October 16, 2004. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 19-8 at Fenway and go up 3-0 in the ALCS. No team in baseball history had ever come back from 0-3 in a seven-game series. Game 4, bottom of the ninth. Yankees up 4-3, Mariano Rivera on the mound, three outs from the World Series. Kevin Millar walks. Dave Roberts comes in to run for him. Everyone in the building knows he's going. Rivera throws over. Throws over again. Then Roberts goes, and he's safe by a hand. Bill Mueller singles up the middle, Roberts scores, 4-4. 12th inning. David Ortiz, two-run homer. Red Sox win at 1:22 in the morning. Game 5 goes 14 innings and almost six hours. Ortiz again, a single to center to end it. Game 6, back in New York. Curt Schilling pitches with a tendon in his ankle stitched in place, blood soaking through the sock. Seven innings, one run. Game 7. Johnny Damon hits a grand slam in the second inning and another homer two innings later. Red Sox 10, Yankees 3. Four straight wins over the Yankees, the last two in their own park. Then they swept the Cardinals and won their first World Series since 1918. Eighty-six years of waiting, and it turned on one stolen base. Where were you when Roberts stole second?