Rabbit Rabbit!

A puzzle of sorts

Unca Don...

...wants ta know:  Who were the two players standing side-by-side in the iconic photograph from 2004 that showed their backs with the numbers 19-18, and which two players from the 2013 team would you need to reproduce it?
He'll buy a new car for whoever gets the right answer first.

Jamie and His aunt

one of the reasons

you don't want foundation plantings against your house.

Progress

Orange!

Happy Halloween!

Red Sox Playoff Trivia

Win Probability Added (WPA) measures a baseball player's contribution to the probability that his team wins a given game. So it's a situational stat that takes into account only the context and the result. If you strike out in the first inning, you might decrease your team's chance of winning by 2 percentage points, and therefore get a WPA of -0.02 for that event. If you come up to bat in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs, behind by 1 run, and hit a 2-run walkoff HR, you might increase your team's chances of winning from, say, 30% to 100%, and you'd get a WPA of 0.70 for that event. Similarly, if the pitcher strikes you out to end the game in that plate appearance, he would get a WPA of 0.30.

So here's the trivia question: What 2 Red Sox players led the team in WPA in games 4 and 5, respectively, of the 2004 ALCS?

Your only hint: The answer is NOT David Ortiz, for either game. In each game, Ortiz finished 2nd on the Red Sox in WPA.

PLAYOFFS

The Red Sox are in the playoffs for the first time in 4 years! It's time to get excited. If you need help doing so, I suggest watching this video:

http://youtu.be/hkblpPxLrcw