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The Texas Rangers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-1 in the 2023 World Series. The table below lists every postseason series the source records for 2023, with the exact wins, losses and ties as staged.
| Round | Champion | Result | Runner-up | Leagues |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| World Series | Texas Rangers | 4-1 | Arizona Diamondbacks | AL vs NL |
| AL Championship Series | Texas Rangers | 4-3 | Houston Astros | AL vs AL |
| NL Championship Series | Arizona Diamondbacks | 4-3 | Philadelphia Phillies | NL vs NL |
| AL Division Series | Texas Rangers | 3-0 | Baltimore Orioles | AL vs AL |
| AL Division Series | Houston Astros | 3-1 | Minnesota Twins | AL vs AL |
| NL Division Series | Philadelphia Phillies | 3-1 | Atlanta Braves | NL vs NL |
| NL Division Series | Arizona Diamondbacks | 3-0 | Los Angeles Dodgers | NL vs NL |
| AL Wild Card Series | Texas Rangers | 2-0 | Tampa Bay Rays | AL vs AL |
| AL Wild Card Series | Minnesota Twins | 2-0 | Toronto Blue Jays | AL vs AL |
| NL Wild Card Series | Arizona Diamondbacks | 2-0 | Milwaukee Brewers | NL vs NL |
| NL Wild Card Series | Philadelphia Phillies | 2-0 | Miami Marlins | NL vs NL |
Results are shown exactly as the source records them, ties included; several early series ended level and the champion column names the club the source credits. Club names are era-accurate: the 2023 clubs carry the names they used that season, and a franchise that plays today under a different name links to that modern franchise page, which owns the identity note. Round labels are our renderings of the source’s round codes; the digit on a Division Series or Wild Card code distinguishes the two concurrent pairings, not a seeding.
The records come from the SABR / Sean Lahman baseball database (2025 edition), used under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. Full credits live on our sources page.