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Sox won!!

We need just one more now! And we have two chances to get it done. And we'll be at home in front of the Fenway Faithful. I'm liking these odds! Go Sox!!

omg OMG O...M...G!!!! They did it!! They did it. They won the World Series! Red Sox are champions! WOooooooHooooooooooo!



Way to go boys! I had faith. From worst to first, against the odds, you persevered and made it happen. Congratulations Red Sox!! From the bottom of this loyal fan's heart, I thank you.

For some it's just a game. Not for me. It goes far beyond just 27 outs between the lines 162 times a year, plus post season. The love of the Sox was instilled by my late father, a passion we shared until the day he died. I couldn't finish watching the season that year in '10. I knew he'd want me to continue cheering the boys on even without him, and so I chose to watch again the following year, making it a special daddy daughter time even though his physical body wasn't here.

I thought we'd win it all in '11, but we had the colossal Sept collapse and it wasn't meant to be. I was devastated. Then in '12 we had the horrible manager and a disgruntled fractured team. We finished in last place. This year we made some changes, worked together and had fun, and look where we're at...on top of the world, champions again! Simply astounding.

These Sox played ball the way my dad taught me to play ball when I was a kid and the way he taught me to live my life...play fair, play hard, and win or lose, always try to do your best. My dad was a fine coach, a wonderful person, and the best father ever. The Sox won the World Series tonight for the first time since he died. There are tears of joy, and some of pain, for oh how I wish he was here to celebrate with me, but I could not enjoy this victory without him. They did it Dad!! We're champions again!! omg OMG O...M...G!!! Wooo Hoooooo. Yah baby!! We did it! So overwhelmed with joy! Way to go Red Sox!!

My Sox won!!!!

My socks are in the dirty laundry.

You humans sure do get excited about the littlest things.