Key
| Year | Links to the corresponding "Major League Baseball season" article |
| Team | Links to the corresponding year in which the team played |
| Record | Regular season win–loss record |
| GA | Games ahead of the second-place team (1901–1968) |
| Ahead of | The second-place team (1901–1968) |
| WW | Wins by the winning team (ALCS era) |
| LW | Wins by the losing team (ALCS era) |
| Ref | Reference |
| * | Won World Series (modern era only) |
| E | American League East division member (1969–present) |
| C | American League Central division member (1995–present) |
| W | American League West division member (1969–present) |
| † | Wild card team (1995–present) |
Read more about this topic: List Of American League Pennant Winners
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