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What is the longest World Series win drought after the Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox?
Updated: 10/22/2022
The Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins franchise. The Senators won in 1924 and the franchise didn't win another WS until the Twins won in 1987, a span of 63 seasons.
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