World Series 2007: Boston Red Sox Will Win

The World Series will feature the Colorado Rockies and who? The Boston Red Sox! My prediction for the winner of the World Series for 2007 is the Boston Red Sox! Why? Well, it's their lucky number eleven. The Boston Red Sox are going to take it all. 2007 is the Boston Red Sox's lucky number eleven because it's the Boston Red Sox's eleventh World Series. No one, not even the Colorado Rockies is going to stop them now.

Boston Red Sox on Fire
The Boston Red Sox are on fire! Can you imagine a team coming back in the American League Championship Series from a deficit of 3 to 1? This is something you might expect of the New York Yankees, but not of the Boston Red Sox. Well, now that the Curse of the Babe was broken in 2004, this year it came down to a little number eleven. Or did it?

Luck, or Magic?
If you talk to a Cleveland Indian, of course it was luck. They just got some unlucky breaks for the past week. In game 7 of the American League Championship Series, Kenny Lofton shouldn't have stopped at 3rd base in the 8th inning. It was just unlucky that the third base coach didn't realize the open opportunity to score, which would have tied the game.

If you talk to the Boston Red Sox team, the manager, or the fans, you'll get a totally different story. The Boston Red Sox are going to the World Series because they put it all together in the last three games of the American League Championship Series. Down 3 to 1, down 3 to 2, tied 3 to 3, and then World Series bound!

The Boston Red Sox possessed some pure magic in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. Did you catch Game 7? If not, you missed the latest magic. Here's a brief recap of some of the excitement. Dustin Pedroia, Dustin Pedrooia, Dustin Pedroia. Dustin Pedroia hits his two-run homerin the seventh inning, making the 3 to 2 score jump to 5 to 2 for the Boston Red Sox. Then, in the eighth inning, Dustin Pedroia captured a three-run double to make the score 8 to 2. Pitcher Jonathan Papelbon also showed his magic. He started in the eighth inning, and got six outs with no runs scored.