MLB — the teams and the numbers

All 30 Major League Baseball franchises, each with its all-time World Series titles and all-time win–loss record, and a search over every player in the game's history. Everything is from the Lahman database, compiled by the Chadwick Baseball Bureau (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0); every page says so.

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Who leads, and on what

Each list is ranked on ONE number and says which. These go back to 1871, but they are still not the complete record: this database does not include the Negro Leagues, whose statistics Major League Baseball recognised as major-league in 2020 and added to the official record in 2024. Every list says so.

• Most hits, most home runs and most runs batted in
• Most runs scored and most stolen bases
• Most wins, most strikeouts and most saves — pitchers
• Teams by wins, by World Series and by win percentage

The 30 teams

World Series titles all-time (since 1903); records are all-time regular-season won–lost.

American League

AL East

• Baltimore Orioles — 8845–9873 all-time · 3 titles
• Boston Red Sox — 9718–9014 all-time · 9 titles
• New York Yankees — 10621–8090 all-time · 27 titles
• Tampa Bay Rays — 1826–1958 all-time
• Toronto Blue Jays — 3506–3557 all-time · 2 titles

AL Central

• Chicago White Sox — 9411–9309 all-time · 3 titles
• Cleveland Indians — 9592–9144 all-time · 2 titles
• Detroit Tigers — 9446–9311 all-time · 4 titles
• Kansas City Royals — 4001–4344 all-time · 2 titles
• Minnesota Twins — 9012–9716 all-time · 3 titles

AL West

• Houston Astros — 4725–4764 all-time · 1 title
• Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim — 4812–4838 all-time · 1 title
• Oakland Athletics — 9150–9552 all-time · 9 titles
• Seattle Mariners — 3336–3727 all-time
• Texas Rangers — 4582–5052 all-time

National League

NL East

• Atlanta Braves — 10820–10757 all-time · 4 titles
• Miami Marlins — 2088–2438 all-time · 2 titles
• New York Mets — 4551–4927 all-time · 2 titles
• Philadelphia Phillies — 9935–11112 all-time · 2 titles
• Washington Nationals — 4068–4280 all-time · 1 title

NL Central

• Chicago Cubs — 11087–10521 all-time · 3 titles
• Cincinnati Reds — 10713–10501 all-time · 5 titles
• Milwaukee Brewers — 4037–4315 all-time
• Pittsburgh Pirates — 10625–10547 all-time · 5 titles
• St. Louis Cardinals — 11038–10163 all-time · 11 titles

NL West

• Arizona Diamondbacks — 1840–1946 all-time · 1 title
• Colorado Rockies — 2133–2401 all-time
• Los Angeles Dodgers — 11123–9891 all-time · 7 titles
• San Diego Padres — 3863–4495 all-time
• San Francisco Giants — 11301–9773 all-time · 8 titles

Where the numbers come from

The Lahman Baseball Database, compiled by the Chadwick Baseball Bureau, under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 licence. These pages are under that licence too.