2004 Boston Red Sox – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

Curt Schilling:Trading Card Database

September 16, 2004: Curt Schilling wins his 20th game for Red Sox

Johnny Damon:Trading Card Database

September 17, 2004: Mariano Rivera proves mortal, allowing Red Sox a come-from-behind win

CabreraOrlando

September 22, 2004: Red Sox win second straight walk-off over Orioles, move closer to clinching wild-card spot

Manny Ramirez

September 25, 2004: Red Sox beat Yankees with seven-run eighth inning

September 26, 2004: Red Sox score early, beat Yankees by 7 runs for the second game in succession

ArroyoBronson

September 27, 2004: Bronson Arroyo’s 10th win clinches playoff berth for Red Sox

October 2, 2004: Alan Embree earns hold number 20, with Byun-Hyung Kim getting his second win

October 3, 2004: First baseman Dave McCarty pitches for third time during magical Red Sox season

October 5, 2004: Red Sox break Game 1 open with 7 runs in fourth inning

October 6, 2004: Red Sox again run up the score in Game 2 against Angels

October 8, 2004: David Ortiz clinches ALDS sweep in extra innings for Red Sox

October 12, 2004: Late Red Sox rally falls short in ALCS Game 1

October 13, 2004: Yankees win something of a pitching duel in the Bronx

Hideki Matsui (TRADING CARD DB)

October 16, 2004: Yankees obliterate Red Sox, 19-8, to take commanding lead in ALCS

Dave Roberts (TRADING CARD DB)

October 17, 2004: ‘Don’t Let Us Win Tonight!’ Red Sox begin ALCS comeback in Game 4

David Ortiz (TRADING CARD DB)

October 18, 2004: David Ortiz’s walk-off single in 14th lifts Red Sox in Game 5

Curt Schilling's bloody sock, Game 6, 2004 ALCS (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

October 19, 2004: Curt Schilling keeps Red Sox alive in ‘Bloody Sock Game’

Johnny Damon (TRADING CARD DB)

October 20, 2004: ‘Hell freezes over’; Red Sox complete historic ALCS comeback over Yankees in Game 7

October 23, 2004: Red Sox continue momentum with Game 1 win in World Series

October 24, 2004: Stitched up again, Boston’s Curt Schilling sticks it to St. Louis in Game 2

October 26, 2004: Red Sox win Game 3 as Cardinals blunder on the basepaths

October 27, 2004: ‘Now I Can Die in Peace’: Red Sox sweep World Series to win for first time in 86 years