Manager: Miller Huggins. Lost to New York Giants 5-3. First Subway Series between the Yankees and Giants. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Miller Huggins. Lost to New York Giants 4-0-1. Second consecutive Subway Series defeat. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Miller Huggins. Defeated New York Giants 4-2. First World Series championship in franchise history. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Miller Huggins. Lost to St. Louis Cardinals 4-3. Grover Cleveland Alexander's legendary relief appearance in Game 7. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Miller Huggins. Swept Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0. Murderers' Row dominates en route to championship. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Miller Huggins. Swept St. Louis Cardinals 4-0. Back-to-back sweeps and championships. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Swept Chicago Cubs 4-0. Babe Ruth's alleged "called shot" in Game 3. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Defeated New York Giants 4-2. Joe DiMaggio's first World Series championship. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Defeated New York Giants 4-1. Second consecutive championship. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Swept Chicago Cubs 4-0. Third consecutive World Series championship. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Swept Cincinnati Reds 4-0. Fourth consecutive championship, unprecedented dynasty. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-1. Mickey Owen's dropped third strike in Game 4. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Lost to St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Cardinals' youth movement defeats Yankee veterans. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Joe McCarthy. Defeated St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Revenge victory over 1942 Series opponent. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Bucky Harris. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3. Jackie Robinson's first World Series appearance. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-1. Stengel's first championship as Yankees manager. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Swept Philadelphia Phillies 4-0. Second consecutive championship under Stengel. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated New York Giants 4-2. Third straight championship despite Giants' miracle finish. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3. Fourth consecutive championship. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-2. Fifth consecutive championship, all-time record. No MVP awarded (award began 1955).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Lost to Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3. Dodgers win their only championship in Brooklyn. MVP: Johnny Podres (Dodgers).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3. Don Larsen's perfect game in Game 5. MVP: Don Larsen.
Manager: Casey Stengel. Lost to Milwaukee Braves 4-3. Lew Burdette wins three games for Braves. MVP: Lew Burdette (Braves).
Manager: Casey Stengel. Defeated Milwaukee Braves 4-3. Comeback from 3-1 deficit for championship. MVP: Bob Turley.
Manager: Casey Stengel. ⚠️ OUTSCORED OPPONENT BUT LOST: Yankees scored 55 runs to Pirates' 27, yet lost 4-3 on Bill Mazeroski's walk-off homer in Game 7. MVP: Bobby Richardson.
Manager: Ralph Houk. Defeated Cincinnati Reds 4-1. Maris and Mantle's M&M Boys win championship. MVP: Whitey Ford.
Manager: Ralph Houk. Defeated San Francisco Giants 4-3. Willie McCovey's line drive ends Game 7. MVP: Ralph Terry.
Manager: Ralph Houk. Lost to Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0. Sandy Koufax dominates with two wins. MVP: Sandy Koufax (Dodgers).
Manager: Yogi Berra. Lost to St. Louis Cardinals 4-3. Mickey Mantle's final World Series appearance. MVP: Bob Gibson (Cardinals).
Manager: Billy Martin. Lost to Cincinnati Reds 4-0. Big Red Machine sweeps Yankees in first Series in 12 years. MVP: Johnny Bench (Reds).
Manager: Billy Martin. Defeated Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Reggie Jackson's three home runs in Game 6. MVP: Reggie Jackson.
Manager: Bob Lemon. Defeated Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Back-to-back championships over Dodgers. MVP: Bucky Dent.
Manager: Bob Lemon/Gene Michael. Lost to Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2. Dodgers reverse fortunes after losing first two games. MVP: Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero, Steve Yeager (Dodgers, co-MVPs).
Manager: Joe Torre. Defeated Atlanta Braves 4-2. First championship since 1978, Core Four era begins. MVP: John Wetteland.
Manager: Joe Torre. Swept San Diego Padres 4-0. 125-win season capped with championship. MVP: Scott Brosius.
Manager: Joe Torre. Swept Atlanta Braves 4-0. Third championship in four years. MVP: Mariano Rivera.
Manager: Joe Torre. Defeated New York Mets 4-1. First Subway Series since 1956. MVP: Derek Jeter.
Manager: Joe Torre. Lost to Arizona Diamondbacks 4-3. Luis Gonzalez's walk-off single ends dynasty in Game 7. MVP: Randy Johnson & Curt Schilling (D-backs, co-MVPs).
Manager: Joe Torre. Lost to Florida Marlins 4-2. Wild card Marlins upset heavily favored Yankees. MVP: Josh Beckett (Marlins).
Manager: Joe Girardi. Defeated Philadelphia Phillies 4-2. First championship in new Yankee Stadium. MVP: Hideki Matsui.