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Q: Has a baseball team lost 3 straight world series?
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What baseball team lost the World Series 12 times?

Through the 2008 season, both the Dodgers and Giants have lost 12 World Series.


Who lost in the final of the World Series baseball in 1984?

The San Diego Padres lost the 1984 World Series to the Detroit Tigers 4 games to 1.


What baseball team has lost the World Series 13 times?

Giants


What team have lost 2 straight world series?

The Texas Rangers lost the las two World Series. This year, 2011, they lost to the St. Louis Cardinals. Last year, 2010, they lost to the San Francisco Giants.


What baseball team has lost the world series a record 13 times?

Mets


What baseball team has lost the world series a record 13 times but who also holds the most World Series wins?

the Yankees


How many baseball teams lost 3 games and came back to win the World Series?

It has never happened in World Series history.


Was the Texas Rangers ever been to the baseball World Series?

The Texas Rangers lost the 2010 World Series in five games to the San Francisco Giants. A year later, they lost the 2011 World Series in seven games to the St. Louis Cardinals.


Which baseball team was the most times runner up in the World Series?

As of the 2008 season, the New York Yankees have lost the most World Series with 13. They have also won the most World Series at 26.


What 3 major league baseball teams have never lost a world series?

Toronto ,Tampa Bay, Houston


Has any team lost the first three games of baseball's World Series and still won the best of seven?

It has never happened in the 100-plus years of World Series competition.


Did the Yankees every lose a World Series?

The Yankees have lost 14 World Series. For more information check out the Baseball Almanac website linked under Related Links for this question.