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Every World Series champion since 1903 — from the Boston Americans' inaugural title to the Dodgers' back-to-back modern dynasty.
Covers all 121 World Series played from 1903 through 2025, verified against Wikipedia's List of World Series champions plus live cross-checks for the 2024-2025 titles. The 1904 series (not played — NL champion New York Giants refused to face the AL) and the 1994 series (cancelled by the players' strike) had no champion and are omitted rather than filled with placeholder data. Team names reflect the franchise's name at the time of that title (e.g. "Boston Americans", "Brooklyn Dodgers", "Washington Senators") even where the franchise later relocated or renamed; the title-leader list groups relocated/renamed franchises together (e.g. Oakland Athletics = Philadelphia + Oakland eras) and notes this in the name.
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Won in an 11-inning Game 7, the Dodgers' second straight title — the first NL team to repeat since the 1975-76 Reds.
The Rangers' first championship in franchise history.
Played in a neutral-site bubble in Arlington, Texas due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ended the Cubs' 108-year championship drought, the longest in North American major pro sports.
The Red Sox's first title since 1918, ending the "Curse of the Bambino" after coming back from 0-3 in the ALCS.
The Dodgers' only championship while based in Brooklyn.
One game ended in a tie (called for darkness) and does not count toward either team's total.
Best-of-nine.
Best-of-nine.
Best-of-nine; tainted by the "Black Sox" game-fixing scandal.
One game ended in a tie (called for darkness) and does not count toward either team's total.
One game ended in a tie (called for darkness) and does not count toward either team's total.
First modern World Series, best-of-nine.