Join the New York Yankees, the iconic baseball team with a record 27 World Series titles. Celebrate their legendary players like Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, and Mickey Mantle, and relive their unforgettable moments on the field!

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Dive into the action with the Miami Marlins, Florida's beloved baseball team with two World Series titles. Don't miss their impressive young roster, including 2020 National League Rookie of the Year, Sixto Sanchez, as they aim for another shot at the championship!

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Get ready to root for the home team with the Philadelphia Phillies, the iconic baseball team with 2 World Series titles. Celebrate their rich baseball history with unforgettable moments on the field from legendary players like Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, and Richie Ashburn, and be a part of their continued journey towards another championship!

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Cheer on the San Francisco Giants, with 8 World Series titles. Celebrate their rich legacy with unforgettable moments from legendary players like Mays and Bonds, and learn about their involvement in the first ever World Series game in 1903, which they lost to the Boston Americans in a thrilling 8-3 game.

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Established in 1901 as one of eight American League charter MLB franchises. The Guardians have won 11 Central Division titles, six AL pennants and two World Series championships. The team’s name references the Guardians of Traffic art deco sculptures on the city’s Hope Memorial Bridge adjacent to Progressive Field, the team’s home stadium since 1994.

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As one of eight charter franchises, the White Sox were established in 1900. Guaranteed Rate Field located in Chicago’s South Side is their current home. The White Sox won their first World Series in 1906, the team was dubbed the "Hitless Wonders." The Sox have appeared in five World Series with three wins.

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Step up to the plate with the Houston Astros, the rocket-powered baseball team from Texas that launched Nolan Ryan's Hall of Fame career. Don't miss their historic 2017 World Series title and 1994 National League MVP Jeff Bagwell.

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Established in 1993, the team plays home games at Coors Field located in Lower Downtown Denver. Coors Field has a reputation as a hitter’s park. Qualifying for the postseason five times each as a wild card winner, the Colorado Rockies have won one Nation League pennant and boasts one World Series appearance.

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The Arizona Diamondbacks franchise was established on March 9, 1995 and began playing in 1998 as an expansion team. As part of the NL West they won 100 games and their first division championship in 1999. These 2001 World Series Champions call Chase Field, located in downtown Phoenix, home.

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The Boston Red Sox won the first World Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1903. They have won 9 of their 13 World Series appearances, which makes them tied for the third-most of any MLB team. Fenway Park has been their home since 1912. Their historic rivalry with the New York Yankees is arguable the fiercest and most historic in North American professional sports.

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The Chicago Cubs are a founding member of the NL, established in 1876. The famous Wrigley field located on Chicago’s North Side is home to the NL Central division team. The Cubs have 11 World Series appearances and were the first MLB team to play in three consecutive World Series with two wins. They also boast the longest World Series drought.

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The Baltimore Orioles are one the American League's eight charter teams. The Orioles call Oriole Park at Camden Yards, located in downtown Baltimore, home. With many franchise ups and downs they now boast three World Series Championships, nine division championships, seven pennants and the wild card berths.

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