EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsThere have been 21 sweeps in World Series history, and one more is possible tonight as the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 4 of the 2026 World Series.If they pull off the sweep tonight, the Brewers not only will win their first World Series in franchise history, but also will join the 1976 Cincinnati Reds as the only teams to sweep both the LCS and the World Series.The American League has 13 sweeps under its belt, while the National League has eight. Eight of the 13 American League sweeps have been dealt by the New York Yankees. In the National League, the New York/San Francisco Giants have achieved three sweeps, while the Cincinnati Reds have two sweeps to their name.Check out the full list of World Series sweeps now:2012: San Francisco Giants over Detroit Tigers2007: Boston Red Sox over Colorado Rockies2005: Chicago White Sox over Houston Astros2004: Boston Red Sox over St. Louis Cardinals1999: New York Yankees over Atlanta Braves1998: New York Yankees over San Diego Padres1990: Cincinnati Reds over Oakland Athletics1989: Oakland Athletics over San Francisco Giants1976: Cincinnati Reds over New York Yankees1966: Baltimore Orioles over Los Angeles Dodgers1963: Los Angeles Dodgers over New York Yankees1954: New York Giants over Cleveland Indians1950: New York Yankees over Philadelphia Phillies1939: New York Yankees over Cincinnati Reds1938: New York Yankees over Chicago Cubs1932: New York Yankees over Chicago Cubs1928: New York Yankees over St. Louis Cardinals1927: New York Yankees over Pittsburgh Pirates1922: New York Giants over New York Yankees1914: Boston Braves over Philadelphia Athletics1907: Chicago Cubs over Detroit TigersFor more MLB coverage, check out the ESPN hub page for breaking news, scores, standings, stats, and more.
