2026 World Series Odds for Every MLB Team Ahead of Spring Training (Dodgers, Yankees Among Favorites)

Pitchers and catchers are starting to report, and that means the 2026 MLB season is right around the corner.

The Los Angeles Dodgers once again loaded up this offseason in an attempt to defend their crown, but anything can happen in the long grind of the MLB season and playoffs.

Let’s take a look at the 2026 World Series odds as well as the odds to win each league for MLB team ahead of spring training.

2026 World Series Odds for Every MLB Team

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Los Angeles Dodgers: +230
New York Yankees: +950
Seattle Mariners: +1300
Toronto Blue Jays: +1400
Philadelphia Phillies: +1400
New York Mets: +1400
Boston Red Sox: +1500
Atlanta Braves: +1600
Chicago Cubs: +1800
Houston Astros: +2200
Baltimore Orioles: +2200
Detroit Tigers: +2500
Milwaukee Brewers: +2800
San Diego Padres: +2800
Texas Rangers: +3000
Kansas City Royals: +4000
Cincinnati Reds: +4000
Cleveland Guardians: +5000
Arizona Diamondbacks: +6500
San Francisco Giants: +6500
Tampa Bay Rays: +9000
Minnesota Twins: +10000
Athletics: +10000
Pittsburgh Pirates: +10000
Miami Marlins: +20000
St. Louis Cardinals: +20000
Los Angeles Angels: +25000
Colorado Rockies: +50000
Chicago White Sox: +50000
Washington Nationals: +50000

The Dodgers became the first preseason favorite to win the World Series since the Cubs in 2016, and are once again heavy favorites to repeat in 2026. It makes sense given their loaded lineup, rotation, and offseason additions.

But there’s no fun in betting a +230 favorite that won’t pay out for another eight months.

Since the Royals won the World Series in 2015 with +3300 preseason odds (tied for 18th), only the Rangers (tied for 13th in 2023) won it all from outside the top 10 teams coming into the season.

So looking at the top 10 teams for this season, my pick would be between last year’s American League Championship Series combatants in the Mariners and Blue Jays. The Mariners have the same core lineup and solid rotation, and the Blue Jays were inches away from winning it all last year.

The Yankees somehow have the second-best odds, but that doesn’t make too much sense to me. Their rotation is still lacking, and their lineup has question marks outside of Aaron Judge.

However, the Tigers caught my eye at the 11th best odds. They have arguably the best starting rotation in the league, which would give them a huge advantage in a short playoff series.

Among potential longshot NL teams to take down the Dodgers, I’m staying in the NL West with the Padres. They still have a strong lineup led by Fernando Tatis Jr. and their rotation is solid as well.

The Phillies are running it back again, and maybe their strategy of getting enough cracks at it and hoping they can catch lightning in a bottle will finally work. These +1400 odds seem too short, though, especially when Zack Wheeler’s status is still up in the air, so you can probably get longer odds during the season.

All in all, though, it’s once again the Dodgers vs. everybody in the 2026 World Series odds ahead of spring training.

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