Why the Red Sox beat the Rockies
hardballtimes.com 10/30/2007 — We said, because Boston was better

Why the Rockies lost to the Red Sox
hardballtimes.com 10/30/2007 — Because Boston was better

MY TEAM WAS BETTER! YOU LOST? SHUT UP!
epiccarnival.com 10/30/2007 — by Andrew , The Grand National Championships I know I've made mention of Rockies CEO Charlie Monfort before on this site. I personally find him repellent. Why? There are countless reasons. But suffice it to say that a rich white Evangelical who ...

B-O-O H-O-O for MLB, Yankees, Red Sox
homerderby.com 10/30/2007 — So Alex Rodriguez upstaged the World Series. Big Whoop. The bigger story is that MLB's premiere event - The World Series - can be (and was) upstaged.

Free Agency? Weird.
38pitches.com 10/30/2007 — Hard to believe that after 21 years in professional baseball, the first day of free agency would come when I was 40 years old. I’ve not been a free agent for one day of my career before today…… (more…)

The Test of Time — Wash Post MLB 10/30/2007
Boston's second title in four years has tilted the baseball world on its axis, and the new center of gravity in MLB is now at Fenway Park, not Yankee Stadium, and a new era in baseball has begun.

System Analysis: Sox Are Built to Last — Wash Post MLB 10/30/2007
As the Red Sox celebrated their second World Series title in four seasons, the questions surrounding their future carried less urgency than they did in 2004.

Papelbon Keeps Delivering the Goods — Wash Post MLB 10/29/2007
As Jonathan Papelbon was in the process of saving the deciding game of the World Series, he was struggling more than anyone new to close out the Rockies.

Yanks Offer Girardi Job; A-Rod Is a Big Question — Wash Post MLB 10/30/2007
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 ...

Red Sox Have the World at Their Feet — Wash Post MLB 10/29/2007
Jonathan Papelbon, above, slams the door shut on Colorado and delivers Boston its second World Series title in four years Sunday as the Red Sox sweep the upstart Rockies in four games.