Holy Cow!! The BoSox Do It AGAIN!

That's right folks, just when it looked like the Red Sox were about to roll over for the very talented and powerful Tampa Bay Rays, they pulled out another come from behind victory!

I, sad to say, had just about given up on the Red Stockings when they came from seven down in the last three innings to take game five 8-7. Whether it was the Rays choking or the Sox just finally shutting down the Rays hitting while getting in their own hitting groove I don't really know. What I do know is that this win put some much needed wind in Boston's sails.

The series heads back to Tampa Bay for game six tomorrow night. Will the Rays shut down Boston in their home town or will the Red Sox step up and take it to another game seven? These all important questions are to be answered Saturday night.

Go Boston!!

Mike

Comments

Anonymous said…
I agree with what you are saying...the sox did an awesome job of pulling it out...hat off to them....BUT the RAYs have never ever been to the World Series....I am rooting for them to win...EVERYONE deserves to go to the World Series....GO RAYS!!!!
MOM
Friday, October 17, 2008 10:58:00 AM
MikeS said…
Mom - and everyone needs someone to cheer them on!
Friday, October 17, 2008 12:36:00 PM
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