Earth Series

The Earth Series is the annual championship series of the Professional Water Baseball League (PWBL) in North America, contested since 2002 between the American League (AL) champion team and the National League (NL) champion team. The winner of the Earth Series championship is determined through a best-of-seven playoff, and the winning team is awarded the Decent Trophy, named after Gregory Decent, the manager of the 2001 Cleveland Generals who won the only title in the short-lived Aqua Baseball League. As the series is played during the fall season in North America, it is sometimes referred to as the Autumn Classic

Each team goes through a rigorous playoff bracket to get to the Earth Series. The three division champions and two Wild Card teams compete in the playoffs from each league in a Wild Card round (1 game), Division Series (best of 5), and League Championship Series (best of 7).

The Hawaii Pineapples have the most Earth Series appearances and titles, with 8 and 6, respectively. The Cleveland Generals and New Jersey/Carolina Kabutos lead all American League teams with 4 appearances each, and those two teams along with thew California Melons lead American League teams with 2 titles each.

List of Earth Series winners and losers
Please note that teams with home-pool advantage are listed in italics.

Teams sans appearance

 * Albuquerque Turkeys / New Mexico Trzcinskis
 * Barrie Brios
 * Boston Red Solo Cups / Boston Beams
 * Dover Propels
 * Indianapolis Republicans
 * Las Vegas Debtors
 * Lexington Gentlemen / Mississippi River Rats
 * Los Angeles Drowners
 * Mobile Homes
 * Philadelphia Phillises
 * Pittsburgh Accents / Middlefield Amish Folk
 * San Antonio Something / Vancouver Canada Screwers
 * St. Louis El Presidentes
 * Tijuana Border Crossers / Mexico Mexicans
 * Totemsburgh Poles / Springfield Pnooooooooos
 * Wyoming Oblongs