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Contact us for advertising info. SHIRTS! Thursday, December 10, 2009 Now Leaving Scenic Lowell When he first showed up in Boston, Mike Lowell was nothing more than the alleged sidecar to the Josh Beckett deal.

Dave Roberts' ninth-inning stolen base in Game 4 sparked Boston's historic comeback against the Yankees in the 2004 ALCS.

Most baseball fans would agree, I think, that up until last night the title of "Most Famous Stolen Base, Post-Season Edition" would go to Dave Roberts' theft of second base in Game Four of the 2004 ALCS.

The guy anointed the best pitcher in the history of baseball is not a craggy graybeard who won 511 ballgames a century ago.

Five years ago . . . the Yankees . . . three games to none. A Red Sox player who lived the miracle looks back.

The Yankees' Brett Gardner slides safely into third base ahead of the tag by the Twins' Brendan Harris in the 10th inning of Game 2 of the ALDS.

As the Angels and Yankees and prepare to meet for the first time in the ALCS, starting Friday on Sportsnet at the new Yankee Stadium, sportsnet.ca looks at the top five memorable ALCS moments involving the Angels or Yankees.

Theo Epstein: "I ain't mad. I'm just disappointed." Four years ago, the Red Sox were swept out of the playoffs by the Chicago White Sox.

The Indians' Bill Selby, rounding first base, celebrates after hitting a grand slam off Mariano Rivera to beat the Yankees in the bottom of the ninth, 10-7, at Jacobs Field in July of 2002.

Brett Gardner remembers where he was when a stolen base in Boston knocked the Yankees ' destiny off course.

The news of David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez testing positive this week sent me back to July 4, 2003, one of those days when the Yankees- Red Sox rivalry turned a corner.

Josh Willingham became only the 13th player in the history of Major League Baseball to hit two grand slam home runs in a game as Washington scored a third successive win, beating Milwaukee 14-6 at Miller Park.

Josh Willingham hit two grand slams and tied a franchise record with eight RBIs, powering the Washington Nationals to a 14-6 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers last night.

Manny Ramirez knows batting races. The Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder has finished in the top five on five occasions, winning the 2002 AL title with Boston and losing to Red Sox teammate Bill Mueller by a point the next year.

The 1st Baseball Hall of Fame Class, inducted in 1936: Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson A great shot of Bill Mueller... Buck O'Neill, one of the greats of the Negro League, and a true gentleman Christy Mathewson, a member of the 1st class--and who was born and raised in Factoryville, PA, about 45 minutes from ...

Since dropping to a season-low 10 games below .500, they were 21-11 heading into a three-game interleague series at Fenway Park six years ago.

My Favorite Red Sox Lineup Would be: Catcher: Doug Mirabeli: anyone who was escorted by the police just to get the game in time to catch Wakefield must be a great player... First Base: Jeff Bagwell technically he never played for the Red Sox, but he went to my School, the University of Hartford so i thought i had to include him Second Base: Mark ...