Published 10/30/2007
by Dave Sheinin
at Wash Post MLB
The champagne-soaked carpets in the visitors' clubhouse at Coors Field had not yet dried, and the Boston Red Sox, with the World Series trophy in tow, had scarcely landed back at Logan Airport when the new champions ceded their space at the center of the baseball universe to their familiar rivals...
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