san francisco giants has the most world series titles.
san francisco giants has the most world series titles.
what team has the most world series titles?
san francisco giants
with the victory, the marlins became the first national league team since the 1981 los angeles dodgers, the last opposing team to win a series championship at yankee stadium, to win the world series without having home field advantage. they are just the fourth team overall to do it since the 1984 detroit tigers, following the 1992 toronto blue jays and the 1999 new york yankees. the 2006 st. louis cardinals later accomplished the same of feat, as did the 2008 philadelphia phillies, the 2014 san francisco giants, the 2016 chicago cubs and most recently the 2017 houston astros. they also became the second expansion team in the national league to win two world series titles, following the new york mets who achieved this feat in ; the toronto blue jays of the american league, who pulled this off in and , are the third major-league expansion franchise to do so. the kansas city royals, also of the american league, became the 4th expansion franchise to win two world series titles, adding the 2015 title to their 1985 win. the marlins also became the fastest expansion team to win two world series titles, as the mets won their second title in their 25th season, and the blue jays did it in their 17th (the royals, joining the group 12 years later, got their second title in their 47th season).
2003 world series
successful teams include the st. louis cardinals (11 world series titles), cincinnati reds (5 world series titles), chicago bulls (6 nba titles), the detroit pistons (3 nba titles), the green bay packers (4 super bowl titles, 13 total nfl championships), the chicago bears (1 super bowl title, 9 total nfl championships), the cleveland browns (4 aafc championships, 4 nfl championships), the detroit red wings (11 stanley cup titles), the detroit tigers (4 world series titles), and the chicago blackhawks (6 stanley cup titles).
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