If Curt Schilling can be healthy enough in the rest of the series to be, well, CURT SCHILLING, then the Red Sox will still win the series. If not, there will be trouble.
Last night, after the game, Francona made no mention that it was Schilling's ankle that was bothering him and that it was his ankle that affected his pitching. This proves that Francona wasn't actually watching the game.
To be down 8 runs and no-hit for almost 7 full innings and then come back and score 7 runs and ALMOST win the game proves that this Red Sox team is like no other before it.
Enjoy your victory, Yankees.
Posted by colrus at October 13, 2004 09:22 AM | TrackBackI hope the Sox can pull it off. The most agravating thing about watching any Yankees series is that they make you believe you can win.
Posted by: the booth at October 14, 2004 09:35 AMIt's a night and day turnaround. The Sox look dead, which is annoying because this is probably, overall, the weakest Yankee team of the last ten years...
Posted by: Bill Colrus at October 14, 2004 11:09 AM