COURTESY PHOTO FROM THE BOSTON GLOBE
Sorry if you aren’t a Red Sox’s fan, mainly because you’re missing out. In case you are a hermit crab, don’t look at social media, or didn’t see the riots on the streets of Plymouth late Sunday night, the Red Sox won the world series against the Dodgers, 4-1 overall. It started with Steve Pearce up to bat in the first with a runner on base and slamming it left center. Dodgers David Freese got a home run in the bottom of the first but were we worried? Top of the sixth saw Mookie Betts first postseason home run to make it 3-1. Top of the seventh brought JD Martinez’s home run to center field and Steve Pearce finished off the scoring with his second home run in left field. David Price pitched an amazing game, followed by Joe Kelly in the eighth and Chris Sale finishing the game. And how sweet was it for the last to be a strikeout, from Sale, against Manny freaking Machado. Just another good year to eat, breathe, love Boston sports.