2025 World Series Odds: Dodgers Favored to Three-Peat

The Dodgers came back to win the 2025 World Series after trailing in Game 7 to the Toronto Blue Jays. They're favored to win a third consecutive Fall Classic in 2026.

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Nov 3, 2025 • 11:06 ET • 5 min read
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Photo By - Imagn Images. Dodgers SP/DH Shohei Ohtani during World Series celebrations.

The Toronto Blue Jays suffered the most heartbreaking result imaginable, blowing a 4-3 lead with one out in the ninth inning before the Los Angeles Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series title.

It's back to the drawing board for the Blue Jays, who have several question marks on the roster this offseason (Bo Bichette's future chief among them). Toronto isn't among the early favorites to win the 2026 World Series, either.

MLB odds unsurprisingly have the Dodgers pegged as betting favorites to win a third straight Fall Classic at +350, with the New York Yankees (+750), Philadelphia Phillies (+1100), Houston Astros (+1300), and Seattle Mariners (+1300) among the closest competitors.

Here's a look at the early 2026 World Series odds as we gear up for this winter's free agency.

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Past World Series winners

The Los Angeles Dodgers won the 2025 World Series by toppling the Toronto Blue Jays in an epic seven-game series.

Here are the last 10 World Series winners, along with their opening odds.

Season Winner Opening odds Runner up
2025 Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers +240 Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays
2024 Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers +350 Yankees New York Yankees
2023 Rangers Texas Rangers +5000 Diamondbacks Arizona Diamondbacks
2022 Astros Houston Astros +800 Phillies Philadelphia Phillies
2021 Braves Atlanta Braves +1000 Astros Houston Astros
2020 Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers +600 Rays Tampa Bay Rays
2019 Nationals Washington Nationals +1800 Astros Houston Astros
2018 Red Sox Boston Red Sox +1200 Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers
2017 Astros Houston Astros +1600 Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers
2016 Cubs Chicago Cubs +1050 Guardians Cleveland Guardians

The biggest World Series underdogs 

Below are the 10 World Series-winning teams since 1985 with the longest opening odds.

Season Winner Opening odds
1991 Twins Minnesota Twins +8000
2003 Marlins Florida Marlins +7500
2023 Rangers Texas Rangers +5000
1987 Twins Minnesota Twins +5000
2013 Red Sox Boston Red Sox +4000
2002 Angels Anaheim Angels +4000
2010 Giants San Francisco Giants +2500
2005 White Sox Chicago White Sox +2200
2008 Phillies Philadelphia Phillies +2000
2014 Giants San Francisco Giants +2000

Teams with most World Series titles

Team World Series titles Most recent championship
Yankees New York Yankees 27 2009
Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals 11 2011
Athletics Oakland A's 9 1989
Red Sox Boston Red Sox 9 2018
Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers 9 2025
Giants San Francisco Giants 8 2014
Reds Cincinnati Reds 5 1990
Pirates Pittsburgh Pirates 5 1979
Tigers Detroit Tigers 4 1984
Braves Atlanta Braves 4 2021
Cubs Chicago Cubs 3 2016
Orioles Baltimore Orioles 3 1983
Twins Minnesota Twins 3 1991
White Sox Chicago White Sox 3 2005

The New York Yankees are the most decorated team in MLB history, and it isn't close. In addition to winning a whopping 27 titles, they've played in 41 World Series. The Los Angeles Dodgers are second all-time with 23 World Series appearances, while the St. Louis Cardinals have won the second-most championships at 11.


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Jason Wilson is an experienced journalist who has worked in a variety of roles within the industry for the past 18 years. Working at community newspapers in New Brunswick, Jason wore many hats as a reporter, editor, and photographer, covering everything from sports to courts to municipal politics. After shifting gears and working as an educator for a few years in the 2010s, Jason returned to full-time work in media as an MLB news editor for six years at theScore in Toronto before joining Covers in late 2021.

He has honed his editorial acumen over his years in the industry, showcasing flexibility, patience, and a strong work ethic. While he was relatively new to sports betting upon joining Covers, Jason has taken the plunge with gusto to learn the ins and outs of the industry, both as a method to improve professionally and to add an extra angle to his sports fandom.

In addition to sports, Jason is an avid film nut and former movie critic who monitors the Academy Awards betting odds for Covers. Jason holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism degree and a Bachelor of Education degree from St. Thomas University.

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