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Draw a club from all 30 Major League Baseball teams. Keep the full league, or limit the pick to the American League, the National League, and East, Central, or West.
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Last updated: October 5, 2026 · Published: 2026-04-17 · Updated: 2026-10-05
Up to 100 picks. Same team can appear more than once.
Set filters and click generate
A random MLB team generator draws a club from Major League Baseball. This one uses all 30 teams. You choose a league, a division, or both, ask for up to 100 names, and get a numbered list. Turn duplicates off and each club appears once.
The card shows the club, its side of the bracket, and its home city. A clipboard line looks like "1. Baltimore Orioles — AL East". The tool does not assign a pitcher, a score, or a playoff seed.
The default is one team from the full league, with repeats allowed. The American League and the National League each have 15 clubs, split into three divisions of five. An East, Central, or West filter by itself keeps both leagues, so that pool has ten clubs.
Three steps from a division to a name you can paste.
Leave both on the full league, or limit the draw to the AL or NL and to East, Central, or West. A league plus a division is five clubs.
The box starts at 1 team. Duplicates are allowed up to 100. Turn them off to draw each club once.
Generate a team, then copy the numbered line. The league, division, and home city are on the card.
Each division has five clubs. The Athletics are the AL West club that played in Oakland. MLB now lists them as the Athletics, and they play at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento for 2025 through 2027, with a planned move to Las Vegas in 2028. The Rays play at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg again in 2026, after a 2025 season at George M. Steinbrenner Field.
Cleveland is the Guardians. Both leagues use a designated hitter, so an AL or NL filter changes the clubs in the draw and leaves the batting rules the same.
| AL East | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Baltimore Orioles | Baltimore |
| Boston Red Sox | Boston |
| New York Yankees | New York |
| Tampa Bay Rays | St. Petersburg |
| Toronto Blue Jays | Toronto |
| AL Central | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Chicago White Sox | Chicago |
| Cleveland Guardians | Cleveland |
| Detroit Tigers | Detroit |
| Kansas City Royals | Kansas City |
| Minnesota Twins | Minneapolis |
| AL West | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Houston Astros | Houston |
| Los Angeles Angels | Anaheim |
| Athletics | West Sacramento |
| Seattle Mariners | Seattle |
| Texas Rangers | Arlington |
| NL East | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Atlanta Braves | Atlanta |
| Miami Marlins | Miami |
| New York Mets | New York |
| Philadelphia Phillies | Philadelphia |
| Washington Nationals | Washington |
| NL Central | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Chicago Cubs | Chicago |
| Cincinnati Reds | Cincinnati |
| Milwaukee Brewers | Milwaukee |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | Pittsburgh |
| St. Louis Cardinals | St. Louis |
| NL West | |
|---|---|
| Club | Home |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | Phoenix |
| Colorado Rockies | Denver |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | Los Angeles |
| San Diego Padres | San Diego |
| San Francisco Giants | San Francisco |
| Filter | Clubs |
|---|---|
| All MLB | 30 |
| American League | 15 |
| National League | 15 |
| East (both leagues) | 10 |
| Central (both leagues) | 10 |
| West (both leagues) | 10 |
| AL East | 5 |
| AL Central | 5 |
| AL West | 5 |
| NL East | 5 |
| NL Central | 5 |
| NL West | 5 |
MLB's postseason format sends 12 clubs to October: six from each league. The three division winners qualify, and so do the three best remaining clubs, the Wild Cards. The two division winners with the best records skip the first round.
The Wild Card Series is a best-of-three, and the higher seed hosts all of the games. The No. 3 seed plays the No. 6 seed. The No. 4 seed plays the No. 5 seed. The bracket does not reseed after that. The No. 1 seed plays the winner of the 4-versus-5 series, and the No. 2 seed plays the winner of the 3-versus-6 series. That keeps the No. 1 seed away from another division winner in the Division Series.
For 2026, MLB scheduled the Wild Card Series to start on September 29 and Division Series Game 1s on October 3. World Series Game 1 is scheduled for October 23 at the park of the league champion with the better regular-season record.
| Round | How it works |
|---|---|
| Field | 12 clubs: six per league, three division winners and three Wild Cards |
| Byes | The two best division winners in each league skip the Wild Card Series |
| Wild Card Series | Best of three. The higher seed hosts every game. 3 plays 6, and 4 plays 5 |
| Division Series | Best of five, in a 2-2-1. The 1 seed plays the 4-or-5 winner. The 2 seed plays the 3-or-6 winner |
| League Championship | Best of seven. The higher seed has home-field advantage |
| World Series | Best of seven. Home field goes to the league champion with the better regular-season record |
| Ties | No extra tiebreaker game. Standing ties are broken from the regular-season results |
The 2026 dates are from MLB's postseason schedule announcement. The series lengths are from MLB's format FAQ. The schedule is subject to change, and this page does not list the clubs that reached the 2026 bracket.
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