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Top 10 of '08: #1 - ALCS Game 5: Don't count out the Red Sox 
Over the Monster | by Randy Booth | Fri, Jan 9
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TOP OF THE 8TH (Rays, 7-4):
Papelbon domination
BOTTOM OF THE 9TH (tied 7-7):
Pedroia GO, Ortiz SO, Youkilis single to 3B, Bay IBB, Drew single to RF (Youkilis scores)
There was no World Series for the Red Sox in 2008, but who knows what lies ahead in 2009.
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