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2001 Cleveland Indians
Indians win 6th Divisional Title
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Owner(s) Richard Jacobs
Manager(s) Charlie Manuel
Local television WUAB
(Jack Corrigan, Mike Hegan)
FSN Ohio
(John Sanders, Rick Manning)
Local radio WTAM
(Mike Hegan, Tom Hamilton, Matt Underwood)
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Contents

Offseason

Regular season

  • August 5, 2001: The Impossible Return - Notably, the Indians tied a Major League Baseball record by erasing a 12-run Seattle lead. Thus, despite its relatively low-profile as a regular season match, the game is vividly remembered and beloved around Cleveland today. For Seattle fans, it is not only a source of angst because of the game itself but because, had the Mariners held on, they would have broken the all-time Major League record for most wins in a season, instead of tying the 1906 Chicago Cubs with 116 wins.
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The Fans

Retired 2001

The number 455 was honored after the Indians sold out 455 consecutive games between 1995 and 2001, an MLB record at the time, subsequenly broken by the Boston Red Sox on September 8, 2008.

Season standings

AL Central W L Pct. GB
Cleveland Indians 91 71 .562 --
Minnesota Twins 85 77 .525 6
Chicago White Sox 83 79 .512 8
Detroit Tigers 66 96 .407 25
Kansas City Royals 65 97 .401 26


Notable transactions

Roster

2001 Cleveland Indians
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

 Outfielders

Other batters

 Manager

Coaches

Game log

2001 Game Log
April
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
1 April 2 White Sox 7 - 4 Wells (1-0) Colón (0-1) Foulke (1) 42,606 0-1
2 April 4 White Sox 8 - 4 Finley (1-0) Eldred (0-1) 32,763 1-1
3 April 6 Orioles 4 - 3 Rincón (1-0) Mercedes (0-1) Wickman (1) 32,738 2-1
4 April 7 Orioles 4 - 2 (11) Trombley (1-0) Reed (0-1) Kohlmeier (1) 40,704 2-2
5 April 8 Orioles 4 - 3 Speier (1-0) Maduro (0-1) Wickman (2) 40,754 3-2
6 April 9 @ White Sox 9 - 2 Biddle (1-0) Finley (1-1) 21,242 3-3
7 April 10 @ White Sox 8 - 7 Glover (1-0) Shuey (0-1) Foulke (2) 12,465 3-4
8 April 11 @ White Sox 7 - 6 Lowe (1-0) Burba (0-1) Foulke (3) 12,693 3-5
9 April 12 @ Tigers 5 - 3 Colón (1-1) Holt (1-1) Wickman (3) 15,639 4-5
10 April 13 @ Tigers 9 - 8 Sabathia (1-0) Weaver (1-2) Shuey (1) 20,334 5-5
11 April 14 @ Tigers 1 - 0 Sparks (1-1) Finley (1-2) 23,119 5-6
April 15 @ Tigers Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for July 28
12 April 17 @ Orioles 8 - 1 Burba (1-1) Mercedes (0-3) 28,679 6-6
13 April 18 @ Orioles 4 - 1 Colón (2-1) Hentgen (0-2) 28,801 7-6
14 April 19 @ Orioles 11 - 5 Sabathia (2-0) McElroy (0-1) 34,100 8-6
15 April 20 Tigers 5 - 4 Wickman (1-0) Nitkowski (0-1) 33,127 9-6
16 April 21 Tigers 5 - 4 (11) Reed (1-1) Jones (0-2) 42,068 10-6
17 April 22 Tigers 11 - 3 Burba (2-1) Mlicki (0-2) 34,125 11-6
18 April 24 Angels 7 - 2 Schoeneweis (2-1) Colón (2-2) 31,942 11-7
19 April 25 Angels 3 - 1 Valdez (1-2) Sabathia (2-1) Percival (3) 31,396 11-8
20 April 26 Angels 6 - 5 Shuey (1-1) Hasegawa (1-2) Wickman (4) 29,427 12-8
21 April 27 Rangers 11 - 9 Mahomes (1-2) Drew (0-1) Zimmerman (2) 40,320 12-9
22 April 28 Rangers 7 - 3 Burba (3-1) Helling (1-4) 41,147 13-9
23 April 29 Rangers 9 - 2 Colón (3-2) Davis (2-2) 40,132 14-9
May
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
24 May 1 @ Royals 13 - 2 Finley (2-2) Durbin (0-1) 14,512 15-9
25 May 2 @ Royals 8 - 4 Sabathia (3-1) Suzuki (2-2) 13,401 16-9
26 May 3 @ Royals 9 - 4 Burba (4-1) Reichert (3-2) 23,869 17-9
27 May 4 @ Devil Rays 8 - 6 Colón (4-2) Lopez (3-3) Shuey (2) 16,478 18-9
28 May 5 @ Devil Rays 9 - 4 Speier (2-0) Wilson (1-4) 16,180 19-9
29 May 6 @ Devil Rays 10 - 3 Finley (3-2) Creek (1-1) 19,511 20-9
30 May 8 Royals 8 - 4 Burba (5-1) Cogan (0-2) 31,537 21-9
31 May 9 Royals 5 - 1 Sabathia (4-1) Reichert (3-3) 32,664 22-9
32 May 10 Royals 8 - 3 Meadows (1-4) Colón (4-3) 34,502 22-10
33 May 11 Devil Rays 10 - 6 Rodriguez (1-0) Rekar (0-5) 42,009 23-10
34 May 12 Devil Rays 8 - 0 Finley (4-2) Rose (0-1) 40,399 24-10
35 May 13 Devil Rays 7 - 0 Sturtze (1-2) Burba (5-2) 41,399 24-11
36 May 15 @ Rangers 8 - 6 Sabathia (5-1) Davis (2-4) Wickman (5) 39,348 25-11
37 May 16 @ Rangers 4 - 3 Shuey (2-1) Crabtree (0-2) Wickman (6) 33,695 26-11
38 May 17 @ Rangers 12 - 7 Rogers (2-3) Finley (4-3) 37,191 26-12
39 May 18 @ Angels 7 - 2 Burba (6-2) Rapp (1-4) 39,177 27-12
40 May 19 @ Angels 4 - 3 (10) Shuey (3-1) Percival (2-1) Wickman (7) 40,019 28-12
41 May 20 @ Angels 9 - 6 Levine (2-2) Rodriguez (1-1) Percival (10) 36,339 28-13
42 May 22 Tigers 3 - 0 Weaver (4-5) Colón (4-4) Jones (10) 35,362 28-14
43 May 23 Tigers 4 - 3 (10) Wickman (2-0) Borkowski (0-1) 36,804 29-14
44 May 24 Tigers 8 - 5 Burba (7-2) Santos (1-1) Wickman (8) 36,295 30-14
45 May 25 Yankees 6 - 4 Rodriguez (2-1) Hernandez (0-5) Wickman (9) 42,455 31-14
46 May 26 Yankees 12 - 5 Clemens (5-1) Sabathia (5-2) 42,528 31-15
47 May 27 Yankees 6 - 2 Lilly (2-0) Colón (4-5) Rivera (14) 42,570 31-16
48 May 28 @ Tigers 12 - 6 Sparks (3-2) Finley (4-4) 24,615 31-17
49 May 29 @ Tigers 6 - 4 Shuey (4-1) Murray (0-2) Wickman (10) 21,404 32-17
50 May 30 @ Tigers 8 - 4 Wright (1-0) Holt (4-4) Wickman (11) 18,359 33-17
June
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
51 June 1 @ Yankees 7 - 4 (6) Sabathia (6-2) Lilly (2-1) Rincón (1) 42,032 34-17
52 June 2 @ Yankees 9 - 4 Clemens (6-1) Colón (4-6) Rivera (16) 46,618 34-18
53 June 3 @ Yankees 4 - 3 Nagy (1-0) Pettitte (6-4) Wickman (12) 47,300 35-18
54 June 4 @ Twins 11 - 10 Guardado (5-0) Shuey (4-2) 20,613 35-19
55 June 5 @ Twins 5 - 0 Wright (2-0) Romero (1-2) 22,022 36-19
56 June 6 @ Twins 5 - 2 Shuey (5-2) Cressend (2-1) Wickman (13) 24,031 37-19
57 June 7 @ Twins 6 - 2 Colón (5-6) Radke (7-2) 24,671 38-19
58 June 8 Reds 7 - 4 Brower (3-3) Rodriguez (2-2) Graves (14) 42,512 38-20
59 June 9 Reds 10 - 2 Burba (8-2) Fernandez (5-6) 42,521 39-20
60 June 10 Reds 9 - 3 Reitsma (3-5) Wright (2-1) 49,479 39-21
61 June 12 Brewers 4 - 2 Fox (2-0) Shuey (5-3) Leskanic (7) 39,192 39-22
62 June 13 Brewers 5 - 2 (10) Wickman (3-0) Fox (2-1) 35,679 40-22
63 June 14 Brewers 9 - 4 Sheets (7-4) Nagy (1-1) 41,610 40-23
64 June 15 @ Pirates 6 - 3 Anderson (4-6) Burba (8-3) Williams (12) 36,235 40-24
65 June 16 @ Pirates 6 - 4 Schmidt (3-2) Wright (2-2) Williams (13) 37,056 40-25
66 June 17 @ Pirates 1 - 0 Ritchie (2-8) Karsay (0-1) 36,694 40-26
67 June 19 Twins 10 - 9 (12) Wells (5-2) Nagy (1-2) 39,190 40-27
68 June 20 Twins 4 - 2 Westbrook (1-0) Mays (8-5) Wickman (14) 40,213 41-27
69 June 21 Twins 9 - 6 (7) Woodard (1-0) Romero (1-4) Rincón (2) 39,755 42-27
70 June 22 @ Royals 6 - 5 Sabathia (7-2) Stein (3-6) Wickman (15) 31,572 43-27
71 June 23 @ Royals 3 - 2 Durbin (5-6) Burba (8-4) Hernández (13) 29,808 43-28
72 June 24 @ Royals 4 - 2 Colón (6-6) Suppan (3-7) Rocker (1) 25,127 44-28
73 June 25 @ Yankees 8 - 7 Witasick (1-0) Rincón (1-1) Rivera (24) 40,852 44-29
74 June 26 @ Yankees 5 - 3 Nagy (2-2) Hernandez (0-2) Rocker (2) 40,346 45-29
75 June 27 @ Yankees 15 - 5 Mussina (8-7) Sabathia (7-3) 45,539 45-30
76 June 29 Royals 5 - 3 Suppan (4-7) Burba (8-5) Hernández (14) 42,500 45-31
77 June 30 Royals 11 - 7 Wilson (2-0) Colón (6-7) 42,446 45-32
July
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
78 July 1 Royals 13-11 Stein (4-6) Nagy (2-3) Hernández (15) 42,457 45-33
79 July 2 Royals 2 - 1 Rocker (1-0) Cogan (0-3) 40,248 46-33
80 July 3 Red Sox 9 - 1 Westbrook (2-0) Ohka (2-3) 42,520 47-33
81 July 4 Red Sox 13 - 4 Wakefield (6-2) Burba (8-6) 42,382 47-34
82 July 5 Red Sox 5 - 4 Lowe (4-6) Rocker (1-1) 42,647 47-35
83 July 6 Cardinals 14 - 2 Nagy (3-3) Morris (10-5) 42,394 48-35
84 July 7 Cardinals 7 - 6 (10) Rocker (2-1) Veres (0-1) 42.467 49-35
85 July 8 Cardinals 4 - 3 Timlin (3-4) Rocker (2-2) 42,431 49-36
86 July 12 @ Reds 7 - 0 Colón (7-7) Reitsma (4-8) 28,816 50-36
87 July 13 @ Reds 5 - 1 Sabathia (8-3) Dessens (6-7) 38,790 51-36
88 July 14 @ Reds 6 - 5 (13) Graves (3-2) Rocker (2-3) 40,794 51-37
89 July 15 @ Astros 5 - 3 Redding (2-0) Westbrook (2-1) Wagner (20) 39,127 51-38
90 July 16 @ Astros 10 - 8 Villone (3-3) Rocker (2-4) 30,834 51-39
91 July 17 @ Astros 10 - 4 Colón (8-7) Reynolds (8-9) 32,284 52-39
92 July 18 @ White Sox 9 - 4 Sabathia (9-3) Buehrle (7-5) 22,634 53-39
93 July 19 @ White Sox 10 - 3 Burba (9-6) Lowe (5-2) 23,450 54-39
94 July 20 Tigers 7 - 3 Holt (7-7) Westbrook (2-2) 42,520 54-40
95 July 21 Tigers 8 - 4 Nagy (4-3) Pettyjohn (0-2) 42,316 55-40
96 July 22 Tigers 6 - 3 Colón (9-7) Weaver (9-9) 42,462 56-40
97 July 23 White Sox 2 - 0 Sabathia (10-3) Buehrle (7-6) Wickman (16) 41,317 57-40
98 July 24 White Sox 4 - 1 Lowe (6-2) Burba (9-7) Foulke (22) 42,175 57-41
99 July 25 White Sox 7 - 5 Westbrook (3-2) Biddle (2-7) Wickman (17) 42,645 58-41
100 July 26 White Sox 5 - 4 Ginter (1-0) Nagy (4-4) Foulke (23) 42,054 58-42
101 July 27 @ Tigers 7 - 4 Colón (10-7) Pettyjohn (0-3) Wickman (18) 39,504 59-42
102 July 28 @ Tigers 6 - 4 Báez (1-0) Murray (0-4) Wickman (19) 27,643 60-42
103 July 28 @ Tigers 4 - 2 Weaver (10-9) Woodard (1-1) Anderson (12) 34,916 60-43
104 July 29 @ Tigers 8 - 3 Sparks (8-5) Burba (9-8) 32,918 60-44
105 July 31 Athletics 11 - 2 Lidle (5-5) Westbrook (3-3) 38,830 60-45
August
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
106 August 1 Athletics 6 - 5 Báez (2-0) Mecir (2-8) Wickman (20) 40,592 61-45
107 August 2 Athletics 17 - 4 Mulder (13-6) Sabathia (10-4) 38,226 61-46
108 August 3 Mariners 2 - 1 Moyer (12-5) Colón (10-8) Sasaki (35) 42,580 61-47
109 August 4 Mariners 8 - 5 Garcia (13-3) Báez (2-1) Rhodes (3) 42,440 61-48
110 August 5 Mariners 15 -14 (11) Rocker (3-4) Paniagua (3-3) 42,494 62-48
111 August 6 Mariners 8 - 6 Abbott (12-2) Nagy (4-5) Paniagua (3) 42,058 62-49
112 August 7 @ Twins 7 - 2 Sabathia (11-4) Reed (1-1) 28,192 63-49
113 August 8 @ Twins 8 - 2 (10) Báez (3-1) Wells (8-4) 38,444 64-49
114 August 9 @ Twins 6 - 4 Milton (11-4) Finley (4-5) Hawkins (27) 30,080 64-50
115 August 10 @ Rangers 7 - 2 Davis (6-8) Woodard (1-2) 47,242 64-51
116 August 11 @ Rangers 6 - 5 Petkovsek (1-1) Rocker (3-5) Zimmerman (22) 43,145 64-52
117 August 12 @ Rangers 13 - 2 Sabathia (12-4) Bell (4-2) 28,765 65-52
118 August 14 Twins 8 - 7 (11) Báez (4-1) Wells (8-5) 42,619 66-52
119 August 15 Twins 8 - 2 Finley (5-5) Mays (12-11) 41,602 67-52
120 August 16 Twins 6 - 1 Woodard (2-2) Johnson (1-2) 40,672 68-52
121 August 17 Angels 7 - 2 Ortiz (11-7) Nagy (4-6) 42,528 68-53
122 August 18 Angels 4 - 2 Sabathia (13-4) Rapp (5-10) Wickman (21) 42,610 69-53
123 August 19 Angels 4 - 1 Washburn (11-6) Colón (10-9) Percival (35) 42,510 69-54
124 August 20 @ Athletics 9 - 0 Zito (9-8) Finley (5-6) 18,133 69-55
125 August 21 @ Athletics 2 - 1 Woodard (3-2) Lidle (8-6) Wickman (22) 19,343 70-55
126 August 22 @ Athletics 5 - 4 (11) Wickman (4-0) Vizcaino (1-1) Riske (1) 40,992 71-55
127 August 23 @ Athletics 9 - 7 Nagy (5-6) Mulder (15-7) Wickman (23) 22,281 72-55
128 August 24 @ Mariners 4 - 1 Moyer (15-5) Colón (10-10) Charlton (1) 45,767 72-56
129 August 25 @ Mariners 3 - 2 (11) Halama (9-6) Rocker (3-6) 45,818 72-57
130 August 26 @ Mariners 4 - 3 Riske (1-0) Nelson (4-2) Wickman (24) 45,782 73-57
131 August 28 Red Sox 8 - 3 Burba (10-8) Cone (8-3) 41,048 74-57
132 August 29 Red Sox 2 - 1 Sabathia (14-4) Fossum (1-1) Wickman (25) 41,320 75-57
133 August 30 Red Sox 3 - 1 Colón (11-10) Nomo (11-6) Wickman (26) 40,616 76-57
134 August 31 @ White Sox 11 - 8 Howry (4-5) Westbrook (3-4) Foulke (36) 24,097 76-58
September
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
135 September 1 @ White Sox 4 - 3 Drese (1-0) Garland (6-5) Wickman (27) 27,869 77-58
136 September 2 @ White Sox 19 - 10 Biddle (6-8) Burba (10-9) 25,680 77-59
137 September 3 @ White Sox 6 - 3 Sabathia (15-4) Glover (4-2) Wickman (28) 28,135 78-59
138 September 4 @ Red Sox 8 - 5 Colón (12-10) Nomo (11-7) Wickman (29) 32,145 79-59
139 September 5 @ Red Sox 10 - 7 Arrojo (4-3) Woodard (3-3) Urbina (5) 32,029 79-60
140 September 6 @ Red Sox 6 - 4 Finley (6-6) Castillo (8-8) Rocker (3) 32,500 80-60
141 September 7 White Sox 10 - 7 Biddle (7-8) Burba (10-10) Foulke (38) 42,487 80-61
142 September 8 White Sox 8 - 7 Báez (5-1) Foulke (3-8) 42,488 81-61
143 September 9 White Sox 9 - 8 Wickman (5-0) Foulke (3-9) 42,377 82-61
144 September 10 White Sox 7 - 1 Wright (4-2) Colón (12-11) 38,244 82-62
145 September 18 Royals 11 - 2 Finley (7-6) Durbin (7-15) 34,795 83-62
146 September 19 Royals 11 - 3 Colón (13-11) Suppan (9-12) 31,357 84-62
147 September 20 Royals 4 - 2 George (4-5) Drese (1-1) Hernández (24) 33,912 84-63
148 September 21 @ Twins 6 - 2 Reed (4-3) Sabathia (15-5) Guardado (7) 20,038 84-64
149 September 22 @ Twins 4 - 2 Rincón (2-1) Radke (13-10) Wickman (30) 33,733 85-64
150 September 23 @ Twins 4 - 2 Finley (8-6) Milton (14-7) Wickman (31) 21,928 86-64
151 September 24 Blue Jays 3 - 2 (11) File (4-3) Báez (5-2) Eyre (1) 32,425 86-65
152 September 25 Blue Jays 11 - 7 Riske (2-0) Plesac (4-5) 35,729 87-65
September 26 Blue Jays Postponed (rain)Rescheduled for October 5
153 September 28 Twins 1 - 0 Milton (15-7) Báez (5-3) Guardado (9) 41,319 87-66
154 September 29 Twins 9 - 8 Westbrook (4-4) Guardado (7-1) 42,417 88-66
155 September 30 Twins 9 - 1 Colón (14-11) Reed (4-5) 42,323 89-66
October
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
156 October 2 @ Royals 5 -1 Hernández (5-6) Rocker (3-7) 12,016 89-67
157 October 3 @ Royals 4 - 1 Sabathia (16-5) MacDougal (1-1) Wickman (32) 12,581 90-67
158 October 4 @ Royals 8 - 4 Durbin (9-16) Colón (14-12) 12,672 90-68
159 October 5 @ Blue Jays 5 - 0 Halladay (5-3) Finley (8-7) 90-69
160 October 5 @ Blue Jays 4 - 3 (11) File (5-3) Drese (1-2) 19,387 90-70
161 October 6 @ Blue Jays 5 - 2 Carpenter (11-11) Drew (0-2) Quantrill (2) 20,762 90-71
162 October 7 @ Blue Jays 3 - 2 Sabathia (17-5) Lyon (5-4) Rocker (4) 28,217 91-71
American League Division Series
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Series
1 October 9 @ Mariners 5 - 0 Colón (1-0) Garcia (0-1) 48,033 1-0
2 October 11 @ Mariners 5 - 1 Moyer (1-0) Finley (0-1) 48,052 1-1
3 October 13 Mariners 17 - 2 Sabathia (1-0) Sele (0-1) 45,069 2-1
4 October 14 Mariners 6 - 2 Garcia (1-1) Colón (1-1) 45,025 2-2
5 October 15 @ Mariners 3 - 1 Moyer (2-0) Finley (0-2) Sasaki (1) 47,867 2-3

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

Note: Pos = position; G = Games played; AB = At Bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

Pos Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB
C Einar Diaz 134 437 54 121 34 1 4 56 .277 1
1B Jim Thome 156 526 101 153 26 1 49 124 .291 0
2B Roberto Alomar 157 575 113 193 34 12 20 100 .336 30
3B Travis Fryman 98 334 34 88 15 0 3 38 .263 1
SS Omar Vizquel 155 611 84 156 26 8 2 50 .255 13
LF Marty Cordova 122 409 61 123 20 2 20 69 .301 0
CF Kenny Lofton 133 517 91 135 21 4 14 66 .261 16
RF Juan González 140 532 97 173 34 1 35 140 .325 1
DH Ellis Burks 124 439 83 123 29 1 28 74 .280 5

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At Bats; R = Runs scored; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; AVG = Batting average; SB = Stolen bases

Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SB
Milton Bradley 10 18 3 4 1 0 0 0 .222 1
Russell Branyan 113 315 48 73 16 2 20 54 .232 1
Jolbert Cabrera 141 287 50 75 16 3 1 38 .261 10
Wil Cordero 89 268 30 67 11 1 4 21 .250 0
Jacob Cruz 28 68 12 15 4 0 3 11 .221 0
Karim Garcia 20 45 8 14 3 0 5 9 .311 0
Dave Hollins 2 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 .200 0
Tim Laker 16 33 5 6 0 0 1 5 .182 0
Mark Lewis 6 13 1 1 0 0 0 0 .077 0
John McDonald 17 22 1 2 1 0 0 0 .091 0
Dave Roberts 15 12 3 4 1 0 0 2 .333 0
Eddie Taubensee 52 116 16 29 2 1 3 11 .250 0

Note: Pitchers' batting statistics are not included above.

Pitching

Starting pitchers

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; IP = Innings pitched; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Player W L ERA G GS IP BB K
Bartolo Colón 13 13 4.09 34 34 222.1 90 201
CC Sabathia 17 5 4.39 33 33 180.1 95 171
Dave Burba 10 10 6.21 32 27 150.2 54 118
Chuck Finley 8 7 5.54 22 22 113.2 35 96
Charles Nagy 5 6 6.40 15 13 70.1 20 29
Jaret Wright 2 2 6.52 7 7 29.0 22 18
Tim Drew 0 2 7.97 8 6 35.0 16 15

Other pitchers

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Player W L ERA G GS SV IP BB K
Steve Woodard 3 3 5.20 29 10 0 97.0 17 52
Jake Westbrook 4 4 5.85 23 6 0 64.2 22 48
Ryan Drese 1 2 3.44 9 4 0 36.2 15 24

Relief pitchers

Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts

Player W L ERA G SV IP BB K
Bob Wickman 5 0 2.39 70 32 67.2 14 66
Ricardo Rincón 2 1 2.83 67 2 54.0 21 50
Rich Rodriguez 2 2 4.15 53 0 39.0 17 31
Paul Shuey 5 3 2.82 47 2 54.1 26 70
Danys Báez 5 3 2.50 43 0 50.1 20 52
Steve Karsay 0 1 1.25 31 1 43.1 8 44
John Rocker 3 7 5.45 38 4 34.2 25 43
David Riske 2 0 1.98 26 1 27.1 18 29
Steve Reed 1 1 3.62 31 0 27.1 10 21
Justin Speier 2 0 6.97 12 0 20.2 8 15
Roy Smith 0 0 6.06 9 0 16.1 13 17
Mike Bacsik 0 0 9.00 3 0 9.0 3 4
Scott Radinsky 0 0 27.00 2 0 2.0 3 3
Tim Laker 0 0 0.00 1 0 1.0 1 1

ALDS

Seattle Mariners vs. Cleveland Indians Series Summary:

Mariners win series 3-2

Game 1

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Cleveland 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 5 11 1
Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1
WP: Bartolo Colón (1-0)   LP: Freddy Garcia (0-1)
Home runs:
CLE: Ellis Burks (1)
SEA: None

Game 2

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 0
Seattle 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 6 0
WP: Jamie Moyer (1-0)   LP: Chuck Finley (0-1)
Home runs:
CLE: None
SEA: Mike Cameron (1), Edgar Martínez (1), David Bell (1)

Game 3

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Seattle 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 7 3
Cleveland 2 2 4 0 1 3 0 5 - 17 19 0
WP: C. C. Sabathia (1-0)   LP: Aaron Sele (0-1)
Home runs:
SEA: None
CLE: Juan González (1), Kenny Lofton (1), Jim Thome (1)

Game 4

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 2 6 11 0
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 5 2
WP: Freddy Garcia (1-1)   LP: Bartolo Colón (1-1)
Home runs:
SEA: Edgar Martínez (2)
CLE: Juan González (2)

Game 5

Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0
Seattle 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 - 3 9 1
WP: Jamie Moyer (2-0)   LP: Chuck Finley (0-2)   Sv: Kazuhiro Sasaki (1)

Award winners

All-Star Game

  • Juan Gonzalez, Right field, Starter
  • Roberto Alomar, Second Base, Reserve

Minor league affiliates

Classification level Team League
AAA Buffalo Bisons International League
AA Akron Aeros Eastern League
Advanced A Kinston Indians Carolina League
A Columbus RedStixx South Atlantic League
Short Season A Mahoning Valley Scrappers New York - Penn League
Rookie Burlington Indians Appalachian League

Notes

  1. ^ Fausto Carmona page at Baseball reference
  2. ^ Juan González page at Baseball Reference
  3. ^ John Rocker page at Baseball Reference
  4. ^ Milton Bradley page at Baseball Reference

References

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Owner: Larry Dolan • President: Mark Shapiro • Executive VP/GM: Chris Antonetti • Manager: Manny Acta
World Series
Championships (2)
American League
Pennants (5)
1920 • 1948 • 1954 • 1995 • 1997
Division
Championships (7)
A.L. Central: 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2001 • 2007
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