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The Breaking of the Bambino Curse
Down 3-0 to the Yankees
Defeat, despair, dreary
Just another year of being their little brother
The Curse of the Bambino being proven right again
But hope glimmers
Ortiz wins the game on a walk off home run!
A series win is still far off, but this game is close
Ortiz hits another walk off hit!
The Red Sox finally have the momentum and comfortably win game 6
The celebration starts early in game 7
The Red Sox roll over the Yankees with 10 runs
The curse in Boston has been lifted
The crowd cheers and the players celebrate,
As the best comeback in sports history comes to a close.
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This piece is a retrospective look at one of the best moments in sports history, when the 2004 Red Sox overcame all odds and the Curse of the Bambino to win their first World Series since 1908. This poem specifically talks about their near impossible comeback from down 3-0 against the then World Series favorite and Boston rival, the New York Yankees.