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I was reminded by my Aunt tonight that 5 years ago this evening we were sitting in Busch Stadium watching the Boston Red Sox win their first World Series in 86 years! We were there for Game 4 of the 2004 World Series!

It was a great night to be a Red Sox Fan. I made a decent blog post about the game that you can read here, and I took HUNDREDS of photos of the game, available via my photo gallery.

Even though the baseball season is over for 2009, it’s still good to relish in the Red Sox Championships from 2004 and 2007! Go Phillies, beat those damn Yankees.

In honor of the 2007 World Series I figured I'd link to my pictures I took at Game 4 of the 2004 World Series! http://www.flickr.com/photos/chammond/sets/72157594541829383/ And how could I forget all the photos I took at Opening day of this year at...
I think I'm done trying. I've spent far too long trying to get tickets, only to have them dangled in front of my face and ripped from my grasp. Thanks Colorado Rockies, your website ticket vendor blows...
It looks like the Rockies weren't able to solve the problem they had with World Series tickets yesterday. I'm getting the same thing I got when trying yesterday, page cannot be displayed. Good job MLB, way to screw up two days in a...
Those of us (I think 50% of the US population) who tried to get World Series tickets this morning were all pretty much frustrated with the event. I however, was happy to see that only a few tickets were sold. My fear was that all the tickets were sold and I wouldn't be able to get any tickets for the games in Colorado. Well it looks like things might be better off than originally thought. The Rockies shut down ticket sales in the wake of the server failures they were having this morning, caused by the enourmous number of people trying to buy tickets. They will supposedly announce how tickets will be sold sometime soon. I'm hoping they try the web sales again sometime tomorrow, I'll try...
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Chris Hammond

Chris Hammond

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