanglois8620]

out of all the championships my dad being Charles Town boy I ain't never seen his eyes light up like it did when we took that championship

[@justinnardine8564]

One of the best sports memories I’ll ever have.

[@Valientlink]

Absolutely. I'm FREEZING cold just watching this

[@toms.5932]

Was homeless for years. This was the bright light that brought me back.

[@goodegggreg8189]

the best sports story ever

[@adamsoboleski6857]

So glad Curt Gowdy narrated this story. He was the best broadcaster of his time. Glad he lived long enough to see them finally win one.

[@Dominicandude34]

As a 13 year old kid, this was the most amazing thing that had ever happened, and it still gives me goosebumps every time i see it. Back in those days i thought of this: 1918-2004 = 86 years (1986 our last world series appearance until then) 1986-2004 = 18 years (1918 our last world series championship until then)

[@Dominicandude34]

@Munro McLaren You misunderstood the post then.

[@LuisSang]

remembering 2004 red sox season still makes my heart warm

[@jgreegs4391]

I remember watching the final game of that WS. Half way through my dad, a diehard Red Sox fan, fell asleep on the couch. When that ground ball was hit for the last out of the 9th I yelled “dad it’s about to happen, don’t you want to see it!?” And he mumbled “beating the Yankees in the ALCS was the World Series for me”.

[@seanlanglois8620]

I got to watch this with my dad before he passed my dad was a boy from Charlestown longtime red Sox bruins fan and I don't think I've ever seen his eyes light up for any championship like they did for the the sox

[@junyoon4555]

Big papi really was a playoff monster

[@KipArmadillo]

Was awesome to see Ellis Burks finish his career by winning WS with the Sox, having started his career with the team so many years earlier. An oft-injured, but outstanding player whose career numbers would probably surprise most (.291/350+ HR/1200+ RBIs and Runs). His '96 season with Colorado was historic. Congrats Ellis.

[@ericsigersmith6067]

Ya I remember him in the mike greenwell days

[@adamsoboleski6857]

He also helped the 1988 Red Sox team beat the Yankees to win the Eastern Division, a pennant race sort of forgotten. The Red Sox won 5 of 7 against the Yankees in the final two weeks, including an incredible 10-9 win at Yankee Stadium on a Friday night, Morgan Magic.

[@garywilson2644]

One of my favorite baseball memories ever. I'm not sure I'll ever see something like that again.

[@rogerpizarro8128]

I was blessed to see the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and Bruins win at least one championship. Not many can say that and even though, I saw the Patriots and Red Sox win several chips since 2001, the 2004 Red Sox will always be my favorite team and championship. The happiness they brought to this city was insane. Boston all day!!

[@geordiejones5618]

Beating the Yankees and winning the title will never be matched. I loved the 2011 Bruins and Brady's comeback against the Seahawks and Falcons but the 2004 Sox is one of the greatest titles in sports history.

[@mtorngren15]

What a magical team. That run through the postseason was outstanding.

[@mannylora]

Big Papi was such a Yankee Killer

[@Jondsmusic]

And I love him for it! Fuck the Stankees!

[@tomcat5023]

Pick your own poison Many or Big Papy 😉😉

[@matthewgabbard6415]

Schilling too, there was like a 4 year stretch where he owned them in the post season. In Arizona and Boston. Don't much care for his politics, but I was glad to have him on that team. And I suppose, I can forgive him his beliefs, after all, it is a free country.

[@cjhehr]

He was the Yanks Papi

[@daehaeng]

The most stunning comeback of the baseball history! Breaking a century-long curse can't be this dramatic!

[@naphza1]

My father was an avid Red Sox fan and was 13 yrs old when they won it in 1918. However, he passed away in 1973 and never got to see them win it again. I, of course remember all too well ‘67, 75, and 86 (Bill Buckner). I couldn’t believe the Sox come back over the Yankees and then winning it all in 2004. Now they are the first team in the 21st century w 4 World Series titles. That may stand for a while.

[@dmattss5]

i was lucky enough to cherish this with my mother. Got a chance to go to the parade. It was a amazing feeling

[@jaredcolon24]

I almost forgot to watch this today

[@joemello7888]

Wow. Curt Gowdy narrating. So nice hearing the voice I grew up listening to Red Sox games. Had no idea he had done this video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@scots5475]

I just turned 9 and I remember my mom waking me up to the last 3 outs (I was grounded😂) and I still remember the goosebumps and the happiness I felt back then. It makes me tear up now thinking how long ago that was. Baseball will never feel the same to me. The bar will always be set that high for sports teams for me and no other team will achieve that.

[@jakegetscake4672]

I was 9 also and just remeber being in shock when they won game 7

[@tomkovar-gg5gc]

Watching this with a few tears, as a lifetime Sawx fan.

[@SciTrekMan]

11:47. Holy crap! Was that Jim Joyce making a CORRECT call for once???

[@scottaznavourian540]

Joyce blew the call. West as the crew chief overturned it. Just as he overturned arods purse slap.

[@jeremymuther8656]

Lost my grandma in 2004 she missed 04 07 13 and 18 she would have been so proud 💙❤️💙❤️🙏🙏

[@stephennajemy3321]

O B said it: "the most stunning comeback in baseball history!"

[@garywilson2644]

The most incredible postseason I've seen since 1988.

[@marksalazar7635]

Great job by Sox pen

[@ericsigersmith6067]

Leskkanic

[@dalebarker6215]

That never gets old! #yankeessuck

[@ramonrodriguezlopez]

Go Sox!

[@rrameir]

BOSTON YOUR MY HOME

[@danielgriffin5358]

does anyone have part 1 if so please post it on youtube

[@lhaviland8602]

Yankees haven't won in a decade now. How does it feel?

[@stephaniemalley5694]

🤫🤭😁

[@chaddnelson8939]

It made me believe anything was possible

[@user-hh5rn4jz6o]

Foulke nearly threw his arm off. His valiant effort gets a little lost. What a sports moment

[@FillipOnDeez]

Epically epic of epic epicness!

[@stevehebda5204]

Aah my pops died in june that year. RIP JOHN C HEBDA SR

[@Aidan-rb9kd]

The curse stays gone 2020 bois!

[@brianmalaquias7904]

I never believed in the curse. Screw Dan Shaughnessy

[@ark9833]

Foulke was spectacular

[@gilbertdubay6297]

As a Sox fan, I was at game 7 listening to the Yankee fans very nervous!! No more curse!! Sweet revenge!!

[@nickgangone9541]

I hadn't watched baseball in almost a decade until game 4 of the ALCS. I watched the rest until the Red Sox won the World series

[@scottaznavourian540]

Interesting hearing Dave O'Brien here because at the time he was doing national radio and not working for either weei or nesn

[@paulcaron1853]

Is AI doing the Curt Gowdy narration?

[@JosephGlowacki-rh7iq]

Where is part 1 why was that taken down???????

[@EdTAmilys]

What makes it so special...is. We won it at the expense of the Yankees.

[@scottaznavourian540]

Thank God cowboy joe got that call right. Actually a few calls.

[@fredgarvin5381]

Curt Gowdy. GOAT.

[@robertharvey9047]

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[@sanjayiyer489]

Joe Castiglione's call when the Curse of the Bambino died is BETTER than Joe Buck's. I HATE JOE BUCK!!

[@theresadijoseph4306]

First viewer

[@SerFondue]

I’m just here to say Go Yankees!! Also this video is painful

[@oklywright8886]

Narrator is awful. You really couldn’t pre-read the script?