Cleveland Indians: 2018 by the numbers

Nine numbers tied to the Indians, who finished 91-71 this season and won the American League Central by 13 games:.562Cleveland's winning percentage since 2013, second in the majors to only the Los Angeles Dodgers (.581)7Walk-off wins at Progressive Field this season, three coming in extra innings 10Division titles for the Tribe since 1994 realignment, trailing only the Yankees and Braves (13 each)19Wins in August, the most in any month by the Indians this season (nine losses)49Number of players who appeared in games for the Tribe, up from 41 in 2017135Stolen bases by the Indians, who led the majors in that category for the first time in franchise history168Days the Indians were in first place in the AL Central, the most since 1999 (180 days)200The Indians are the first team in MLB history to have three pitchers record 200 strikeouts: Carlos Carrasco, 231; Corey Kluber, 222; Trevor Bauer, 221; Mike Clevinger, 207216Home runs hit by the Tribe, fourth-most in the American League (Jose Ramirez led the way with 39)Cleveland's Fransisco Lindor smiles and gives a thumb's up to the dugout after an out during a game on June 20 at Progressive Field.Indians manager Terry Francona, center, has 1,574 career victories, third among active MLB managers. (Chris Urso/Tampa Bay Times/TNS) Jose Ramirez hit 39 home runs and drove in 105 runs for the Indians this season. (John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/TNS)