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Additional sThe Braves were in Milwaukee at one time.

Not counting the oldest incarnations (such as the Tribe used to be the Cleveland Spiders long LONG ago):

There's 30 teams now.

Add in the following: The Brooklyn Dodgers The Boston Braves The Washington Senators The NY Giants, I think. The Philly Athletics.

Those are all the ones I can think of. That's 35 so far.

I can't say exactly how many teams there have been in MLB history,but the number would be considerably more than 35.Teams have come and gone that played in the same city but have been completely different franchises.For example,the Cleveland Spiders and the Cleveland Indians.The Spiders played in the National League in the 1890's and were dropped by the league before the 1898 season. The Indians were formed in the American League in 1901.Same city, different teams. Only taking in to account professional baseball from 1871 and the formation of the National Association,other Major Leagues such as the American Association of the 1880's and 90's,the Federal League of 1914-15 and the current National League (1876) and American League (1901), dozens of teams perhaps numbering a hundred or more have come and gone from the major leagues.

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Of course there are those that have simply upped and moved, so it depends on your definition of how many, but the complete list of differently named franchises since 1871 would total 120 according to Lahman:

Altoona Mountain City

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim

Arizona Diamondbacks

Philadelphia Athletics

Atlanta Braves

Baltimore Orioles

Buffalo Bisons

Buffalo Bisons

Baltimore Canaries

Baltimore Orioles

Baltimore Terrapins

Baltimore Monumentals

Boston Red Stockings

Boston Red Sox

Brooklyn Atlantics

Boston Reds

Brooklyn Gladiators

Boston Reds

Brooklyn Tip-Tops

Buffalo Bisons

Brooklyn Ward's Wonders

Columbus Buckeyes

Cleveland Blues

Philadelphia Centennials

Cleveland Forest Citys

Chicago Cubs

Chicago Whales

Chicago Pirates

Chicago White Sox

Cincinnati Reds

Cincinnati Kelly's Killers

Cleveland Indians

Cleveland Infants

Columbus Solons

Cleveland Spiders

Chicago White Stockings

Cincinnati Reds

Colorado Rockies

Cincinnati Outlaw Reds

Chicago/Pittsburgh (Union League)

Detroit Tigers

Detroit Wolverines

Brooklyn Eckfords

Florida Marlins

Hartford Dark Blues

Hartford Dark Blues

Houston Astros

Indianapolis Blues

Indianapolis Hoosiers

Indianapolis Hoosiers

Kansas City Cowboys

Kansas City Cowboys

Kansas City Packers

Kansas City Royals

Kansas City Cowboys

Fort Wayne Kekiongas

Los Angeles Dodgers

Louisville Grays

Louisville Colonels

Middletown Mansfields

Baltimore Marylands

Milwaukee Brewers

Minnesota Twins

Milwaukee Brewers

Milwaukee Grays

Milwaukee Brewers

Washington Nationals

Newark Pepper

New Haven Elm Citys

New York Mutuals

New York Giants

New York Mets

New York Metropolitans

New York Mutuals

New York Yankees

Oakland Athletics

Washington Olympics

Pittsburgh Burghers

Pittsburgh Rebels

Philadelphia Athletics

Philadelphia Phillies

Philadelphia Keystones

Philadelphia Athletics

Pittsburgh Pirates

Philadelphia Athletics

Providence Grays

Philadelphia White Stockings

Elizabeth Resolutes

Richmond Virginians

Rochester Broncos

Rockford Forest Citys

St. Louis Brown Stockings

San Diego Padres

Seattle Mariners

San Francisco Giants

St. Louis Terriers

St. Louis Maroons

St. Louis Red Stockings

St. Louis Brown Stockings

St. Louis Cardinals

St. Paul Apostles

Syracuse Stars

Syracuse Stars

Tampa Bay Rays

Texas Rangers

Toledo Maumees

Toledo Blue Stockings

Toronto Blue Jays

Troy Haymakers

Troy Trojans

Washington Senators

Washington Blue Legs

Keokuk Westerns

Wilmington Quicksteps

Washington Nationals

Washington Nationals

Washington Nationals

Worcester Ruby Legs

Washington Nationals

Washington Statesmen

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