National League Championship Series - NLCS Results (1969–present)

NLCS Results (1969–present)

Further information: List of National League pennant winners#1876–1968

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Key
† Denotes wild-card team (since 1995)
Year Winner Loser Record Series MVP TV
Network
1969 New York Mets Atlanta Braves 3–0 NBC
1970 Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates 3–0 NBC
1971 Pittsburgh Pirates San Francisco Giants 3–1 NBC
1972 Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates 3–2 NBC
1973 New York Mets Cincinnati Reds 3–2 NBC
1974 Los Angeles Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates 3–1 NBC
1975 Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates 3–0 NBC
1976 Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies 3–0 ABC
1977 Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies 3–1 Dusty Baker, Los Angeles NBC
1978 Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies 3–1 Steve Garvey, Los Angeles ABC
1979 Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Reds 3–0 Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh NBC
1980 Philadelphia Phillies Houston Astros 3–2 Manny Trillo, Philadelphia ABC
1981 Los Angeles Dodgers Montreal Expos 3–2 Burt Hooton, Los Angeles NBC
1982 St. Louis Cardinals Atlanta Braves 3–0 Darrell Porter, St. Louis ABC.
1983 Philadelphia Phillies Los Angeles Dodgers 3–1 Gary Matthews, Philadelphia NBC
1984 San Diego Padres Chicago Cubs 3–2 Steve Garvey, San Diego ABC
1985 St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Dodgers 4–2 Ozzie Smith, St. Louis NBC
1986 New York Mets Houston Astros 4–2 Mike Scott, Houston ABC
1987 St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Giants 4–3 Jeffrey Leonard, San Francisco NBC
1988 Los Angeles Dodgers New York Mets 4–3 Orel Hershiser, Los Angeles ABC
1989 San Francisco Giants Chicago Cubs 4–1 Will Clark, San Francisco NBC
1990 Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates 4–2 Rob Dibble and Randy Myers, Cincinnati CBS
1991 Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 4–3 Steve Avery, Atlanta CBS
1992 Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 4–3 John Smoltz, Atlanta CBS
1993 Philadelphia Phillies Atlanta Braves 4–2 Curt Schilling, Philadelphia CBS
1994 Not held due to players' strike.
1995 Atlanta Braves Cincinnati Reds 4–0 Mike Devereaux, Atlanta ABC (Games 1–2)
NBC (Games 3–4)
1996 Atlanta Braves St. Louis Cardinals 4–3 Javy López, Atlanta FOX
1997 Florida Marlins † Atlanta Braves 4–2 Liván Hernández, Florida NBC
1998 San Diego Padres Atlanta Braves 4–2 Sterling Hitchcock, San Diego FOX
1999 Atlanta Braves New York Mets † 4–2 Eddie Pérez, Atlanta NBC
2000 New York Mets † St. Louis Cardinals 4–1 Mike Hampton, New York FOX
2001 Arizona Diamondbacks Atlanta Braves 4–1 Craig Counsell, Arizona FOX
2002 San Francisco Giants † St. Louis Cardinals 4–1 Benito Santiago, San Francisco FOX
2003 Florida Marlins † Chicago Cubs 4–3 Iván Rodríguez, Florida FOX
2004 St. Louis Cardinals Houston Astros † 4–3 Albert Pujols, St. Louis FOX
2005 Houston Astros † St. Louis Cardinals 4–2 Roy Oswalt, Houston FOX
2006 St. Louis Cardinals New York Mets 4–3 Jeff Suppan, St. Louis FOX
2007 Colorado Rockies † Arizona Diamondbacks 4–0 Matt Holliday, Colorado TBS
2008 Philadelphia Phillies Los Angeles Dodgers 4–1 Cole Hamels, Philadelphia FOX
2009 Philadelphia Phillies Los Angeles Dodgers 4–1 Ryan Howard, Philadelphia TBS
2010 San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies 4–2 Cody Ross, San Francisco FOX
2011 St. Louis Cardinals † Milwaukee Brewers 4–2 David Freese, St. Louis TBS
2012 San Francisco Giants St. Louis Cardinals † 4–3 Marco Scutaro, San Francisco FOX

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