Boise Hawks - Year-by-year Record

Year-by-year Record

Year MLB Club Record Finish Manager Post-season
1987 none 26-50 8th Derrel Thomas (9-29)
Mal Fichman (17-21)
1988 30-46 7th Mal Fichman
1989 35-40 5th Mal Fichman
1990 Angels
(11 yrs.)		 53-23 1st Tom Kotchman Playoffs
1991 50-26 1st Tom Kotchman League Champs
1992 40-36 3rd Tom Kotchman
1993 41-35 3rd Tom Kotchman League Champs
1994 44-32 2nd Tom Kotchman League Champs
1995 48-27 1st Tom Kotchman League Champs
1996 43-33 2nd Tom Kotchman
1997 51-25 1st Tom Kotchman Playoffs
1998 47-29 1st(t) Tom Kotchman Playoffs
1999 43-33 2nd Tom Kotchman
2000 41-35 1st (t) Tom Kotchman
2001 Cubs
(12 yrs.)		 52-23 1st Steve McFarland Playoffs
2002 49-27 1st Steve McFarland League Champs
2003 27-49 8th Steve McFarland
2004 42-34 1st (t) Tom Beyers League Champs
2005 34-42 6th (t) Trey Forkerway
2006 44-32 2nd Steve McFarland League Finals
2007 37-39 3rd (t) Tom Beyers
2008 43-33 2nd Tom Beyers
2009 34-42 6th (t) Casey Kopitzke
2010 34-42 5th Jody Davis
2011 36-40 5th Mark Johnson Playoffs
2012 37-39 4th Mark Johnson League Finals

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