List of Cleveland Indians seasons

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This article lists the results of every season of the Cleveland Indians of Major League Baseball.

World Series Champions	American League Champions	Division Champions (1969-present)	Wild Card Berth (1995-Present)

Season	Team	Level	League	Division	Regular season results				Post-season results	Year-end awards
Season	Team	Level	League	Division	Finish	Won	Lost	Pct.	Post-season results	Year-end awards
Cleveland Blues
1901	1901		AL		7th	54	82	.397
Cleveland Bronchos
1902	1902		AL		5th	69	67	.507
Cleveland Naps
1903	1903	MLB	AL		3rd	77	63	.550
1904	1904	MLB	AL		4th	86	65	.570
1905	1905	MLB	AL		5th	76	78	.494
1906	1906	MLB	AL		3rd	89	64	.582
1907	1907	MLB	AL		4th	85	67	.559
1908	1908	MLB	AL		2nd	90	64	.584
1909	1909	MLB	AL		6th	71	82	.464
1910	1910	MLB	AL		5th	71	81	.467
1911	1911	MLB	AL		3rd	80	73	.523
1912	1912	MLB	AL		5th	75	78	.490
1913	1913	MLB	AL		3rd	86	66	.566
1914	1914	MLB	AL		8th	51	102	.333
Cleveland Indians
1915	1915	MLB	AL		7th	57	95	.375
1916	1916	MLB	AL		6th	77	77	.500
1917	1917	MLB	AL		3rd	88	66	.571
1918	1918	MLB	AL		2nd	73	54	.575
1919	1919	MLB	AL		2nd	84	55	.604
1920	1920	MLB	AL		1st	98	56	.636	Won World Series (Robins 5-2)
1921	1921	MLB	AL		2nd	94	60	.610
1922	1922	MLB	AL		4th	78	76	.506
1923	1923	MLB	AL		3rd	82	71	.536
1924	1924	MLB	AL		6th	67	86	.438
1925	1925	MLB	AL		6th	70	84	.455
1926	1926	MLB	AL		2nd	88	66	.571		George Burns (MVP)
1927	1927	MLB	AL		6th	66	87	.431
1928	1928	MLB	AL		7th	62	92	.403
1929	1929	MLB	AL		3rd	81	71	.533
1930	1930	MLB	AL		4th	81	73	.526
1931	1931	MLB	AL		4th	78	76	.506
1932	1932	MLB	AL		4th	87	65	.572
1933	1933	MLB	AL		4th	75	76	.497
1934	1934	MLB	AL		3rd	85	69	.552
1935	1935	MLB	AL		3rd	82	71	.536
1936	1936	MLB	AL		5th	80	74	.519
1937	1937	MLB	AL		4th	83	71	.539
1938	1938	MLB	AL		3rd	86	66	.566
1939	1939	MLB	AL		3rd	87	67	.565
1940	1940	MLB	AL		2nd	89	65	.578		Bob Feller (TC)
1941	1941	MLB	AL		4th^[1]	75	79	.487
1942	1942	MLB	AL		4th	75	79	.487
1943	1943	MLB	AL		3rd	82	71	.536
1944	1944	MLB	AL		5th^[2]	72	82	.468
1945	1945	MLB	AL		5th	73	72	.503
1946	1946	MLB	AL		6th	68	86	.442
1947	1947	MLB	AL		4th	80	74	.519
1948	1948	MLB	AL		1st ^[3]	97	58	.626	Won World Series (Braves 4-2)	Lou Boudreau (MVP)
1949	1949	MLB	AL		3rd	89	65	.578
1950	1950	MLB	AL		4th	92	62	.597
1951	1951	MLB	AL		2nd	93	61	.604
1952	1952	MLB	AL		2nd	93	61	.604
1953	1953	MLB	AL		2nd	92	62	.597		Al Rosen (MVP)
1954	1954	MLB	AL		1st	111	43	.721	Lost World Series (Giants 0-4)
1955	1955	MLB	AL		2nd	93	61	.604		Herb Score (ROY)
1956	1956	MLB	AL		2nd	88	66	.571
1957	1957	MLB	AL		6th	76	77	.497
1958	1958	MLB	AL		4th	77	76	.503		Vic Power (GG)
1959	1959	MLB	AL		2nd	89	65	.578		Minnie Minoso (GG) Vic Power (GG)
1960	1960	MLB	AL		4th	76	78	.494		Jimmy Piersall (GG) Vic Power (GG)
1961	1961	MLB	AL		5th	78	83	.484		Vic Power (GG)
1962	1962	MLB	AL		6th	80	82	.494
1963	1963	MLB	AL		5th^[4]	79	83	.488
1964	1964	MLB	AL		6th^[5]	79	83	.488
1965	1965	MLB	AL		5th	87	75	.537
1966	1966	MLB	AL		5th	81	81	.500
1967	1967	MLB	AL		8th	75	87	.463
1968	1968	MLB	AL		3rd	86	75	.534
1969	1969	MLB	AL	East	6th	62	99	.385
1970	1970	MLB	AL	East	5th	76	86	.469		Ray Fosse (GG)
1970	1970	MLB	AL	East	5th	76	86	.469		Ray Fosse (GG)
1971	1971	MLB	AL	East	6th	60	102	.371		Chris Chambliss (ROY) Ray Fosse (GG)
1972	1972	MLB	AL	East	5th	72	84	.462		Gaylord Perry (CYA)
1973	1973	MLB	AL	East	6th	71	91	.438
1974	1974	MLB	AL	East	4th	77	85	.475
1975	1975	MLB	AL	East	4th	79	80	.497
1976	1976	MLB	AL	East	4th	81	78	.509		Rick Manning (GG)
1977	1977	MLB	AL	East	5th	71	90	.441
1978	1978	MLB	AL	East	6th	69	90	.434
1979	1979	MLB	AL	East	6th	81	80	.503
1980	1980	MLB	AL	East	6th	79	82	.494		Joe Charboneau (ROY)
1981	1981 ^[6]	MLB	AL	East	6th	26	24	.520
1981	1981 ^[6]	MLB	AL	East	5th	26	27	.491
1982	1982	MLB	AL	East	6th^[7]	78	84	.481
1983	1983	MLB	AL	East	7th	70	92	.432
1984	1984	MLB	AL	East	6th	75	87	.463
1985	1985	MLB	AL	East	7th	60	102	.370
1986	1986	MLB	AL	East	5th	84	78	.519
1987	1987	MLB	AL	East	7th	61	101	.377
1988	1988	MLB	AL	East	6th	78	84	.481
1989	1989	MLB	AL	East	6th	73	89	.451
1990	1990	MLB	AL	East	4th	77	85	.475		Sandy Alomar (ROY, GG)
1991	1991	MLB	AL	East	7th	57	105	.352
1992	1992	MLB	AL	East	4th^[8]	76	86	.469
1993	1993	MLB	AL	East	6th	76	86	.469		Carlos Baerga (SS) Kenny Lofton (GG)
1994	1994	MLB	AL	Central	2nd^[9]	66	47	.584		Carlos Baerga (SS) Kenny Lofton (GG) Omar Vizquel (GG)
1995	1995	MLB	AL	Central	1st	100	44	.694	Won Division Series (Red Sox 3-0) Won ALCS (Mariners 4-2) Lost World Series (Braves 2-4)	Albert Belle (SS) Kenny Lofton (GG) Omar Vizquel (GG)
1996	1996	MLB	AL	Central	1st	99	62	.615	Lost Division Series (Orioles 1-3)	Kenny Lofton (GG) Jim Thome (SS Omar Vizquel (GG)
1997	1997	MLB	AL	Central	1st	86	75	.534	Won Division Series (Yankees 3-2) Won ALCS (Orioles 4-2) Lost World Series (Marlins 3-4)	Omar Vizquel (GG) Matt Williams (GG, SS)
1998	1998	MLB	AL	Central	1st	89	73	.549	Won Division Series (Red Sox 3-1) Lost ALCS (Yankees 2-4)	Omar Vizquel (GG)
1999	1999	MLB	AL	Central	1st	97	65	.599	Lost Division Series (Red Sox 2-3)	Roberto Alomar (GG, SS) Omar Vizquel (GG)
2000	2000	MLB	AL	Central	2nd	90	72	.556		Roberto Alomar (GG, SS) Travis Fryman (GG) Omar Vizquel (GG)
2001	2001	MLB	AL	Central	1st	91	71	.562	Lost Division Series (Mariners 2-3)	Roberto Alomar (GG) Omar Vizquel (GG)
2002	2002	MLB	AL	Central	3rd	74	88	.457
2003	2003	MLB	AL	Central	4th	68	94	.420
2004	2004	MLB	AL	Central	3rd	80	82	.494		Victor Martinez (SS)
2005	2005	MLB	AL	Central	2nd	93	69	.574
2006	2006	MLB	AL	Central	4th	78	84	.481
2007	2007	MLB	AL	Central	1st	96	66	.593	Won Division Series (Yankees 3-1) Lost ALCS (Red Sox 3-4)	CC Sabathia (CYA) Grady Sizemore (GG) Eric Wedge (MOY)
2008	2008	MLB	AL	Central	3rd	81	81	.500		Cliff Lee (CYA, CPY) Grady Sizemore (GG, SS)
2009	2009	MLB	AL	Central	4th^[10]	65	97	.401
2010	2010	MLB	AL	Central	4th	69	93	.426
2011	2011	MLB	AL	Central	2nd	80	82	.494
Overall						8785	8464	.509	Regular Season games
						44	41	.518	Postseason games
						8	8	.500	Postseason series
						8829	8505	.509	Regular season and post season games

[edit] Notes

^ The Indians finished the 1941 season tied with the Detroit Tigers for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The Indians finished the 1944 season tied with the Philadelphia Athletics for 5th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The Indians finished the 1948 season tied with the Boston Red Sox for first place in the American League. The Indians defeated the Red Sox 8-3 in a one-game playoff to win the AL pennant
^ The Indians finished the 1963 season tied with the Detroit Tigers for 5th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The Indians finished the 1964 season tied with the Minnesota Twins for 6th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The 1981 season was split into two halves as a result of the 1981 Players Strike. The top line represents the results of the first half and the bottom line represents the results of the second half.
^ The Indians finished the 1982 season tied with the Toronto Blue Jays for 6th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The Indians finished the 1992 season tied with the New York Yankees for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.
^ The 1994 season was cut short as a result of the 1994 Players Strike. The Indians were in the lead for the wild card spot and one game out of first place in the AL Central at the time of the strike.
^ The Indians finished the 2009 season tied with the Kansas City Royals for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[0] The Indians finished the 1941 season tied with the Detroit Tigers for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[1] The Indians finished the 1944 season tied with the Philadelphia Athletics for 5th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[2] The Indians finished the 1948 season tied with the Boston Red Sox for first place in the American League. The Indians defeated the Red Sox 8-3 in a one-game playoff to win the AL pennant

[3] The Indians finished the 1963 season tied with the Detroit Tigers for 5th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[4] The Indians finished the 1964 season tied with the Minnesota Twins for 6th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[5] The 1981 season was split into two halves as a result of the 1981 Players Strike. The top line represents the results of the first half and the bottom line represents the results of the second half.

[6] The Indians finished the 1982 season tied with the Toronto Blue Jays for 6th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[7] The Indians finished the 1992 season tied with the New York Yankees for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

[8] The 1994 season was cut short as a result of the 1994 Players Strike. The Indians were in the lead for the wild card spot and one game out of first place in the AL Central at the time of the strike.

[9] The Indians finished the 2009 season tied with the Kansas City Royals for 4th place. MLB does not officially break ties except those involving playoff spots.

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v d e Major League Baseball season-by-season team history
American League
East Division Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Tampa Bay Rays Toronto Blue Jays	Central Division Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Kansas City Royals Minnesota Twins	West Division Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Oakland Athletics Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers
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