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World Series since 1903 - variant 1

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No. Year National League Manager
 W?
 games
 games
 W?
 American League Manager
1 1903 [1] Pittsburgh Pirates Fred Clarke – 3 5 † AL Boston Americans Jimmy Collins
2 1905 [2] New York Giants John McGraw NL 4 1 – Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack
3 1906 [3] Chicago Cubs Frank Chance – 2 4 AL Chicago White Sox Fielder Jones
4 1907 [4] Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL 4* 0* – Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings
5 1908 [5] Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL 4 1 – Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates Fred Clarke NL Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings AL 4–3 [6]
1910 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL 4–1 [7]
1911 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [8]
1912 Boston Red Sox Jake Stahl AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–3-(1)* [9]
1913 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–1 [10]
1914 Boston Braves George Stallings NL Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL 4–0 [11]
1915 Boston Red Sox Bill Carrigan AL Philadelphia Phillies Pat Moran NL 4–1 [12]
1916 Boston Red Sox Bill Carrigan AL Brooklyn Robins Wilbert Robinson NL 4–1 [13]
1917 Chicago White Sox Pants Rowland AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [14]
1918 Boston Red Sox Ed Barrow AL Chicago Cubs Fred Mitchell NL 4–2 [15]
1919 Cincinnati Reds Pat Moran NL Chicago White Sox Kid Gleason AL 5–3 † [16]
1920 Cleveland Indians Tris Speaker AL Brooklyn Robins Wilbert Robinson NL 5–2 † [17]
1921 New York Giants John McGraw NL New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL 5–3 † [18]
1922 New York Giants John McGraw NL New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL 4–0-(1)* [19]
1923 New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [20]
1924 Washington Senators Bucky Harris AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–3 [21]
1925 Pittsburgh Pirates Bill McKechnie NL Washington Senators Bucky Harris AL 4–3 [22]
1926 St. Louis Cardinals Rogers Hornsby NL New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL 4–3 [23]
1927 New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL Pittsburgh Pirates Owen Bush NL 4–0 [24]
1928 New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL St. Louis Cardinals Bill McKechnie NL 4–0 [25]
1929 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL Chicago Cubs Joe McCarthy NL 4–1 [26]
1930 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL St. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street NL 4–2 [27]
1931 St. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street NL Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL 4–3 [28]
1932 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–0 [29]
1933 New York Giants Bill Terry NL Washington Senators Joe Cronin AL 4–1 [30]
1934 St. Louis Cardinals Frank Frisch NL Detroit Tigers Mickey Cochrane AL 4–3 [31]
1935 Detroit Tigers Mickey Cochrane AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–2 [32]
1936 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL New York Giants Bill Terry NL 4–2 [33]
1937 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL New York Giants Bill Terry NL 4–1 [34]
1938 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Chicago Cubs Gabby Hartnett NL 4–0 [35]
1939 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Cincinnati Reds Bill McKechnie NL 4–0 [36]
1940 Cincinnati Reds Bill McKechnie NL Detroit Tigers Del Baker AL 4–3 [37]
1941 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Brooklyn Dodgers Leo Durocher NL 4–1 [38]
1942 St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL 4–1 [39]
1943 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL 4–1 [40]
1944 St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL St. Louis Browns Luke Sewell AL 4–2 [41]
1945 Detroit Tigers Steve O'Neill AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–3 [42]
1946 St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Dyer NL Boston Red Sox Joe Cronin AL 4–3 [43]
1947 New York Yankees Bucky Harris AL Brooklyn Dodgers Burt Shotton NL 4–3 [44]
1948 Cleveland Indians Lou Boudreau AL Boston Braves Billy Southworth NL 4–2 [45]
1949 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Burt Shotton NL 4–1 [46]
1950 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Philadelphia Phillies Eddie Sawyer NL 4–0 [47]
1951 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL New York Giants Leo Durocher NL 4–2 [48]
1952 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Charlie Dressen NL 4–3 [49]
1953 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Charlie Dressen NL 4–2 [50]
1954 New York Giants Leo Durocher NL Cleveland Indians Al Lopez AL 4–0 [51]
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers Walter Alston NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [52]
1956 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–3 [53]
1957 Milwaukee Braves Fred Haney NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [54]
1958 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Milwaukee Braves Fred Haney NL 4–3 [55]
1959 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL Chicago White Sox Al Lopez AL 4–2 [56]
1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Danny Murtaugh NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [57]
1961 New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL Cincinnati Reds Fred Hutchinson NL 4–1 [58]
1962 New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL San Francisco Giants Alvin Dark NL 4–3 [59]
1963 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL 4–0 [60]
1964 St. Louis Cardinals Johnny Keane NL New York Yankees Yogi Berra AL 4–3 [61]
1965 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL Minnesota Twins Sam Mele AL 4–3 [62]
1966 Baltimore Orioles Hank Bauer AL Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–0 [63]
1967 St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst NL Boston Red Sox Dick Williams AL 4–3 [64]
1968 Detroit Tigers Mayo Smith AL St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst NL 4–0 [65]
1969 New York Mets Gil Hodges NL, 1962 Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–1 [66]
1970 Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL 4–1 [67]
1971 Pittsburgh Pirates Danny Murtaugh NL Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–3 [68]
1972 Oakland Athletics (A's) Dick Williams AL Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL 4–3 [69]
1973 Oakland Athletics (A's) Dick Williams AL New York Mets Yogi Berra NL, 1962 4–3 [70]
1974 Oakland Athletics (A's) Alvin Dark AL Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–1 [71]
1975 Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL Boston Red Sox Darrell Johnson AL 4–3 [72]
1976 Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL New York Yankees Billy Martin AL 4–0 [73]
1977 New York Yankees Billy Martin AL Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL 4–2 [74]
1978 New York Yankees Bob Lemon AL Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL 4–2 [75]
1979 Pittsburgh Pirates Chuck Tanner NL Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–3 [76]
1980 Philadelphia Phillies Dallas Green NL Kansas City Royals Jim Frey AL, 1969 4–2 [77]
1981 Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL New York Yankees Bob Lemon AL 4–2 [78]
1982 St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL Milwaukee Brewers Harvey Kuenn AL, 1969 4–3 [79]
1983 Baltimore Orioles Joe Altobelli AL Philadelphia Phillies Paul Owens NL 4–1 [80]
1984 Detroit Tigers Sparky Anderson AL San Diego Padres Dick Williams NL, 1969 4–1 [81]
1985 Kansas City Royals Dick Howser AL, 1969 St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL 4–3 [82]
1986 New York Mets Davey Johnson NL, 1962 Boston Red Sox John McNamara AL 4–3 [83]
1987 Minnesota Twins Tom Kelly AL St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL 4–3 [84]
1988 Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL 4–1 [85]
1989 Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL San Francisco Giants Roger Craig NL 4–0 [86]
1990 Cincinnati Reds Lou Piniella NL Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL 4–0 [87]
1991 Minnesota Twins Tom Kelly AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–3 [88]
1992 Toronto Blue Jays Cito Gaston AL, 1977 Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–2 [89]
1993 Toronto Blue Jays Cito Gaston AL, 1977 Philadelphia Phillies Jim Fregosi NL 4–2 [90]
1995 Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL Cleveland Indians Mike Hargrove AL 4–2 [91]
1996 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–2 [92]
1997 Florida Marlins ◊ Jim Leyland NL, 1993 Cleveland Indians Mike Hargrove AL 4–3 [93]
1998 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL San Diego Padres Bruce Bochy NL, 1969 4–0 [94]
1999 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–0 [95]
2000 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL New York Mets ◊ Bobby Valentine NL, 1962 4–1 [96]
2001 Arizona Diamondbacks Bob Brenly NL, 1998 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL 4–3 [97]
2002 Anaheim Angels ◊ Mike Scioscia AL San Francisco Giants ◊ Dusty Baker NL 4–3 [98]
2003 Florida Marlins ◊ Jack McKeon NL, 1993 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL 4–2 [99]
2004 Boston Red Sox ◊ Terry Francona AL St. Louis Cardinals Tony La Russa NL 4–0 [100]
2005 Chicago White Sox Ozzie Guillén AL Houston Astros ◊ Phil Garner NL, 1962 4–0 [101]
2006 St. Louis Cardinals Tony La Russa NL Detroit Tigers ◊ Jim Leyland AL 4–1 [102]
2007 Boston Red Sox Terry Francona AL Colorado Rockies◊ Clint Hurdle NL, 1993 4–0 [103]
2008 Philadelphia Phillies Charlie Manuel NL Tampa Bay Rays Joe Maddon AL, 1998 4–1 [104]

* Denotes that one game ended in a tie.
† Won by the best record in 9 games.
◊ Denotes wild-card team (since 1995).

sample lines

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No.
 Year NL Manager
 National League W?
 NL
 = AL
 W?
 American League AL Manager
1 1903 [105] Clarke, FredFred Clarke Pittsburgh Pirates – 3 † 5 AL Boston Americans Collins, JimmyJimmy Collins
2 1905 [106] John McGraw New York Giants NL 4 1 – Philadelphia Athletics Mack, ConnieConnie Mack
3 1906 [107] Chance, FrankFrank Chance Chicago Cubs – 2 4 AL Chicago White Sox Jones, FielderFielder Jones
4 1907 [108] Chance, FrankFrank Chance Chicago Cubs NL 4 (1)* 0 – Detroit Tigers Jennings, HughHugh Jennings
5 1908 [109] Chance, FrankFrank Chance Chicago Cubs NL 4 1 – Detroit Tigers Jennings, HughHugh Jennings
6 1909 [110] Clarke, FredFred Clarke Pittsburgh Pirates NL 4 3 – Detroit Tigers Jennings, HughHugh Jennings
7 1910 [111] Chance, FrankFrank Chance Chicago Cubs – 1 4 AL Philadelphia Athletics Mack, ConnieConnie Mack
8 1911 [112] McGraw, JohnJohn McGraw New York Giants – 2 4 AL Philadelphia Athletics Mack, ConnieConnie Mack

World Series since 1903 - original

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Year Winner Manager League Loser Manager League Games Ref.
1903 Boston Americans Jimmy Collins AL Pittsburgh Pirates Fred Clarke NL 5–3 † [113]
1904 The New York Giants (NL champions) declined to play the Boston Americans (AL champions)
1905 New York Giants John McGraw NL Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL 4–1 [114]
1906 Chicago White Sox Fielder Jones AL Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL 4–2 [115]
1907 Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings AL 4–0-(1)* [116]
1908 Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings AL 4–1 [117]
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates Fred Clarke NL Detroit Tigers Hugh Jennings AL 4–3 [118]
1910 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL Chicago Cubs Frank Chance NL 4–1 [119]
1911 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [120]
1912 Boston Red Sox Jake Stahl AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–3-(1)* [121]
1913 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–1 [122]
1914 Boston Braves George Stallings NL Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL 4–0 [123]
1915 Boston Red Sox Bill Carrigan AL Philadelphia Phillies Pat Moran NL 4–1 [124]
1916 Boston Red Sox Bill Carrigan AL Brooklyn Robins Wilbert Robinson NL 4–1 [125]
1917 Chicago White Sox Pants Rowland AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [126]
1918 Boston Red Sox Ed Barrow AL Chicago Cubs Fred Mitchell NL 4–2 [127]
1919 Cincinnati Reds Pat Moran NL Chicago White Sox Kid Gleason AL 5–3 † [128]
1920 Cleveland Indians Tris Speaker AL Brooklyn Robins Wilbert Robinson NL 5–2 † [129]
1921 New York Giants John McGraw NL New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL 5–3 † [130]
1922 New York Giants John McGraw NL New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL 4–0-(1)* [131]
1923 New York Yankees Miller Huggins AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–2 [132]
1924 Washington Senators Bucky Harris AL New York Giants John McGraw NL 4–3 [133]
1925 Pittsburgh Pirates Bill McKechnie NL Washington Senators Bucky Harris AL 4–3 [134]
1926 St. Louis Cardinals Rogers Hornsby NL New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL 4–3 [135]
1927 New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL Pittsburgh Pirates Owen Bush NL 4–0 [136]
1928 New York Yankees Rogers Hornsby AL St. Louis Cardinals Bill McKechnie NL 4–0 [137]
1929 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL Chicago Cubs Joe McCarthy NL 4–1 [138]
1930 Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL St. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street NL 4–2 [139]
1931 St. Louis Cardinals Gabby Street NL Philadelphia Athletics Connie Mack AL 4–3 [140]
1932 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–0 [141]
1933 New York Giants Bill Terry NL Washington Senators Joe Cronin AL 4–1 [142]
1934 St. Louis Cardinals Frank Frisch NL Detroit Tigers Mickey Cochrane AL 4–3 [143]
1935 Detroit Tigers Mickey Cochrane AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–2 [144]
1936 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL New York Giants Bill Terry NL 4–2 [145]
1937 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL New York Giants Bill Terry NL 4–1 [146]
1938 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Chicago Cubs Gabby Hartnett NL 4–0 [147]
1939 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Cincinnati Reds Bill McKechnie NL 4–0 [148]
1940 Cincinnati Reds Bill McKechnie NL Detroit Tigers Del Baker AL 4–3 [149]
1941 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL Brooklyn Dodgers Leo Durocher NL 4–1 [150]
1942 St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL 4–1 [151]
1943 New York Yankees Joe McCarthy AL St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL 4–1 [152]
1944 St. Louis Cardinals Billy Southworth NL St. Louis Browns Luke Sewell AL 4–2 [153]
1945 Detroit Tigers Steve O'Neill AL Chicago Cubs Charlie Grimm NL 4–3 [154]
1946 St. Louis Cardinals Eddie Dyer NL Boston Red Sox Joe Cronin AL 4–3 [155]
1947 New York Yankees Bucky Harris AL Brooklyn Dodgers Burt Shotton NL 4–3 [156]
1948 Cleveland Indians Lou Boudreau AL Boston Braves Billy Southworth NL 4–2 [157]
1949 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Burt Shotton NL 4–1 [158]
1950 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Philadelphia Phillies Eddie Sawyer NL 4–0 [159]
1951 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL New York Giants Leo Durocher NL 4–2 [160]
1952 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Charlie Dressen NL 4–3 [161]
1953 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Charlie Dressen NL 4–2 [162]
1954 New York Giants Leo Durocher NL Cleveland Indians Al Lopez AL 4–0 [163]
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers Walter Alston NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [164]
1956 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Brooklyn Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–3 [165]
1957 Milwaukee Braves Fred Haney NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [166]
1958 New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL Milwaukee Braves Fred Haney NL 4–3 [167]
1959 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL Chicago White Sox Al Lopez AL 4–2 [168]
1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Danny Murtaugh NL New York Yankees Casey Stengel AL 4–3 [169]
1961 New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL Cincinnati Reds Fred Hutchinson NL 4–1 [170]
1962 New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL San Francisco Giants Alvin Dark NL 4–3 [171]
1963 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL New York Yankees Ralph Houk AL 4–0 [172]
1964 St. Louis Cardinals Johnny Keane NL New York Yankees Yogi Berra AL 4–3 [173]
1965 Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL Minnesota Twins Sam Mele AL 4–3 [174]
1966 Baltimore Orioles Hank Bauer AL Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–0 [175]
1967 St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst NL Boston Red Sox Dick Williams AL 4–3 [176]
1968 Detroit Tigers Mayo Smith AL St. Louis Cardinals Red Schoendienst NL 4–0 [177]
1969 New York Mets Gil Hodges NL, 1962 Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–1 [178]
1970 Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL 4–1 [179]
1971 Pittsburgh Pirates Danny Murtaugh NL Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–3 [180]
1972 Oakland Athletics (A's) Dick Williams AL Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL 4–3 [181]
1973 Oakland Athletics (A's) Dick Williams AL New York Mets Yogi Berra NL, 1962 4–3 [182]
1974 Oakland Athletics (A's) Alvin Dark AL Los Angeles Dodgers Walter Alston NL 4–1 [183]
1975 Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL Boston Red Sox Darrell Johnson AL 4–3 [184]
1976 Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson NL New York Yankees Billy Martin AL 4–0 [185]
1977 New York Yankees Billy Martin AL Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL 4–2 [186]
1978 New York Yankees Bob Lemon AL Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL 4–2 [187]
1979 Pittsburgh Pirates Chuck Tanner NL Baltimore Orioles Earl Weaver AL 4–3 [188]
1980 Philadelphia Phillies Dallas Green NL Kansas City Royals Jim Frey AL, 1969 4–2 [189]
1981 Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL New York Yankees Bob Lemon AL 4–2 [190]
1982 St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL Milwaukee Brewers Harvey Kuenn AL, 1969 4–3 [191]
1983 Baltimore Orioles Joe Altobelli AL Philadelphia Phillies Paul Owens NL 4–1 [192]
1984 Detroit Tigers Sparky Anderson AL San Diego Padres Dick Williams NL, 1969 4–1 [193]
1985 Kansas City Royals Dick Howser AL, 1969 St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL 4–3 [194]
1986 New York Mets Davey Johnson NL, 1962 Boston Red Sox John McNamara AL 4–3 [195]
1987 Minnesota Twins Tom Kelly AL St. Louis Cardinals Whitey Herzog NL 4–3 [196]
1988 Los Angeles Dodgers Tom Lasorda NL Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL 4–1 [197]
1989 Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL San Francisco Giants Roger Craig NL 4–0 [198]
1990 Cincinnati Reds Lou Piniella NL Oakland Athletics Tony LaRussa AL 4–0 [199]
1991 Minnesota Twins Tom Kelly AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–3 [200]
1992 Toronto Blue Jays Cito Gaston AL, 1977 Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–2 [201]
1993 Toronto Blue Jays Cito Gaston AL, 1977 Philadelphia Phillies Jim Fregosi NL 4–2 [202]
1994 Cancelled due to player strike
1995 Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL Cleveland Indians Mike Hargrove AL 4–2 [203]
1996 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–2 [204]
1997 Florida Marlins ◊ Jim Leyland NL, 1993 Cleveland Indians Mike Hargrove AL 4–3 [205]
1998 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL San Diego Padres Bruce Bochy NL, 1969 4–0 [206]
1999 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL Atlanta Braves Bobby Cox NL 4–0 [207]
2000 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL New York Mets ◊ Bobby Valentine NL, 1962 4–1 [208]
2001 Arizona Diamondbacks Bob Brenly NL, 1998 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL 4–3 [209]
2002 Anaheim Angels ◊ Mike Scioscia AL San Francisco Giants ◊ Dusty Baker NL 4–3 [210]
2003 Florida Marlins ◊ Jack McKeon NL, 1993 New York Yankees Joe Torre AL 4–2 [211]
2004 Boston Red Sox ◊ Terry Francona AL St. Louis Cardinals Tony La Russa NL 4–0 [212]
2005 Chicago White Sox Ozzie Guillén AL Houston Astros ◊ Phil Garner NL, 1962 4–0 [213]
2006 St. Louis Cardinals Tony La Russa NL Detroit Tigers ◊ Jim Leyland AL 4–1 [214]
2007 Boston Red Sox Terry Francona AL Colorado Rockies◊ Clint Hurdle NL, 1993 4–0 [215]
2008 Philadelphia Phillies Charlie Manuel NL Tampa Bay Rays Joe Maddon AL, 1998 4–1 [216]

* Denotes that one game ended in a tie.
† Won by the best record in 9 games.
◊ Denotes wild-card team (since 1995).

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