Coming into the All-Star break, the 2026 Major League Baseball season has already been a wild ride for most teams. While there have been some awesome surprises and some disappointments, we’ve still got almost half the season to go! One fun thing to do during the three days without any regular-season games is to take a look at some of the futures markets available on DraftKings Sportsbook for the rest of the season. One of the fun markets to consider is the Best Record odds for which team will finish with the most regular-season wins.
While this market is closely related to the updated World Series Odds, it’s not exactly the same thing. Last year, the Dodgers won their second straight World Series, but they didn’t have the most wins in the regular season. While they finished with 93 wins, the Yankees, Blue Jays, Phillies and Brewers all finished with more regular-season wins.
Let’s check out the odds for the most regular-season wins this year and find a few plays that make sense to consider.
2026 Most Regular Season Wins Odds on DraftKings Sportsbook
Milwaukee Brewers (+350)
The Brewers are 59-37 at the All-Star break, while the Dodgers are 61-35. With just two games separating them, the Brew Crew is a great value at +350 over the Dodgers, who are -400. The Brewers had more regular-season wins than any other team last season, racking up 97 wins. They also had the highest run differential, and they have the second-highest run differential so far this season.
While they did have to bump Jacob Misiorowski back a few days to keep him fresh and place Kyle Harrison (forearm) on the 15-day IL, their rotation has been excellent, and the rookies they have brought in have made a positive impact. They have some more great prospects who could arrive in the second half or be used to bring in big-name trade deadline additions.
The Brewers didn’t have the postseason success they were looking for last season, to be sure, but their regular-season acumen and excellent mix of pitching and prospects have them set up for another strong finish to the regular season, and since they’re alone in second place, it’s surprising to get them at +350.
Tampa Bay Rays (+1300)
The Rays have been huge surprises this season, climbing from +9000 to win the World Series in February to +1500. They have the best record in the American League already with a 56-38 record, which has them four games back of the Dodgers. While their run differential indicates they may be overachieving, they have been especially strong at home, where they are 35-15 at the Trop.
Junior Caminero has caught fire while Yandy Diaz, Jonathan Aranda, and Cedric Mullins have also been key contributors. They’ve gotten great seasons from Nick Martinez and Drew Rasmussen in the rotation and Griffin Jax has moved successfully from the bullpen.
The Rays have also been rumored to be ready to aggressively bring in players at the trade deadline. Tarik Skubal, Ketel Marte, Luis Arraez and Ryan Jeffers have been some of the names linked to them already. If Tampa decides to go all in, they have top prospects that should put them at the front of the line for any big acquisitions.
Of all 30 teams in the majors, the Rays have the third-easiest schedule remaining based on winning percentage. Since they’re so close to the top already, a big move or continued surge from Caminero could be all it takes to help them pass the Dodgers and Brewers.
Philadelphia Phillies (+1800)
The Phillies have the second-most wins since May 1 and the second-most since June 1. They’ve turned things around after their slow start and are just seven games behind the Dodgers for the best record in the majors. Interim manager Don Mattingly has helped the team turn things around and get back to near their expectations coming into the season.
The Phillies are just two games behind the Braves in the NL East, and with Zack Wheeler, Cristopher Sanchez and Jesus Luzardo leading the rotation, they’ve been rolling lately. Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper have gotten help from Brandon Marsh and Bryson Stott. General Manager Dave Dombrowski has a history of aggressively adding to his team at the deadline as well, so if the Phillies feel they need to add an arm or a bat, he has the potential to go get one to push them up the standings.
