To even be considered the best team in history they would have to win the World Series, and although the 1982 team lost to the Cards, I still don't think this year's team is better. Four Hall of Famers on the team, two of which are first ballot, and one, Ted Simmons, that should be in. I don't see one Hall of Famer on this team yet. Braun has a legitimate shot, and Yelich could very well turn out to be the greatest Brewer ever. Just have to let time tell. Vukovich won the Cy Young that year as well. Better starting rotation and an astronomically better offense, but probably not a better bullpen other than Fingers. And as someone else said before, if Fingers is healthy, the Brewers more than likely win that series. Maybe even in five games. It was an upset win for the Cardinals, and until the Brewers finally win a World Series, it will haunt me the rest of my life.