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Foulke's Final Assist—2004 World Series |
He made perhaps the most famous assist in Red Sox history on October 27, 2004. As
Joe Castiglione put it,
"Swing and a ground ball, stabbed by Foulke, he has it, he under-hands to first and the Boston Red Sox are the World Champions." No sweeter words were ever heard by The Nation. Now, this Spring,
Keith Foulke begins a new role as a "player development consultant" for the team. He began today by working with minor leaguers. He joins a star-studded cast of Sox instructors, including: Hall of Famers
Carl Yastrzemski,
Pedro Martinez, and
Jim Rice—not to mention
Tim Wakefield,
Dwight Evans,
Luis Tiant and
Jason Varitek.