The Curse of the Boston Redsox

With the Redsox ahead of the Yankees 5-2 in the eighth inning, Pedro Martinez allowed a single and a double with only one out. Many people could argue that move was the cause of the Redsox drought of destruction. On October 20 2003, the night of game seven of the American League Championship series, Pedro Martinez, the Boston Ace, was on the mound stunning the Yankees offense with his off speed changeup and his devastating fastball. l history; the trade included Babe Ruth, a Boston player, and few other players that you wouldn’t recognize today from the New York Yankees. This deal went down because the Redsox thought the players from New York were going to be the best interest for the team in the future. Pedro Martinez allowed three more runs after the chat with Grady Little. The heated rivalry is not much of a comparison if you want to look at the stats, but the Redsox always give the Yankees a good run during the season play. If the Boston Redsox plan to win any championships, they need to discover the strategy to beat the New York Yankees; without that, the Yankees will continue to shine and the Redsox will just find more excuses to rely on.

The race in the American League East in major league baseball is a race between New York and Boston.

Whether it be the curse of the Bambino or Grady Little’s decision to leave Pedro Martinez in the game while fatigue, The Redsox always seem to find a way to lose the game that counts. Since the trade was finalized, The Bambino, Babe Ruth, went on to set many baseball records for the New York Yankees and won many World Series titles with the Yankees. Grady Little then decided to pull Pedro, leaving the bullpen to get the next out. Whenever the Redsox and Yankees play during the season everyone knows that it’s going to be an interesting game to watch. Grady Little, knowing that Pedro wears down after a 100 pitches or left the pitcher in to face another Yankee hitter.