MLB: Greatest Home Franchises in Baseball History (Best All Time Home Records)

The Yankees: Best Home Team of All Time

The Yankees: Best Home Team of All Time

The ol’ Yankees are at it again.  They’re the best home team of all time.

Those Giants and Dodgers, who both had their origins in New York, represent  as well.

And of course serious baseball towns like Boston and St. Louis help round out the top five home franchises in terms of W-L percentage.

Then, you have a couple gimmick teams. The Houston Astros had the Astrodome, the first domed and artificially-turfed baseball field.  The Colorado Rockies play in the thin air of Coors Field, where they keep the baseballs in giant humidors.

The San Diego Padres are the only franchise that loses more at home than wins. Now that’s a damper.

Thanks to baseball-reference’s play index.

Tomorrow: The best road franchises.

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RANK FRANCHISE W-L% 
1. Yankees 8,628 5,273 3,317 .614 
2. Giants 8,656 4,978 3,637 .578 
3. Red Sox 8,656 4,917 3,698 .571 
4. Dodgers 8,663 4,842 3,778 .562 
5. Cardinals 8,695 4,810 3,825 .557 
6. Astros 3,995 2,213 1,780 .554 
7. Rockies 1,511 835 676 .553 
8. Pirates 8,681 4,749 3,891 .550 
8. Tigers 8,680 4,748 3,892 .550 
10. Indians 8,672 4,725 3,904 .548 
10. White Sox 8,653 4,712 3,886 .548 
12. Cubs 8,714 4,709 3,953 .544 
13. Reds 8,707 4,692 3,969 .542 
14. Diamondbacks 1,137 613 524 .539 
15. A’s 8,618 4,573 4,000 .533 
16. Blue Jays 2,776 1,477 1,299 .532 
17. Angels 4,082 2,164 1,918 .530 
18. Twins 8,692 4,535 4,093 .526 
19. Braves 8,596 4,473 4,066 .524 
20. Royals 3,409 1,770 1,637 .520 
20. Marlins 1,503 781 722 .520 
22. Rangers 4,072 2,107 1,965 .517 
23. Brewers 3,417 1,758 1,657 .515 
24. Nationals 3,396 1,742 1,654 .513 
25. Mets 3,988 2,041 1,942 .512 
26. Orioles 8,647 4,387 4,196 .511 
27. Mariners 2,775 1,404 1,371 .506 
28. Phillies 8,612 4,334 4,242 .505 
29. Rays 1,135 572 563 .504 
30. Padres 3,430 1,706 1,723 .498 
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Posted on April 13, 2012, in MLB and tagged , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.

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