Congratulations to Terry Francona as well. In a city that features armchair QB'ing and media second guessing as legitimate paid professions, he stayed true to himself and true to us as players and managed his ass off. I still think he's the most underrated manager in baseball. Sticking to your guns is hard enough, but in a town where the home team is pretty much second only to Catholicism doing so is even harder. We won because he made the moves he had to make, and because he trusts us to do what we're supposed to do when it matters most.