Total Wins of Every Current MLB Team, 1876–2025

About this chart

Each bar is one current MLB club, standing in a fixed order by the season it joined, and its height is that club's running total wins — regular-season wins, added up: every season the bar grows by that season's figure, and a club's bar appears in its first season. Every bar is solid and stands on the line at the foot of the chart: nothing here ever goes down. The scale grows as the bars need it and never shrinks. The club's mark rides just beyond each bar's tip. The line runs on into the panel at the right, which carries the season being drawn and the highest and lowest bars. The animation runs the seasons over forty-eight seconds, holds on the last for two seconds, and loops. The scrubber pauses on any season, and the speed can be changed in the controls.

Method

Each bar is one of the 30 current Major League Baseball clubs, and its height is that club's total regular-season wins — every win it has recorded, added up over every season it has played. A loss and a tie both move the bar by nothing, and the postseason is not counted. This is the companion to the net-wins chart and it draws the same rows: nothing is subtracted here, so no bar ever falls and the chart is one-sided. A bar follows the franchise, not the city or the name, and carries the club's current name and mark throughout; the 1981 season, which a players' strike split in two for twenty-two of the thirty clubs, is counted once as one season. The scale is the running high-water mark of the tallest bar, rounded up to the next four hundred, so it opens at 400 — the Chicago club's 52 wins in 1876 filling an eighth of the stage — and grows to 12,000 across a hundred and fifty seasons, the longest run on this site. The figures are Wikipedia's season-by-season tables for each club, read in September 2026 and checked club by club against a dated revision of its table of all-time records; six errors in the source were corrected and three disagreements between the two sources were left standing in the season lists' favour, each named in the record. The 30 finals add up to 221,408 wins. Every figure on the page is computed from the rows the page serves.

Data sources

• Wikipedia — the 30 lists of each MLB club’s seasons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
• Wikipedia — list of all-time Major League Baseball win–loss records, as it stood on 21 January 2026 (CC BY-SA 4.0)