Each October morning, the Stew will take a look at what they're writing about in the hometown papers of the postseason teams.

• Dan Shaughnessy reminds all Boston fans that they are becoming spoiled. [Globe]

• The Red Sox ALDS clincher was loaded with all kinds of drama writes Bob Ryan. [Boston Globe]

• Jon Lester was dominant yet again for the Sox. [Globe]

• The Red Sox were built for October writes Steve Buckley. [Boston Herald]

• The Angles have a lot of critical decsions to make during the off-season. [LA Times]

• Torii Hunter and company put together one last rally before it was all over. [LA Times]

• The Angels won't topple the Red Sox in October writes Bill Plunkett [Orange County Register]

• Phil Rogers believes that pitching doomed the Chicago White Sox this postseason. [Chicago Tribune]

• Sox GM Kenny Williams says he has a plan to balance his lineup. [Chicago Tribune] 

• Paul Konerko believes his team just ran out of gas at the end. [Chicago Sun Times]

• The Rays are not in a fantasy world ... this is reality writes Joey Johnston. [Tampa Tribune]

• Andy Sonnanstine has quietly delivered for the Rays down the stretch. [Tampa Tribune]

• B.J. Upton is growing up right before everyone's eyes writes John Romano. [TampaBay.com]

• Phil Sheridan believes that the Phillies are building a new legacy of their own. [Philly.com]

• It's been a whirlwind few months for Philly reliever Scott Eyre. [Philly.com]

• Clayton Kershaw may move into the Dogders roatation during the NLCS. [LA Times]

• Manny seems to be taking the pressure off LA's clubhouse writes TJ Simers. [LA Times]

• The Dodgers and Phillies have some history. [LA Times]

Related: 2008 MLB playoffs