Full regular-season grades for all 30 MLB teams

SportsNewsNow newsroom brief · 17m ago · 1 min read · via espn.com

Whether your team is headed to October or packing its bags for the offseason, how did 2026 measure up to expectations?

The 2026 MLB season has been a wild ride, and now that the regular season is in the books, it's time to hand out grades to all 30 teams. For fans, it's a chance to reflect on the highs and lows of the year and assess how their team performed relative to expectations. The grades will undoubtedly be influenced by each team's win-loss record, but also by factors like player development, front office moves, and overall competitiveness.

For teams that are headed to the postseason, a strong regular season sets the stage for a deep playoff run. These teams will look to build on their momentum and make a lasting impact in October. On the other hand, teams that are packing their bags for the offseason will be looking to regroup and recharge for 2027. They'll be evaluating what went wrong and making adjustments to get back in contention next year. The grades will provide a snapshot of each team's progress and give fans a sense of what to expect heading into the offseason.

As we look ahead, all eyes will be on the postseason and which teams will emerge as World Series contenders. Will teams like the Yankees, Dodgers, and Astros live up to their preseason hype, or will surprise teams like the Rays or Brewers make a deep run? The offseason will also be a key storyline, with free agency and the trade market set to shape the landscape of the league. Stay tuned for more analysis and coverage as the 2026 postseason gets underway and the 2027 season starts to take shape.

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