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86 years, the greatest comeback in baseball history, and it ended in a sweep — kept on one scorecard, the way a fan at Busch Stadium would have tracked every out.

2004 World Series Game 4 hand-lettered scorecard — Red Sox clincher

Red Sox — 2004 World Series · Game 4

Down 0–3 to the Yankees in the ALCS. The greatest comeback in baseball history. And then a sweep of the Cardinals to end 86 years. Game 4 of the 2004 World Series is the night the Curse reversed — the whole game reconstructed on a single scorecard, every pitch from the official record.

A 300-DPI print-ready digital file, emailed within 24 hours. Print it, frame it, put it in the house of any Red Sox fan who lived every September of those 86 years.

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The night the wait finally ended

There's no game in Red Sox history like 2004, Game 4. Not just because it ended 86 years — but because of how it got there. Down 3–0 to the Yankees, nobody came back from that, and then the Sox did. Four straight to beat New York. Four straight in the Series. The final out landing at the ballpark in St. Louis, broadcast back to Fenway, where they'd been waiting since 1918.

The scorecard from that game is a clean document of something unbelievable: every pitch, every out, the whole sweep clincher on a single page. It's the thing any Red Sox fan would want on the wall — not a jersey, not a plaque, but the game itself, kept the way a fan would have kept it at the park.

The 2013 Fenway clincher too

Field & Ink also carries the 2013 World Series, Game 6 — first title clinched at Fenway since 1918, the beard-era Sox completing another redemption arc. Two championship scorecards, each with its own story. See the 2013 clincher →

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The 2004 clincher is our most-requested Red Sox game, but Field & Ink can rebuild any MLB game from the last 100 years — a regular season game with personal meaning, a Fenway classic, a Cy Young start. Use the Game Finder →

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