Colorado Rockies
Known for the thin-air, high-offense environment of Coors Field; reached their only World Series in 2007 after a historic late-season “Rocktober” run.
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Arizona Diamondbacks
Won a title in just their fourth season (2001), beating the three-peat-seeking Yankees on Luis Gonzalez’s Game 7 walk-off single.
San Francisco Giants
Eight titles across New York and San Francisco eras; Willie Mays’ club won it all in 1954, while the Bumgarner-led Giants won three times…
San Diego Padres
Reached the World Series in 1984 and 1998 behind Tony Gwynn; still chasing a first title despite recent high-payroll contenders.
Los Angeles Dodgers
Broke the sport’s color line with Jackie Robinson in 1947; now back-to-back champions (2024-2025) and one of the sport’s dominant modern dynasties.
Pittsburgh Pirates
Five titles including Bill Mazeroski’s Game 7 walk-off homer in 1960 and the “We Are Family” champions of 1979 led by Willie Stargell.
Cincinnati Reds
MLB’s first professional franchise (1869 Red Stockings lineage); the “Big Red Machine” of the mid-70s is one of the greatest teams ever assembled.
St. Louis Cardinals
Second-most World Series titles in MLB (11), from the Gashouse Gang through Musial, Gibson, Pujols and the dramatic 2011 Game 6 comeback.
Chicago Cubs
Ended the sport’s longest championship drought (108 years, the “Curse of the Billy Goat”) with the iconic 2016 Game 7 win in Cleveland.
Milwaukee Brewers
Began as the 1969 Seattle Pilots before moving to Milwaukee in 1970; reached their only World Series in 1982 and remain a perennial NL…
