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Message: [QUOTE="Alsacs, post: 2752461, member: 652"] They lost 1 game to two 2 100 win teams. That had never been done before. Plus the Red Sox became the first team in MLB history to win multiple clinching games started by Cy Young winners. They clinched the ALCS over Justin Verlander and the WS over Clayton Kershaw. What makes the post season run impressive was the Yankees had gone 7-0 in playoff home games and Boston went 2-0. Houston had gone 10-1 in the last 11 playoff home games last year and Boston went in there and went 3-0. They went 7-1 on the road. If the Sox had just gone the distance with everyone it takes away their alltime historical claim but going 11-3 over two 100 wins and the best team in NL is damn impressive and helps the claim. I think the best teams of last 25 years are the 1994 Montreal Expos, 1998 New York Yankees, and 2018 Boston Red Sox. [/QUOTE]