A list of all MLB teams in alphabetical order and their logos

Major League Baseball (MLB) is one of America's most-watched sports leagues. It consists of 30 teams, equally split between the American League and the National League. This list of MLB teams in alphabetical order with their logos will be familiar to most MLB fans.

The history of MLB goes back to 1903, following the merger of the National League and the American League. Initially, the league had eight teams, but it expanded over the years to accommodate more teams. Here is a list of all the MLB teams and the cities they are based as of 2022.

How many MLB teams are there?

MLB hosts the best teams in baseball, with some of the greatest players in the sport. Currently, the league has 30 teams from various regions.

2022 MLB teams in alphabetical order

Top of the MLB teams list is Arizona Diamondbacks, while Washington Nationals sit at the bottom alphabetically. Below is a list of all 30 teams alphabetically, including their logos and background.

Arizona Diamondbacks - Phoenix City

Founded in 1998, Arizona Diamondbacks have improved over the years to become one of the best teams in baseball history. In 2001, the Phoenix-based side won the Word Series after upsetting the New York Yankees.

Atlanta Braves - Atlanta City

The Braves are the oldest franchise in the MLB. They were founded in 1871 in Boston before moving to Milwaukee and, finally, Georgia, Atlanta. They have won three World Series in their history.

Baltimore Orioles - Baltimore City

The Orioles were among the eight sides to join MLB in 1901. They began in Milwaukee as the Brewers before rebranding to the Browns after moving to St. Louis, Missouri. In 1954, the Orioles moved to Baltimore, Maryland, their current location.

Boston Red Sox - Boston City

The Boston-based MLB franchise was founded in 1901. They have made the World Series 13 times and won 9 times. The Sox have also won 14 AL Pennants and 10 Eastern Division titles.

Chicago White Sox - Chicago

Founded in 1901, the White Sox began as the White Stockings before rebranding. They won two World Series by 1917 but had an 88-year drought before their next title.

Chicago Cubs - Chicago

Chicago Cubs are one of the MLB's best and most successful sides. The franchise was founded in 1876. They have three World Series titles; their latest was in 2016 after breaking a 108-year wait for the title.

Cincinnati Reds - Cincinnati

The Reds were formed in 1882, making them one of the oldest in the USA. The Cincinnati-based franchise has nine World Series appearances and won five times. They also boast 9 NL Pennants titles.

Cleveland Guardians - Cleveland

The Guardians, previously known as Cleveland Indians, waited a long time to return to glory. They have only won two World Series titles (1920, 1948). Cleveland has also been called the Naps, Broncos, and Bluebirds. In July 2021, they changed their logo and name to Cleveland Guardians.

Colorado Rockies - Denver

Colorado Rockies are still looking for their first championship since 1993. The closest they came was in 2007, when they lost the World Series.

Detroit Tigers - Detroit

The Detroit Tigers are among the few teams from the early 1900s to have never gone through a name change or relocation. They were founded in 1901 and have won four World Series. Their last was in 1984.

Houston Astros - Houston

The Houston Astros were initially known as the Colt .45s. They are the reigning World Series champions after beating the Philadelphia Phillies in six games on 5 November 2022 to win their second title since 2017.

Kansas City Royals - Kansas City

Kansas City Royals were formed in 1969 and won two World Series titles ( 2015, 1985) to their credit. They are based in Kansas City, Missouri and are one of the most consistent MLB sides.

Los Angeles Angels - Los Angeles

The MLB franchise was initially known as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, the Anaheim Angels, and the California Angels. The Angels, founded in 1961, won only one World Series in 2002.

Los Angeles Dodgers - Los Angeles

The Dodgers, formed in Brooklyn in 1884, have had numerous nicknames, including Robins, Superbas, and Trolley Dodgers. They became the Dodgers in 1982. The franchise moved to Los Angeles in 1958 and has won five World Series.

Miami Marlins - Miami

Miami Marlins joined MLB in 1993 as Florida Marlins and achieved quick success. They won their first World Championship in 1997 and the second in 2003. Their logo has undergone several transformations.

Milwaukee Brewers - Milwaukee

Milwaukee Brewers are among MLB teams with no World Series title. Founded in 1969, the Brewers rewarded their fans with one trip to the World Series in 1982.

Minnesota Twins - Minneapolis

For 60 years, this franchise was based in Washington, DC and known as the Senators. Later, they relocated to Minnesota in 1961 and renamed the Twins in honour of the Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis. Minnesota Twins have won three World Series, including two while in Minnesota.

New York Yankees - New York

Having won 27 World Series titles, the Yankees are the most successful MLB franchise. They won four in a row from 1936-39 and five in a row from 1949-53. The Yankees are the most valuable baseball team with the most World Series appearances.

New York Mets - New York

Founded in 1962, the Mets have become one of the most fantastic franchises in the MLB. However, they were the first to lose 120 games in the 20th century. They have championship titles they won in 1969 and 1986.

Oakland Athletics - Oakland

The team began in Philadelphia and Kansas City before moving to Oakland. They have made the World Series 14 times, winning nine since their formation in 1901. Oakland Athletics also have 15 AL Pennants and 16 West Division titles.

Philadelphia Phillies - Philadelphia

Originally known as the Quakers, the Phillies have won only two World Series but are one of the oldest franchises in baseball. The team was founded in 1883 and currently plays in the National League East division.

Pittsburgh Pirates - Pittsburgh

The Pirates have been MLB's best team from western Pennsylvania for over 135 years. They have played in seven World Series and won five times. They last won the championship in 1979. The Pirates were founded in 1882 and were formerly known as the Pittsburgh Alleghenys.

San Diego Padres - San Diego

The Padres are the only MLB team to have never thrown a no-hitter. They have also never won a World Series. San Diego Padres were formed in 1969 and play in the National League East.

San Francisco Giants - San Francisco

San Francisco Giants were formed in 1883 in New York and moved west to San Fran in 1958. The team has played in 20 World Series championships and won eight. They also have 23 ML Pennants and 8 West Division titles.

Seattle Mariners - Seattle

Seattle Mariners were founded in 1977 and currently play in the American League West. The Seattle-based franchise has never won the World Serie championship but has three West Division titles.

St. Louis Cardinals - St. Louis

The Cardinals are the second-most successful MLB franchise, having won eleven World Series championships in 19 appearances. They also hold 19 NL Pennants and 13 Central Division titles. St. Louis Cardinals is among the oldest baseball teams, founded in 1882.

Tampa Bay Rays - St. Petersburg

Founded in 1998, Tampa Bay Rays are among the youngest franchise in baseball. They play in the American League East and have won four division titles. However, they have never won the World Series.

Texas Rangers - Texas

Texas Rangers played as the Washington Senators for 11 years before moving to Arlington, Tex, and changing their name in 1972. The Rangers have only played in two World Series (2010, 2011) but never won.

Toronto Blue Jays - Toronto

Toronto Blue Jays are the only Canadian team in the MLB. Founded in 1977, the Blue Jays won two consecutive World Series titles (1992 and 1993). The Canada franchise also has two AL pennants in its history.

Washington Nationals - Washington

Formerly known as the Montreal Expos, the Nationals franchise played home games in Puerto Rico before moving to Washington. They were formed in 1969 and won one World Series title (2019). The Nationals compete in the National League East division.

The city with most MLB teams in alphabetical order

Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York cities have the MLB's most representative. Some cities have one, while others are yet to produce teams in the league in 2022.

All MLB teams in alphabetical order by team name

Here is a list of MLB teams in alphabetical order by team names and nicknames only. The Angels and the Yankees are top and bottom, respectively.

MLB Teams by Division

The American baseball league is divided into two leagues; American and National. Each league is divided into three divisions: East, Central, and West.

American League - East

American League - Central

American League - West

National League - Central

National League - West

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City	MLB teams	Teams
Atlanta	1	Atlanta Braves
Baltimore	1	Baltimore Orioles
Boston	1	Boston Red Sox
Chicago	2	Chicago Cubs, Chicago Whitesox
Cincinnati	1	Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland	1	Cleveland Guardians
Texas	1	Texas Rangers
Denver	1	Colorado Rockies
Detroit	1	Detroit Tigers
Houston	1	Houston Astros
Kansas City	1	Kansas City Royals
Los Angeles	2	LA Dodgers, LA Angels
Miami	1	Miami Marlins
Minneapolis	1	Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee	1	Milwaukee Brewers
New York	2	New York Yankees, New York Mets
Oakland	1	Oakland A's
Philadelphia	1	Philadelphia Phillies
Phoenix	1	Arizona Diamond Backs
Pittsburgh	1	Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego	1	San Diego Padres
San Francisco	1	San Francisco Giants
St. Louis	1	St. Louis Cardinals
Seattle	1	Seattle Mariners
Tampa Bay	1	Tampa Bay Rays
Toronto	1	Toronto Blue Jays
Washington	1	Washington Nationals