Every Angels postseason series since 1961, the six best regular seasons by record, and the near misses against Boston and New York, with the results and what they say about a club that has one title.
The Angels have worn four names and played in three ballparks since 1961, and won exactly one pennant, in 2002. This history walks through each era with the numbers, managers and stars behind it.
An all-time Dodgers team from Brooklyn to Los Angeles, built by position from club career leaders, awards, Hall of Fame seasons and October results, with the criteria and the close calls laid out.
The Dodgers' best seasons by record and every postseason series, from Brooklyn's near-misses against the Yankees through nine World Series titles, including the back-to-back championships of 2024 and 2025.
A franchise history of the Dodgers in eras, from the 1884 Brooklyn Atlantics through Ebbets Field, the move west, Koufax, Lasorda and the 2024 and 2025 championships, with the numbers behind each stretch.
An all-time Marlins team built from franchise career leaders, award winners and two championship rosters, with the criteria stated and the near misses explained. Covers Florida and Miami, 1993 through 2025.
Two World Series titles as a wild card, no division crowns, and a postseason record of seven series won and two lost. Every Marlins October run, with the club's best and worst seasons in context.
The Marlins story in eras, from the 1993 expansion team to two wild-card World Series titles in 1997 and 2003, the fire sales, the move to Miami, and the Stanton and Alcantara years through 2025.
An all-time Milwaukee Brewers team built from franchise career leaders, award winners and Hall of Famers, with the selection rules stated and the honest limits of counting statistics explained.
The Brewers' best regular seasons and all 15 postseason series in the historical record, from the 1982 pennant through the 2025 team that won 97 games, with the near-misses that define the franchise.
The Milwaukee Brewers began as the one-year Seattle Pilots in 1969 and have won one pennant. This history covers every era, from Harvey's Wallbangers to the 97-win team of 2025, with the numbers behind each stretch.
An all-time Minnesota Twins team, Washington Senators years included, with a lineup, rotation and bullpen chosen from club career totals, awards and Hall of Fame service and with the criteria spelled out.
The Twins' best regular seasons by record and all 22 postseason series through 2023, from the Washington Senators' 1924 title to two Metrodome championships and the long run of losses to the Yankees.
The Twins franchise from the 1901 Washington Senators and Walter Johnson through the 1961 move to Minnesota, the 1987 and 1991 titles, the Metrodome years and Target Field, told in eras with season numbers.
An all-time New York Mets lineup, rotation and closer built from club career numbers, award winners and Hall of Famers, with the rules stated up front and the close calls argued honestly.
The best regular seasons in New York Mets history and all 22 postseason series from 1969 to 2024, from the 1962 expansion year at 40-120 to two World Series titles, three Series losses and the near-misses between.
The New York Mets in eras, from the 120-loss expansion team of 1962 through the Miracle Mets, the 1986 champions, the Subway Series, 2015 and the club's recent playoff returns.
An all-time New York Yankees team built from club career leaders, awards and Hall of Famers. The criteria are stated, and the crowded spots at catcher, center field and second base are argued out.
The Yankees' best regular seasons by record and every postseason series in the historical record, era by era, with the 27 titles, the 14 lost World Series and the October collapses.
The New York Yankees in eras, from the 1901 Baltimore Orioles and the Highlanders to the Ruth, DiMaggio, Mantle, Jackson and Jeter years, with 41 pennants and 27 World Series titles placed in context.
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