The NL East has seen six World Series titles and 11 NL pennants since 1995, when the current five teams were put together. The Atlanta Braves ran the division for a decade before the Philadelphia Phillies had their own five year stretch. Throw in a couple of Washington Nationals wins (plus a championship) and even a New York Mets appearance in the World Series and you can see that this division has had its fair share of fun in recent years. The Braves are back on top, having run the table over the past four years. They're also sitting pretty as the reigning World Series champions.

•  Atlanta Braves

  Coming off of a World Series Championship, the Braves are looking for another division title, though repeating is never easy. They lost a big name in Freddie Freeman, but with Ronald Acuna Jr., Ozzie Albies and the acquisition of Matt Olson, winning the NL East and making another deep October run is certainly realistic.

• Division Titles: 21
• League Pennants: 18
• World Series Titles: 5

• Miami Marlins

  After a 67-95 campaign in 2021, the Marlins are simply looking to improve in 2022 and so far, they have. The emergence of Sandy Alcantara has been one of the best stories in baseball and has certainly helped the Marlins stay in some games this season. Oh, and don't forget about Jazz Chisholm Jr., who is one of the most entertaining players in the game to watch on a day-to-day basis.

  • Division Titles: 0
  • League Pennants: 2
  • World Series Titles: 2

• New York Mets

  The Mets are currently the favorites to win the NL East and it's not too hard to see why. The Max Scherzer deal was among the most impactful offseason transactions and adding a player of Scherzer's caliber to a star-studded lineup certainly puts the Mets in good position moving forward.

  • Division Titles: 6
  • League Pennants: 5
  • World Series Titles: 2

• Philadelphia Phillies

  This team has a good mix of young and veteran talent, from Alec Bohm to Bryce Harper. After finishing 82-80 and second in the NL East in 2021, the Phillies are looking to contend in 2022, though multiple injuries to Harper have certainly made it tough.

  • Division Titles:11
  • League Pennants:7
  • World Series Titles:2

• Washington Nationals

  The Nationals finished last in the NL East in 2021 with a record of 65-97 that left plenty of room for improvement and 2022 appears to be more of the same.

• Division Titles: 5
• League Pennants: 1
• World Series Titles: 1