A perfectly-timed photo of a Boston cop celebrating David Ortiz's home run

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THIS PERFECT PHOTO of the David Ortiz grand slam that spurred a Red Sox comeback in Game 2 of the ALCS is on the front page of the Boston Globe sports section today.

In it, a Boston police officer throws his hands in the air just as Detroit Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter tumbles over the fence.

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