What Happens If Sox Win Tonight?

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the hypothetical outcomes and cultural implications if the Boston Red Sox win a particular game. Participants explore various humorous, nostalgic, and speculative scenarios related to sports curses, personal anecdotes, and broader implications for other teams and cities.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Conceptual clarification
  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • Some participants humorously speculate that if the Red Sox win, it could lead to bizarre occurrences, such as a jar of green water separating or personal relationships changing.
  • There is mention of a "curse" associated with the Red Sox, with some arguing it has shifted to hockey, while others challenge the existence of such a curse in hockey.
  • Several participants reflect on the historical context of the Red Sox's struggles, including references to the "Curse of the Bambino" and the disappointment of fans over the years.
  • Some express indifference or lack of excitement regarding the Red Sox's potential victory, suggesting that the breaking of the curse is less thrilling than past rivalries and individual player achievements.
  • There are discussions about other sports teams and cities that could be considered "cursed," such as the Cleveland teams, with participants sharing various anecdotes and historical references.
  • One participant humorously bets on the outcome of the game, while another expresses a desire for no more rioting in the event of a win.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of humorous speculation and serious reflection, with no consensus on the existence or implications of sports curses. Multiple competing views remain regarding the significance of a Red Sox win and its cultural impact.

Contextual Notes

Some statements rely on personal anecdotes and cultural references that may not be universally understood, particularly for those outside North America or unfamiliar with baseball history.

  • #31
i hate the red sox.

apparently the "curse" is gone.

RIP babe ruth


(im a yankees fan)

its ironic though, i think the yankees are the only ones that could have beaten them, saint louis was terrible. The yankees made one mistake that cost them the series on the second to last game...ouch.
 
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  • #32
Rivera blew it . It was 2 out and 2 strikes, he could've just focused everything on that one last single pitch, blocked everything out and the Yankees could've won the series.

We'll see the Red Sox win again...in 2090! :biggrin:
 
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  • #33
Gokul43201 said:
I'll second that : between the Cavs, the Browns and the Injuns, that city's been living a nightmare for the last half a century.
Don't forget the Rams. They moved to California in the 40s just when they were getting good.
 
  • #34
Luckily, the series was also an anti-climax for the City of Boston. No one died this time. Beating the Yankees was like shaking a bottle of champagne, and when that cork blew off...

Beating the Cards was more like a can of beer from the fridge.
 

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