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Birds versus the Beards
- Updated: October 23, 2013
Ten years ago the the St. Louis Cardinals faced the Boston Red Sox in the World Series, but since then a lot has changed. Players and coaches have come and gone, each franchise has gone through its ups and downs, and this time around the Cardinals will be facing “The Beards” and not “The Idiots.”
One thing that hasn’t changed is that both teams are incredibly tough to beat and are hungry for a ring. This will make for another great and competitive series with either team having the potential to win.
Both teams have had impressive runs through the postseason knocking off two tough teams. The Red Sox were able to beat the Tampa Bay Rays and Detroit Tigers, while the Cardinals were able to get past the Pittsburgh Pirates and Los Angeles Dodgers.
The main reason for both of these teams having so much success is that they have made the plays when they need to, their pitching has been exceptional, and they have had a little luck on their side. This series could go either way, but the home field advantage for the Red Sox will be the difference.
Although most of the players on both sides are not the same from when these two teams met in the 2004 World Series, the results will be the same. While the Red Sox will not sweep the Cardinals like they did in 2004, they will win the World Series in seven games, their third in the last ten years.