1969 in Baseball - Major League Baseball Final Standings

Major League Baseball Final Standings

American League
Rank Club Wins Losses Win % GB
East Division
1st Baltimore Orioles 109 53 .673 --
2nd Detroit Tigers 90 72 .566 19.0
3rd Boston Red Sox 87 75 .537 22.0
4th Washington Senators 86 76 .531 23.0
5th New York Yankees 80 81 .497 28.5
6th Cleveland Indians 62 99 .358 46.5
West Division
1st Minnesota Twins 97 65 .599 --
2nd Oakland Athletics 88 74 .543 9.0
3rd California Angels 71 91 .438 26.0
4th Kansas City Royals 69 93 .426 28.0
5th Chicago White Sox 68 94 .420 29.0
6th Seattle Pilots 64 98 .395 33.0
National League
Rank Club Wins Losses Win % GB
East Division
1st New York Mets 100 62 .617 --
2nd Chicago Cubs 92 70 .568 8.0
3rd Pittsburgh Pirates 88 74 .543 12.0
4th St. Louis Cardinals 87 75 .537 13.0
5th Philadelphia Phillies 63 99 .389 37.0
6th Montreal Expos 52 110 .321 48.0
West Division
1st Atlanta Braves 93 69 .574 --
2nd San Francisco Giants 90 72 .556 3.0
3rd Cincinnati Reds 89 73 .549 4.0
4th Los Angeles Dodgers 85 77 .525 8.0
5th Houston Astros 81 81 .500 12.0
6th San Diego Padres 52 110 .321 41.0

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