After securing their 11th NL West title in 12 seasons in September 2024, the Los Angeles Dodgers have extended their reign as the team with the longest active postseason streak in Major League Baseball. This remarkable achievement places them among the elite in MLB history.

Longest Postseason Streaks in MLB History

1. Atlanta Braves: 14 consecutive seasons (1991-2005)
2. New York Yankees: 13 consecutive seasons (1995-2007)
3. Los Angeles Dodgers: 12 consecutive seasons (2013-2024)
4. Houston Astros: 8 consecutive seasons (2017-2024)
5. Atlanta Braves: 7 consecutive seasons (2018-2024)

Longest Active Postseason Streaks (2025 Season)

1. Los Angeles Dodgers: 12 seasons (since 2013)
2. Houston Astros: 8 seasons (since 2017)
3. Atlanta Braves: 7 seasons (since 2018)
4. Tampa Bay Rays: 5 seasons (since 2019)
5. Philadelphia Phillies: 4 seasons (since 2022)

The Milwaukee Brewers were the first team to clinch a playoff spot in 2025, showcasing their resilience and determination. These streaks highlight the consistency and excellence required to dominate in the highly competitive world of Major League Baseball.

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