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The 2026 World Series Trophy is Barely Home, And The Dodgers Are Already +360 Favorites For 2027

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The 2026 World Series championship is officially in the books, with the Milwaukee Brewers snagging their first World Series title in franchise history! They sealed the deal on Wednesday night, taking down the Tampa Bay Rays with a solid 4-1 victory in Game 5. What a moment for Milwaukee, right? But even as the confetti was still falling, some teams were already prepping for a shot at the 2027 Fall Classic.

Brewers Pop The Cork, Dodgers Already Eyeing Next Year’s Trophy

While the Brewers were busy celebrating their historic win, the smart money is already looking ahead to 2027. Who’s topping the list to hoist that Commissioner’s Trophy next year? None other than the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are currently sitting as early favorites with +360 odds. Talk about moving fast! The newly crowned champs, the Milwaukee Brewers, are right behind them, but at +600, they’ve got some ground to make up on LA’s early lead.

The Rest Of The Pack: Who’s Got A Shot At The 2027 Fall Classic?

It’s a long road to October, but the oddsmakers are already laying out the field. After the Dodgers and Brewers, the New York Yankees are in the mix with +750 odds. Then you’ve got the Tampa Bay Rays and the Boston Red Sox, both at +1800. The Chicago Cubs round out the early top contenders at +2000. Look, anything can happen in baseball, but it’s clear these teams are already making noise on the books. For all 30 MLB teams’ full odds, you’ll want to check out FanDuel Sportsbook.

The chase for the 2027 Fall Classic is officially on, even if the 2026 celebration just wrapped. It’s never too early to start dreaming of next year’s hardware!

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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