Mark Bellhorn to score to make it 5–1 Red Sox. Ramirez's RBI single with two on next inning increased the lead to 6–1. It appeared as if the Angels were down and out, but they loaded the bases in the top of the seventh thanks to two walks and a single. After Chone Figgins struck out, Darin Erstad walked to force in a run that made it 6–2. Mike Timlin then threw to Vladimir Guerrero, who hit a grand slam to right that evened the score at 6–6 and stunned the Fenway crowd. The game went to extra innings and, in the bottom of the tenth, Johnny Damon led off with a single. After Pokey Reese forced him and Ramirez struck out, Jarrod Washburn relieved Francisco Rodríguez and David Ortiz hit the series-winning two-run home run over the Green Monster to send the Red Sox to the ALCS for the second straight year. Composite box 2004 ALDS (3–0): Boston Red Sox over Anaheim Angels Notes External links NYY vs. MIN at Baseball-Reference BOS vs. ANA at Baseball-Reference American League Division Series American League Division Series Anaheim Angels postseason Boston Red Sox postseason New York Yankees postseason Minnesota Twins postseason American League Division Series American League Division Series American League Division Series American League Division Series 21st century in Anaheim, California American League Division Series Baseball competitions in Boston 2000s in Minneapolis American League Division Series 2000s in the Bronx Baseball competitions in New York City Baseball competitions in Anaheim, California Baseball competitions in Minneapolis