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What is the most predictable thing about baseball? The only right answer is that it is wholly unpredictable. Trying to see into the future in this sport is often a futile exercise -- but also a really fun one. With Opening Day almost upon us, we recently asked 88 MLB.com voters to predict which teams will win the divisions, the Wild Card spots, the league pennants and, ultimately, which club will reign as the 2024 World Series champion. AMERICAN LEAGUE · AL East: Orioles · At this time last year, the O's were considered an upstart club to wat ...
Off the top of your head, see if you can name the teams that won the World Series every year of the last 10 seasons, in order. You ready? No peeking. The answers are, of course: 2014: Giants over R...
Year, Player, Team, Position ; 2024, Freddie Freeman, Los Angeles (NL), 1B ; 2023, Corey Seager, Texas (AL), SS ; 2022, Jeremy Peña, Houston (AL), SS ; 2021, Jorge Soler, Atlanta (NL), OF ; 2020, Corey Seager, Los Angeles (NL), SS ; 2019, Stephen Strasburg, Washington (NL), P ; 2018, Steve Pearce, Boston (AL), 1B ; 2017, George Springer, Houston (AL), OF ; 2016, Ben Zobrist, Chi Cubs (NL), OF ; 2015, Salvador Perez, Kansas City (AL), C ; 2014, Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco (NL), P ; 2013, David Ortiz, Boston (AL), DH ; 2012, Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco (NL), 3B ; 2011, David Freese, St. Louis (NL), 3B ; 2010, Edgar Renteria, San Francisco (NL), SS ; 2009, Hideki Matsui, NY Yankees (AL), DH ; 2008, Cole Hamels, Philadelphia (NL), P ; 2007, Mike Lowell, Boston (AL), 3B ; 2006, David Eckstein, St. Louis (NL), SS ; 2005, Jermaine Dye, Chi White Sox (AL), OF ; 2004, Manny Ramirez, Boston (AL), OF ; 2003, Josh Beckett, Florida (NL), P ; 2002, Troy Glaus, Anaheim (AL), 3B ; 2001, Curt Schilling, Arizona (NL), P ; 2001, Randy Johnson, Arizona (NL), P ; 2000, Derek Jeter, NY Yankees (AL), SS ; 1999, Mariano Rivera, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1998, Scott Brosius, NY Yankees (AL), 3B ; 1997, Livan Hernandez, Florida (NL), P ; 1996, John Wetteland, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1995, Tom Glavine, Atlanta (NL), P ; 1993, Paul Molitor, Toronto (AL), DH ; 1992, Pat Borders, Toronto (AL), C ; 1991, Jack Morris, Minnesota (AL), P ; 1990, Jose Rijo, Cincinnati (NL), P ; 1989, Dave Stewart, Oakland (AL), P ; 1988, Orel Hershiser, Los Angeles (NL), P ; 1987, Frank Viola, Minnesota (AL), P ; 1986, Ray Knight, NY Mets (NL), 3B ; 1985, Bret Saberhagen, Kansas City (AL), P ; 1984, Alan Trammell, Detroit (AL), SS ; 1983, Rick Dempsey, Baltimore (AL), C ; 1982, Darrell Porter, St. Louis (NL), C ; 1981, Steve Yeager, Los Angeles (NL), C ; 1981, Ron Cey, Los Angeles (NL), 3B ; 1981, Pedro Guerrero, Los Angeles (NL), OF ; 1980, Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia (NL), 3B ; 1979, Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh (NL), 1B ; 1978, Bucky Dent, NY Yankees (AL), SS ; 1977, Reggie Jackson, NY Yankees (AL), OF ; 1976, Johnny Bench, Cincinnati (NL), C ; 1975, Pete Rose, Cincinnati (NL), 3B ; 1974, Rollie Fingers, Oakland (AL), P ; 1973, Reggie Jackson, Oakland (AL), OF ; 1972, Gene Tenace, Oakland (AL), C ; 1971, Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh (NL), OF ; 1970, Brooks Robinson, Baltimore (AL), 3B ; 1969, Donn Clendenon, NY Mets (NL), 1B ; 1968, Mickey Lolich, Detroit (AL), P ; 1967, Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL), P ; 1966, Frank Robinson, Baltimore (AL), OF ; 1965, Sandy Koufax, LA Dodgers (NL), P ; 1964, Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL), P ; 1963, Sandy Koufax, LA Dodgers (NL), P ; 1962, Ralph Terry, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1961, Whitey Ford, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1960, Bobby Richardson, NY Yankees (AL), 2B ; 1959, Larry Sherry, Los Angeles (NL), P ; 1958, Bob Turley, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1957, Lew Burdette, Milwaukee (NL), P ; 1956, Don Larsen, NY Yankees (AL), P ; 1955, Johnny Podres, Brooklyn (NL), P
A guide to all World Series winners by year, from World Series 2023 to the inception of the postseason championship in 1903.
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