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Teams Without World Series Titles
There are eight teams that never won a World Series title. Two of which three have never made it to the World Series. The teams are as follows:
- San Diego Padres - 2 WS appearances
- Milwaukee Brewers - 1 WS appearance (AL)
- Houston Astros - 1 WS appearance
- Tampa Bay Rays - 1 WS appearance
- Colorado Rockies - 1 WS appearance
- Texas Rangers - 1 WS appearance
- Seattle Mariners - 0 WS appearances
- Washington Nationals - 0 WS appearances
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