Store a set in a dictionary's value

[SalsaBeanDip]

Ok so I updated my code again and it seems to work so far

def get_dict(team_list):
    winning_dict = {}
    value = 1903
    for index in team_list:
        winning_dict[index] = set()
        if index in winning_dict:
            winning_dict[index].add(value)
        elif index not in winning_dict:
            winning_dict[index] = set(value)
        value += 1

    return winning_dict

Does this look ok to you?

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Ok so I guess I do still have some problems with my code. When I try to display the winning years for a team, it is not correct. In fact, each team's winning years I try to display are exactly the same. However, there could be a problem with my code to display the team's winning years. In main I ask the user to enter a team's name and then I display the team's winning years:

#a call to the get_dict function
winning_dict = {}
winning_file = open('WorldSeriesWinners.txt', 'r')
team_list = winning_file.readlines()
winning_file.close()
for index in range(len(team_list)):
     team_list[index] = team_list[index].rstrip('\n')
     winning_dict = get_dict(team_list)

#now to display a team's winning years
key = input("Enter a team's name: ")
for key in winning_dict:
     result = winning_dict.get(key, 'Team not found')
     print(result, end=' ')

But it doesn't matter which team I enter because they all display the same thing:

Output:
{1903} {1994} {1954} {2005} {1908} {1979} {1930} {2007} {1914} {1990} {1948} {2000} {1924} {2006} {1984} {1955} {1957} {1988} {1983} {1986} {1989} {2008} {1985} {1991} {1993} {1995} {2003} {2001} {2002}

First of all, the curly brackes are not supposed to be displayed and these are NOT the correct winning years.

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Also, the years are out of order for some reason?