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The Cleveland Indians have not won a World Series since 1948, the longest current drought of any American League team, and the second longest in all of the major leagues (after the Chicago Cubs). They went the first 25 years of divisional play since it began in 1969 finishing no better than 4th place in their division. They followed this up with 8 straight 1st or 2nd place finishes. The Indians currently play at Jacobs Field.
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| Titles and Awards |
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World Championship
1948 1920 AL Championship 1997 1995 1954 1948 1920 Division Champions 2007 2001 1995-1999 |
Most Valuable Player
Award Al Rosen, 1953 Lou Boudreau, 1948 George Burns, 1926 Cy Young Award Cliff Lee, 2008 C. C. Sabathia, 2007 Gaylord Perry, 1972 Rookie of the Year Award Jody Gerut, 2003 Sandy Alomar, Jr., 1990 Joe Charboneau, 1980 Chris Chambliss, 1971 Herb Score, 1955 |
Hall of Famers (primarily with Cleveland Indians)
Earl Averill, 1929-1939 Lou Boudreau, 1938-1950 Stan Coveleski, 1916-1924 Larry Doby, 1947-1955, 1958 Bob Feller, 1936-1941, 1945-1956 Elmer Flick, 1902-1910 Addie Joss, 1902-1910 Nap Lajoie, 1902-1914 Bob Lemon, 1941-1942, 1946-1958 Joe Sewell, 1920-1930 Tris Speaker, 1916-1926 Early Wynn, 1949-1957, 1963 Retired Numbers Earl Averill, #3 Lou Boudreau, #5 Larry Doby, #14 Mel Harder, #18 Bob Feller, #19 Bob Lemon, #21 |
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Team Batting Leaders
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Team Pitching Leaders
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Most Runs -- 907, 5.60/game (2003)
Fewest Runs -- 514, 3.15/game (1968) Hits -- 1,608 (2003) Singles -- 1,109 (1968) Doubles -- 321 (2003) Triples -- 48 (1992) Most Home Runs -- 235 (2003) Fewest Home Runs -- 80 (1968) Most Grand Slams -- 12 (1997) Most Pinch HRs -- 9 (1992) Most RBI -- 872 (2003) Most Total Bases -- 2,696 (2003) Most Stolen Bases -- 165 (1991) Most Walks -- 641 (1987) Most Strikeouts -- 1,169 (2006) Most Hit by Pitch -- 61 (1998) Highest Batting Average -- .284 (2003) Lowest Batting Average -- .234 (1989) Highest Slugging Percentage -- .475 (2003) Lowest Slugging Percentage -- .334 (1976) Highest On-Base Percentage -- .349 (2003) Lowest On-Base Percentage -- .297 (1989) |
Lowest ERA -- 2.92 (1968)
Highest ERA -- 4.85 (1977) Most Shutouts -- 24 (1992) Most Strikeouts -- 1,245 (1996) Most Consecutive Shutouts -- 3 (1992) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn. -- 36 (1992) Most Wild Pitches -- 83 (1966) |
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| Individual Batting Leaders (Season) |
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Batting Average -- .408
On-Base Average -- .483 Slugging Pct. -- .714 At Bats -- 663 Runs -- 140 Hits -- 233 Total Bases -- 405 Singles -- 172 Doubles -- 64 Triples -- 26 Home Runs -- 52 RBI -- 165 Walks -- 127 Strikeouts -- 185 Stolen Bases -- 75 Extra Base Hits -- 103 Hit by Pitch -- 20 Sacrifice Hits -- 67 Sacrifice Flies -- 16 Intentional Walks -- 18 |
Joe Jackson
Tris Speaker Albert Belle Joe Carter Earl Averill Joe Jackson Hal Trosky Charlie Jamieson George Burns Joe Jackson Jim Thome Manny Ramirez Jim Thome Jim Thome Kenny Lofton Albert Belle Ryan Garko Ray Chapman Juan Gonzalez Jim Thome, Andre Thornton |
1911
1920 1994 1986 1931 1911 1936 1923 1926 1912 2002 1999 1999 2001 1996 1995 2007 1917 2001 2002, 1982 |
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ERA -- 1.16
Wins -- 31 Losses -- 22 Win/Loss Pct. -- .938 WHIP -- 0.806 Games -- 79 Saves -- 46 Innings -- 371.1 Strikeouts -- 348 Starts -- 44 Complete Games -- 36 Shutouts -- 10 Wild Pitches -- 18 Hit by Pitch -- 24 |
Addie Joss
Jim Bagby Pete Dowling Johnny Allen Addie Joss Bobby Howry Jose Mesa Bob Feller Bob Feller George Uhle Bob Feller Bob Feller Otto Hess, Sam McDowell Otto Hess |
1908
1920 1901 1937 1908 2005 1995 1946 1946 1923 1946 1946 1905, 1967 1906 |