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Red Sox/Indians ALCS Notes - 10/22
Published 10/22/2007 by Ian at SOX & Dawgs
Baseball can be a funny game. You could go your entire career without ever playing in a World Series, let alone playing in the playoffs. Just ask Todd Helton from the Colorado Rockies. This was his first playoff appearance this season. For guys like Jacoby Ellsbury, Dustin Pedroia, Hideki Okajima and Daisuke Matsuzaka among others this was their first appearance in the postseason and now they are going after the ultimate prize in Major League Baseball, the World Series trophy. Some of the Red Sox players have been there before with this team or others. Josh Beckett and Mike Lowell won a World Series trophy with the Marlins in 2003. Curt Schilling won one in ...

WE WIN
Published 10/22/2007 by Mike Miliard at Sox Blog
And the Curse of Kenny Lofton lives. Dice-K slew his bête noire last night — with a little help from his friend. He got Lofton to fly out in the third. And then, in the fifth, Kenny’s buddy Manny nailed him trying to stretch a single into a double. It was, we’d soon ...

Looking Back at the ALCS Lookng to the World Series
Published 10/23/2007 by digital-derek at SawxBlog
... to watch their games. Well, almost. I honestly can't believe that we have to go through the Colorado Rockies to win the World Series, I mean it's just bizarre. Also, remember when the Red Sox almost traded for Todd Helton before the season even started in the Spring? Yeah seems like a long time ago to me to. And there I was feeling bad for Helton because he was going to be "stuck" on a bad team. Baseball sure is a strange game. I'm curious how champagne tastes for Ryan Garko when it's loaded with tears? Kevin ...

Troy Tulowitzki Faces Peril, Yet Still Confident
Published 10/26/2007 by Mullet at FanHouse
Filed under: Boston, Denver, Red Sox, Rockies, AL East, NL West, MLB PlayoffsThe Rockies may be down two games to none to the bigger, badder Boston Red Sox ... but let it be known that shortstop Troy Tulowitzki isn't giving up. Well, we would hope and assume that nobody on the Rockies has given up yet, with three games in their friendly confines coming up. But Tulowitzki has put his confidence into words. "Anytime you win 21 of 22, then to lose two in a row, it's an awkward feeling coming back in the clubhouse and realizing you lost another game," Tulowitzki said after the Rockies' ...