The Boston Red Sox's historic 2004 World Series victory remains a cherished milestone, marking the end of an 86-year championship drought known as the 'Curse of the Bambino' after their sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1920. The Red Sox's triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals, following a dramatic comeback against the Yankees in the ALCS, is celebrated for its significance in breaking this curse and invigorating a long-suffering fanbase. Two decades later, the victory is vividly remembered by players and fans alike, with many recalling the emotional and personal impact of that momentous win. The 2004 team is praised for overcoming past failures, including previous World Series losses and the Yankees' dominance, to secure their place in history. Additionally, the World Series between iconic teams like the Yankees and Dodgers continues to evoke nostalgia, highlighting baseball's enduring legacy.