The Playoff History of the MBL
This page details the history and heroics of the Molson Baseball League playoffs. Due to lack of data, some records are incomplete. If you can help, please send an email to us.
The Glove
Each season, the twenty franchises compete for the right to own "The Glove" for one year.
World Series History
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1995 - Montreal Expos - New York Mets winner vs. Los Angeles Dodgers
Hideo Nomo, David Cone, and the rest of the Dodgers await the winner of the Connie Mack League Championship Series.
1994 - Houston Astros 4, Oakland Athletics 0
MVP Jeff Bagwell teamed with Craig Biggio to sweep Frank Thomas and his fellow A's to bring Houston, historically one of the weakest franchises in the league, its first league championship in 16 years.
1993 - Montreal Expos 4, San Francisco Giants 3
1992 - Montreal Expos 4, San Francisco Giants 2
1991 - Seattle Mariners vs. New York Yankees
1990 - Chicago Cubs 4, San Diego Padres 3
In a historic game seven matchup featuring Roger Clemens (19-3, 2.25) against Nolan Ryan (16-5, 1.89), Ryan's Cubs win the series after reserve OF Rick Leach hits a grandslam in the fourth off Clemens to complete Chicago's comeback from a 3-2 series deficit. This series featured two truly great teams --- the Cubs (124 - 38) and Padres (116 - 46)
1989 - San Diego Padres 4, Milwaukee Brewers 3
The Padres, led by Fred McGriff's four home runs, defeated the injury-riddled Brewers in a hotly-contested series. The Brewers, 87-73 during the season, had lost starting 1B Mark McGwire, RF Jose Canseco, and CF Eric Davis in the league championship over the Dodgers, yet still were able to take the 100-62 Padres to seven games. Only Padre victories in games five and six behind Andy Benes and Roger Clemens, an offseason acquisition from the Mets, prevented what would have been an inspired championship by the battered Brewers. This series proved to be the swan song for the Brewers who, along with the Mets, could claim to be the team of the 1980s.
1988 - Kansas City Royals 4, New York Yankees 2
1987 - Milwaukee Brewers 4, New York Mets 3
In a rematch of the 1986 World Series, the powerful Brewers overcame a 3-1 deficit behind MVP Spike Owen's timely hitting and bested Met starters Roger Clemens and Dwight Gooden in games five and six. In the final game, Brewer 3B Wade Boggs' homerun off Roger McDowell keyed a 5-run seventh as the Brew Crew won, 7-3, to take the series. The Brewers were led during the regular season by Dale Murphy (.285-35-112), Kevin McReynolds (.300-38-129), and Wade Boggs (.387-29-119).1986 - New York Mets 4, Milwaukee Brewers 3
1985 - Los Angeles Dodgers 4, Toronto Blue Jays 1
1983 - New York Mets 4, Montreal Expos 2
1978 - Houston Astros 4, Philadelphia Phillies 0
League Championship Series History
Prior to the 1989 season, the then 14-team league was divided evenly into the Golden and Brador Divisions.John McGraw League Championship Series
1995 - Los Angeles Dodgers 4, San Diego Padres 21994 - Houston Astros 4, Los Angeles Dodgers 2
1993 - San Francisco Giants 4, Los Angeles Dodgers 3
1992 - San Francisco Giants 4, Toronto Blue Jays 3
1991 - New York Yankees 4, San Francisco Giants 2
1990 - San Diego Padres 4, Montreal Expos 3
1989 - San Diego Padres 4, Atlanta Braves 1
Connie Mack League Championship Series
1995 - Montreal Expos vs. New York Mets1994 - Oakland Athletics 4, Atlanta Braves 2
1993 - Montreal Expos 4, San Diego Padres 3
1992 - Montreal Expos 4, New York Mets 3
1991 - Seattle Mariners 4, San Diego Padres 2
1990 - Chicago Cubs 4, Saint Louis Cardinals 3
1989 - Milwaukee Brewers 4, Los Angeles Dodgers 3
Brador Division Championship Series
1988 - New York Yankees 4, Chicago Cubs 31987 - Milwaukee Brewers 4, Toronto Blue Jays 3
1986 - Milwaukee Brewers 4, Toronto Blue Jays 3
1985 - Toronto Blue Jays 4, Saint Louis Cardinals 2
Golden Division Championship Series
1988 - Kansas City Royals 4, Texas Rangers 31987 - New York Mets 4, Kansas City Royals 3
1986 - New York Mets 4, Houston Astros 1
1985 - Los Angeles Dodgers 4, New York Mets 3
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