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Top 10 of '08, #4: ALDS Game 2 - Drew's HR sinks Angels 
Over the Monster | by Randy Booth | Mon, Jan 5
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In Drew's two seasons as a Red Sox, the moments I remember of him always seem to be crucial home runs. His last came in game two of the ALDS against the Angels. You remember the game? Of course you do.
That isn't the Sox. The Sox wanted to win this game.
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