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In August 2025, the Milwaukee Brewers secured their best record over a 30-game stretch in franchise history within a single season. They also won their 14th straight game, setting a franchise record for consecutive wins in a season. Though the Brewers' hot streak is impressive, they will need to push further to land a spot on the list of best modern MLB records of all time. MLB teams with the most wins in a single season continue to stand in a league of their own. Check out the historical breakdown below: Best winning percentage in AL/NL history in the modern era (since 1900) 1. 1906 Cubs: .763 (116-36) 2. 1902 Pirates: .741 (103-36) 3. 1909 Pirates: .724 (110-42) 4. 1954 Cleveland: .721 (111-43) 5. 2020 Dodgers: .717 (43-17) *Shortened season 6. 2001 Mariners: .716 (116-46) 7. 1927 Yankees: .714 (110-44) T8. 1907 Cubs: .704 (107-45) T8. 1931 Athletics: .704 (107-45) T8. 1998 Yankees: .704 (114-48) Teams with the most wins in a single season in AL/NL history (and their record) T1. 1906 Cubs: 116-36 T1. 2001 Mariners: 116-46 3. 1998 Yankees: 114-48 T4. 1954 Indians: 111-43 T4. 2022 Dodgers: 111-51 T6. 1909 Pirates: 110-42 T6. 1927 Yankees: 110-44 T8. 1961 Yankees: 109-53 T8. 1969 Orioles: 109-53 For more MLB coverage, check out the ESPN hub page for breaking news, scores, standings, stats and more.
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