Pennant Winners of The AA
- 1882 Cincinnati Red Stockings
- 1883 Philadelphia Athletics
- 1884 New York Metropolitans (lost World Series, 3-0 to Providence NL)
- 1885 St. Louis Browns (tied World Series, 3-3-1 with Chicago NL)
- 1886 St. Louis Browns (won World Series 4-2 over Chicago NL)
- 1887 St. Louis Browns (lost World Series 10-5 to Detroit NL)
- 1888 St. Louis Browns (lost World Series 6-2 to New York NL)
- 1889 Brooklyn Bridegrooms (lost World Series 6-3 to New York NL)
- 1890 Louisville Colonels (tied World Series 3-3-1 with Brooklyn NL)
- 1891 Boston Reds
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