How Many World Series the Yankees Won

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After a dry spell in the 1980s (a dark time we shall not speak of), the Yankees roared back in 1996. That was the start of four championships in five years: 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000. The 1998 team went 114-48 in the regular season, then won 11 of 13 playoff games. They were a juggernaut, a freight train, a baseball-playing blender that pureed the rest of the league.

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Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, and Jorge Posada formed the “Core Four.” Jeter was the captain, Rivera was the closer with an unhittable cutter, and they all had five rings by the end. The dynasty officially ended in 2009, when the Yankees beat the Phillies for title number 27. It’s been a little dry since then, but hey, 27 rings is a lot of jewelry to polish.

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Here’s the math: 1920s (3 titles), 1930s (5 titles), 1940s (5 titles), 1950s (4 titles), 1960s (2 titles), 1970s (2 titles), 1990s (3 titles), 2000s (3 titles). That’s 27. It’s like the Yankees treat the World Series like a frequent flyer program—collect victories, get free pinstripes.