New York Yankees Standings 2026: AL East and Wild Card Race

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New York Yankees Standings — 46-31, 1st in AL East

The New York Yankees are 46-31 (.597), 1st in the AL East, leading the division, 5-5 over their last 10, on a three-game losing streak. Updated June 23, 2026 8:46 PM ET.

AL East Standings

Team W L PCT GB L10 STRK
New York Yankees 46 31 .597 - 5-5 L3
Tampa Bay Rays 43 32 .573 2.0 3-7 L1
Toronto Blue Jays 39 40 .494 8.0 6-4 L1
Baltimore Orioles 38 42 .475 9.5 5-5 W3
Boston Red Sox 31 45 .408 14.5 4-6 L2

AL Wild Card Race

Team W L PCT WCGB L10 STRK
Tampa Bay Rays 43 32 .573 +6.0 3-7 L1
Cleveland Guardians 41 38 .519 +2.0 4-6 L2
Toronto Blue Jays 39 40 .494 - 6-4 L1
Athletics 38 40 .487 0.5 5-5 L2
Texas Rangers 38 40 .487 0.5 4-6 W2
Baltimore Orioles 38 42 .475 1.5 5-5 W3
Minnesota Twins 38 42 .475 1.5 7-3 L1
Houston Astros 38 43 .469 2.0 6-4 W1
Detroit Tigers 34 44 .436 4.5 6-4 W4
Kansas City Royals 33 46 .418 6.0 5-5 W1

Top 3 clinch a berth in the best-of-3 Wild Card Series. Division leaders are not shown.

The New York Yankees control their own path: hold the AL East lead and they host a Division Series. Magic number to clinch the division: 85 — any combination of New York Yankees wins and losses by their closest pursuer totaling that number locks it up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the New York Yankees record right now?
The New York Yankees are 46-31, 1st in the AL East.
Are the New York Yankees in the Wild Card race?
The New York Yankees currently lead the AL East, so they would enter the postseason as a division champion rather than through the Wild Card.
How does the MLB Wild Card work in 2026?
Each league sends six teams to the postseason: three division winners and three Wild Cards. The Wild Card round is a best-of-3 series with every game hosted by the higher seed.

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