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...That corner has seen it all in the last few years—from the notorious confrontation between Jeff Nelson and a groundskeeper in game 3 of the 2003 ALCS, to Bill Mueller’s walk-off homer in the A-Rod vs. Varitek brawl game, to David Ortiz??€™s extra-inning blast in game 4 of last year’s ALCS...
Just under two minutes into the period, Huskies forward Ray Ortiz??€™s effort had forced a difficult save from Harvard goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris, who had rebuffed the initial shot but was unable to secure the puck. The danger, however, appeared to have abetted when Crimson forward Andrew Lederman swooped between the faceoff circles to collect the rebound before attempting to clear...
...batting also came through as David Ortiz??€”who proved a designated hitter could play first base, and even steal bases (yes, he did steal that base)—hit homers to win game 4 and tie game 5 (which he later won with an RBI) of the ALCS. The whole lineup hit expertly, but nowhere was the sign of redemption more clear than in the play of Ramirez and Damon. Ramirez put up a consistently beautiful batting performance to offset some unfortunate errors in the outfield, resulting in the MVP award. Damon, who could...
...Crimson outshot Northeastern 6-1 over the final five minutes, but the Huskies had the only goal—Ray Ortiz??€™s empty-netter with 13 seconds left—beginning anew the search for answers that Harvard thought had ended in New Haven...
...Rangers went 71-91 in 2003 and finished 25 games out of first. Meanwhile, of the four players who finished directly behind A-Rod—Carlos Delgado, Jorge Posada, Shannon Stewart and David Ortiz??€”three directly contributed to their teams making the playoffs. The fourth (Delgado) played on a third-place team which, although the Bluejays faded down the stretch, contended far longer than the Rangers...