Major League Baseball franchises that have changed cities since
1901:
Atlanta Braves: Originally the Boston Braves, moved to Milwaukee
in 1953 and to Atlanta in 1966.
Baltimore Orioles: Originally the Milwaukee Brewers, moved to St.
Louis for the 1902 season and renamed the Browns; moved to
Baltimore in 1954 and renamed the Orioles.
Los Angeles Dodgers: Originally the Brooklyn Dodgers, moved to Los
Angeles in 1958.
Milwaukee Brewers: Entered the league in 1969 as the Seattle
Pilots, moved to Milwaukee in 1970.
Minnesota Twins: Originally the Washington Senators; moved to
Minnesota in 1961.
New York Yankees: Originally the Baltimore Orioles, moved to New
York in 1903 and renamed the Highlanders; renamed the Yankees in
1913.
Oakland Athletics: Originally the Philadelphia Athletics, moved to
Kansas City in 1955 and to Oakland in 1968.
San Francisco Giants: Originally the New York Giants, moved to San
Francisco in 1958.
Texas Rangers: Entered the league as the expansion Washington
Senators in 1961; moved to Texas in 1972 and renamed the Rangers.