List of Major League Baseball franchise postseason droughts

Throughout the history of Major League Baseball (MLB), franchises have had various postseason and World Series droughts.

All 16 of the original Major League franchises (i.e., those in place when the first World Series was played in 1903) have won the World Series, with the longest wait for a franchise's first championship being for the Phillies (77 seasons, ending in 1980). Since expansion began in 1961, five of the 14 expansion teams have never won the World Series. Furthermore, one franchise, the Cleveland Guardians, currently has a championship drought that pre-dates the expansion era. The three longest championship droughts in history were ended recently by the Red Sox (85 seasons, ending in 2004), the White Sox (87 seasons, ending in 2005), and the Cubs (107 seasons, ending in 2016).

Only one expansion franchise (the Seattle Mariners) has never won a pennant (i.e., the league championship, the two winners of which meet in the World Series). The three longest pennant droughts in history were recently ended by the Rangers (49 years, starting with the team's foundation and ending in 2010), the Cubs (70 years, ending in 2016), and the Nationals (50 years, starting with the team's foundation and ending in 2019, and including the franchise's entire 36 years as the Montreal Expos). As the Nationals are the third franchise to be based in the city of Washington, their 2019 pennant also ended a drought of 52 seasons played in Washington since their last pennant, which was in 1933 (discounting the 33 seasons during which there was no team in Washington).

As of the 2024 season, every active MLB franchise has qualified for the playoffs, especially since expansion of the playoffs in 1994 made that feat easier. The Angels have the longest active postseason drought at 10 years, while the Cincinnati Reds have the longest active postseason series-win drought at 28 years.[1] Long postseason droughts were ended recently by the Nationals (30 years, ending in 2012), the Pirates (20 years, ending in 2013), the Royals (28 years, ending in 2014), the Blue Jays (21 years, ending in 2015), and the Mariners (20 years, ending in 2022).

This list includes only the modern World Series between the American League (AL) and the National League (NL), not the various 19th-century championship series. Those teams which have never achieved a particular accomplishment in their franchise history are listed by the date they entered the leagues.

Postseason droughts

Longest current postseason droughts

Seasons Team Last appearance
10 Los Angeles Angels 2014 ALDS
9 Pittsburgh Pirates 2015 NL Wild Card
6 Colorado Rockies 2018 NLDS
5 Washington Nationals 2019 World Series
4 Chicago Cubs 2020 NL Wild Card
4 Cincinnati Reds 2020 NL Wild Card
4 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 2020 ALDS
3 Chicago White Sox 2021 ALDS
3 San Francisco Giants 2021 NLDS
3 Boston Red Sox 2021 ALCS
2 Seattle Mariners 2022 ALDS
2 St. Louis Cardinals 2022 NL Wild Card
1 Tampa Bay Rays 2023 AL Wild Card
1 Toronto Blue Jays 2023 AL Wild Card
1 Miami Marlins 2023 NL Wild Card
1 Minnesota Twins 2023 ALDS
1 Texas Rangers 2023 World Series
1 Arizona Diamondbacks 2023 World Series
0 Baltimore Orioles 2024 AL Wild Card
0 Houston Astros 2024 AL Wild Card
0 Atlanta Braves 2024 NL Wild Card
0 Milwaukee Brewers 2024 NL Wild Card
0 Detroit Tigers 2024 ALDS
0 Kansas City Royals 2024 ALDS
0 Philadelphia Phillies 2024 NLDS
0 San Diego Padres 2024 NLDS
0 Cleveland Guardians 2024 ALCS
0 New York Mets 2024 NLCS
0 Los Angeles Dodgers 2024 World Series
0 New York Yankees 2024 World Series

Longest postseason droughts in the expanded-postseason era

After the postseason was expanded in 1995 to include eight teams (further expanded in 2012 to ten teams and again expanded in 2022 to 12 teams, including a 16-team postseason in 2020), 18 of the 30 teams qualified within the first five years, and few teams went for long droughts without at least participating in the first round of the postseason. This list only shows droughts of 15 or more seasons that occurred primarily in the expanded-postseason era.[2] Active droughts are listed in bold type.

Seasons Team Previous Appearance Next Appearance
30 Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals 1981 2012
28 Kansas City Royals 1985 2014
25 Milwaukee Brewers 1982 2008
21 Toronto Blue Jays 1993 2015
20 Pittsburgh Pirates 1992 2013
20 Seattle Mariners 2001 2022
18 Detroit Tigers 1987 2006
16 Florida/Miami Marlins 2003 2020
15 California/Anaheim Angels 1986 2002

Longest current postseason series win droughts

Seasons Team Last series won
29 Cincinnati Reds 1995 NLDS
19 Chicago White Sox 2005 World Series
15 Los Angeles Angels 2009 ALDS
11 Pittsburgh Pirates 2013 NL Wild Card
10 Baltimore Orioles 2014 ALDS
8 San Francisco Giants 2016 NL Wild Card
8 Toronto Blue Jays 2016 ALDS
7 Chicago Cubs 2017 NLDS
6 Colorado Rockies 2018 NL Wild Card
6 Milwaukee Brewers 2018 NLDS
5 St. Louis Cardinals 2019 NLDS
5 Washington Nationals 2019 World Series
4 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 2020 AL Wild Card
4 Miami Marlins 2020 NL Wild Card
4 Tampa Bay Rays 2020 ALCS
3 Atlanta Braves 2021 World Series
3 Boston Red Sox 2021 ALDS
2 Seattle Mariners 2022 ALDS
1 Minnesota Twins 2023 AL Wild Card
1 Houston Astros 2023 ALDS
1 Philadelphia Phillies 2023 NLDS
1 Arizona Diamondbacks 2023 NLCS
1 Texas Rangers 2023 World Series
0 Detroit Tigers 2024 AL Wild Card
0 Kansas City Royals 2024 AL Wild Card
0 San Diego Padres 2024 NL Wild Card
0 Cleveland Guardians 2024 ALDS
0 New York Mets 2024 NLDS
0 New York Yankees 2024 ALCS
0 Los Angeles Dodgers 2024 World Series

League division champion droughts

Longest current division champion droughts

No league division champions were won in 1994 due to the players' strike that year.

Seasons Team Division Last division champion
32 Colorado Rockies NL West Never (franchise began in 1993)
32 Miami Marlins* NL East Never (franchise began in 1993)
32 Pittsburgh Pirates NL Central 1992[3]
23 Seattle Mariners AL West 2001
18 San Diego Padres NL West 2006
13 Arizona Diamondbacks NL West 2011
12 Cincinnati Reds NL Central 2012
10 Detroit Tigers AL Central 2014
10 Los Angeles Angels AL West 2014
9 Kansas City Royals AL Central 2015
9 New York Mets NL East 2015
9 Toronto Blue Jays AL East 2015
8 Texas Rangers AL West 2016
7 Washington Nationals NL East 2017
6 Boston Red Sox AL East 2018
4 Chicago Cubs NL Central 2020
4 Oakland Athletics/Athletics AL West 2020
3 San Francisco Giants NL West 2021
3 Tampa Bay Rays AL East 2021
3 Chicago White Sox AL Central 2021
2 St. Louis Cardinals NL Central 2022
1 Atlanta Braves NL East 2023
1 Baltimore Orioles AL East 2023
1 Minnesota Twins AL Central 2023
0 Cleveland Guardians AL Central 2024
0 Houston Astros AL West 2024
0 Los Angeles Dodgers NL West 2024
0 Milwaukee Brewers NL Central 2024
0 New York Yankees AL East 2024
0 Philadelphia Phillies NL East 2024

* Because of the wild card postseason berth, the franchise has won two World Series championships (1997, 2003) without winning the division.

Longest division championship droughts through history

List begins with 1969, the time divisional play started in Major League Baseball. This list only shows droughts of 10 or more seasons. Active droughts are listed in bold type.

Seasons Team Previous Division Title Drought Streak Next Division Title
32 Colorado Rockies — 1993—2024 —
32 Florida/Miami Marlins — 1993—2024 —
32 Pittsburgh Pirates 1992 1993—2024 —
30 Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals 1981 1982—2011 2012
29 Kansas City Royals 1985 1986—2014 2015
28 Milwaukee Brewers 1982 1983—2010 2011
27 Washington Senators/Texas Rangers — 1969—1995 1996
26 Cleveland Indians — 1969—1994 1995
23 Detroit Tigers 1987 1988—2010 2011
23 Seattle Mariners 2001 2002—2024 —
21 Toronto Blue Jays 1993 1993—2014 2015
18 Seattle Mariners — 1977—1994 1995
18 San Diego Padres 2006 2007—2024 —
17 California/Anaheim Angels 1986 1987—2003 2004
17 New York Mets 1988 1989—2005 2006
16 Minnesota Twins 1970 1971—1986 1987
16 Baltimore Orioles 1997 1998—2013 2014
15 Chicago Cubs — 1969—1983 1984
15 San Diego Padres — 1969—1983 1984
15 San Francisco Giants 1971 1972—1986 1987
15 Houston Astros 2001 2002—2016 2017
14 Chicago White Sox — 1969—1982 1983
14 New York Yankees 1981 1982—1995 1996
14 Cincinnati Reds 1995 1996—2009 2010
13 St. Louis Cardinals — 1969—1981 1982
13 Baltimore Orioles 1983 1984—1996 1997
13 Chicago Cubs 1989 1990—2002 2003
13 Philadelphia Phillies 1993 1994—2006 2007
13 Arizona Diamondbacks 2011 2012—2024 —
12 Montreal Expos — 1969—1980 1981
12 Seattle Pilots/Milwaukee Brewers — 1969—1980 1981
12 New York Mets 1973 1974—1985 1986
12 Chicago White Sox 2008 2009—2020 2021
12 Atlanta Braves 1969 1970—1981 1982
12 Philadelphia Phillies 2011 2012—2023 2024
12 Cincinnati Reds 2012 2013—2024 —
11 Houston Astros — 1969—1979 1980
11 Detroit Tigers 1972 1973—1983 1984
11 San Diego Padres 1984 1985—1995 1996
11 Boston Red Sox 1995 1996—2006 2007
10 California Angels — 1969—1978 1979
10 Boston Red Sox 1975 1976—1985 1986
10 Cincinnati Reds 1979 1980—1989 1990
10 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 1980—1989 1990
10 Houston Astros 1986 1987—1996 1997
10 Minnesota Twins 1991 1992—2001 2002
10 Tampa Bay Devil Rays/Rays — 1998—2007 2008
10 Texas Rangers 1999 2000—2009 2010
10 Detroit Tigers 2014 2015—2024 —
10 Los Angeles Angels 2014 2015—2024 —

League championship appearance droughts

Longest current league championship appearance droughts

No league championships were played in 1994 due to the players' strike that year.

Seasons Team Last appearance
32 Pittsburgh Pirates 1992
29 Cincinnati Reds 1995
23 Seattle Mariners 2001
22 Minnesota Twins 2002
21 Miami Marlins 2003
19 Chicago White Sox 2005
18 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 2006
17 Colorado Rockies 2007
15 Los Angeles Angels 2009
11 Detroit Tigers 2013
10 San Francisco Giants 2014
10 Baltimore Orioles 2014
9 Kansas City Royals 2015
8 Toronto Blue Jays 2016
7 Chicago Cubs 2017
6 Milwaukee Brewers 2018
5 St. Louis Cardinals 2019
5 Washington Nationals 2019
4 Tampa Bay Rays 2020
3 Atlanta Braves 2021
3 Boston Red Sox 2021
2 San Diego Padres 2022
1 Houston Astros 2023
1 Texas Rangers 2023
1 Arizona Diamondbacks 2023
1 Philadelphia Phillies 2023
0 Cleveland Guardians 2024
0 New York Yankees 2024
0 Los Angeles Dodgers 2024
0 New York Mets 2024

World Series appearance droughts

Longest current World Series appearance droughts

No World Series was played in 1994 due to the players' strike that year.

Seasons Team Last World Series appearance
48 Seattle Mariners Never (franchise started in 1977)
45 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979
42 Milwaukee Brewers 1982[4]
41 Baltimore Orioles 1983
34 Cincinnati Reds 1990
34 Athletics 1990
33 Minnesota Twins 1991
31 Toronto Blue Jays 1993
26 San Diego Padres 1998
22 Los Angeles Angels 2002
21 Miami Marlins 2003
19 Chicago White Sox 2005
17 Colorado Rockies 2007
12 Detroit Tigers 2012
11 St. Louis Cardinals 2013
10 San Francisco Giants 2014
9 Kansas City Royals 2015
9 New York Mets 2015
8 Chicago Cubs 2016
8 Cleveland Guardians 2016
6 Boston Red Sox 2018
5 Washington Nationals 2019
4 Tampa Bay Rays 2020
3 Atlanta Braves 2021
2 Houston Astros 2022
2 Philadelphia Phillies 2022
1 Arizona Diamondbacks 2023
1 Texas Rangers 2023
0 Los Angeles Dodgers 2024
0 New York Yankees 2024

Longest Major League pennant droughts through history

List begins with 1903, about the time the current configuration of National League and American League stabilized and also the year of the first World Series. No pennants were won in 1994 due to the players strike that year. This list only shows droughts of 20 or more seasons. Active droughts are listed in bold type.

Seasons Team Previous Pennant Drought Streak Next Pennant
70 Chicago Cubs 1945 1946—2015 2016
50 Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals — 1969—2018 2019
49 Washington Senators/Texas Rangers — 1961—2009 2010
48 Seattle Mariners — 1977—2024 —
45 Chicago White Sox 1959 1960—2004 2005
45 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 1980—2024 —
43 Houston Colt .45s/Astros — 1962—2004 2005
42 Milwaukee Brewers 1982 1983—2024 —
41 St. Louis Browns — 1903—1943 1944
41 Los Angeles/California/Anaheim Angels — 1961—2001 2002
41 Baltimore Orioles 1983 1984—2024 —
40 Philadelphia/Kansas City/Oakland Athletics/Athletics 1931 1932—1971 1972
40 Cleveland Indians 1954 1955—1994 1995
39 Chicago White Sox 1919 1920—1958 1959
34 Philadelphia Phillies 1915 1916—1949 1950
34 Cincinnati Reds 1990 1991—2024 —
34 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 1990 1991—2024 —
33 Boston Braves 1914 1915—1947 1948
33 Minnesota Twins 1991 1992—2024 —
32 Pittsburgh Pirates 1927 1928—1959 1960
32 Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves 1958 1959—1990 1991
31 Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins 1933 1934—1964 1965
31 Toronto Blue Jays 1993 1994—2024 —
29 Philadelphia Phillies 1950 1951—1979 1980
28 Kansas City Royals 1985 1986—2013 2014
28 Los Angeles Dodgers 1988 1989—2016 2017
27 Boston Red Sox 1918 1919—1945 1946
27 Cleveland Indians 1920 1921—1947 1948
26 San Francisco Giants 1962 1963—1988 1989
26 San Diego Padres 1998 1999—2024 —
24 Detroit Tigers 1909 1910—1933 1934
23 St. Louis Cardinals — 1903—1925 1926
22 Detroit Tigers 1945 1946—1967 1968
22 Anaheim/Los Angeles Angels 2002 2003—2024 —
21 Washington Senators — 1903—1923 1924
21 St. Louis Browns/Baltimore Orioles 1944 1945—1965 1966
21 Minnesota Twins 1965 1966—1986 1987
21 Detroit Tigers 1984 1985—2005 2006
21 Atlanta Braves 1999 2000—2020 2021
21 Arizona Diamondbacks 2001 2002—2022 2023
21 Florida/Miami Marlins 2003 2004—2024 —
20 Brooklyn Dodgers 1920 1921—1940 1941
20 Cincinnati Reds 1940 1941—1960 1961
20 Boston Red Sox 1946 1947—1966 1967

Major League pennant droughts by city/region

This list only includes cities/regions with current Major League Baseball franchises. Years during which a city/region did not field a Major League Baseball team are not counted.

Region Drought (seasons) Last pennant
Seattle 49* † None
Pittsburgh 45 Pittsburgh Pirates, 1979
Milwaukee 42 Milwaukee Brewers, 1982 (in A.L.)
Baltimore 41 Baltimore Orioles, 1983
Cincinnati 34 Cincinnati Reds, 1990
Minneapolis–Saint Paul 33 Minnesota Twins, 1991
Toronto 31 Toronto Blue Jays, 1993
San Diego 26 San Diego Padres, 1998
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale 21 Florida Marlins, 2003
Denver 17 Colorado Rockies, 2007
Detroit 12 Detroit Tigers, 2012
St. Louis 11 St. Louis Cardinals, 2013
San Francisco Bay Area 10 San Francisco Giants, 2014
Kansas City 9 Kansas City Royals, 2015
Chicago 8 Chicago Cubs, 2016
Cleveland 8 Cleveland Indians, 2016
Boston 6 Boston Red Sox, 2018
Washington, D.C. 5 Washington Nationals, 2019
Tampa-St. Petersburg 4 Tampa Bay Rays, 2020
Atlanta 3 Atlanta Braves, 2021
Houston 2 Houston Astros, 2022
Philadelphia 2 Philadelphia Phillies, 2022
Phoenix 1 Arizona Diamondbacks, 2023
Dallas-Ft. Worth 1 Texas Rangers, 2023
Los Angeles 0 Los Angeles Dodgers, 2024
New York City 0 New York Yankees, 2024

*city without Major League Baseball franchise for 7 seasons (1970–1976)

†number does not indicate a pennant won, but rather total seasons played.

World Series championship droughts

Longest current World Series championship droughts

The Commissioner's Trophy was introduced during the 1967 World Series.
No World Series was played in 1994, and counts as a drought season for those franchises.

Seasons Team Last World Series championship won Last World Series appearance
76 Cleveland Indians/Guardians 1948[5] 2016
56 Milwaukee Brewers Never (franchise began 1969) 1982
56 San Diego Padres Never (franchise began 1969) 1998
48 Seattle Mariners Never (franchise began 1977) Never
45 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 1979
41 Baltimore Orioles 1983 1983
40 Detroit Tigers 1984 2012
38 New York Mets 1986 2015
35 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 1989 1990
34 Cincinnati Reds 1990 1990
33 Minnesota Twins 1991 1991
32 Colorado Rockies Never (franchise began 1993) 2007
31 Toronto Blue Jays 1993 1993
27 Tampa Bay Rays Never (franchise began 1998) 2020
23 Arizona Diamondbacks 2001 2023
22 Los Angeles Angels 2002 2002
21 Miami Marlins 2003 2003
19 Chicago White Sox 2005 2005
16 Philadelphia Phillies 2008 2022
15 New York Yankees 2009 2024
13 St. Louis Cardinals 2011 2013
10 San Francisco Giants 2014 2014
9 Kansas City Royals 2015 2015
8 Chicago Cubs 2016 2016
6 Boston Red Sox 2018 2018
5 Washington Nationals 2019 2019
3 Atlanta Braves 2021 2021
2 Houston Astros 2022 2022
1 Texas Rangers 2023 2023
0 Los Angeles Dodgers 2024 2024

Longest World Series championship droughts through history

The first World Series was played in 1903. No World Series was played in 1904 or 1994. This list only shows droughts of 30 or more seasons. Active droughts are listed in bold type.

Seasons Team Previous Title Drought Streak Next Title
107 Chicago Cubs 1908 1909—2015 2016
87 Chicago White Sox 1917 1918—2004 2005
85 Boston Red Sox 1918 1919—2003 2004
77 Philadelphia Phillies — 1903—1979 1980
76 Cleveland Indians/Guardians 1948 1949—2024 —
63 St. Louis Browns/Baltimore Orioles — 1903—1965 1966
62 Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins 1924 1925—1986 1987
62 Washington Senators/Texas Rangers — 1961—2022 2023
56 Seattle Pilots/Milwaukee Brewers — 1969—2024 —
56 San Diego Padres — 1969—2024 —
55 New York/San Francisco Giants 1954 1955—2009 2010
55 Houston Colt .45s/Astros — 1962—2016 2017
52 Brooklyn Dodgers — 1903—1954 1955
50 Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals — 1969—2018 2019
48 Seattle Mariners — 1977—2024 —
45 Pittsburgh Pirates 1979 1980—2024 —
42 Boston/Milwaukee Braves 1914 1915—1956 1957
41 Philadelphia/Kansas City/Oakland Athletics/Athletics 1930 1931—1971 1972
41 Los Angeles/California/Anaheim Angels — 1961—2001 2002
41 Baltimore Orioles 1983 1984—2024 —
40 Detroit Tigers 1984 1985—2024 —
38 New York Mets 1986 1987—2024 —
37 Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves 1957 1958—1994 1995
35 Oakland Athletics/Athletics 1989 1990—2024 —
34 Pittsburgh Pirates 1925 1926—1959 1960
34 Cincinnati Reds 1940 1941—1974 1975
34 Cincinnati Reds 1990 1991—2024 —
33 Minnesota Twins 1991 1992—2024 —
32 Detroit Tigers — 1903—1934 1935
32 Colorado Rockies — 1993—2024 —
31 Los Angeles Dodgers 1988 1989—2019 2020
31 Toronto Blue Jays 1993 1994—2024 —

World Series championship droughts by city/region

This list only includes cities/regions with current Major League Baseball franchises. Years during which a city/region did not field a Major League Baseball team are not counted.

Region Drought (seasons) Last World Series title
Cleveland 76 Cleveland Indians, 1948
Milwaukee 63* Milwaukee Braves, 1957
San Diego 56‡ None
Seattle 49† ‡ None
Pittsburgh 45 Pittsburgh Pirates, 1979
Baltimore 41 Baltimore Orioles, 1983
Detroit 40 Detroit Tigers, 1984
Cincinnati 34 Cincinnati Reds, 1990
Minneapolis–Saint Paul 33 Minnesota Twins, 1991
Denver 32‡ None
Toronto 31 Toronto Blue Jays, 1993
Tampa-St. Petersburg 27‡ None
Phoenix 23 Arizona Diamondbacks, 2001
Miami-Ft. Lauderdale 21 Florida Marlins, 2003
Philadelphia 16 Philadelphia Phillies, 2008
New York City 15 New York Yankees, 2009
St. Louis 13 St. Louis Cardinals, 2011
San Francisco Bay Area 10 San Francisco Giants, 2014
Kansas City 9 Kansas City Royals, 2015
Chicago 8 Chicago Cubs, 2016
Boston 6 Boston Red Sox, 2018
Washington, D.C. 5 Washington Nationals, 2019
Atlanta 3 Atlanta Braves, 2021
Houston 2 Houston Astros, 2022
Dallas-Ft. Worth 1 Texas Rangers, 2023
Los Angeles 0 Los Angeles Dodgers, 2024

*city without Major League Baseball franchise for 4 seasons (1966–1969)

†city without Major League Baseball franchise for 7 seasons (1970–1976)

‡number does not indicate a title won, but rather total seasons played.

World Series in which neither team had previously won a championship

In these instances, the World Series matchup ensured that one team would win the first championship in its history.

Season Won Lost
1980 Philadelphia Phillies Kansas City Royals
1920 Cleveland Indians Brooklyn Dodgers
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates Detroit Tigers
1907 Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers
1906* Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs
1905* New York Giants Philadelphia Athletics
1903* Boston Americans Pittsburgh Pirates

*In these cases, each team was making its first World Series appearance.

World Series in which neither team had previously lost a championship

In these instances, the World Series matchup ensured that one team would lose the first championship in its history.

Season Won Lost
1948 Cleveland Indians Boston Braves
1919 Cincinnati Reds Chicago White Sox
1916 Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Robins
1915 Boston Red Sox Philadelphia Phillies
1906* Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs
1905* New York Giants Philadelphia Athletics
1903* Boston Americans Pittsburgh Pirates

*In these cases, each team was making its first World Series appearance.

World Series in which both teams had ended pennant droughts of 20-plus seasons

Season Won Drought (seasons) Lost Drought (seasons)
2005 Chicago White Sox 45 Houston Astros 43
1948 Cleveland Indians 27 Boston Braves 33

World Series in which neither franchise had won a championship in 30-plus seasons

Bold denotes team that won.

Season American League Drought (seasons) National League Drought (seasons)
2016 Cleveland Indians 67 Chicago Cubs 107
2010 Texas Rangers 49* San Francisco Giants 55
2005 Chicago White Sox 87 Houston Astros 43*
2002 Anaheim Angels 41* San Francisco Giants 47
1995 Cleveland Indians 46 Atlanta Braves 37
1975 Boston Red Sox 56 Cincinnati Reds 34
1972 Oakland Athletics 40 Cincinnati Reds 31

Numbers marked with * indicates that the number is counted from either the franchise's first year of existence or the first year of the modern World Series (1903).

World Series Championship droughts by division

Division Last World Series championship Seasons
American League Central 2015 — Royals 9
National League Central 2016 — Cubs 8
American League East 2018 — Red Sox 6
National League East 2021 — Braves 3
American League West 2023 — Rangers 1
National League West 2024 — Dodgers 0

See also

References

  1. ^ "Longest MLB Postseason Series Win Droughts, Active and All-Time". champsorchumps.us. Retrieved October 1, 2023.
  2. ^ "How did these teams do after ending long playoff droughts?". mlb.com. Retrieved October 16, 2024.
  3. ^ (never since moving from NL East in 1994)
  4. ^ (never since joining NL in 1998)
  5. ^ Pre-dates the Commissioner's Trophy

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