List of National League Wild Card Winners - NL Wild-card Qualifiers By Year

NL Wild-card Qualifiers By Year

As of 2011, two NL wild-card teams went on to win the World Series (Miami, as Florida and St. Louis). Four teams won the NL pennant but lost the World Series (NY Mets, San Francisco, Houston, Colorado). Two other teams won the division series but lost the championship series.

  • Team names link to the season in which each team played
Year Team Record % Playoffs
Original Format
1995 Colorado Rockies 77–67 .535 Lost Division Series to Atlanta, 3–1
1996 Los Angeles Dodgers 90–72 .556 Lost Division Series to Atlanta, 3–0
1997 Florida Marlins 92–70 .568 Won World Series over Cleveland, 4–3
1998 Chicago Cubs 90–73 .552 Lost Division Series to Atlanta, 3–0
1999 New York Mets 97–66 .595 Lost NLCS to Atlanta, 4–2
2000 New York Mets 94–68 .580 Lost World Series to New York (AL), 4–1
2001 St. Louis Cardinals 93–69 .574 Lost Division Series to Arizona, 3–2
2002 San Francisco Giants 95–66 .590 Lost World Series to Anaheim, 4–3
2003 Florida Marlins 91–71 .562 Won World Series over New York (AL), 4–2
2004 Houston Astros 92–70 .568 Lost NLCS to St. Louis, 4–3
2005 Houston Astros 89–73 .549 Lost World Series to Chicago (AL), 4–0
2006 Los Angeles Dodgers 88–74 .543 Lost Division Series to New York (NL), 3–0
2007 Colorado Rockies 90–73 .552 Lost World Series to Boston, 4–0
2008 Milwaukee Brewers 90–72 .556 Lost Division Series to Philadelphia, 3–1
2009 Colorado Rockies 92–70 .568 Lost Division Series to Philadelphia, 3–1
2010 Atlanta Braves 91–71 .562 Lost Division Series to San Francisco, 3–1
2011 St. Louis Cardinals 90–72 .556 Won World Series over Texas, 4–3
Expanded Format
2012 Atlanta Braves 94–68 .580 Lost Wild Card Game to St. Louis, 6–3
St. Louis Cardinals 88–74 .543 Lost NLCS to San Francisco, 4–3
  • Wild Card Games are reflected by the game's score. The NLDS, NLCS and World Series results are reflected by the series' score.

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