David Ortiz 2004 Alcs Stats Statmuse

The David Ortiz League Championship Series stats seen below include his League Championship Series year-by-year hitting stats, League Championship Series fielding stats, and League Championship Series pitching stats (where applicable). "I know what it takes to be around the bag. I know what you need to do. I don't want to be a full-time DH. I'm not just going to tell him (Terry Francona) that I want to play first base more, I'm going to show him that I'm very interested." - Ortiz, Ortiz. The Sports Network.

4 February 2004. David Ortiz Autograph on a 2007 Topps Finest Baseball Card (#RFMA-DO) David Ortiz League Championship Series Pitching Stats David Ortiz League Championship Series Hitting Stats David Ortiz joined the Boston Red Sox in 2003, and it didn’t take long for him to establish himself as a clutch postseason hitter. Though the Sox were eliminated in seven games in the 2003 ALCS by the Yankees, Ortiz hit two home runs and drove in six that series.

He was even better the next year when the Sox made a historic comeback from down 0-3 to the Yankees to win the series in seven. As stated earlier this week, LBS will be posting some great moments from recent MLB postseason history to get you pumped up for the MLB playoffs. FOX Sports will be televising much of the playoffs and this is a friendly reminder that the NLDS will be televised on FOX Sports 1. You can see the full MLB playoff TV schedule here. Today we take a look at the back-to-back walk-off hits Ortiz delivered in Games 4 and 5 of the 2004 ALCS. Before we shared the infographic, we must go over his numbers from that series.

Ortiz hit at least .308 with a 1.086 OPS in all three postseason series in 2004. His numbers in the ALCS were off the charts — he hit three home runs and drove in 11. The guy is just a postseason monster. Here is some more info on his walk-offs. David Ortiz cemented his legacy with his second walkoff hit of the series, and gave hope to a weary Red Sox Nation that the best was yet to come. While the main action took place during Game 5 of the 2004 American League Championship Series, for me the story began on the Saturday night before that.

That was the night of Game 3 of the 2004 ALCS—the 19-8 thrashing of the Red Sox at the hands of the New York Yankees that shattered all kinds of postseason offensive records sometimes... A friend of mine and I were having dinner at one of the sports bars near Fenway Park as the game unfolded—neither of us were either lucky or rich enough to be able to... But my friend saw the carnage unfolding in the seventh or eighth inning, and loudly proclaimed, “This series is going to be over in twenty-four hours.” He left no margin for doubt, accepting just... But then Game 4 happened, with The Steal and then Big Papi’s walkoff homer. So there would, in fact, be a Game 5. And what a game it would be, although no one would have guessed just how dramatic it would be after the emotional marathon that was Game 4.

Game 5 of the 2004 ALCS was, at the time, the longest postseason game ever played: it went on so long that the blimp providing aerial shots had to go home because it ran... Red Sox fans fared little better, though, and it’s unlikely that anyone managed to get through the game without a few additional grey hairs, nervous twitches, or moderate-to -severe alcohol poisoning. Site Last Updated: Monday, November 17, 11:15PM Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction? Subscribe to Stathead Baseball: Get your first month FREEYour All-Access Ticket to the Baseball Reference Database Do you have a sports website?

Or write about sports? We have tools and resources that can help you use sports data. Find out more. All logos are the trademark & property of their owners and not Sports Reference LLC. We present them here for purely educational purposes. Our reasoning for presenting offensive logos.

David Ortiz appeared in 150 Major League games during the 2004 regular season. The chart below is a comprehensive analysis of the games Ortiz appeared in, specifically relating to his 2004 hitting statistics. Notes: The Date / Box field has a link to the box score from the game being described. If the Date is followed by an asterisk (*), Ortiz started during that game at the first position listed in the Position(s) column. Cumulative monthly totals are provided where applicable. "I know what it takes to be around the bag.

I know what you need to do. I don't want to be a full-time DH. I'm not just going to tell him (Terry Francona) that I want to play first base more, I'm going to show him that I'm very interested." - Ortiz, Ortiz. The Sports Network. 4 February 2004. In Chronological Order | David Ortiz Stats

In Chronological Order / David Ortiz Stats In Chronological Order / David Ortiz Stats

People Also Search

• David Ortiz 2004 Alcs Stats | StatMuse
• David Ortiz 2004 Game Log | StatMuse
• David Ortiz Moments No 9 2004 ALCS - MLB.com
• David Ortiz League Championship Series Stats - Baseball Almanac
• David Ortiz's walk-off hits in 2004 ALCS revisited
• Celebrating David Ortiz's Greatest Moments: 2004 ALCS Game 5
• 2004 ALCS - Boston Red Sox over New York Yankees (4-3) | Baseball ...
• David Ortiz Stats In The Alcs 2004 | StatMuse
• David Ortiz 2004 Game by Game Hitting Logs | Baseball Almanac
• David Ortiz — Walk-Off Home Run (2004 ALCS Game 4) - YouTube