Washington Nationals
Relocated from Montreal (Expos) in 2005; won the franchise’s first title in 2019 after rallying from an 19-31 start, led by Scherzer, Strasburg and…
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Miami Marlins
Won titles as a wild card in both 1997 and 2003, becoming the only franchise to win every World Series it has ever reached.
Philadelphia Phillies
One of the sport’s oldest franchises; Schmidt and Carlton led the first title in 1980, Utley/Howard/Hamels the 2008 championship.
New York Mets
The “Miracle Mets” shocked baseball in 1969; the 1986 club (Gooden, Strawberry, Hernandez) added a second title in a classic Game 6 comeback over…
Atlanta Braves
MLB’s oldest continuously operating franchise (Boston, 1871), with titles in three different home cities. The 1990s “worst to first” run produced 14 straight division…
Athletics
Nine-time champions across Philadelphia and Oakland eras (Connie Mack dynasties, “Swingin’ A’s” of the 70s, Bash Brothers of ’89). Dropped the Oakland name in…
Los Angeles Angels
Won their only title in 2002 behind Troy Glaus and Rally Monkey mania; more recently the home of two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani (2018-2023).
Texas Rangers
Won the franchise’s first World Series in 2023, a wire-to-wire postseason run (11-0 on the road) in just the park’s third season.
Seattle Mariners
Home of Griffey, Rodriguez, Ichiro and the record-tying 116-win 2001 team; still chasing the franchise’s first World Series appearance.
Houston Astros
Switched from the NL to the AL in 2013 and became the sport’s dominant team of the late 2010s/early 2020s, winning titles in 2017…
