Belief is a dangerous thing.

Boston’s advantage in the World Series is simple. The AL was a better league than the NL in 2007, and the Red Sox were more talented compared to their league than the Rockies were.

Small things that could have big impacts on the Series.

Boston’s ALCS victory came down to the three Ps: pitching, power and patience.

Ryan wraps up THT’s LCS recaps by grappling with the Indians’ exit.

Jim makes it back to report on how the Rockies flipped the script on the Diamondbacks in the NLCS.

I don’t believe in destiny either, but have you got a better explanation?

A look at history’s greatest October upsets to determine what characteristics are most pronounced in these surprising clashes. Oh, and it turns out that this info also describes one of this year’s remaining squads.

Who’s going to be pocketing the loot in the Hot Stove?

The advantages the Indians had over the Yankees are all gone. It’s not always a big margin, but the Red Sox have better hitting, better pitching and better fielding. The series may end up coming down to … Joe Borowski, which has Ben feeling good about the Red Sox’s chances.