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Today in #RedSox History: October 18, 2004: For the second night in a row the Red Sox keep the ALCS alive with an extra-inning walk-off courtesy of David Ortiz. | Boston Red Sox

Jon Garland threw the second straight White Sox complete game in the ALCS, going the distance for a 5-2 win that ended up decided with one out in the first. Scott Podsednik singled to lead off, was sacrificed to second by Tadahito Iguchi, scored on a Jermaine Dye double — and the White Sox finished the initial flurry with eventual ALCS MVP Paul Konerko clocking a home run to left-center. Konerko would go 3-for-4 in the game, and those top four batters in the order 8-for-15. Garland scattered fou

10/12/05: Mark Buehrle tossed a complete game in Game 2 of the 2005 ALCS, as the White Sox defeated the Angels, 2-1. #MB56 | Chicago White Sox

⚾️October 12, 2005 the White Sox' 2-1 victory, tying the ALCS at a game apiece with the Angels, will be best remembered for Doug Eddings's controversial call which he appears to signal the third out of the 9th inning has been made, but A.J. Pierzynski takes first base as the home plate ump belatedly rules the catcher had trapped the swinging strike. Chicago will take advantage of the incident when pinch-runner Pablo Ozuna steals second and scores the winning run on Joe Crede's double.⚾️ | Davenp