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2 Regular season  




3 Postseason  




4 See also  




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List of all-time Major League Baseball win–loss records






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The New York Yankees have the highest all-time regular season win–loss percentage (.570) in Major League Baseball history.

Major League Baseball (MLB) is a professional baseball organization, which consists of a total of 30 teams—15 teams in the National League (NL) and 15 in the American League (AL). The NL and AL were formed in 1876 and 1901, respectively. Beginning in 1903, the two leagues cooperated but remained legally separate entities until 2000 when they merged into a single organization led by the Commissioner of Baseball.[1][2] This list documents all 30 active MLB teams ranked by win–loss percentage as of the completion of the 2024 Major League Baseball season. These records do not include results from a team's playing time in the National Association of Professional Base Ball Players or while members of any minor league.

The New York Yankees have the highest regular season winning percentage, with .570. The Miami Marlins have the lowest, with .460. The San Francisco Giants have the most overall wins (11,506), while the Arizona Diamondbacks have the fewest (2,044). The Philadelphia Phillies have the most losses, with 11,291, while the Tampa Bay Rays have the fewest, with 2,144. With 22,186 games played, the Chicago Cubs have played more games than any other MLB club. Conversely, Tampa Bay has played the fewest (4,200). San Francisco has recorded the most ties in MLB history, with 163. Tie games do not count toward MLB standings, and they have become scarce since the advent of a 2007 rule change assuring that a tie game can occur only if it is the last scheduled matchup between the two teams that season and has no bearing on the postseason.[3]

As of the completion of the 2023 World Series, the Miami Marlins have the highest postseason winning percentage, with .600, while the Minnesota Twins have the lowest, with .379. The New York Yankees have the most postseason wins (244), while the Colorado Rockies have the fewest (10). The Yankees also have the most postseason losses (178), while Colorado has the fewest (14).

Table key[edit]

Division Division in which each team currently competes
* Best win-loss record among teams currently in that division (disregarding former division memberships)

Regular season[edit]

Last updated on July 10, 2024
Regular Season Win–loss records
Rank Team Games Won Lost Tied Win % First MLB season Division
1 New York Yankees 18,946 10,740 8,118 88 .570 1903 AL East*
2 San Francisco Giants 21,654 11,506 9,985 163 .535 1883 NL West*
3 Los Angeles Dodgers 21,570 11,389 10,042 139 .531 1884 NL West
4 St. Louis Cardinals 21,769 11,250 10,367 152 .520 1882 NL Central*
5 Boston Red Sox 19,230 9,924 9,223 83 .518 1901 AL East
6 Cleveland Guardians 19,242 9,817 9,334 91 .513 1901 AL Central*
7 Chicago Cubs 22,186 11,288 10,737 161 .513 1876 NL Central
8 Cincinnati Reds 21,770 10,901 10,730 139 .504 1882 NL Central
9 Atlanta Braves 22,146 11,076 10,916 154 .504 1876 NL East*
10 Detroit Tigers 19,267 9,634 9,540 93 .502 1901 AL Central
11 Houston Astros 9,910 4,969 4,936 5 .502 1962 AL West*
12 Pittsburgh Pirates 21,728 10,807 10,781 140 .501 1882 NL Central
13 Chicago White Sox 19,242 9,580 9,559 103 .501 1901 AL Central
14 Toronto Blue Jays 7,482 3,729 3,750 3 .499 1977 AL East
15 Los Angeles Angels 10,069 4,996 5,070 3 .496 1961 AL West
16 Tampa Bay Rays 4,200 2,056 2,144 0 .490 1998 AL East
17 Milwaukee Brewers 8,773 4,269 4,500 4 .487 1969 NL Central
18 Arizona Diamondbacks 4,203 2,044 2,159 0 .486 1998 NL West
19 Oakland Athletics 19,207 9,295 9,825 87 .486 1901 AL West
20 Washington Nationals 8,769 4,236 4,529 4 .483 1969 NL East
21 New York Mets 9,901 4,773 5,120 8 .482 1962 NL East
22 Minnesota Twins 19,254 9,230 9,915 109 .482 1901 AL Central
23 Seattle Mariners 7,483 3,565 3,916 2 .477 1977 AL West
24 Kansas City Royals 8,765 4,173 4,590 2 .476 1969 AL Central
25 Texas Rangers 10,057 4,784 5,267 6 .476 1961 AL West
26 Baltimore Orioles 19,244 9,086 10,048 110 .475 1901 AL East
27 Philadelphia Phillies 21,578 10,172 11,291 115 .474 1883 NL East
28 San Diego Padres 8,780 4,083 4,695 2 .465 1969 NL West
29 Colorado Rockies 4,951 2,293 2,658 0 .463 1993 NL West
30 Miami Marlins 4,942 2,273 2,669 0 .460 1993 NL East

Postseason[edit]

Postseason Win–loss records
Rank Team Games Won Lost Win % Last appearance Division
1 Miami Marlins 40 24 16 .600 2023 NL East*
2 New York Yankees 423[a] 244 178 .577 2022 AL East*
3 New York Mets 92 52 40 .565 2022 NL East
4 Boston Red Sox 199[b] 108 91 .543 2021 AL East
5 Kansas City Royals 74 40 34 .541 2015 AL Central*
6 Baltimore Orioles 101 54 47 .535 2023 AL East
7 Houston Astros 159 83 76 .522 2023 AL West
8 Washington Nationals 46 24 22 .522 2019 NL East
9 San Francisco Giants 193[a][b] 100 93 .513 2021 NL West*
10 St. Louis Cardinals 262 134 128 .511 2022 NL Central
11 Philadelphia Phillies 133 68 65 .511 2023 NL East
12 Oakland Athletics 167 85 82 .509 2020 AL West*
13 Cleveland Guardians 118 60 58 .508 2022 AL Central
14 Cincinnati Reds 97 49 48 .505 2020 NL Central*
15 Texas Rangers 69 34 35 .493 2023 AL West
16 Arizona Diamondbacks 57 28 29 .491 2023 NL West
17 Atlanta Braves 209 102 107 .488 2023 NL East
18 Chicago White Sox 62 30 32 .484 2021 AL Central
19 Toronto Blue Jays 67 31 36 .477 2023 AL East
20 Detroit Tigers 120[c] 57 62 .475 2014 AL Central
21 Los Angeles Dodgers 276 129 147 .467 2023 NL West
22 Pittsburgh Pirates 97 43 54 .443 2015 NL Central
23 Tampa Bay Rays 64 28 36 .438 2023 AL East
24 Seattle Mariners 39 17 22 .436 2022 AL West
25 Los Angeles Angels 64 27 37 .422 2014 AL West
26 Colorado Rockies 24 10 14 .417 2018 NL West
27 Milwaukee Brewers 51 21 30 .412 2023 NL Central
28 San Diego Padres 52 20 32 .385 2022 NL West
29 Chicago Cubs 123[c] 47 75 .382 2020 NL Central
30 Minnesota Twins 95 36 59 .379 2023 AL Central

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ a b Includes a tied Game 2 of the 1922 World Series[4]
  • ^ a b Includes a tied Game 2 of the 1912 World Series[5]
  • ^ a b Includes a tied Game 1 of the 1907 World Series[6]

    • References[edit]

    Specific
    1. ^ "Year In Review: 2000 National League". Baseball-Almanac. Retrieved September 5, 2008.
  • ^ Chass, Murray (September 16, 1999). "BASEBALL; League Presidents Out As Baseball Centralizes". The New York Times. Retrieved May 29, 2018.
  • ^ Lauing, Jacob (September 30, 2016). "MLB Sees First Tie Game in a Very, Very Long Time". Mashable. Retrieved September 10, 2020.
  • ^ "1922 World Series - New York Giants over New York Yankees (4-0-1)". Baseball-Reference. Retrieved December 6, 2021.
  • ^ "1912 World Series - Boston Red Sox over New York Giants (4-3-1)". Baseball-Reference. Retrieved December 6, 2021.
  • ^ "1907 World Series - Chicago Cubs over Detroit Tigers (4-0-1)". Baseball-Reference. Retrieved December 6, 2021.
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