(MVP in parentheses)
2001: Arizona 4, Atlanta 1
(Craig Counsell)
2000: New York 4, St. Louis 1
(Mike Hampton)
1999: Atlanta 4, New York 2
(Eddie Perez)
1998: San Diego 4, Atlanta 2
(Sterling Hitchcock)
1997: Florida 4, Atlanta 2
(Kevin Brown)
1996: Atlanta 4, St. Louis 3
(Javier Lopez)
1995: Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 0
(Mike Devereaux)
1994: Series canceled
1993: Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 2
(Curt Schilling)
1992: Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 3
(John Smoltz)
1991: Atlanta 4, Pittsburgh 3
(Steve Avery)
1990: Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 2
(Rob Dibble, Randy Myers)
1989: San Francisco 4, Cubs 1
(Will Clark)
1988: Los Angeles 4, New York 3
(Orel Hershiser)
1987: St. Louis 4, San Francisco 3
(Jeffrey Leonard)
1986: New York 4, Houston 2
(Mike Scott)
1985: St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2
(Ozzie Smith)
1984: San Diego 3, Chicago 2
(Steve Garvey)
1983: Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 1
(Gary Matthews)
1982: St. Louis 3, Atlanta 0
(Darrell Porter)
1981: Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2
(Burt Hooton)
1980: Philadelphia 3, Houston 2
(Manny Trillo)
1979: Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 0
(Willie Stargell)
1978: Los Angeles 3, Philadephia 1
(Steve Garvey)
1977: Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 1
(Dusty Baker)
No MVPs selected
1976: Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 0
1975: Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 0
1974: Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 1
1973: New York 3, Cincinnati 2
1972: Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2
1971: Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 1
1970: Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 0
1969: New York 3, Atlanta
