| 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers | | | | Seven pitchers with double digit wins. |
| They won the pennant by 13.5 games. They | | | | They won the pennant by ten games. They |
| scored 857 runs while allowing 650 runs | | | | had three future Hall of Famers. They |
| during the regular season.Finally beat | | | | were Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan and Tony |
| the New York Yankees in a great World | | | | Perez. This was an awesome team. If they |
| Series. They had five future Hall of | | | | had better pitching I think this team |
| Famers on the team. Comprised of Duke | | | | would have been one of the top five of |
| Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Jackie Robinson, | | | | all time. |
| Roy Campenella, and Sandy Koufax. They | | | | 1984 Detroit Tigers |
| proved that wait till next year finally | | | | Won the Eastern Division by 15 games. |
| can happen. | | | | Started the season in first place and |
| | | | stayed there for the entire year. |
| 1961 New York Yankees | | | | Winning 35 of their first 40 games. |
| They won 109 games. They had six players | | | | Would they ever lose? This was the best |
| with at least 20 home runs led by Mickey | | | | start to any season for ant baseball |
| Mantle (54 home runs) and Roger Maris | | | | team I have ever seen. |
| (61 home runs), At that time the Yankees | | | | |
| set the record for most home runs in a | | | | 1998 New York Yankees |
| year. Beat the Reds in the World Series | | | | Won their division by 22 games. |
| four games to one. I remember watching | | | | Including playoffs they won 125 games |
| this team play. I never thought they | | | | and lost only 50 games for an overall |
| would lose. This team was a batting | | | | 714 winning per cent age. They scored |
| machine. One after another. They hit and | | | | more than 300 runs than their opponents. |
| hit and hit some more. | | | | 965 runs to the opposition's 656 runs. |
| 1969 Mets | | | | Ten players with at least 10 home runs. |
| Because they finished the previous year | | | | |
| 24 gamesout of first place they were not | | | | So there you have it. My 14 greatest |
| picked very high in the beginning of the | | | | teams of all time. You may agree or |
| year to do well. They had most of the | | | | disagree. But one thing is for sure. All |
| same players in 1969 that they had in | | | | these teams were pretty good. |
| 1968. Then somewhere somehow they seemed | | | | Feel free to pass this article on to |
| to create an aura of invincibility. This | | | | anyone you think would enjoy these |
| is one team for the ages. Once they got | | | | stats. |
| to the World Series you knew that they | | | | Aron Wallad has been a baseball lover |
| were a team of destiny and would win the | | | | for over 45 years. You will love his |
| trophy. This was a miracle team. | | | | honesty and his passion for the game.. |
| | | | You will be touched by the heartwarming |
| 1976 Cincinnati Reds | | | | stories. The unusual statistics will |
| Won all seven of their playoff games. | | | | amaze you and the quotes will make you |
| Scored 857 runs while allowing 633. | | | | laugh...Well Sometimes anyway. |