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Which Red Sox legend was the last MLB player to hit over .400 in a season?
Answer: Ted Williams
Why: Williams chose to play both games of a doubleheader on the final day rather than sit out to protect his rounded .400 mark.
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Whose 9th-inning stolen base in Game 4 ignited the Red Sox's historic 2004 ALCS comeback?
Answer: Dave Roberts
Why: Boston was three outs away from being swept out of the playoffs before Roberts pinch-ran and scored the tying run.
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Which shortstop hit a shocking three-run home run over the Green Monster in the 1978 tiebreaker?
Answer: Bucky Dent
Why: Dent had hit only four home runs the entire 1978 season before his seventh-inning blast broke Boston's lead in Game 163.
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What is the famous 37-foot-tall left-field wall at Fenway Park nicknamed?
Answer: Green Monster
Why: The wall was originally made of wood and covered in advertisements before being painted completely green in 1947.
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Which first baseman let a ground ball roll between his legs in the 1986 World Series?
Answer: Bill Buckner
Why: Despite the famous error in Game 6, the Red Sox actually held a 3-0 lead in Game 7 before the Mets rallied.
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In what year did the Boston Red Sox finally break their 86-year title drought?
Answer: 2004
Why: The victory finally put to rest the legendary 'Curse of the Bambino' that began after selling Babe Ruth in 1919.