2026 WORLD SERIES PREVIEW
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WORLD SERIES PREVIEW
CLASH OF THE TITANS:
TEMPE’S 114-WIN JUGGERNAUT MEETS BATTLE-TESTED
CHICAGO IN THE 2026 MWBL WORLD SERIES
2025 WORLD SERIES
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| SERIES PREVIEW –The stage is set for a heavyweight showdown between two powerhouse clubs — the 119-win Sacramento Capitals (119-43) and the Fremont Cannons (110-52) — in a World Series that promises fireworks from the start. Sacramento, the National League’s top seed and winner of the NL West, enters the Fall Classic riding a wave of momentum after a big comeback victory in the NLCS, powered by a relentless lineup and a lock-down bullpen. Fremont, champions of the American League and winner of the AL East, counters with a roster built on power and precision — a deep rotation and explosive bats that turn the routine into the spectacular.
The two teams matched up well: while Sacramento has a clear defensive advantage (a .986 FLD versus Fremont’s .981 FLD), Fremont pitching staff produced a lower ERA (a 2.89 ERA versus Sacramento’s 2.94 ERA), and both clubs allowed 3.37 runs per game. Sacramento brings a slight advantage offensively, with a .268/.336/.466 line, 266 home runs, 96 stolen bases, and a 5.6 R/G, while Fremont is not far behind sporting a .259/.332/.449 line, 236 home runs, 102 stolen bases, and 5.2 R/G. This is the clash everyone anticipated all season: two juggernauts, each determined to cement their legacy, colliding on baseball’s grandest stage. This is Sacramento’s 4 trip to the World Series, and first since 2018, and Fremont’s second appearance—the Cannons recently took home the trophy in 2022. Neither team has lost a World Series, but one will in 2025. |
2025 WORLD SERIES PREVIEW
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Powerhouse Capitols Clash with Elite Cannons
The 2025 Mid-West Baseball League (MWBL) World Series features a compelling match-up between the National League champion Sacramento Capitals (SAC) and the American League champion Fremont Cannons (FRE), setting the stage for a dramatic conclusion to the baseball season. The Sacramento Capitals entered the series with the best record in the MWBL, 119-43 (.735), and a league-leading .735 winning percentage. Their offense was the most potent in the league, topping the MWBL charts with a .268 batting average, a .336 on-base percentage, a .466 slugging average, and 900 total runs scored, for an average of 5.6 runs per game. On the opposite side, the Fremont Cannons finished the season with an impressive 110 wins and 52 losses, securing a .679 winning percentage. Fremont featured a potent offense of their own, ranking third overall in runs scored (841 R, 5.2 R/G) and fourth in slugging (.451). Defensively, the Cannons held a slight edge in team ERA at 2.89, compared to Sacramento’s 2.94 ERA. Sacramento, however, showcased a superior overall fielding percentage (.986) compared to Fremont’s .981. Continue reading
2024 WORLD SERIES
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| SERIES PREVIEW – In the upcoming 2024 Mid-West Baseball League World Series between the Tempe Tempers and the Chicago Mobsters, the Tempe Tempers appear to have a significant advantage across multiple positions. Starting with the catcher position, J.T. Realmuto’s experience and offensive versatility give Tempe an edge over Gabriel Moreno. At first base, Freddie Freeman’s superior offensive stats, including home runs and RBIs, further strengthen Tempe’s lineup compared to Yandy Diaz of the Mobsters. Additionally, the Tempers’ advantage extends to second base with Ozzie Albies’ power and run production outshining Luis Arraez’s higher batting average.
The Tempers continue to dominate in the infield with Jose Ramirez at third base and Xander Bogaerts at shortstop, both providing more consistent offensive contributions than their Mobsters counterparts. In the outfield, Tempe’s combination of power from Marcell Ozuna and on-base skills from Steven Kwan and Austin Slater surpasses the Mobsters’ lineup. The designated hitter position also leans in favor of Tempe, with J.D. Martinez’s power slightly outweighing Yordan Alvarez’s on-base percentage. On the mound, Tempe’s starting and relief pitching, led by Gerrit Cole and a strong bullpen, present a formidable challenge for the Mobsters. Given these advantages, the Tempe Tempers are predicted to win the series in five games, leveraging their comprehensive strengths to secure another World Series victory. For a more comprehensive look at the 2024 Mid-West Baseball League world Series Preview |
2024 WORLD SERIES PREVIEW
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| In the upcoming 2024 Mid-West Baseball League World Series between the Tempe Tempers and the Chicago Mobsters, the Tempe Tempers appear to have a significant advantage across multiple positions. Starting with the catcher position, J.T. Realmuto‘s experience and offensive versatility give Tempe an edge over Gabriel Moreno. At first base, Freddie Freeman‘s superior offensive stats, including home runs and RBIs, further strengthen Tempe’s lineup compared to Yandy Diaz of the Mobsters. Additionally, the Tempers’ advantage extends to second base with Ozzie Albies‘ power and run production outshining Luis Arraez‘s higher batting average.
The Tempers continue to dominate in the infield with Jose Ramirez at third base and Xander Bogaerts at shortstop, both providing more consistent offensive contributions than their Mobsters counterparts. In the outfield, Tempe’s combination of power from Marcell Ozuna and on-base skills from Steven Kwan and Austin Slater surpasses the Mobsters’ lineup. The designated hitter position also leans in favor of Tempe, with J.D. Martinez‘s power slightly outweighing Yordan Alvarez‘s on-base percentage. On the mound, Tempe’s starting and relief pitching, led by Gerrit Cole and a strong bullpen, present a formidable challenge for the Mobsters. Given these advantages, the Tempe Tempers are predicted to win the series in five games, leveraging their comprehensive strengths to secure another World Series victory. |