2004 Series Review
The 2004 World Series serves as the focal point for analyzing how the Red Sox dismantled the powerhouse 105-win Cardinals team to break an 86-year title drought.
Game 1 Analysis
Game 1 of the 2004 World Series featured a wild back-and-forth battle marked by defensive miscues and clutch hitting from David Ortiz.
Game 2 & 3 Breakdown
Curt Schilling's gritty Game 2 performance and the subsequent Game 3 win defined a series where the Cardinals consistently unraveled through mental and base-running errors.
Game 4 Clincher
Derek Lowe capped off a historic postseason run by dealing seven shutout innings in Game 4 to secure the championship and end the franchise's long drought.
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