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Minnesota Twins

Minnesota Twins

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Ballpark:
Target Field
Established:
1961
Affiliations:
AAA Rochester Red Wings, AA New Britain Rock Cats, Advanced A Fort Myers Miracle, A Beloit Snappers
Retired Numbers:
3, 6, 14, 29, 34, 42
Owners:
Jim Pohlad
Manager:
General Manager:
Played As:
MIN, WS1
Year Team W L R RA Diff Att
2010 Minnesota Twins 94 68 781 671 110 0
2009 Minnesota Twins 87 76 817 765 52 2,416,237
2008 Minnesota Twins 88 75 829 745 84 2,302,431
2007 Minnesota Twins 79 83 718 725 -7 2,296,383
2006 Minnesota Twins 96 66 801 683 118 2,285,018
2005 Minnesota Twins 83 79 688 662 26 2,034,243
2004 Minnesota Twins 92 70 780 715 65 1,911,490
2003 Minnesota Twins 90 72 801 758 43 1,946,011
2002 Minnesota Twins 94 67 768 712 56 1,924,473
2001 Minnesota Twins 85 77 771 766 5 1,782,929
2000 Minnesota Twins 69 93 748 880 -132 1,000,760
1999 Minnesota Twins 63 97 686 845 -159 1,202,829
1998 Minnesota Twins 70 92 734 818 -84 1,165,976
1997 Minnesota Twins 68 94 772 861 -89 1,411,064
1996 Minnesota Twins 78 84 877 900 -23 1,437,352
1995 Minnesota Twins 56 88 703 889 -186 1,057,667
1994 Minnesota Twins 53 60 594 688 -94 1,398,565
1993 Minnesota Twins 71 91 693 830 -137 2,048,673
1992 Minnesota Twins 90 72 747 653 94 2,482,428
1991 Minnesota Twins 95 67 776 652 124 2,293,842
1990 Minnesota Twins 74 88 666 729 -63 1,751,584
1989 Minnesota Twins 80 82 740 738 2 2,277,438
1988 Minnesota Twins 91 71 759 672 87 3,030,672
1987 Minnesota Twins 85 77 786 806 -20 2,081,976
1986 Minnesota Twins 71 91 741 839 -98 1,255,453
1985 Minnesota Twins 77 85 705 782 -77 1,651,814
1984 Minnesota Twins 81 81 673 675 -2 1,598,692
1983 Minnesota Twins 70 92 709 822 -113 858,939
1982 Minnesota Twins 60 102 657 819 -162 921,186
1981 Minnesota Twins 41 68 378 486 -108 469,090
1980 Minnesota Twins 77 84 670 724 -54 769,206
1979 Minnesota Twins 82 80 764 725 39 1,070,521
1978 Minnesota Twins 73 89 666 678 -12 787,878
1977 Minnesota Twins 84 77 867 776 91 1,162,727
1976 Minnesota Twins 85 77 743 704 39 715,394
1975 Minnesota Twins 76 83 724 736 -12 737,156
1974 Minnesota Twins 82 80 673 669 4 662,401
1973 Minnesota Twins 81 81 738 692 46 907,499
1972 Minnesota Twins 77 77 537 535 2 797,901
1971 Minnesota Twins 74 86 654 670 -16 940,858
1970 Minnesota Twins 98 64 744 605 139 1,261,887
1969 Minnesota Twins 97 65 790 618 172 1,349,328
1968 Minnesota Twins 79 83 562 546 16 1,143,257
1967 Minnesota Twins 91 71 671 590 81 1,483,547
1966 Minnesota Twins 89 73 663 581 82 1,259,374
1965 Minnesota Twins 102 60 774 600 174 1,463,258
1964 Minnesota Twins 79 83 737 678 59 1,207,514
1963 Minnesota Twins 91 70 767 602 165 1,406,652
1962 Minnesota Twins 91 71 798 713 85 1,433,116
1961 Minnesota Twins 70 90 707 778 -71 1,256,723
1960 Washington Senators 73 81 672 696 -24 743,404
1959 Washington Senators 63 91 619 701 -82 615,372
1958 Washington Senators 61 93 553 747 -194 475,288
1957 Washington Senators 55 99 603 808 -205 457,079
1956 Washington Senators 59 95 652 924 -272 431,647
1955 Washington Senators 53 101 598 789 -191 425,238
1954 Washington Senators 66 88 632 680 -48 503,542
1953 Washington Senators 76 76 687 614 73 595,594
1952 Washington Senators 78 76 598 608 -10 699,457
1951 Washington Senators 62 92 672 764 -92 695,167
1950 Washington Senators 67 87 690 813 -123 699,697
1949 Washington Senators 50 104 584 868 -284 770,745
1948 Washington Senators 56 97 578 796 -218 795,254
1947 Washington Senators 64 90 496 675 -179 850,758
1946 Washington Senators 76 78 608 706 -98 1,027,216
1945 Washington Senators 87 67 622 562 60 652,660
1944 Washington Senators 64 90 592 664 -72 525,235
1943 Washington Senators 84 69 666 595 71 574,694
1942 Washington Senators 62 89 653 817 -164 403,493
1941 Washington Senators 70 84 728 798 -70 415,663
1940 Washington Senators 64 90 665 811 -146 381,241
1939 Washington Senators 65 87 702 797 -95 339,257
1938 Washington Senators 75 76 814 873 -59 522,694
1937 Washington Senators 73 80 757 841 -84 397,799
1936 Washington Senators 82 71 889 799 90 379,525
1935 Washington Senators 67 86 823 903 -80 255,011
1934 Washington Senators 66 86 729 806 -77 330,074
1933 Washington Senators 99 53 850 665 185 437,533
1932 Washington Senators 93 61 840 716 124 371,396
1931 Washington Senators 92 62 843 691 152 492,657
1930 Washington Senators 94 60 892 689 203 614,474
1929 Washington Senators 71 81 730 776 -46 355,506
1928 Washington Senators 75 79 718 705 13 378,501
1927 Washington Senators 85 69 782 730 52 528,976
1926 Washington Senators 81 69 802 761 41 551,580
1925 Washington Senators 96 55 829 670 159 817,199
1924 Washington Senators 92 62 755 613 142 584,310
1923 Washington Senators 75 78 720 747 -27 357,406
1922 Washington Senators 69 85 650 706 -56 458,552
1921 Washington Senators 80 73 704 738 -34 456,069
1920 Washington Senators 68 84 723 802 -79 359,260
1919 Washington Senators 56 84 533 570 -37 234,096
1918 Washington Senators 72 56 461 412 49 182,122
1917 Washington Senators 74 79 543 566 -23 89,682
1916 Washington Senators 76 77 536 543 -7 177,265
1915 Washington Senators 85 68 569 491 78 167,332
1914 Washington Senators 81 73 572 519 53 243,888
1913 Washington Senators 90 64 596 561 35 325,831
1912 Washington Senators 91 61 699 581 118 350,663
1911 Washington Senators 64 90 625 766 -141 244,884
1910 Washington Senators 66 85 501 550 -49 254,591
1909 Washington Senators 42 110 380 656 -276 205,199
1908 Washington Senators 67 85 479 539 -60 264,252
1907 Washington Senators 49 102 506 691 -185 221,929
1906 Washington Senators 55 95 518 664 -146 129,903
1905 Washington Senators 64 87 559 623 -64 252,027
1904 Washington Senators 38 113 437 743 -306 131,744
1903 Washington Senators 43 94 437 691 -254 128,878
1902 Washington Senators 61 75 707 790 -83 188,158
1901 Washington Senators 61 72 682 771 -89 161,661
 
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