The Los Angeles Dodgers dominate trader consensus at 27.5% implied probability for the 2026 World Series, fueled by their defending champion roster, Shohei Ohtani's locked-in two-way excellence, and offseason pitching reinforcements like Blake Snell amid a league-high payroll sustaining depth through contention windows. Boston Red Sox (8.3%) edge ahead via aggressive rebuild momentum, headlined by prospect surges from Roman Anthony and Kyle Teel alongside veteran arms, differentiating their high-upside farm from New York Yankees' (7.5%) star-heavy lineup anchored by Aaron Judge but vulnerable to free-agent flux like Juan Soto. Seattle Mariners (7.1%) stand out with elite rotation stability from Luis Castillo and George Kirby, while the wide-open field reflects AL/NL parity, unpredictable injuries, and prospect maturation risks across contenders like Mets and Blue Jays.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedLos Angeles Dodgers 28%
Boston Red Sox 8.3%
New York Yankees 8%
Seattle Mariners 7.4%
$6,432,483 Vol.
$6,432,483 Vol.
Los Angeles Dodgers
28%
Boston Red Sox
8%
New York Yankees
8%
Seattle Mariners
7%
New York Mets
6%
Toronto Blue Jays
6%
Atlanta Braves
5%
Chicago Cubs
4%
Philadelphia Phillies
4%
Detroit Tigers
4%
Baltimore Orioles
3%
San Diego Padres
3%
Houston Astros
2%
Milwaukee Brewers
2%
Texas Rangers
2%
Cincinnati Reds
1%
Kansas City Royals
1%
Cleveland Guardians
1%
Pittsburgh Pirates
1%
San Francisco Giants
1%
Arizona Diamondbacks
1%
Tampa Bay Rays
1%
Athletics
1%
Minnesota Twins
1%
Miami Marlins
<1%
Chicago White Sox
<1%
Los Angeles Angels
<1%
Washington Nationals
<1%
St. Louis Cardinals
<1%
Colorado Rockies
<1%
Los Angeles Dodgers 28%
Boston Red Sox 8.3%
New York Yankees 8%
Seattle Mariners 7.4%
$6,432,483 Vol.
$6,432,483 Vol.
Los Angeles Dodgers
28%
Boston Red Sox
8%
New York Yankees
8%
Seattle Mariners
7%
New York Mets
6%
Toronto Blue Jays
6%
Atlanta Braves
5%
Chicago Cubs
4%
Philadelphia Phillies
4%
Detroit Tigers
4%
Baltimore Orioles
3%
San Diego Padres
3%
Houston Astros
2%
Milwaukee Brewers
2%
Texas Rangers
2%
Cincinnati Reds
1%
Kansas City Royals
1%
Cleveland Guardians
1%
Pittsburgh Pirates
1%
San Francisco Giants
1%
Arizona Diamondbacks
1%
Tampa Bay Rays
1%
Athletics
1%
Minnesota Twins
1%
Miami Marlins
<1%
Chicago White Sox
<1%
Los Angeles Angels
<1%
Washington Nationals
<1%
St. Louis Cardinals
<1%
Colorado Rockies
<1%
If at any point it becomes impossible for a listed team to win the 2026 MLB World Series per the rules of MLB (e.g., they are eliminated in the playoffs), the corresponding market will resolve to “No”.
If the 2026 MLB season is cancelled, postponed after December 31, 2026 ET, or there is otherwise no winner declared within that timeframe, this market will resolve to “Other”.
The primary resolution source will be official information from MLB (https://www.mlb.com/); however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
Market Opened: Jan 21, 2026, 3:39 PM ET
Resolver
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0x2F5e3684c...The Los Angeles Dodgers dominate trader consensus at 27.5% implied probability for the 2026 World Series, fueled by their defending champion roster, Shohei Ohtani's locked-in two-way excellence, and offseason pitching reinforcements like Blake Snell amid a league-high payroll sustaining depth through contention windows. Boston Red Sox (8.3%) edge ahead via aggressive rebuild momentum, headlined by prospect surges from Roman Anthony and Kyle Teel alongside veteran arms, differentiating their high-upside farm from New York Yankees' (7.5%) star-heavy lineup anchored by Aaron Judge but vulnerable to free-agent flux like Juan Soto. Seattle Mariners (7.1%) stand out with elite rotation stability from Luis Castillo and George Kirby, while the wide-open field reflects AL/NL parity, unpredictable injuries, and prospect maturation risks across contenders like Mets and Blue Jays.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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