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Cardinals/Royals

Note: All game scores are listed with the visiting score first

Season	Season series		at Kansas City Royals STL-KC	at St. Louis Cardinals KC-STL	Notes
1985 World Series	Royals	4–3	3-1; 4-2; 1-2; 0-11	6-1; 0-3; 6-1
1997	Cardinals	2–1	9-7; 5-16; 5-4	no games	Cardinals win the first regular season game and series between the two teams
1998	Royals	2–1	no games	6-1; 6-4; 0-3
1999	Royals	2–1	7-5; 10-11; 13-17	no games
2000	Cardinals	2–1	no games	7-4; 4-5; 2-4
2001	Royals	3–0	4-7; 1-4; 2-3₍₁₃₎	no games	First season series sweep by either team
2002	Cardinals	5–1	12-6; 11-3; 2-3	0-3; 3-5; 1-5	First year of 6-game home-and-home series
2003	Tie	3–3	3-6; 13-9; 13-6	10-4; 1-8; 5-2
2004	Cardinals	3–0	5-2; 3-1₍₁₀₎; 10-3	no games	First season series sweep by Cardinals; series reverts to 3 games for 2004 and 2005
2005	Cardinals	2–1	7-6; 6-5; 2-9	no games
2006	Cardinals	4–2	9-6; 4-2; 10-3	7-5_{(10); 8-7₍₁₁₎; 7-9}	Cardinals open the New Busch Stadium, series returns to 6-game format Cardinals win 2006 World Series
2007	Tie	3–3	1-8; 7-3; 8-17	5-3; 1-5; 6-7₍₁₄₎
2008	Royals	4–2	2-7; 5-1; 9-6	2-1; 3-2; 4-1
2009	Cardinals	5–1	10-5; 7-1; 12-5	0-5; 0-5; 3-2
2010	Royals	2–1	2-4; 5-3; 3-10	no games	Series reverts to 3 games for 2010 season only
2011	Cardinals	4–2	0-3; 3-0; 9-8₍₁₀₎	5-4; 4-5; 4-5	Cardinals win 2011 World Series
2012	Cardinals	4–2	11-4; 8-2; 11-8	3-2; 7-10; 5-3₍₁₅₎
2013	Cardinals	3–1	6-3; 4-1	3-5; 4-2	Series changed to four-game format with two in each city. except in years the AL Central plays the NL Central (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	Royals	3–1	5-2₍₁₁₎; 2-3	6-0; 8-7
2015	Cardinals	4–2	0-5; 2-3₍₆₎; 6-1	0-4; 2-3; 3-4	Teams enter both series (May 22, June 12) with the two best records in baseball. Both teams finish the season with the best records in their respective leagues. Royals win 2015 World Series
2016	Royals	3–1	2-6; 8-4	3-2₍₁₂₎; 4-2
2017	Cardinals	4–0	11-3; 10-3	5-8; 6-8
2018	Royals	2–1	August 10-12	0-6; 5-1; 5-2₍₁₀₎
Regular Season	Cardinals	56–41	at Kansas City Royals Cardinals, 33-20	at St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals, 23-21
Postseason	Royals	4–3	at Kansas City Royals Tied, 2-2	at St. Louis Cardinals Royals, 2-1
Overall	Cardinals	59–45	at Kansas City Royals Cardinals, 35-22	at St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals, 24-23

Cubs/Sox

Note: All game scores are listed with the visiting score first

Season	Season series		at Chicago Cubs CHW-CHC	at Chicago White Sox CHC-CHW	Notes
1906 World Series	White Sox	4–2	2-1; 3-0; 8-6	7-1; 1-0; 3-8	Only World Series meeting between the two franchises.
1997	White Sox	2–1	no games	8-3; 3-5; 0-3
1998	Cubs	3–0	5-6₍₁₂₎; 6-7; 7-13	no games	First season series sweep by either team.
1999	White Sox	4–2	5-3₍₆₎; 8-2; 6-4	2-3; 10-2; 6-3	First year of 6-game home-and-home series
2000	Tie	3–3	4-2₍₁₂₎; 2-9; 6-9	5-6₍₁₄₎; 3-4; 6-5
2001	White Sox	4–2	1-5; 7-2; 3-1	3-7_{(10); 4-3₍₁₀₎; 1-3}
2002	Tie	3–3	4-8; 3-7; 10-7	9-13; 4-5; 9-2
2003	White Sox	4–2	12-3; 7-6; 1-2	3-4; 6-7; 5-2
2004	Cubs	4–2	2-6; 2-4₍₆₎; 1-2	7-4; 3-6; 4-9
2005	Tie	3–3	5-1₍₁₀₎; 5-3; 3-4	2-12; 6-2; 2-0	White Sox win the 2005 World Series, their first in 88 years
2006	White Sox	4–2	6-2; 8-6; 11-15	1-6; 0-7; 7-4	A. J. Pierzynski, Michael Barrett incident.
2007	Cubs	5–1	3-6; 6-11; 10-6	5-1; 2-1; 3-0
2008	Tie	3–3	3-4; 7-11; 1-7	3-10; 5-6; 1-5	First time the two teams played as leaders of their respective divisions. Both teams won their division Both teams qualified for playoffs for the first time since 1906
2009	White Sox	4–2	4-1; 5-6; 5-0	5-4; 7-8; 0-6
2010	White Sox	4–2	10-5; 2-1; 0-1	0-6; 2-3; 8-6	Carlos Zambrano tirade Cubs end a White Sox 11-game winning streak
2011	White Sox	4–2	6-4; 1-0; 1-3	6-3; 2-3; 3-4
2012	White Sox	4–2	3-2; 7-4; 6-0	12-3; 2-1; 0-7	White Sox sweep the Cubs in Wrigley field
2013	Cubs	4–0	3-9; 3-8	7-0; 8-2	Series changed to four-game format with two in each city. except in years the AL Central plays the NL Central (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	White Sox	3–1	3-1₍₁₂₎; 5-1	3-8; 12-5
2015	Tie	3–3	1-0; 5-1; 1-3	8-1; 3-1; 1-3
2016	Tie	2–2	1-8; 1-3	4-5; 0-3	Cubs win the 2016 World Series, their first in 88 years
2017	Cubs	3–1	3-1; 2-7	8-3; 6-3
2018	Cubs	2–1	2-11; 4-8; 5-3	September 21-23
Regular Season	White Sox	59–56	at Chicago Cubs Cubs, 30-29	at Chicago White Sox White Sox 30-26
Postseason	White Sox	4–2	at Chicago Cubs White Sox, 3-0	at Chicago White Sox Cubs, 2-1
Overall	White Sox	63–58	at Chicago Cubs White Sox, 32-30	at Chicago White Sox White Sox, 31-28

Angels/Dodgers

Season	Season series		at Anaheim/LA Angels LAD-LAA	at Los Angeles Dodgers LAA-LAD	Notes
1997	Dodgers	4–0	5-4; 8-2	3-4; 5-7	First series sweep by either team
1998	Angels	3–1	5-6; 4-6	5-6₍₁₁₎; 3-2
1999	Dodgers	4–2	6-7₍₁₀₎; 3-1; 13-3	4-5; 4-7; 7-5	First year of 6-game home-and-away format
2000	Angels	4–2	5-12; 8-3; 7-8	3-4₍₁₀₎; 5-3; 6-2
2001	Angels	4–2	6-2; 5-6; 4-6	1-0; 1-2; 6-5₍₁₀₎
2002	Tie	3–3	7-5; 1-7; 0-5	8-4; 5-10; 4-5	Angels win 2002 World Series
2003	Angels	4–2	0-3; 0-3; 1-3	2-5; 2-4; 6-3
2004	Tie	3–3	3-7; 8-5; 6-2	13-0; 7-5; 5-10	Both teams make the postseason for the first time
2005	Angels	5–1	0-7; 1-3; 3-5	9-0; 3-1; 2-6	Angels add "Los Angeles" to their name (see City of Anaheim v. Angels Baseball LP for more information.)
2006	Dodgers	4–2	3-16; 4-8; 0-7	6-1; 2-9; 0-4
2007	Angels	5–1	1-9; 2-6; 1-4	1-2; 3-0; 10-4
2008	Tie	3–3	2-4; 6-3; 2-10	0-6; 0-1; 1-0	Both teams win their respective divisions
2009	Tie	3–3	4-5; 6-4; 5-3	3-1; 4-5₍₁₀₎; 10-7
2010	Angels	5–1	3-6; 1-2; 10-6	10-1; 4-2; 6-5	First Angels sweep at Dodger Stadium
2011	Angels	4–2	5-0; 1-7; 1-3	8-3; 6-1; 2-3
2012	Angels	4–2	5-8; 3-1; 3-5	3-2; 2-5; 2-1
2013	Tie	2–2	3-4; 2-3	7-8; 0-3	Series changed to four-game format with two in each city except in years the AL West plays the NL West (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	Dodgers	3–1	2-1; 7-0	5-0; 4-5	Both teams win their respective divisions
2015	Dodgers	5–1	7-5; 6-4; 2-3	3-5; 1-3; 3-5₍₁₀₎
2016	Angels	3–1	1-8; 4-7	7-6; 1-5
2017	Tie	2–2	4-0; 0-4	2-3; 6-2
2018			July 6-8	July 13-15
Overall	Angels	61–53	at Anaheim/LA Angels Angels, 37–20	at Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers, 33–24

A's/Big People

Season	Season series		at Philadelphia/Oakland Athletics Giants-A's	at NY/San Francisco Giants A's-Giants	Notes
1906 World Series	Giants	4–1	3-0; 9-0	3-0; 0-1; 0-2	Philadelphia A's vs New York Giants
1911 World Series	Athletics	4–2	1-3; 2-4; 2-13	1-2; 3-2₍₁₁₎; 3-4	Philadelphia A's vs New York Giants
1913 World Series	Athletics	4–1	3-0₍₁₀₎; 5-6;	6-4; 8-2; 3-1	Philadelphia A's vs New York Giants
1989 World Series	Athletics	4–0	0-5; 1-5	13-7; 9-6	First Oakland-San Francisco match-up. Interrupted by earthquake in Game 3
1997	Tie	2–2	8-2; 3-12	8-1; 4-6	First regular season meetings
1998	Tie	2–2	12-8; 4-2	7-6; 5-2
1999	Tie	3–3	9-11; 2-4; 7-2	3-4₍₁₅₎; 0-8; 7-6	First year of 6-game home-and-away format
2000	Tie	3–3	4-5; 7-9; 18-2	2-4; 2-4; 6-2	Both teams qualify for post-season for first time since 1989
2001	Giants	4–2	2-4; 4-3₍₁₁₎; 2-6	1-3; 1-2; 0-3	First time in which regular season series is not a tie
2002	Athletics	4–2	6-10; 5-3; 0-7	3-2; 2-6; 2-1	Both teams qualify for playoffs Giants lose 2002 World Series
2003	Tie	3–3	3-5; 6-4; 5-6	0-6; 7-8₍₁₀₎; 5-2
2004	Tie	3–3	6-4; 7-8₍₁₀₎; 5-2	3-7; 6-2; 9-6
2005	Athletics	4–2	3-4; 3-6; 0-16	8-4; 2-3; 1-3
2006	Tie	3–3	0-1; 4-2₍₁₀₎; 6-0	4-3; 7-8; 10-4
2007	Athletics	5–1	3-15; 2-4; 4-1	5-3₍₁₀₎; 6-0; 2-0
2008	Athletics	4–2	1-4; 1-0; 11-1	5-1; 4-0; 5-3	Athletics extend win streak at San Francisco to 7 games
2009	Giants	5–1	1-5; 4-1; 6-3	0-3; 2-5; 1-7
2010	Tie	3–3	1-6; 0-1; 0-3	2-6; 4-5; 2-6	Home team wins all six meetings Giants win 2010 World Series
2011	Tie	3–3	2-5; 2-4; 1-2	1-2₍₁₀₎; 0-3; 4-5₍₁₁₎	Home team wins all six meetings for second straight year
2012	Giants	4–2	5-4; 9-8; 2-4	6-8; 0-4; 6-2	Giants extend home win streak in series to 11 games before it is snapped Both teams qualify for playoffs Giants win 2012 World Series
2013	Athletics	3–1	1-4; 3-6	9-6; 2-5	Series changed to four-game format with two in each city except in years the AL West plays the NL West (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	Athletics	3–1	0-5; 1-6	2-5; 6-1	Both teams qualify for playoffs Giants win 2014 World Series
2015	Giants	5–1	4-5; 14-10; 5-4	3-9; 1-2; 3-4
2016	Athletics	3–1	1-7; 12-6	8-3; 13-11
2017	Tie	2–2	5-8; 10-4	6-1; 2-11
2018			July 20-22	July 13-15
Regular season	Athletics	59-55	at Athletics Athletics, 34-23	at Giants Giants, 32-25
Postseason Games	Athletics	13-7	at Athletics Athletics, 6-3	at Giants Athletics, 7-4	A's were 9-7 as Philadelphia A's vs New York Giants and 4-0 as Oakland A's vs San Francisco Giants
Postseason Series	Athletics	3–1			A's were 2-1 as Philadelphia A's vs New York Giants and 1-0 as Oakland A's vs San Francisco Giants
Overall	Athletics	72-62	at AthleticsAthletics, 40-26	at GiantsGiants, 36-32

O's/Nats

Season	Season series		at Baltimore Orioles WSH-BAL	at Washington Nationals BAL-WSH	Notes
2006	Tie	3–3	1-2; 2-3; 9-5	5-1; 3-8; 1-3	First meeting of Nationals and Orioles First meeting of the franchises since an Expos-Orioles interleague series in 2001 First meeting of Baltimore and Washington MLB teams since 1971
2007	Nationals	4–2	7-4; 9-6₍₁₁₎; 3-1	5-4; 3-2₍₁₁₎; 3-4
2008	Tie	3–3	3-5; 5-6; 2-1	2-4; 9-1; 2-3₍₁₂₎	Nationals Park opens
2009	Orioles	4–2	1-11; 3-6; 5-3	4-2₍₁₂₎; 2-1; 5-8
2010	Orioles	4–2	6-7; 5-6; 3-4	5-3; 6-7; 3-4₍₁₀₎
2011	Tie	3–3	17-5; 3-8; 1-2	4-8; 2-4; 7-4
2012	Orioles	4–2	1-2; 3-1; 1-2	2-1₍₁₁₎; 6-5; 3-9	Both teams make playoffs; first playoff appearance for the Nationals
2013	Orioles	3–1	6-9; 0-2	6-2; 3-9	Series changed to four-game format with two in each city except in years the AL East plays the NL East (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	Orioles	3–1	6-2; 3-4	8-2; 7-3	Both teams win their respective divisions
2015	Orioles	4–2	2-3; 7-4; 3-2	4-1; 4-3; 5-4
2016	Orioles	3–1	3-4; 1-8	10-8; 0-4
2017	Tie	2–2	4-6; 4-5₍₁₂₎	6-7; 1-6
2018	Nationals	5–1	6-0; 3-2; 2-0	7-9; 3-0; 2-4	Nationals win the season series for the first time since 2007
Overall	Orioles	39-31	at Baltimore Orioles Orioles, 22-13	at Washington Nationals Nationals, 18-17

Marlins/Rays

Season	Season series		at Florida/Miami Marlins TB-MIA	at Tampa Bay (Devil) Rays MIA-TB	Notes
1998	Marlins	3–1	4-8; 1-5	3-2₍₁₂₎; 4-6	Devil Rays' inaugural season
1999	Marlins	5–1	4-11; 9-8; 2-3	10-0; 9-7; 11-6	First year of 6-game home-away series
2000	Tie	3–3	8-3; 5-6; 9-10	4-6; 5-1; 6-7
2001	Marlins	4–2	4-7; 0-11; 4-6	4-5₍₁₁₎; 3-4; 6-1
2002	Devil Rays	4–2	4-3₍₁₄₎; 0-3; 4-1	0-4; 3-2; 5-6₍₁₂₎
2003	Marlins	3–0	1-3₍₁₁₎; 0-2₍₅₎; 2-3	no games	Series reverts to three games for 2003 season only First season series sweep by either team Marlins win 2003 World Series
2004	Devil Rays	4–2	4-2; 6-1; 3-4	0-2; 4-6; 11-4
2005	Marlins	6–0	6-7; 3-4; 5-8	7-4; 6-2; 1-0
2006	Devil Rays	4–2	8-5; 8-4; 1-3	4-5₍₁₀₎; 3-4; 0-3
2007	Marlins	4–2	8-14; 7-2; 9-4	8-4; 7-2; 4-3
2008	Rays	5–1	6-4; 15-3; 6-1	3-7; 1-4; 9-3	The Devil Rays change their name to "Rays" Rays lose 2008 World Series
2009	Rays	5–1	15-2; 10-3; 4-5₍₁₁₎	3-7; 2-3; 2-5
2010	Marlins	4–2	4-7; 9-8₍₁₁₎; 1-4	14-9; 5-6; 6-1	Rays win AL East title
2011	Rays	4–2	3-5; 3-5; 4-0	1-5; 4-7; 1-2	Rays win AL Wild Card
2012	Rays	5–1	5-1; 13-4; 4-2	0-11; 4-3₍₁₅₎ 0-3	Marlins change name to "Miami Marlins." Marlins Park opens
2013	Rays	4–0	3-1; 5-2	6-10; 6-7	Series reverts to four game home-away format except in years the AL East plays the NL East (2015, 2018, etc.) Rays win AL Wild Card
2014	Marlins	4–0	1-3; 0-1	5-4; 11-6
2015	Rays	5–1	9-10₍₁₀₎; 2-0; 8-5	2-4; 4-6; 1-4
2016	Marlins	3–1	6-7; 4-3	4-3; 9-1
2017	Rays	3–1	4-2; 3-1	10-6; 1-5
2018	Marlins	2–1	2-3; 9-6₍₁₆₎; 0-3	July 20-22
Overall	Rays	56-54	at Florida/Miami Marlins Marlins, 30-28	at Tampa Bay (Devil) Rays Rays, 28-24

Celtics/Lakers

Season-by-Season Results

1940s (Lakers, 3–2)

Season	Season series		at Boston Celtics MIN-BOS	at Minneapolis Lakers BOS-MIN	Notes
1948–49	Lakers	3–2	85-71; 55-77	67-74; 84-94; 74-72	Both teams played in the BAA

1950s (Celtics, 48–33)

Season	Season series		at Boston Celtics MIN-BOS	at Minneapolis Lakers BOS-MIN	Notes
1949–50	Lakers	5–1	105-79; 69-87; 98-84	70-88; 80-85; 72-77	Both teams joined the newly-formed NBA
1950–51	Tie	3–3	86-92; 81-87; 71-76	96-98; 84-98; 54-69
1951–52	Tie	3–3	74-82; 108-94; 72-77	77-75; 93-100; 76-90
1952–53	Lakers	5–1	85-100; 106-102; 101-92	82-87; 71-94; 91-94
1953–54	Lakers	5–3
1954–55	Lakers	6–3
1955–56	Celtics	7–2
1956–57	Celtics	5–4
1957–58	Celtics	9–0
1958–59	Celtics	9–0
1959 NBA Finals	Celtics	4–0

1980s (Tie, 10–10)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at SF/Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1970–71	Warriors	3–1	108-99; 103-108	108-128; 74-109	Cavaliers' first season in the NBA.
1971–72	Warriors	4–0	115-98; 117-111	92–101; 112-119	Warriors change name from "San Francisco Warriors" to "Golden State Warriors"
1972–73	Warriors	3–1	103-100; 103-90	105-118; 100-98
1973–74	Warriors	4–0	104-98; 122-103	115-128; 93-106
1974–75	Tie	2–2	74-106; 93-96	110-113; 95-110
1975–76	Warriors	3–1	89-83; 99-110	98-103; 106-117
1976–77	Tie	2–2	100-129; 86-99	104-120; 102-112
1977–78	Tie	2–2	95-101; 88-98	108-118; 94-99
1978–79	Cavaliers	2–1	99-94; 108-112	103-101

1980s (Tie, 10–10)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1979–80	Cavaliers	2–0	93-120	128-125	Cavaliers' first series sweep of the Warriors
1980–81	Tie	1–1	90-108	98-106
1981–82	Tie	1–1	106-110	108-117
1982–83	Cavaliers	2–0	98-99	132-120
1983–84	Tie	1–1	108-119	102-109
1984–85	Tie	1–1	107-106	108-104
1985–86	Warriors	2–0	110-104	128-138
1986–87	Tie	1–1	112-104	115-114
1987–88	Warriors	2–0	96-90	112-113
1988–89	Tie	1–1	109-142	114-120

1990s (Cavaliers, 14–5)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1989–90	Tie	1–1	104-129	105-145
1990–91	Warriors	2–0	110-108	92-122
1991–92	Tie	1–1	107-122	108-116
1992–93	Cavaliers	2–0	90-100	126-122
1993–94	Cavaliers	2–0	97-107	102-93
1994–95	Cavaliers	2–0	87-101	103-97
1995–96	Cavaliers	2–0	80-92	90-64	Cavaliers win 10 straight meetings from 1992-96
1996–97	Tie	1–1	87-101	95-101
1997–98	Cavaliers	2–0	82-102	95-67
1998–99	Cavaliers	1–0	80-97	no game	No game at Golden State due to 1998–99 NBA lockout

2000s (Cavaliers, 12–8)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1999–2000	Tie	1–1	75-90	103-105
2000–01	Cavaliers	2–0	86-96	107-101
2001–02	Tie	1–1	98-113	88-117
2002–03	Tie	1–1	103-124	80-108
2003–04	Warriors	2–0	103-100	102-119	Cavaliers draft LeBron James. Warriors win in Cleveland for first time since 1990.
2004-05	Cavaliers	2–0	88-99	105-87
2005-06	Warriors	2–0	99-91	79-99
2006-07	Cavaliers	2–0	97-124	106-104	Cavaliers lose 2007 NBA Finals
2007-08	Tie	1–1	105-96	108-104	Both teams win on the road for the first time since 1986-87
2008-09	Cavaliers	2–0	97-112	106-105

2010s (Warriors, 27–12)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
2009–10	Cavaliers	2–0	108-114	117-114	Warriors draft Stephen Curry
2010–11	Warriors	2–0	95-85	98-116	LeBron James leaves Cavaliers, signs with Heat
2011–12	Warriors	1–0	105-95	no game	No game at Golden State due to 2011 NBA lockout
2012–13	Warriors	2–0	108-95	66-106
2013–14	Tie	1–1	108-104	103-94
2014-15	Tie	1–1	99-110	94-112	LeBron James returns to Cavaliers
2015 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–2	91-96; 103-82; 105-97	100-108_(OT); 95-93_(OT); 91-104
2015-16	Warriors	2–0	132-98	83-89	Game at Golden State played on Christmas
2016 NBA Finals	Cavaliers	4–3	90-120; 108-97; 101-115	89-104; 77-110; 112-97; 93-89	Cavaliers' first NBA title
2016-17	Tie	1–1	108-109	91-126	Warriors sign Kevin Durant. Game at Cleveland played on Christmas
2017 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–1	118-113; 116-137	91-113; 113-132; 120-129	First time two teams met in three consecutive finals
2017-18	Warriors	2–0	118-108	92-99	Game at Golden State played on Christmas
2018 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–0	110-102; 108-85	114-124_(OT); 103-122	First time two teams met in four consecutive finals
2018-19			December 5	April 5	LeBron James leaves Cavaliers, signs with Los Angeles Lakers

Summary of Results

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers	at Golden State Warriors
Regular Season	Warriors	59–52	Cavaliers, 34–23	Warriors, 36–18
Postseason games	Warriors	15–7	Warriors, 6–4	Warriors, 9–3
Postseason Series	Warriors	3–1
Regular and postseason	Warriors	74–59	Cavaliers, 38–29	Warriors, 45–21

Cavs/Ws

Season-by-Season Results

1970s (Warriors, 21–10)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at SF/Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1970–71	Warriors	3–1	108-99; 103-108	108-128; 74-109	Cavaliers' first season in the NBA.
1971–72	Warriors	4–0	115-98; 117-111	92–101; 112-119	Warriors change name from "San Francisco Warriors" to "Golden State Warriors"
1972–73	Warriors	3–1	103-100; 103-90	105-118; 100-98
1973–74	Warriors	4–0	104-98; 122-103	115-128; 93-106
1974–75	Tie	2–2	74-106; 93-96	110-113; 95-110
1975–76	Warriors	3–1	89-83; 99-110	98-103; 106-117
1976–77	Tie	2–2	100-129; 86-99	104-120; 102-112
1977–78	Tie	2–2	95-101; 88-98	108-118; 94-99
1978–79	Cavaliers	2–1	99-94; 108-112	103-101

1980s (Tie, 10–10)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1979–80	Cavaliers	2–0	93-120	128-125	Cavaliers' first series sweep of the Warriors
1980–81	Tie	1–1	90-108	98-106
1981–82	Tie	1–1	106-110	108-117
1982–83	Cavaliers	2–0	98-99	132-120
1983–84	Tie	1–1	108-119	102-109
1984–85	Tie	1–1	107-106	108-104
1985–86	Warriors	2–0	110-104	128-138
1986–87	Tie	1–1	112-104	115-114
1987–88	Warriors	2–0	96-90	112-113
1988–89	Tie	1–1	109-142	114-120

1990s (Cavaliers, 14–5)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1989–90	Tie	1–1	104-129	105-145
1990–91	Warriors	2–0	110-108	92-122
1991–92	Tie	1–1	107-122	108-116
1992–93	Cavaliers	2–0	90-100	126-122
1993–94	Cavaliers	2–0	97-107	102-93
1994–95	Cavaliers	2–0	87-101	103-97
1995–96	Cavaliers	2–0	80-92	90-64	Cavaliers win 10 straight meetings from 1992-96
1996–97	Tie	1–1	87-101	95-101
1997–98	Cavaliers	2–0	82-102	95-67
1998–99	Cavaliers	1–0	80-97	no game	No game at Golden State due to 1998–99 NBA lockout

2000s (Cavaliers, 12–8)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
1999–2000	Tie	1–1	75-90	103-105
2000–01	Cavaliers	2–0	86-96	107-101
2001–02	Tie	1–1	98-113	88-117
2002–03	Tie	1–1	103-124	80-108
2003–04	Warriors	2–0	103-100	102-119	Cavaliers draft LeBron James. Warriors win in Cleveland for first time since 1990.
2004-05	Cavaliers	2–0	88-99	105-87
2005-06	Warriors	2–0	99-91	79-99
2006-07	Cavaliers	2–0	97-124	106-104	Cavaliers lose 2007 NBA Finals
2007-08	Tie	1–1	105-96	108-104	Both teams win on the road for the first time since 1986-87
2008-09	Cavaliers	2–0	97-112	106-105

2010s (Warriors, 27–12)

Season	Season series		at Cleveland Cavaliers GS-CLE	at Golden State Warriors CLE-GS	Notes
2009–10	Cavaliers	2–0	108-114	117-114	Warriors draft Stephen Curry
2010–11	Warriors	2–0	95-85	98-116	LeBron James leaves Cavaliers, signs with Heat
2011–12	Warriors	1–0	105-95	no game	No game at Golden State due to 2011 NBA lockout
2012–13	Warriors	2–0	108-95	66-106
2013–14	Tie	1–1	108-104	103-94
2014-15	Tie	1–1	99-110	94-112	LeBron James returns to Cavaliers
2015 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–2	91-96; 103-82; 105-97	100-108_(OT); 95-93_(OT); 91-104
2015-16	Warriors	2–0	132-98	83-89	Game at Golden State played on Christmas
2016 NBA Finals	Cavaliers	4–3	90-120; 108-97; 101-115	89-104; 77-110; 112-97; 93-89	Cavaliers' first NBA title
2016-17	Tie	1–1	108-109	91-126	Warriors sign Kevin Durant. Game at Cleveland played on Christmas
2017 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–1	118-113; 116-137	91-113; 113-132; 120-129	First time two teams met in three consecutive finals
2017-18	Warriors	2–0	118-108	92-99	Game at Golden State played on Christmas
2018 NBA Finals	Warriors	4–0	110-102; 108-85	114-124_(OT); 103-122	First time two teams met in four consecutive finals
2018-19			December 5	April 5	LeBron James leaves Cavaliers, signs with Los Angeles Lakers

Summary of Results

Season	Season series		at Boston Celtics	at Minneapolis/LA Lakers
Regular Season	Celtics	159–129	Celtics, 91–51	Lakers, 78–68
Postseason games	Celtics	43–31	Celtics, 27–11	Lakers, 20–16
Postseason Series	Celtics	9–3	Celtics, 118–62	Lakers, 98–84
Regular and postseason	Celtics	202–160	Celtics, 118–62	Lakers, 98–84

Yanks/Metros

Season	Season series		at New York Mets NYY-NYM	at New York Yankees NYM-NYY	Notes
1997	Yankees	2–1	no games	6-0; 3-6; 2-3₍₁₀₎	First regular season games played between the two clubs
1998	Yankees	2–1	8-4; 7-2; 1-2	no games	Yankees win 1998 World Series
1999	Tie	3–3	2-5; 8-9; 6-3	3-4; 3-6; 7-2	First year of 6-game home and away format Yankees win 1999 World Series
2000	Yankees	4–2	12-2; 5-13- 2-4	2-1; 4-2; 0-2	Yankees sweep a split-ballpark doubleheader on July 9 Yankees win 2000 World Series over Mets
2000 World Series	Yankees	4–1	2-4; 3-2; 4-2	3-4₍₁₂₎; 5-6	Clemens, Piazza brawl in Game 2 First "Subway Series" World Series since 1956 between Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers
2001	Yankees	4–2	5-4; 2-1; 7-8	3-8; 3-0₍₁₀₎; 1-4	Yankees lose 2001 World Series
2002	Tie	3–3	4-2₍₁₀₎; 0-8; 2-3	5-11; 11-2; 0-8	Clemens pitches and bats against Mets for first time since 2000 brawl
2003	Yankees	6–0	5-0; 7-3₍₁₁₎; 9-8	4-6; 1-7; 3-5	First season series sweep by either team Yankees sweep split-ballpark doubleheader June 28 Yankees lose 2003 World Series
2004	Mets	4–2	2-11; 9-10; 5-6	9-3; 1-8; 6-11	First season series win for Mets
2005	Tie	3–3	5-2; 1-7; 5-3	6-4; 10-3; 4-5
2006	Tie	3–3	6-7; 5-4₍₁₁₎; 3-4	0-2; 8-3; 7-16
2007	Tie	3–3	2-3; 7-10; 6-2	2-0; 8-11; 2-8
2008	Mets	4–2	9-0; 3-2; 1-3	7-4; 11-2; 15-6	Teams split split-ballpark doubleheader June 27
2009	Yankees	5–1	9-1; 5-0; 4-2	8-9; 6-2; 0-15	Mets open Citi Field, Yankees open new Yankee Stadium Yankees win 2009 World Series
2010	Tie	3–3	2-1; 3-5; 4-6	4-0; 3-5; 0-4
2011	Yankees	4–2	5-1; 5-2; 2-3₍₁₀₎	2-1; 3-7; 3-9
2012	Yankees	5–1	4-6; 4-3; 6-5	1-9; 2-4; 4-5
2013	Mets	4–0	1-2; 1-2	9-4; 3-1	Series changes to 4-game home and away format except in years the AL East plays the NL East (2015, 2018, etc.)
2014	Tie	2–2	4-0; 1-0	9-7; 12-7
2015	Yankees	4–2	1-5; 5-0; 11-2	1-6; 8-2; 4-6	Mets lose 2015 World Series
2016	Tie	2–2	6-5; 1-7	5-9; 4-1
2017	Yankees	4–0	5-3; 7-5	2-4; 4-5
2018	Yankees	3–2	4-1; 4-3; 0-2	7-5; 6-7; August 13
Regular Season	Yankees	69–48	at New York Mets Yankees, 33–26	at New York Yankees Yankees, 36–22
Postseason games	Yankees	4–1	Yankees, 2–1	Yankees, 2–0
Postseason series	Yankees	1–0
Regular and postseason	Yankees	73–49	at New York Mets Yankees, 35–27	at New York Yankees Yankees, 38–22

Browns/Bengals

Cincinnati Bengals vs. Cleveland Browns Season-by-Season Results

1970s (Tie, 10–10)

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Overall series	Notes
1970	Tie 1–1	Bengals 14–10	Browns 30–27	Tie 1–1	AFL-NFL merger. Both teams placed in AFC Central. Paul Brown, who was fired by the Browns and now the Bengals head coach, refused to shake Blanton Collier's hand after the inaugural meeting.
1971	Browns 2–0	Browns 27–24	Browns 31–27	Browns 3–1
1972	Browns 2–0	Browns 27–24	Browns 27–6	Browns 5–1
1973	Tie, 1–1	Bengals 34–17	Browns 17–10	Browns 6–2
1974	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 34–24	Bengals 33–7	Browns 6–4
1975	Tie 1–1	Bengals 24–17	Browns 35–23	Browns 7–5
1976	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 21–6	Bengals 45–24	Tie 7–7
1977	Tie 1–1	Browns 13–3	Bengals 10–7	Tie 8–8
1978	Tie 1–1	Bengals 48–16	Browns 13–10 _(OT)	Tie 9–9
1979	Tie 1–1	Bengals 16–12	Browns 28–27	Tie 10–10

1980s (Bengals, 10–9)

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Overall series	Notes
1980	Browns 2–0	Browns 27–24	Browns 21–7	Browns 12–10
1981	Tie 1–1	Browns 20–17	Bengals 41–21	Browns 13–11
1982	Bengals 1–0	Bengals 23–10	no game	Browns 13–12	Game in Cleveland was cancelled as a result of the nine-week players' strike.
1983	Tie, 1–1	Bengals 28–21	Browns 17–7	Browns 14–13
1984	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 12–9	Bengals 20–17_(OT)	Bengals 15–14	Browns' K Steve Cox hit a 60-yard field goal at Cincinnati, a Browns franchise record
1985	Tie 1–1	Bengals 27–10	Browns 24–6	Bengals 16–15
1986	Tie 1–1	Browns 34–3	Bengals 30–13	Bengals 17–16
1987	Browns 2–0	Browns 34–0	Browns 38–24	Browns 18–17
1988	Tie 1–1	Bengals 24–17	Browns 23–16 _(OT)	Browns 19–18
1989	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 21–14	Bengals 21–0	Bengals 20–19

1990s (Browns, 8–6)

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Overall series	Notes
1990	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 21–14	Bengals 34–13	Bengals 22–19	Game in Cleveland was rivalry's only Monday Night Football appearance
1991	Tie 1–1	Bengals 23–21	Browns 14–13	Bengals 23–20
1992	Tie 1–1	Bengals 30–10	Browns 37–21	Bengals 24–21
1993	Browns 2–0	Browns 28–17	Browns 27–14	Bengals 24–23
1994	Browns 2–0	Browns 28–20	Browns 37–13_(OT)	Browns 25–24	Browns' Eric Metcalf has a 92-yard punt return touchdown in Cincinnati, a Browns franchise record
1995	Browns 2–0	Browns 29–26_(OT)	Browns 26–10	Browns 27–24	Game in Cleveland was the final game played at Cleveland Municipal Stadium and the last meeting before the Browns moved to Baltimore
No games from 1996-1998 as the Browns suspended operations
1999	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 18–17	Bengals 44–28	Browns 27–26	Browns return to the NFL and open Cleveland Browns Stadium. Game in Cleveland was the first meeting between the Bengals and the expansion Browns. Bengals rookie QB Akili Smith led a late game-winning drive. Game in Cincinnati was the final game played at Riverfront Stadium.

2000s (Bengals, 12–8)

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Overall series	Notes
2000	Tie 1–1	Browns 24–7	Bengals 12–3	Browns 28–27	Bengals open Paul Brown Stadium
2001	Tie 1–1	Bengals 24–14	Browns 18–0	Browns 29–28
2002	Browns 2–0	Browns 27–20	Browns 20–7	Browns 31–28	Browns' only series sweep of Bengals since 1999 return to NFL
2003	Tie 1–1	Browns 24–14	Bengals 21–14	Browns 32–29	Browns win in Cincinnati the final game of the season to knock the Bengals out of the playoffs
2004	Tie 1–1	Bengals 58–48	Browns 34–17	Browns 33–30	58-48 game in Cincinnati is the second-highest scoring game in NFL history (106 points)
2005	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 23–20	Bengals 27–13	Browns 33–32
2006	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 34–17	Bengals 30–0	Bengals 34–33
2007	Tie 1–1	Bengals 19–14	Browns 51–45	Bengals 35–34	51-45 game in Cleveland is eighth-highest scoring game in NFL history (96 points). Browns would have clinched a playoff berth with a win in the Week 16 game in Cincinnati, however QB Derek Anderson threw four interceptions en route to a Bengals win
2008	Tie 1–1	Browns 20–12	Bengals 14–0	Bengals 36–35
2009	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 16–7	Bengals 23–20_(OT)	Bengals 38–35	Bengals win all of their division game for the first time in franchise history

2010s (Bengals, 12–4)

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Overall series	Notes
2010	Tie 1–1	Bengals 19–17	Browns 23–20	Bengals 39–36
2011	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 23–20	Bengals 27–17	Bengals 41–36	Game in Cleveland was Andy Dalton's first career start
2012	Tie 1–1	Bengals 34–27	Browns 34–24	Bengals 42–37
2013	Tie 1–1	Bengals 41–20	Browns 17–6	Bengals 43–38	Bengals scored 31 points in the 2nd quarter of the game in Cincinnati, a franchise record for points in a quarter
2014	Tie 1–1	Browns 24–3	Bengals 30–0	Bengals 44–39	The Browns' first win in Cincinnati since 2008 moved them to 6–3 on the season and put them in first place in the AFC North. Andy Dalton had a 2.0 passer rating in that game. This is the largest margin of victory for the Browns over the Bengals since returning to the NFL in 1999.
2015	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 31–10	Bengals 37–3	Bengals 46–39
2016	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 31–17	Bengals 23–10	Bengals 48–39
2017	Bengals 2–0	Bengals 30–16	Bengals 31–7	Bengals 50–39	Browns complete the second 0–16 season in NFL history
2018		November 25	December 23	Bengals 50–39

Summary of Results

Season	Season series	at Cincinnati Bengals	at Cleveland Browns	Notes
Regular Season	Bengals 50–39	Bengals 30–15	Browns 24–20