Fanduel sets the bar high for the Los Angeles Dodgers on their over/under wins projection totals for the 2026 season. See every team's projected win total and dissect the tightest division races.
We're just a few days away from the start of the 2026 Major League Baseball season, with Opening Day on Wednesday when the New York Yankees take on the San Francisco Giants out on the West Coast.
Everyone else gets at it on Thursday, and with the season right around the corner, the gambling website Fanduel.com updated its over/under wins totals for all 30 teams on Monday.
The Los Angeles Dodgers, who've won the past two World Series titles, have the highest total on the board, at 103.5 wins. They had the highest posted total (!06.5) a year ago as well, but only won 93 regular season games.
There should be plenty of good division races this year. The American League East is crowded at the top, with only four games separating the top-four teams. It's the same in the National League East as well.
Here are the win totals by division:
American League East
New York Yankees: 91.5
Boston Red Sox: 87.5
Toronto Blue Jays: 87.5
Baltimore Orioles: 86.5
Tampa Bay Rays: 76.5
American League Central
Detroit Tigers: 85.5
Kansas City Royals: 82.5
Cleveland Guardians: 78.5
Minnesota Twins: 72.5
Chicago White Sox: 67.5
American League West
Seattle Mariners: 90.5
Houston Astros: 85.5
Texas Rangers: 83.5
The Athletics: 75.5
Los Angeles Angels: 70.5
National League East
New York Mets: 90.5
Philadelphia Phillies: 89.5
Atlanta Braves: 86.5
Miami Marlins: 72.5
Washington Nationals: 64.5
Natonal League Central
Chicago Cubs: 88.5
Milwaukee Brewers: 84.5
Cincinnati Reds: 80.5
Pittsburgh Pirates: 78.5
St. Louis Cardinals: 69.5
National League West
Los Angeles Dodgers: 103.5
San Diego Padres: 83.5
San Francisco Giants: 80.5
Arizona Diamondbacks: 78.5
Colorado Rockies: 55.5
Here is the Opening Day schedule for all 30 teams, with proposed starting pitchers, and 2025 results.
Opening Day schedules
— Wednesday's Opening Day game
New York Yankees (Max Fried 19-5, 2.86 ERA) at San Francisco Giants (Logan Webb 15-11, 3.22 ERA, 8:05 p.m. ET. National TV/Streaming: Netflix.
— Thursday's Opening Day games
Pittsburgh Pirates (Paul Skenes 10-10, 1.97 ERA) at New York Mets (Freddy Peralta 17-6, 2.70 ERA), 1:15 p.m. ET. National TV/Streaming: NBC/Peacock.
Chicago White Sox (Shane Smith 7-8, 3.81 ERA) at Milwaukee Brewers (Jacob Misiorowski 5-3, 4.36 ERA), 2:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Washington Nationals (Cade Cavalli 3-1, 4.25 ERA) at Chicago Cubs (Matthew Boyd 14-8, 3.21 ERA), 2:20 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Minnesota Twins (Joe Ryan 13-10, 3.42 ERA) at Baltimore Orioles (Trevor Rogers 9-3, 1.81 ERA), 3:05 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Boston Red Sox (Garrett Crochet 18-5, 2.59 ERA) at Cincinnati Reds (Andrew Abbott 10-7, 2.87 ERA), 4:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Los Angeles Angels (Jose Soriano 10-11, 4.26 ERA) at Houston Astros (Hunter Brown 12-9, 2.43 ERA), 4:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Detroit Tigers (Tarik Skubal 13-6, 2.21 ERA) at San Diego Padres (Nick Pivetta 13-5, 2.87 ERA), 4:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Texas Rangers (Nathan Eovoldi 11-3, 1.73 ERA) at Philadelphia Phillies (Christopher Sanchez 13-5, 2.50 ERA), 4:15 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Tampa Bay Rays (Drew Rasmussen 10-5, 2.76 ERA) at St. Louis Cardinals (Matthew Liberatore 8-12, 4.21 ERA), 4:15 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Arizona Diamondbacks (Zac Gallen 13-15, 4.83 ERA) at Los Angeles Dodgers (Yoshinobu Yamamoto 12-8, 2.49 ERA), 8:30 p.m. ET. TV: NBC/Peacock.
Cleveland Guardians (Tanner Bibee 12-11, 4.24 ERA) at Seattle Mariners (Logan Gilbert 6-6, 3.44 ERA), 10:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
— Friday's Opening Day games
Athletics (Luis Severino 8-11, 4.54) at Toronto Blue Jays (Kevin Gausman 10-11, 3.59 ERA), 7:07 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Colorado Rockies (Kyle Freeland 5-17, 4.98 ERA) at Miami Marlins (Sandy Alcantara 11-12, 5.36 ERA), 7:10 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.
Kansas City Royals (Cole Ragans 3-3, 4.67 ERA) at Atlanta Braves (Chris Sale 7-5, 2.58 ERA), 7:15 p.m. ET. TV: MLB.TV.