Combined Wild Card Game, Division-series, LCS, and World Series Record As Wild-card Winners
| Wild-card team | Series record* | Playoffs |
|---|---|---|
| Florida/Miami Marlins | 6–0 | Won 1997 World Series and 2003 World Series |
| Anaheim Angels/Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim | 3–0 | Won 2002 World Series |
| Boston Red Sox | 6–6 | Won 2004 World Series |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 4–2 | Won 2011 World Series |
| New York Mets | 3–2 | Lost 2000 World Series to New York (AL), 4–1 |
| San Francisco Giants | 2–1 | Lost 2002 World Series to Anaheim, 4–3 |
| Houston Astros | 3–2 | Lost 2005 World Series to Chicago (AL), 4–0 |
| Detroit Tigers | 2–1 | Lost 2006 World Series to St. Louis Cardinals, 4–1 |
| Baltimore Orioles | 2–2 | Lost 1996 American League Championship Series to New York (AL), 4–1. |
| Colorado Rockies | 2–3 | Lost 2007 World Series to Boston Red Sox, 4–0 |
| Seattle Mariners | 1–1 | Lost 2000 American League Championship Series to New York (AL), 4–2. |
| New York Yankees | 1–4 | Lost 2010 American League Championship Series |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | 0–2 | Lost 2006 National League Division Series |
| Atlanta Braves | 0–2 | Lost 2010 National League Division Series |
| Chicago Cubs | 0–1 | Lost 1998 National League Division Series |
| Oakland Athletics | 0–1 | Lost 2001 American League Division Series |
| Milwaukee Brewers | 0–1 | Lost 2008 National League Division Series |
| Tampa Bay Rays | 0–1 | Lost 2011 American League Division Series |
| Texas Rangers | 0–1 | Lost 2012 American League Wild Card Game |
(*) – Counts one-game wild card playoff in the statistics.
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