1. Los Angeles Angels
   Los Angeles Dodgers
2. St. Louis Cardinals
   Milwaukee Brewers

The Angels may not be the most well-known of the two LA teams. However, they won their last World Series in 2003 whereas the Dodgers haven't won one since 1988. Will Mike Trout soon bring the Angels another championship?

1. New York Yankees
   New York Mets
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
   Los Angeles Angels

There's probably no team more well-known in baseball (and maybe professional sports) than the New York Yankees. The Yankees have been playing at the new Yankee Stadium since 2009. However, the new stadium has the same name as the original Yankee Stadium in which the team played since the 1920s.

1. St. Louis Cardinals
   Philadelphia Phillies
2. Miami Marlins
   Cleveland Indians

The St. Louis Cardinals are one of the most successful teams in the National League. The play at Busch Stadium. Their most recent championship came in 2011 in Albert Pujols' final season with the team. The Giants are the only NL team with more championships since 2000.

1. Chicago White Sox
   Chicago Cubs
2. Boston Red Sox
   Baltimore Orioles

The Cubs have been playing at Wrigley Field since 1916. The ivy was planted in 1937 and has been the cause of hundreds of lost baseballs over the years. If a ball is lost in the ivy, the official rule is the hit is considered a ground rule double.

1. Colorado Rockies
   San Diago Padres
2. St Louis Cardinals
   Arizona Diamondbacks

The Diamondbacks didn't come into the league until 1998. However, they won their first championship in 2001 thanks to Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling. They went on to win the division in 2002, 2007 and 2011, but they haven't made it back to the World Series since. The team plays at Chase Field.

1. Toronto Blue Jays
   Tampa Bay Rays
2. Seattle Mariners
   Baltimore Orioles

The Tampa Bay Rays usually have one of the lowest budgets in the MLB. However, since coming into the league in 1998, they've done fairly well. In 2008 and 2010, they won the American League East over the Red Sox and Yankees. The team calls Tropicana Field home.

1. New York Mets
   Atlanta Braves
2. New York Yankees
   Seattle Mariners

The New York Mets might not be as iconic a franchise as the Yankees, but they'll always be famous for their 1969 "Miracle Mets" season. They moved from Shea Stadium to Citi Field in 2009.

1. Cleveland Indians
   Minnesota Twins
2. Cincinnati Reds
   Toronto Blue Jays

The Minnesota Twins are one of the most northern franchises in the league. In 2010, ESPN ranked Target Field as the top baseball stadium experience in the United States and Canada.

1. Boston Red Sox
   St. Louis Cardinals
2. Cincinnati Reds
   Philadelphia Phillies

The Phillies have played out of Citizens Bank Stadium since 2004. They already managed to bring a championship to the new ballpark in 2008. Their only other World Series title came in 1980.

1. Seattle Mariners
   Los Angeles Dodgers
2. Los Angeles Angels
   Miami Marlins

Seattle has been in the league since 1977. However, they're still waiting on their first World Series title. In 2016, they tied the record for most wins in a season with 116. Ichiro Suzuki won Rookie of the Year that same season. The team plays at T-Mobile Park.

1. Chicago Cubs
   Detroit Tigers
2. Atlanta Braves
   Toronto Blue Jays

The Detroit Tigers won the American League in 2006 and 2012, but they haven't won a World Series title since 1984. They've been playing out of Comerica Park since 2000. Before then, they played out of Tiger Stadium from 1912-1999.

1. Atlanta Braves
   New York Mets
2. Cincinnati Reds
   St. Louis Cardinals

The Atlanta Braves have been one of the league's more successful teams since 1990. They've won the NL East division 13 times since 1995. Their most recent World Series championship also came in 1995, but they won the pennant five times in the 1990s. The team plays at SunTrust Park.

1. Colorado Rockies
   Arizona Diamondbacks
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
   Chicago Cubs

Coors Field is located 5,200 feet above sea level, which is almost five times higher than the next highest park in the league (Chase Field in Arizona). In 2002, they installed a humidor to try to reduce the number of home runs hit here. However, it's still the most hitter-friendly park in the league.

1. Toronto Blue Jays
   Arizona Diamondbacks
2. Baltimore Orioles
   Miami Marlins

The Rogers Centre is home to MLB's only Canadian team since the Expos moved from Montreal to Washington. The field consists of artificial turf and a retractable roof (Who wants to play in Toronto in April otherwise?)

1. New York Yankees
   Boston Red Sox
2. Los Angeles Angels
   Los Angeles Dodgers

The Dodgers have won 23 NL pennants dating back to 1890. Their most recent World Series championship came in 1988. However, they reached the World Series in 2017 and 2018 and won their division six years in a row. Is their championship drought almost over? The fans at Dodger Stadium are ready!

1. Seattle Mariners
   Chicago White Sox
2. Minnesota Twins
   Cleveland Indians

The Indians have won their division three years in a row, from 2016-2018, and nearly won the World Series in 2016. Now that the Cubs have broken their 107-year drought, the Cleveland Indians have gone the longest of any team without a championship (since 1948). It's time for them to bring the World Series home to Progressive Field!

1. Boston Red Sox
   New York Yankees
2. New York Mets
   Toronto Blue Jays

Fenway Park is most famous for the 'Green Monster' in left field, the shortest left field porch in the majors. Fenway is also the oldest active MLB ballpark in America, having opened in 1912.

1. Pittsburgh Pirates
   Miami Marlines
2. Milwaukee
   St. Louis Cardinals

The Pirates have been playing out of PNC Park since 2001. Before then, they were at Three Rivers Stadium. The Pirates haven't won a World Series title since 1979. They've also never won the NL Central Division.

1. Texas Rangers
   Chicago Cubs
2. New York Yankees
   New York Mets

The Rangers have never won the World Series. They came close in 2011. In game 6, they were one strike away (twice) from winning. However, the Cardinals came back to win the game and went on to win game 7.

1. Atlanta Braves
   San Francisco Giants
2. New York Mets
   San Diego Padres

The Padres are another team who have never won a World Series. Since their inception in 1969, they've won the NL pennant twice, in 1984 and 1998. Their last division title came in 2006. They play in Petco Park.

1. Cincinatti Reds
   St. Louis Cardinals
2. Pittsburg Pirates
   Milwaukee Brewers

The Cincinnati Reds first became a team in 1882 as the Cincinnati Red Stockings. They've won five World Series titles dating back to 1919. Their most recent championship came in 1990. The play at Great American Ball Park.

1. Miami Marlins
   San Francisco Giants
2. Baltimore Orioles
   Philadelphia Phillies

The Baltimore Orioles haven't had much success in the past 30 years. Their last AL pennant and World Series title came in 1983. Unfortunately, they share a division with two of baseball's toughest teams, the Yankees and Red Sox so bringing a World Series to Oriole Park at Camden Yards will be quite the challenge.

1. Chicago Cubs
   Chicago White Sox
2. San Francisco Giants
   Baltimore Orioles

The Chicago White Sox won their last MLB championship in 2005, which ended an almost 90-year drought. Their only other two titles came in 1906 and 1917. They are one of MLB's original eight franchises. They play at Guaranteed Rate Field.

1. San Francisco Giants
   New York Mets
2. Atlanta Braves
   Toronto Blue Jays

The Giants have the most World Series Championships of any NL team since 2000. Starting in 2010, they won the World Series every second year until 2014. In 2016, their streak was broken by the Cubs.

1. Oakland Athletics
   San Diego Padres
2. Houston Astros
   Atlanta Braves

The Oakland Athletics are notorious for being successful despite consistently having one of the lowest budgets in the league. A large part of their success has come from their early adoption of Sabermetrics, as seen in "Moneyball." The team plays at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.

1. Washington Nationals
   St. Louis Cardinals
2. Cincinnati reds
   Houston Astros

The Washington Nationals came into the league in 2005 after relocating from Montreal. There have been several short-lived teams in Washington over the years as well as the Washington Senators from 1901 to 1960. They call Nationals Park home.

1. Houston Astros
   Texas Rangers
2. Miami Marlins
   Washington Nationals

The Astros have been one of the better teams in the American league since moving from the National league in 2013. They've been playing out of Minute Maid Park since 2000. Before then, they were in the Astrodome.

1. Washington Nationals
   San Diego Padres
2. Pittsburgh Pirates
   Milwaukee Brewers

The Milwaukee Brewers were in the American League from 1969 until 1997. In 1998, they moved to the NL Central Division. They've won the NL Central in 2011 and again in 2018, although they're still waiting on their first World Series win. They play at Miller Park.

1. Miami Marlins
   Atlanta Braves
2. St. Louis Cardinals
   San Francisco Giants

The Marlins came into the league in 1993. However, in their short history, they've already managed to win the World Series twice. They won their first championship in 1997 and their second in 2003. Their stadium is simply known as Marlins Park.

1. Kansas City Royals
   Baltimore Orioles
2. Atlanta Braves
   St. Louis Cardinals

The Kansas City Royals most recently won the World Series in 2015. Their only other title came in 1985. They've been playing in Kaufman Stadium since 1973. Before then, they played out of Municipal Stadium.

1. New York Yankees
   Kansas City Royals
2. Baltimore Orioles
   Chicago White Sox

The New York Yankees hold the record for most World Series titles with 27. Their most recent championship came in 2009. They have also won a staggering 40 AL Pennants dating back to 1921.

1. Boston Red Sox
   New York Yankees
2. Kansas City Royals
   San Diego Padres

The Red Sox broke the 'Curse of the Bambino' in 2004 when they won their first championship since 1918. The curse started when the Red Sox sold Babe Ruth to the rival Yankees.

1. St. Louis Cardinals
   Kansas City Royals
2. Texas Rangers
   Miami Marlins

St. Louis has been home to many star players over the years, including Albert Pujols and lifelong Cardinal Stan Musial. The Cardinals have won 11 World Series titles since their inception as the St. Louis Brown Stockings in 1882.

1. Atlanta Braves
   Arizona Diamondbacks
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
   New York Mets

The Dodgers first moved to Los Angeles in 1958 from Brooklyn. In their early history, the team underwent a series of nine name changes from 1884 to 1931, starting with the Brooklyn Atlantics and ending with the Brooklyn Robins.

1. Texas Rangers
   Atlanta Braves
2. Colorado Rockies
   New York Yankees

The Rockies came into the league in 1993. They've never won a World Series and their only NL pennant came in 2007 when they lost to the Red Sox.

1. Miami Marlins
   New York Yankees
2. New York Mets
   Philadelphia Phillies

The Miami Marlins changed their names from the Florida Marlins in 2012 when they moved into their new stadium, Marlins Park. The Marlins are the only team in the league who have never lost a playoff series.

1. San Francisco Giants
   Atlanta Braves
2. Philadelphia Phillies
   New York Mets

The Mets came into the league in 1962, a few years after the Brooklyn Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. The last time they won the NL pennant was in 2015, but they lost to the Kansas City Royals in the World Series.

1. Kansas City Royals
   Atlanta Braves
2. Minnesoda Twins
   Toronto Blue Jays

The Blue Jays won back-to-back World Series in 1992 and 1993. In 1992, they defeated the Atlanta Braves and the next year, they went on to beat the Phillies. They haven't won the World Series since, but they won the division in 2015.

1. Philadelphia Phillies
   St. Louis Cardinals
2. Cleveland Indians
   Minnesoda Twins

In 2017, the Indians broke the record for longest consecutive winning streak with 22 wins. They would go on to win the AL Central with 102 wins but were later defeated by the Yankees in five games.

1. Chicago White Sox
   Arizona Diamondbacks
2. Milwaukee Brewers
   Pittsburgh Pirates

The Pirates have existed as a franchise since the 1800s. They were originally based out of Allegheny City, which has since become part of Pittsburgh. Their last NL pennant came in 1979.