Boom. Welcome to the 2004 Steroid Sox. At least our 27 championships were legit.

The NY Times is reporting that two more of those magical 104 names from the “anonymous” tests in 2003 are none other than Boston favorites Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz.

Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz were among the 104 major league players listed as having tested positive for performance-enhancing substances in 2003, lawyers with knowledge of the results told The New York Times.

The two were key members of the Boston Red Sox World Series championship teams in 2004 and 2007.

The lawyers did not name the substances Ramirez and Ortiz tested positive for, The Times reported.

On Thursday, before the Red Sox-Athletics game at Fenway Park, when Ortiz was asked about the 2003 drug test, he told The Times: “I’m not talking about that anymore,” he said. “I have no comment.”

One Red Sox official told ESPN.com’s Amy K. Nelson that he had “no idea whatsoever” that both Ortiz and Ramirez were on the list, adding that the team has been relatively controversy-free this year.

We all knew that Ramirez was a user because he was suspended earlier in the season for 50 games for using female fertility pills. However, Ortiz was a strong voice against steroids when A-Rod was caught using earlier this year. There are a ton of people who thought that Big Papi might have been on the juice when he went from mediocre power hitter in Minnesota to home run monster in Fenway.

If nothing else, this just cements my theory on the whole steroid era. We can’t penalize individual people mainly because it appears that anyone who is anyone was on some form of performance enhancer. It wouldn’t shock me if even the purest of names turned out to be on the magical list of 104.