AL West

MLB division in the American League. 5 current members.

Members over time

Each bar is a run of seasons as a member. Bold names are current members.
 
  1. Athletics since 1969
  2. Chicago White Sox 1969 to 1993
  3. Kansas City Royals 1969 to 1993
  4. Los Angeles Angels since 1969
  5. Minnesota Twins 1969 to 1993
  6. Seattle Pilots 1969
  7. Milwaukee Brewers 1970 to 1971
  8. Texas Rangers since 1972
  9. Seattle Mariners since 1977
  10. Houston Astros since 2013

Members

All-time division records

TeamRecordWin %GamesSeasons as a member
Athletics2011-190051.4%3911Since 1969
Los Angeles Angels1933-1974-249.5%3909Since 1969
Texas Rangers1771-1871-448.6%3646Since 1972
Seattle Mariners1518-1683-147.4%3202Since 1977
Kansas City Royals1058-975-152.0%20341969 to 1993
Minnesota Twins1037-1001-250.9%20401969 to 1993
Chicago White Sox1014-1013-550.0%20321969 to 1993
Houston Astros531-41556.1%946Since 2013
Milwaukee Brewers78-10143.6%1791970 to 1971
Seattle Pilots36-54-140.1%911969

Games against fellow members only, counting both teams' division in the season each game was played. Current members are in bold.

Most played division rivalries

"As members" counts the meetings played while both teams were in the division; the record is every MLB meeting.

Against every other division

OpponentRecordGamesSeriesMost played
AL Central3034-2722575629Athletics vs Minnesota Twins (278 meetings)
AL East9165-9878-71905074Athletics vs Boston Red Sox (582 meetings)
NL Central406-39079629Texas Rangers vs Houston Astros (72 meetings)
NL East392-39578728Athletics vs New York Mets (38 meetings)
NL West822-780160227Athletics vs San Francisco Giants (164 meetings)

Counts each game by both teams' division in the season it was played. "Series" is how many different pairs of teams met; "Most played" is the pair that met most often while in these two divisions, with how many of those meetings count here; its bar is the whole series.

Sources

Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.