They are now one of only two teams who are still unbeaten in this 2015 MLS season. And they're only getting stronger.
After coming back from 2-0 down to tie D.C. United on the road courtesy of a stoppage-time equalizer by Lloyd Sam, the new-look New York Red Bulls are riding high.
"We wish that game would've lasted 10 minutes longer because I'm sure we would've won 3-2," Sacha Kljestan said after the match.
"It's a good picture of what the team is: Never give up," said the other Red Bulls goal scorer, defender Damien Perrinelle. "To beat us this year it wil be tough for the other team because we've got good spirit in this team."
How long can their unbeaten run go? If you ask Kljestan, it'll be at least three more matches.
"Now we go back with three homes games in a row where we want to take maximum points for sure," the Red Bulls midfielder said. "We know something special is growing here in this team.
"If we put the games on our terms against San Jose, Galaxy and Colorado, we hope to take nine points."
