For all the talk about a supposed lack of parity in baseball after the Los Angeles Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series title in 2025, there have hardly been any superteams during the regular season the last two years.

With the 2026 MLB season looming, gamblers who love to stock up on preseason futures props only have a little bit of time left. Plus, for those who don't gamble, it's still fun to think about who the league leaders might be in a few different statistical categories. Let's take a look.

Experience the historic 2026 MLB Opening Night as the New York Yankees face the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park in a first-ever Netflix live stream event. This video covers the full leaguewide Opening Day schedule on March 26th,

Opening Day is upon us. The march to the World Series begins tonight, when the New York Yankees take on the San Francisco Giants. More teams join the action on Thursday, and by this weekend all 30 MLB teams will have begun the long journey to October.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are projected for a historic 103.5 wins as the 2026 MLB season begins, sitting 13 games ahead of any other team in baseball.

Expectations vary wildly among the California teams ahead of the 2026 MLB Season. The Dodgers are in a class of their own as a ridiculous +250 favorite to three-peat as World Series champions. No other team is in the single digits.