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List of American League pennant winners

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The 1926 New York Yankees were one of 41 pennant-winning teams in the Yankees' history.
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EveryMajor League Baseball (MLB) season, oneAmerican League (AL) team wins thepennant, signifying that they are the league's champion and have the right to play in theWorld Series against the champion of theNational League (NL). The pennant was presented to the team with the bestwin–loss record each year through the 1968 season,[1] after which theAL Championship Series (ALCS) was introduced to decide the pennant winner.[2] The first modern World Series was played in 1903 and, after a hiatus in 1904, has taken place every season except 1994,[2] when aplayers' strike forced the cancellation of thepostseason.[3] The current AL pennant holders are theToronto Blue Jays, who beat theSeattle Mariners for the pennant on October 20, 2025.

In 1969, the AL split into two divisions,[4] and the teams with the best records in each division played one another in the five-game ALCS to determine the pennant winner, who received (and continues to receive) theWilliam Harridge Trophy.[5] The trophy featured a golden eagle, the league's emblem, sitting atop a silver baseball and clutching the AL banner.[6] Since2017, the trophy is all silver with a pennant on top. The trophy is named forWill Harridge, who was league president from 1931 to 1958.[7] The format of the ALCS was changed from abest-of-five to abest-of-seven format in the 1985 postseason.[8] In 1995, an additional playoff series was added when MLB restructured into three divisions in each league.[9] An additionalWild Card Game was added in 2012.[10] Beginning in 2022,three Wild Card teams and the divison winner with the worst record play in the three-gameWild Card Series, with the winners facing the other two of theEast,Central, andWest Division winners in theAL Division Series, a best-of-five playoff to determine the opponents who will play in the ALCS.[11] AL pennant winners have gone on to win the World Series 68 times, most recently in 2023.

The New York Yankees have won 41 AL pennants,[12] winning their first in 1921 and their most recent in 2024.[13] This total is more than twice that of the next-closest team, theOakland Athletics, who have won 15.[14] They are followed by theBoston Red Sox and theDetroit Tigers, with 14 and 11 pennants won respectively.[15][16] The Yankees have the most pennants since the introduction of the ALCS in 1969 with 11, followed by the Athletics, Red Sox, and theBaltimore Orioles with 6, 6, and 5 respectively. The Yankees also hold the record for most wins by a pennant-winning team, withtheir 1998 team winning 114 out of 162 games,[17] finishing 22 games ahead of the Boston Red Sox.[18] The1954 Cleveland Indians won the most games of any pennant winner under the pre-1969 system, winning 111 out of their 154 games[19] and finishing eight games ahead of the Yankees.[20] TheMilwaukee Brewers won the AL pennant in 1982 but later moved to the NL starting in the 1998 season.[21]

The only current MLB franchise to have never won a league pennant—and therefore, to have never appeared in the World Series—is theSeattle Mariners.[22][23]

Key

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Two men stand in front of a crowd shaking hands. The man on the left of the photo is wearing a tan suit and hat and the man on the right is wearing a light-colored pinstriped baseball uniform.
PresidentCalvin Coolidge shakes hands with Washington Senators pitcherWalter Johnson celebrating the Senators' 1924 American League pennant, one of three won by the franchise while in Washington.
YearLinks to the corresponding "Major League Baseball season" article
TeamLinks to the corresponding year in which the team played
RecordRegular seasonwin–loss record
GAGames ahead of the second-place team (1901–1968)
Ahead ofThe second-place team (1901–1968)
RefReference
WonWorld Series (modern era only)
EAmerican League East division member (1969–present)
CAmerican League Central division member (1995–present)
WAmerican League West division member (1969–present)
†Wild card team (1995–present)

Single table era (1901–1968)

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The Chicago White Stockings won the American League pennant in 1900 and 1901. The latter year was the AL's first season as a recognized "major league."
YearTeamManagerRecordGAAhead ofManagerRef
1901Chicago White SoxClark Griffith83–534Boston AmericansJimmy Collins[24]
1902Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack83–535St. Louis BrownsJimmy McAleer[25]
1903Boston AmericansJimmy Collins91–4714½Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[26]
1904Boston AmericansJimmy Collins95–591½New York HighlandersClark Griffith[27]
1905Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack92–562Chicago White SoxFielder Jones[28]
1906Chicago White SoxFielder Jones93–583New York HighlandersClark Griffith[29]
1907Detroit TigersHughie Jennings92–581½Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[30]
1908Detroit TigersHughie Jennings90–63½Cleveland NapsNap Lajoie[31]
1909Detroit TigersHughie Jennings98–543½Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[32]
1910Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack102–4814½New York HighlandersHal Chase[33]
1911Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack101–5013½Detroit TigersHughie Jennings[34]
1912Boston Red SoxJake Stahl105–4714Washington SenatorsClark Griffith[35]
1913Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack96–576½Washington SenatorsClark Griffith[36]
1914Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack99–538½Boston Red SoxBill Carrigan[37]
1915Boston Red SoxBill Carrigan101–502½Detroit TigersHughie Jennings[38]
1916Boston Red SoxBill Carrigan91–632Chicago White SoxPants Rowland[39]
1917Chicago White SoxPants Rowland100–549Boston Red SoxJack Barry[40]
1918Boston Red SoxEd Barrow75–512½Cleveland IndiansLee Fohl[41]
1919Chicago White SoxKid Gleason88–523½Cleveland IndiansTris Speaker[42]
1920Cleveland IndiansTris Speaker98–562Chicago White SoxKid Gleason[43]
1921New York YankeesMiller Huggins98–554½Cleveland IndiansTris Speaker[44]
1922New York YankeesMiller Huggins94–601St. Louis BrownsLee Fohl[45]
1923New York YankeesMiller Huggins98–5416Detroit TigersTy Cobb[46]
1924Washington SenatorsBucky Harris92–622New York YankeesMiller Huggins[47]
1925Washington SenatorsBucky Harris96–558½Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[48]
1926New York YankeesMiller Huggins91–633Cleveland IndiansTris Speaker[49]
1927New York YankeesMiller Huggins110–4419Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[50]
1928New York YankeesMiller Huggins101–532½Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[51]
1929Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack104–4618New York YankeesMiller Huggins[52]
1930Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack102–528Washington SenatorsWalter Johnson[53]
1931Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack107–4513½New York YankeesJoe McCarthy[54]
1932New York YankeesJoe McCarthy107–4713Philadelphia AthleticsConnie Mack[55]
1933Washington SenatorsJoe Cronin99–537New York YankeesJoe McCarthy[56]
1934Detroit TigersMickey Cochrane101–537New York YankeesJoe McCarthy[57]
1935Detroit TigersMickey Cochrane93–583New York YankeesJoe McCarthy[58]
1936New York YankeesJoe McCarthy102–5119½Detroit TigersMickey Cochrane[59]
1937New York YankeesJoe McCarthy102–5213Detroit TigersMickey Cochrane[60]
1938New York YankeesJoe McCarthy99–539½Boston Red SoxJoe Cronin[61]
1939New York YankeesJoe McCarthy106–4517Boston Red SoxJoe Cronin[62]
1940Detroit TigersDel Baker90–531Cleveland IndiansDel Baker[63]
1941New York YankeesJoe McCarthy101–5317Boston Red SoxJoe Cronin[64]
1942New York YankeesJoe McCarthy103–519Boston Red SoxJoe Cronin[65]
1943New York YankeesJoe McCarthy98–4913½Washington SenatorsOssie Bluege[66]
1944St. Louis BrownsLuke Sewell89–651Detroit TigersSteve O'Neill[67]
1945Detroit TigersSteve O'Neill88–651½Washington SenatorsOssie Bluege[68]
1946Boston Red SoxJoe Cronin104–5012Detroit TigersSteve O'Neill[69]
1947New York YankeesBucky Harris97–5712Detroit TigersSteve O'Neill[70]
1948Cleveland IndiansLou Boudreau97–581Boston Red SoxJoe McCarthy[71]
1949New York YankeesCasey Stengel97–571Boston Red SoxJoe McCarthy[72]
1950New York YankeesCasey Stengel98–563Detroit TigersRed Rolfe[73]
1951New York YankeesCasey Stengel98–565Cleveland IndiansAl López[74]
1952New York YankeesCasey Stengel95–592Cleveland IndiansAl López[75]
1953New York YankeesCasey Stengel99–528½Cleveland IndiansAl López[76]
1954Cleveland IndiansAl López111–438New York YankeesCasey Stengel[77]
1955New York YankeesCasey Stengel96–583Cleveland IndiansAl López[78]
1956New York YankeesCasey Stengel97–579Cleveland IndiansAl López[79]
1957New York YankeesCasey Stengel98–568Chicago White SoxAl López[80]
1958New York YankeesCasey Stengel92–6210Chicago White SoxAl López[81]
1959Chicago White SoxAl López94–605Cleveland IndiansJoe Gordon[82]
1960New York YankeesCasey Stengel97–578Baltimore OriolesPaul Richards[83]
1961New York YankeesRalph Houk109–538Detroit TigersBob Scheffing[84]
1962New York YankeesRalph Houk96–625Minnesota TwinsSam Mele[85]
1963New York YankeesRalph Houk104–5710½Chicago White SoxAl López[86]
1964New York YankeesYogi Berra99–631Chicago White SoxAl López[87]
1965Minnesota TwinsSam Mele102–607Chicago White SoxAl López[88]
1966Baltimore OriolesHank Bauer97–639Minnesota TwinsSam Mele[89]
1967Boston Red SoxDick Williams92–701Detroit TigersMayo Smith[90]
1968Detroit TigersMayo Smith103–5912Baltimore OriolesEarl Weaver[91]

League Championship Series era (1969–present)

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See also:American League Championship Series andLeague Championship Series MVP Award
YearSeriesWinning teamManagerRecordGamesLosing teamManagerRecordRef
19691969Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver109–533–0Minnesota TwinsWBilly Martin97–65[92]
19701970Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver108–543–0Minnesota TwinsWBill Rigney98–64[93]
19711971Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver101–573–0Oakland AthleticsWDick Williams101–60[94]
19721972Oakland AthleticsWDick Williams93–623–2Detroit TigersEBilly Martin86–70[95]
19731973Oakland AthleticsWDick Williams94–683–2Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver97–65[96]
19741974Oakland AthleticsWAlvin Dark90–723–1Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver91–71[97]
19751975Boston Red SoxEDarrell Johnson95–653–0Oakland AthleticsWAlvin Dark98–64[98]
19761976New York YankeesEBilly Martin97–623–2Kansas City RoyalsWWhitey Herzog90–72[99]
19771977New York YankeesEBilly Martin100–623–2Kansas City RoyalsWWhitey Herzog102–60[100]
19781978New York YankeesEBob Lemon100–633–1Kansas City RoyalsWWhitey Herzog92–70[101]
19791979Baltimore OriolesEEarl Weaver102–573–1California AngelsWJim Fregosi88–74[102]
19801980Kansas City RoyalsWJim Frey97–653–0New York YankeesEDick Howser103–59[103]
1981[a]1981New York YankeesEBob Lemon59–483–0Oakland AthleticsWBilly Martin64–45[104]
19821982Milwaukee BrewersEHarvey Kuenn95–673–2California AngelsWGene Mauch93–69[105]
19831983Baltimore OriolesEJoe Altobelli98–643–1Chicago White SoxWTony La Russa99–63[106]
19841984Detroit TigersESparky Anderson104–583–0Kansas City RoyalsWDick Howser84–78[107]
19851985Kansas City RoyalsWDick Howser91–714–3Toronto Blue JaysEBobby Cox99–62[108]
19861986Boston Red SoxEJohn McNamara95–664–3California AngelsWGene Mauch92–70[109]
19871987Minnesota TwinsWTom Kelly85–774–1Detroit TigersESparky Anderson98–64[110]
19881988Oakland AthleticsWTony La Russa104–584–0Boston Red SoxEJoe Morgan89–73[111]
19891989Oakland AthleticsWTony La Russa99–634–1Toronto Blue JaysECito Gaston89–73[112]
19901990Oakland AthleticsWTony La Russa103–594–0Boston Red SoxEJoe Morgan88–74[113]
19911991Minnesota TwinsWTom Kelly95–674–1Toronto Blue JaysECito Gaston91–71[114]
19921992Toronto Blue JaysECito Gaston96–664–2Oakland AthleticsWTony La Russa96–66[115]
19931993Toronto Blue JaysECito Gaston95–674–2Chicago White SoxWGene Lamont94–68[116]
1994Not held due toplayers' strike.[117]
1995[b]1995Cleveland IndiansCMike Hargrove100–444–2Seattle MarinersWLou Piniella79–66[9]
19961996New York YankeesEJoe Torre92–704–1Baltimore OriolesE†Davey Johnson88–74[118]
19971997Cleveland IndiansCMike Hargrove86–754–2Baltimore OriolesEDavey Johnson98–64[119]
19981998New York YankeesEJoe Torre114–484–2Cleveland IndiansCMike Hargrove89–73[120]
19991999New York YankeesEJoe Torre98–644–1Boston Red SoxE†Jimy Williams94–68[121]
20002000New York YankeesEJoe Torre87–744–2Seattle MarinersW†Lou Piniella91–71[122]
20012001New York YankeesEJoe Torre95–654–1Seattle MarinersWLou Piniella116–46[123]
20022002Anaheim AngelsW†Mike Scioscia99–634–1Minnesota TwinsCRon Gardenhire94–67[124]
20032003New York YankeesEJoe Torre101–614–3Boston Red SoxE†Grady Little95–67[125]
20042004Boston Red SoxE†Terry Francona98–644–3New York YankeesEJoe Torre101–61[126]
20052005Chicago White SoxCOzzie Guillén99–634–1Los Angeles Angels of AnaheimW[c]Mike Scioscia95–67[127]
20062006Detroit TigersC†Jim Leyland95–674–0Oakland AthleticsWKen Macha93–69[128]
20072007Boston Red SoxETerry Francona96–664–3Cleveland IndiansCEric Wedge96–66[129]
20082008Tampa Bay RaysEJoe Maddon97–654–3Boston Red SoxE†Terry Francona95–67[130]
20092009New York YankeesEJoe Girardi103–594–2Los Angeles Angels of AnaheimW[c]Mike Scioscia97–65[131]
20102010Texas RangersWRon Washington90–724–2New York YankeesE†Joe Girardi95–67[132]
20112011Texas RangersWRon Washington96–664–2Detroit TigersCJim Leyland95–67[133]
20122012Detroit TigersCJim Leyland88–744–0New York YankeesEJoe Girardi95–67[134]
20132013Boston Red SoxEJohn Farrell97–654–2Detroit TigersCJim Leyland93–69[135]
20142014Kansas City RoyalsC†Ned Yost89–734–0Baltimore OriolesEBuck Showalter96–66[136]
20152015Kansas City RoyalsCNed Yost95–674–2Toronto Blue JaysEJohn Gibbons93–69[137]
20162016Cleveland IndiansCTerry Francona94–674–1Toronto Blue JaysE†John Gibbons89–73[138]
20172017Houston AstrosWA. J. Hinch101–614–3New York YankeesE†Joe Girardi91–71[139]
20182018Boston Red SoxEAlex Cora108–544–1Houston AstrosWA. J. Hinch103–59[140]
20192019Houston AstrosWA. J. Hinch107–554–2New York YankeesEAaron Boone103–59[141]
20202020Tampa Bay RaysEKevin Cash40–204–3Houston AstrosWDusty Baker29–31[142]
20212021Houston AstrosWDusty Baker95–674–2Boston Red SoxE†Alex Cora92–70[143]
20222022Houston AstrosWDusty Baker106–564–0New York YankeesEAaron Boone99–63[144]
20232023Texas RangersW†Bruce Bochy90–724–3Houston AstrosWDusty Baker90–72[145]
20242024New York YankeesEAaron Boone94–684–1Cleveland GuardiansCStephen Vogt92–69[146]
20252025Toronto Blue JaysEJohn Schneider94–684–3Seattle MarinersWDan Wilson90–72
Notes
  • a A mid-season labor stoppage split the season into two halves. The winner of the first half played the winner of the second half in each division in the1981 American League Division Series. The winners played in the 1981 ALCS for the American League pennant.[104]
  • b The leagues were re-aligned in 1994 to three divisions and a wild card was added to the playoffs, but the labor stoppage cancelled the postseason. Wild cards were first used in the 1995 playoffs.[9]
  • c WhileLos Angeles Angels of Anaheim was the official name of the team,[147][148] the team was commonly referred to simply as "Los Angeles Angels", which they changed back to in 2016.[149][150]

Pennants won by franchise

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Several men in suits stand behind a man holding a white baseball jersey which reads "BUSH 07" on it.
The Boston Red Sox won an American League pennant and the World Series in 2007, three years after accomplishing the same feat in 2004.
TeamPennants wonPostseason appearancesRef
New York Yankees[a]4159[12]
Athletics[b]1529[14]
Boston Red Sox[c]1425[15]
Detroit Tigers1117[16]
Baltimore Orioles[d]716[151]
Minnesota Twins[e]618[152]
Cleveland Guardians[f]617[153]
Chicago White Sox611[154]
Kansas City Royals410[155]
Houston Astros[h]49[156]
Toronto Blue Jays310[157]
Texas Rangers[g]39[158]
Tampa Bay Rays[j]29[159]
Los Angeles Angels[i]110[160]
Milwaukee Brewers[k]12[161]
Seattle Mariners05[162]
Notes
  • a Also known as New York Highlanders. In addition to their 41 official pennants, the Yankees had the best record in the American League when the1994 season was cut short by alabor dispute.[12]
  • b Also known as Kansas City Athletics,Philadelphia Athletics, andOakland Athletics.[14]
  • c Also known as Boston Americans.[15]
  • d Also known asSt. Louis Browns and Milwaukee Brewers.[151] This does not refer to the New York Yankees, who were known as the Baltimore Orioles in 1901 and 1902.[12]
  • e Also known asWashington Senators from 1901 to 1960[152] as called the Nationals from 1905 to 1955.
  • f Also known as Cleveland Bluebirds (Blues), Cleveland Bronchos, Cleveland Naps, and Cleveland Indians.[153]
  • g Also known asWashington Senators from 1961 to 1971.[158]
  • h Also known as Houston Colt .45's from 1962 to 1964. This does not include one National League pennant and nine playoff appearances.
  • i Also known as Anaheim Angels, California Angels, and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.[160]
  • j Also known as Tampa Bay Devil Rays.[159]
  • k Also known asSeattle Pilots in 1969. The Brewers were members of the American League through the 1997 season after which they switched to the National League.[161] This table records only the Brewers' American League accomplishments.

See also

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Notes

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