This is a list of MLB Teams in Alphabetical Order by city name. We didn’t find the official Major League Baseball team list very user-friendly for cutting and pasting. This list of MLB Teams includes all 30 current teams. The list of MLB teams accounts for Major League Baseball’s most recent expansion when the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (currently the Tampa Bay Rays) began playing in the 1998 season. It also reflects the Cleveland Indian’s 2021 name change to the Guardians.
List of MLB Teams in Alphabetical Order
- Arizona Diamondbacks
- Atlanta Braves
- Baltimore Orioles
- Boston Red Sox
- Chicago White Sox
- Chicago Cubs
- Cincinnati Reds
- Cleveland Guardians
- Colorado Rockies
- Detroit Tigers
- Houston Astros
- Kansas City Royals
- Los Angeles Angels
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Miami Marlins
- Milwaukee Brewers
- Minnesota Twins
- New York Yankees
- New York Mets
- Oakland Athletics
- Philadelphia Phillies
- Pittsburgh Pirates
- San Diego Padres
- San Francisco Giants
- Seattle Mariners
- St. Louis Cardinals
- Tampa Bay Rays
- Texas Rangers
- Toronto Blue Jays
- Washington Nationals
List of MLB teams in Alphabetical Order by Team Name
Below is a list of MLB Team Names alphabetized by team name (without the city). This list begins with the (Los Angeles) Angels and ends with the (New York) Yankees.
- Angels
- Astros
- Athletics
- Blue Jays
- Braves
- Brewers
- Cardinals
- Cubs
- Diamondbacks
- Dodgers
- Giants
- Guardians
- Mariners
- Marlins
- Mets
- Nationals
- Orioles
- Padres
- Pirates
- Phillies
- Rangers
- Rays
- Reds
- Red Sox
- Rockies
- Royals
- Tigers
- Twins
- White Sox
- Yankees
List of MLB Teams With World Series Wins
| Team | Series Wins | League |
| New York Yankees | 27 | AL |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 11 | NL |
| Philadelphia/Oakland Athletics | 9 | AL |
| Boston Red Sox | 9 | AL |
| NY / SF Giants | 8 | NL |
| Los Angeles/Brooklyn Dodgers | 7 | NL |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | 5 | NL |
| Cincinnati Reds | 5 | NL |
| Detroit Tigers | 4 | AL |
| Minnesota Twins/Washington Senators | 3 | NL |
| Baltimore Orioles | 3 | AL |
| Chicago White Sox | 3 | AL |
| Atlanta/Boston/Milwaukee Braves | 3 | NL |
| Chicago Cubs | 3 | NL |
| Philadelphia Phillies | 2 | NL |
| Cleveland Indians/Guardians | 2 | AL |
| Florida Marlins | 2 | NL |
| New York Mets | 2 | NL |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 2 | AL |
| Kansas City Royals | 2 | AL |
| Anaheim Angels | 1 | AL |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 1 | NL |
| Houston Astros | 1 | AL |
| Washington Nationals | 1 | NL |
There is no other franchise in the Yankees’ class when it comes to World Series titles. Not only are the Yanks the only team to win the World Series at least four times in a row, but they did it twice, winning four in a row from 1936-39, and five in a row from 1949-53. Not surprisingly, New York also holds the record for most World Series appearances (40).
MLB.com
This was another helpful MLB team list resource. Also, check out our list of NBA teams, NHL, and NFL team lists. our post.
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