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Minor Leagues

American Association

MVP Award

*League suspends operations on July 21, 1918.

#Due to Triple A realignment, the American Association disbanded after the 1997 season. Teams in the American Association were assigned to the International or Pacific Coast Leagues.

American Association Champions
Year Winner
1902 Indianapolis Indians
1903 St. Paul Apostles
1904 St. Paul Apostles
1905 Columbus Senators
1906 Columbus Senators
1907 Columbus Senators
1908 Indianapolis Indians
1909 Louisville Colonels
1910 Minneapolis Millers
1911 Minneapolis Millers
1912 Minneapolis Millers
1913 Milwaukee Brewers
1914 Milwaukee Brewers
1915 Minneapolis Millers
1916 Louisville Colonels
1917 Indianapolis Indians
1918 *Kansas City Blues
1919 St. Paul Saints
1920 St. Paul Saints
1921 Louisville Colonels
1922 St. Paul Saints
1923 Kansas City Blues
1924 St. Paul Saints
1925 Louisville Colonels
1926 Louisville Colonels
1927 Toledo Mud Hens
1928 Indianapolis Indians
1929 Kansas City Blues
1930 Louisville Colonels
1931 St. Paul Saints
1932 Minneapolis Millers
1933 Columbus Red Birds
1934 Columbus Red Birds
1935 Minneapolis Millers
1936 Milwaukee Brewers
1937 Columbus Red Birds
1938 Kansas City Blues
1939 Louisville Colonels
1940 Louisville Colonels
1941 Columbus Red Birds
1942 Columbus Red Birds
1943 Columbus Red Birds
1944 Louisville Colonels
1945 Louisville Colonels
1946 Louisville Colonels
1947 Milwuakee Brewers
1948 St. Paul Saints
1949 Indianapolis Indians
1950 Columbus Red Birds
1951 Milwaukee Brewers
1952 Kansas City Blues
1953 Kansas City Blues
1954 Louisville Colonels
1955 Minneapolis Millers
1956 Indianapolis Indians
1957 Denver Bears
1958 Minneapolis Millers
1959 Minneapolis Millers
1960 Louisville Colonels
1961 Louisville Colonels
1962 Louisville Colonels
1963 No League
1964 No League
1965 No League
1966 No League
1967 No League
1968 No League
1969 Omaha Royals
1970 Omaha Royals
1971 Denver Bears
1972 Evansville Triplets
1973 Tulsa Oilers
1974 Tulsa Oilers
1975 Evansville Triplets
1976 Denver Zephyrs
1977 Denver Zephyrs
1978 Omaha Royals
1979 Evansville Triplets
1980 Springfield Redbirds
1981 Denver Zephyrs
1982 Indianapolis Indians
1983 Denver Zephyrs
1984 Louisville Redbirds
1985 Louisville Redbirds
1986 Indianapolis Indians
1987 Indianapolis Indians
1988 Indianapolis Indians
1989 Indianapolis Indians
1990 Omaha Royals
1991 Denver Zephyrs
1992 Oklahoma City 89ers
1993 Iowa Cubs
1994 Indianapolis Indians
1995 Louisville Redbirds
1996 Oklahoma City 89ers
#1997 Buffalo Bisons
Trivia

The St. Louis Browns and New York Yankees played the quickest double-header in history on September 26, 1926. Both games were finished in two hours and seven minutes.





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