ESPN Reviews Season's Highs and Lows for Every MLB Team
As the 2025 MLB season nears its close, ESPN highlights one success and one disappointment for each of the league's 30 clubs.

ESPN has published a season-review feature examining the "biggest success" and "biggest disappointment" for all 30 Major League Baseball teams as the campaign winds down, according to the outlet.
The piece, part of ESPN's ongoing MLB coverage, frames the season through the lens of teams either advancing toward the postseason or already facing elimination, noting that "all clubs have had something go right ... and wrong," per ESPN.
ESPN's report does not single out specific results in the excerpt provided, instead presenting the format as a league-wide stock-watch style assessment intended to summarize each franchise's year regardless of its standing entering October.
The full breakdown of each team's individual successes and setbacks was not detailed beyond the introductory framing in the material reviewed. ESPN's complete analysis, including team-by-team specifics, is available through its original publication.
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