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Chuck Garfien dug up an old world series tape and wrote a little article about it. With Ken Rosenthal's article, and now this...it doesn't hurt to dream does it??

This is so great. KW smiling, Journey blasting in the background, i hope they release more in the future.

I f***ing miss Man Soo Lee

I f***ing miss Man Soo Lee

Man Soo Lee was/is The Man........Soo.

He gave my daughter a signed baseball and hugged my wife. Yeah, that's right.

I wasn't about to stop him - he's f***in' MAN SOO LEE, for cryin' out loud!!

Haha, I absolutely love how Chuck Garfien completely cut off Steve Perry from the XM interviewer. Poor guy, getting a chance to interview Steve Perry and have him stolen away.

Man Soo Lee was/is The Man........Soo.

He gave my daughter a signed baseball and hugged my wife. Yeah, that's right.

I wasn't about to stop him - he's f***in' MAN SOO LEE, for cryin' out loud!!

 

Proud owner of a Man Soo Lee signed ball right here...he was a definitely a real treat.

Well I don't agree with him here..

 

Anyone today who says they knew exactly what they were doing at the time would be lying. Most of that experience five years later is a total blur.

 

No Chuck.. I knew EXACTLY what I was doing that historic night on October 26th. Now.. about 2-3 hours later after they won it and the celebrating, is a total blur.

Well I don't agree with him here..

 

 

 

No Chuck.. I knew EXACTLY what I was doing that historic night on October 26th. Now.. about 2-3 hours later after they won it and the celebrating, is a total blur.

 

I knew exactly where I was too. I was at Buffalo Wild Wings with my mom, dad, and aunt. They all looked at the TV off to the side which was 2 seconds faster than the big screen. Once I saw the ball bounce over the head of Jenks, I caught a glimpse on the other TV of Konerko running in with his hands up. My family turned around and stared at me to get my reaction to it. I was more happily in shock than anything else, but everyone in the place went crazy and people where pouring beers all over eachother. lol. Then when we drove home, there were fireworks being lit off in our neighboorhood. It was a cool scene.

I knew exactly where I was too. I was at Buffalo Wild Wings with my mom, dad, and aunt. They all looked at the TV off to the side which was 2 seconds faster than the big screen. Once I saw the ball bounce over the head of Jenks, I caught a glimpse on the other TV of Konerko running in with his hands up. My family turned around and stared at me to get my reaction to it. I was more happily in shock than anything else, but everyone in the place went crazy and people where pouring beers all over eachother. lol. Then when we drove home, there were fireworks being lit off in our neighboorhood. It was a cool scene.

 

Nice.. ya I was at my house with my sister and a couple of friends of mine (one was a Cubs fan, but he likes the sox too.. or you can say.. a typical bandwagoner) We went crazy after Uribe's foul ball catch, then of course when the ball hit over the head of Jenks to him and his throw to first.. CRAZY I tell ya. We then went outside yelled in victory (so did my neighbors) and just doing stupid s***. We then went in a car and drove all around the eastside, southside and downtown. A ton of people were out just going crazy on the sidewalks and streets. We then of course proceeded to a bar and drank our asses off, went back to the car (though at that time it was a blur for me) and drank our asses off. Still shocked we didn't get into an accident (or pulled over) that night.

Edited April 3, 201016 yr by SoxAce

Good stuff. I could watch '05 World Series celebration videos all day long. Still puts a smile on my face.

 

As for where I was... My living room, standing in front of the couch next to my dad (we didn't sit down the last couple innings), and when that last out was made... We just started going crazy. It's a moment with my dad I'll always cherish.

Edited April 3, 201016 yr by dasox24

Time for another one. Can't live off of one in 93 years. '06,1917,'05, and how about 2010. Gotta have it again and again!

The moment was surreal I'll say that. Tons of fireworks going off in my neighborhood.

Well I don't agree with him here..

 

 

 

No Chuck.. I knew EXACTLY what I was doing that historic night on October 26th. Now.. about 2-3 hours later after they won it and the celebrating, is a total blur.

I think he meant that as a network they had no idea what they were doing. They were winging it

I was there in attendance at Minute Maid when it all went down. Single greatest sports moment of my entire life...

I live in Colorado and had tickets for game #6 at The Cell... But I still remember how incredibly joyful it was winning the Series in 4... Wife, 3 kids all hugging and yelling and jumping... wish my dad could have been there. He'd grown up in Bridgeport, right by Nativity and lived his whole life without a Series championship. How 'bout another in 2010? Seems like 5 years is about right, not too greedy.

Nice.. ya I was at my house with my sister and a couple of friends of mine (one was a Cubs fan, but he likes the sox too.. or you can say.. a typical bandwagoner) We went crazy after Uribe's foul ball catch, then of course when the ball hit over the head of Jenks to him and his throw to first.. CRAZY I tell ya. We then went outside yelled in victory (so did my neighbors) and just doing stupid s***. We then went in a car and drove all around the eastside, southside and downtown. A ton of people were out just going crazy on the sidewalks and streets. We then of course proceeded to a bar and drank our asses off, went back to the car (though at that time it was a blur for me) and drank our asses off. Still shocked we didn't get into an accident (or pulled over) that night.

 

Haha, I was on Archer Ave with a broom waving it like an idiot.

Good stuff. Thanks for posting this.