Feelings of elation mixed with a touch of sadness. It's the same reaction I had when the Sox won it all in 2004. As a lifelong Sox fan, I'm thrilled Boston's boys of summer are once again on top of the baseball world, but I'm also a little bummed that a lot of die-hard Sox fans, including some late family members, aren't here to enjoy it again with all of us. My late brother Carl was a huge Sox fan who passed away in 2004, a month before the Sox won their first title. And both sets of grandparents were also big fans who passed on several years before the curse was finally broken. One of my grandmothers rarely missed a game and worshiped Yaz.
Oh the stories we'll be able to tell them when we get to heaven...the comebacks in the ALCS in '04 and '07 followed by the sweeps in the series, the rolling rallies, Pap's river dance. Baseball's on gravestones are a nice touch and I've seen plenty of them, I just wish the Sox fans who struggled all those years and never saw a title, could have experienced this feeling at least once which is why I'm so thankful that I’ve been able to experience it twice!
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