By WFAN.com
It didn't take long for the Red Sox and their fans to take digs at the Yankees after Boston won the World Series on Sunday night.
Just as they did after eliminating the Yankees in their American League Division Series, the Red Sox celebrated by singing along to "New York, New York" in the visitors' clubhouse at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
Playing "New York, New York" in the clubhouse?The @RedSox have ZERO chill. pic.twitter.com/xvonvEJ7gr
— Cut4 (@Cut4) October 29, 2018The Frank Sinatra classic became a rallying cry for Boston after Yankees star Aaron Judge walked past the Red Sox's clubhouse at Fenway Park blasting the song from a boom box following the Bronx Bombers' Game 2 win.
Meanwhile Sunday night, jubilant Red Sox fans were chanting "Yankees suck!" in the Dodger Stadium concouse after Boston's 5-1 victory in Game 5.
Now within 18 World Series titles of the @Yankees, many @RedSox fans at Dodger Stadium chanted this celebratory rally-cry throughout Gm 5 & in the moments that followed Boston's clinching win over LA. #StayClassy #EyesOnThePrize Then, one Sox fan played with potential fire in LA pic.twitter.com/oNHj8h7FVT
— Jared Max (@Jared_Max) October 29, 2018Back in the Big Apple, however, the New York Post called scoreboard on the Red Sox and their fans, noting in a headline "Sox win 9th title, only 18 behind Yanks."
The back page: There's always next year. Maybe the third time will be the charm. https://t.co/pcgrT4thIJ pic.twitter.com/hMXITOXrj7
— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) October 29, 2018




