1998 New York Yankees

The 1998 New York Yankees were a dominant Major League Baseball team, winning the World Series that year. Known for their strong pitching staff, led by ace pitchers Andy Pettitte and Mike Mussina, and powerful hitters like Derek Jeter and Paul O’Neill, they finished the regular season with a 114-48 record—the best in baseball history at the time. Their balanced team effort and clutch performances culminated in defeating the San Diego Padres in the World Series, earning the Yankees their 24th championship. This team is often remembered as one of the greatest in baseball history due to their excellence and teamwork.