October 29, 1975: Red Sox centerfielder Fred Lynn, who led the AL in doubles, runs scored, slugging average and OPS, while helping the Red Sox to the World Series, is a runaway choice for AL Rookie of the Year honors; Lynn, who is later selected by Sports Illustrated as their Sportsman of the Year, will go on to win a Gold Glove and become the first rookie M [...]

October 28, 2007: The Boston Red Sox win their second World Championship in four years by defeating the Rockies 4-3 before 50,041 disappointed Colorado fans at Coors Field; Mike Lowell doubled and homered to clinch the World Series MVP trophy while John Lester got the win and Jonathon Papelbon earned the save. [...]

October 27, 2004: Eighty-six years of frustration came to an end as the Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 before 52,037, to win their first World championship since 1918; Big Papi, Johnny Damon and Trot Nixon provided the offense while Derek Lowe pitched seven shutout innings to earn the win, his third series-winning victory in 2004. [...]

October 26, 2004: The Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 before a crowd of 52,105 at Busch Stadium II, to take a commanding three- games-to-none lead in the World Series; Pedro Martinez pitched seven innings of shutout ball while a Manny Ramirez home run and two hits by St. Louis native Bill Mueller led the offense. [...]

October 25, 2007: The Red Sox defeated the Colorado Rockies 2-1 before 36,370 of the Fenway faithful to take a two-games-to-none lead in the World Series as Red Sox fans began to anticipate their second championship in four years; Mike Lowell accounted for both Sox runs, scoring in the fourth and driving in Ortiz with a fifth inning double while Curt Schilli [...]