The 2004 ALCS matchup of the Red Sox and Yankees was a stomach clenching series of emotions. It gave juice to a rivalry that many thought didn't exist. In this clip, Tom Caron welcomes Colin Barnicle, the director of The Comeback, to reflect on the unforgettable 2004 Red Sox victory. Colin shares heartfelt stories about the generational impact of the win, taking listeners back to the tense moments leading up to Game 7 when Theo Epstein struggled to sleep, desperately trying to find Mike Eruzione’s number.

TC and Colin reminisce about Sean Astin's iconic Rudy speech and the overwhelming emotions after Game 3, where despair loomed large. Colin recounts a poignant moment when a fan shared hope for the greatest comeback, setting the stage for the rollercoaster of emotions that defined Game 5—where joy and despair collided in a single hour.

Tune in for this insightful discussion that captures the essence of a historic moment in Red Sox history. Hosted by Tom Caron on 310 To Left.

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