- Will the New York Yankees win more than 86.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?91¢
- Will the Boston Red Sox win more than 85.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?73¢
- Will the Toronto Blue Jays win more than 84.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?8¢
- Will the Baltimore Orioles win more than 84.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?3¢
- Will the Detroit Tigers win more than 85.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?7¢
- Will the Kansas City Royals win more than 81.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?2¢
- Will the Minnesota Twins win more than 80.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?13¢
- Will the Cleveland Guardians win more than 75.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?91¢
- Will the Texas Rangers win more than 80.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?39¢
- Will the Houston Astros win more than 80.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?60¢
- Will the Los Angeles Angels win more than 72.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?2¢
- Will the Atlanta Braves win more than 90.5 games in the 2026 MLB Regular Season?94¢
This market will resolve according to the final regular season record of the listed team during the 2026 MLB Regular Season. If the listed team records more than the listed number of wins, the corresponding market will resolve to its corresponding “Over”. Otherwise, it will resolve to its corresponding “Under”. If at any point it becomes statistically impossible for the listed team to record more than listed number of wins per the rules of the MLB, the corresponding market will resolve to corresponding "Under". If the MLB Regular Season is cancelled, partially completed, or postponed after November 30, 2026, 11:59 PM ET, these markets will resolve to "50-50". The resolution source will be official information from Major League Baseball (https://www.mlb.com/standings/); however a consensus of credible reporting may also be used."
As the 2026 MLB regular season enters its final month with roughly three weeks remaining, win total markets center on teams navigating tight playoff races and September schedules. The Milwaukee Brewers hold the best record at 87-54, while the Tampa Bay Rays and Atlanta Braves sit at 83-57; the New York Yankees (80-60) and Philadelphia Phillies (79-61) trail closely in their divisions. Competitive wild-card battles in both leagues feature clusters of teams near .500, including the Chicago Cubs, San Diego Padres, and Cleveland Guardians, where remaining games against contenders or weaker opponents could swing final win counts. Key injury situations, such as New York Yankees stars dealing with rib and elbow issues plus Los Angeles Dodgers concerns around Shohei Ohtani, alongside recent roster call-ups and bullpen management, add uncertainty. Strength of schedule and series like Braves-Phillies or Rays-Rangers will heavily influence late momentum and total outcomes.