World Series Winners Who Had An OPS Differential Of .200+ In The Division Series, The League Championship Series And The World Series

I had bases.chat, the AI program created by SABR member Ted Ingram, find all of the data in the table below. Then I verified the data at Baseball Reference.

The only two teams to pull this off are the 2005 White Sox and the 2007 Red Sox. They are both highlighted in red in the table. Also, if you add up their differentials from each series the Red Sox have 0.872 while the White Sox have .690. Those are the two highest totals. 

So you could say that those two teams had the most dominant post-seasons since 1995. The Red Sox total is much higher than the one for the White Sox but the White Sox lost only one game while the Red Sox lost three. Chicago's only loss was in the ALCS while all three for Boston also came in the ALCS. Boston had two games when their opponent had a higher OPS (again, both in the ALCS) while Chicago had only one (in the division series against Boston).

The numbers in each column are the OPS differentials that each team had for each series. 

Year	Team	DS	LCS	WS
1995	ATL	0.104	0.225	0.180
1996	NYA	0.022	0.172	−.101
1997	FLO	0.185	−.144	−.032
1998	NYA	0.413	0.002	0.202
1999	NYA	0.255	−.095	0.189
2000	NYA	−.053	0.131	0.138
2001	ARI	0.065	0.024	0.191
2002	ANA	0.196	0.257	−.022
2003	FLO	0.051	−.015	−.161
2004	BOS	0.181	−.057	0.32
2005	CHA	0.214	0.272	0.204
2006	SLN	0.083	0.071	0.094
2007	BOS	0.361	0.204	0.307
2008	PHI	0.272	−.008	0.277
2009	NYA	0.082	0.184	-0.057
2010	SFN	0.106	0.01	0.210
2011	SLN	0.099	0.088	0.017
2012	SFN	−.110	0.134	0.194
2013	BOS	0.137	−.050	0.049
2014	SFN	0.073	−.036	0.044
2015	KCA	0.035	0.077	0.073
2016	CHN	−.020	0.130	0.029
2017	HOU	0.189	−.056	0.082
2018	BOS	0.171	−.011	0.140
2019	WAS	−.036	0.367	−.055
2020	LAN	0.269	0.103	0.147
2021	ATL	0.170	−.012	0.15
2022	HOU	0.084	0.253	0.09
2023	TEX	0.189	0.035	−.008
2024	LAN	0.011	0.105	−.041
2025	LAN	−.100	0.424	−.087