2006 World Series Bracket

The 2006 MLB postseason exactly as it ran, on one printable page. St. Louis Cardinals beat the Detroit Tigers in 5 games.

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  • The bracket prints on one page
  • Every series as it was played

How this bracket works

In 2006 eight teams reached the postseason: Division Series, Championship Series, then the World Series.

Every series above is drawn from the league’s own postseason record: the teams, the order they played in, and the games each side won. The club that hosted Game 1 is on the top line of its matchup, because that is the one piece of seeding the record actually proves.

Printed landscape on one sheet, with the American League on the left and the National League on the right. The 104th World Series sits in the middle.

If you are here to settle an argument: the number beside each team is games won, so 4-3 is a seven-game series. A game called as a tie counts as played and is credited to nobody, which is why a handful of early World Series ran longer than their best-of-seven.

Questions people ask

Who won the 2006 World Series?

St. Louis Cardinals won it in 5 games, beating the Detroit Tigers. The series score and every round that led to it are on the bracket above, and it prints on one page.

Can I print the 2006 World Series bracket?

Yes, and it is free. Press "Print this bracket": the bracket prints landscape on a single page with no navigation and no browser header, because the page margin is set to zero. No account, no watermark.

What were the scores of every 2006 postseason game?

Every game is listed under the bracket, series by series, in the order it was played, with both scores and the home team second. It prints with the bracket by default, on a fresh page after it, and the "Every game" switch turns it off if you want the bracket on its own.

What was the playoff format in 2006?

2006 ran Division Series, then League Championship Series, then the World Series. There was no Wild Card round.

Every World Series bracket, 1903 to 2026

One printable bracket per season, drawn the way that October actually ran: just the two pennant winners before 1969, the Championship Series from 1969, the Division Series from 1995, and the twelve-team bracket we have now.

Want the pool, not just the paper?

A printed bracket is for following along. If you want everybody in your office or group to pick who advances, a Bracket pool builds itself from the real postseason schedule and scores every entry as each series clinches. Or run the live MLB playoff bracket and see where a pool would start today.

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