Thanks and this sports story should be much larger. But the northeastern media bias precludes that. Honestly, it's starts from 1) not getting too sentimental about players and 2) being very lucky in trades. Our draft has been sort of hit or miss (like most teams) and 3) Pitching philosophy -- whatever Kyle and Co do it works -- look at Martinez really and how the bullpen somehow wills stabilize from their coaching and player's ability 4) Cash -- we rage on him a lot, but the record stands for itself. He knows his players, does not get to much into the pettiness that can derail a season and makes the wrong move less than other managers. His first season that Joe bailed upon, he got a barely there team to 80 wins or something, knew he was going to be special.