Wakefield pulled a stellarly Moyer-esque first inning out from under his stupid black-and-red hat, and Boston's second reliever then used a series of bases-loaded walks to kindly notify his team that they would have been much better off sticking with the other guy named Manny. Longoria broke the record for most postseason homers by a rookie, and (despite recording 2 errors in the process) managed a narrow escape from Death By Jason Bay's Bat. Upton made some amazing catches, plus his homer, and Andy Sonnanstine pitched the best game I've seen since Kuroda's NLDS clincher.
All in all, it was a roaring success for the lovely Tampa Bay Rays, and a wonderful humiliation to the apparently undeserving Boston Red Sox.
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