List of Columbus Clippers seasons

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The Columbus Clippers have completed 47 seasons in semi-professional American baseball. This article documents the season-by-season records of the Clippers franchise from their inaugural season (1977) to the conclusion of their most recent season in 2024, including postseason records.

The team began play as a member of the International League (IL) in 1977 where they have called Columbus, Ohio home. The team has played in 6666 total games in a total of 47 seasons, and a winning percentage of .532. The Clippers' 95–49 season in 1992 remains their best regular season record to date while their 56–62 record in 2021 (Shorten season) and 57–85 record in 2012 (full season) remain their worst seasons in franchise history.

Since 1977, the Clippers have been the most successful team in the International League, compiling an impressive 3,543–3,123 record through the 2024 season. The team has claimed eleven league titles, second only to Rochester's nineteen titles (including ten IL titles). Additionally, the Clippers secured two class titles in 2010 and 2011, respectively. They have also captured twelve division titles, including three consecutive championships from 1990 to 1992 and from 2014 to 2016, along with one wild card playoff berth. Despite their dominance in the International League, the Clippers have only won two class titles and appeared in the Triple-A National Championship Game four times.

The Clippers have suffered one main period of failure. Between 1998 and 2009, the Clippers only appeared in the postseason twice, three winning seasons. For 9, non-consecutive, seasons under Stump Merrill, their most successful coach, the Clippers made nine postseason appearances and won three division titles. In addition, the team competed in four International Championship games winning 1, in 1996, and being runner-up three times, in 1985, 1990 and 1997.

Seasons

Table key
League	The team's final position in the league standings
Division	The team's final position in the divisional standings
GB	Games behind the team that finished in first place in the division that season
‡	Class champions (1983–present)
†	League champions (1977–present)
*	Division champions (1988–2020)
^	Postseason berth (1977–present)

Season-by-season records
Season	League	Regular-season					Postseason			MLB affiliate	Ref.
Season	League	Record	Win %	League	Division	GB	Record	Win %	Result	MLB affiliate	Ref.
1977	IL	65–75	.464	7th	—	15	—	—	Result	—	Pittsburgh Pirates
1978	IL	61–78	.439	7th	—	23+1⁄2	—	—	—	Pittsburgh Pirates
1979 ^ †	IL	85–54	.612	1st	—	—	7–4	.636	Won semifinals vs. Tidewater Tides, 3–1 Won IL championship vs. Syracuse Chiefs, 4–3	New York Yankees
1980 ^ †	IL	83–57	.593	1st	—	—	7–3	.700	Won semifinals vs. Richmond Braves, 3–2 Won IL championship vs. Toledo Mud Hens, 4–1	New York Yankees
1981 ^ †	IL	88–51	.633	1st	—	—	5–3	.625	Won semifinals vs. Rochester Red Wings, 3–2 Won IL championship vs. Richmond Braves, 2–1	New York Yankees
1982 ^	IL	79–61	.564	2nd	—	3+1⁄2	0–3	.000	Lost semifinals vs. Tidewater Tides, 3–0	New York Yankees
1983 ^	IL	83–57	.593	1st	—	—	2–3	.400	Lost semifinals vs. Tidewater Tides, 3–2	New York Yankees
1984 ^	IL	82–57	.590	1st	—	—	1–3	.250	Lost semifinals vs. Pawtucket Red Sox, 3–1	New York Yankees
1985 ^	IL	75–64	.540	3rd (tie)	—	3+1⁄2	4–4	.500	Won semifinals vs. Syracuse Chiefs, 3–1 Lost IL championship vs. Tidewater Tides, 3–1	New York Yankees
1986	IL	62–77	.446	6th (tie)	—	17+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1987 ^ †	IL	77–63	.550	2nd	—	4	6–0	1.000	Won semifinals vs. Rochester Red Wings, 3–0 Won IL championship vs. Tidewater Tides, 3–0	New York Yankees
1988	IL	65–77	.458	5th	3rd	12+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1989	IL	77–69	.527	3rd (tie)	2nd (tie)	4	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1990 *	IL	87–59	.596	2nd	1st	—	2–3	.400	Won Western Division title Lost IL championship vs. Rochester Red Wings, 3–2	New York Yankees
1991 * †	IL	85–59	.590	1st	1st	—	4–4	.500	Won Western Division title Won IL championship vs. Pawtucket Red Sox, 3–0 Lost Triple-A Classic vs. Denver Zephyrs, 4–1	New York Yankees
1992 * †	IL	95–49	.660	1st	1st	—	6–2	.750	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Richmond Braves, 3–0 Won IL championship vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons, 3–2	New York Yankees
1993	IL	78–62	.557	3rd	3rd	7+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1994	IL	74–68	.521	4th	3rd	6+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1995	IL	71–68	.511	4th	3rd	13+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1996 * †	IL	85–57	.599	1st	1st	—	6–0	1.000	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Norfolk Tides, 3–0 Won IL championship vs. Rochester Red Wings, 3–0	New York Yankees
1997 *	IL	79–63	.556	3rd	1st	—	5–4	.556	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Charlotte Knights, 3–1 Lost IL championship vs. Rochester Red Wings, 3–2	New York Yankees
1998	IL	67–77	.465	12th	3rd	10	—	—	—	New York Yankees
1999 *	IL	83–58	.589	1st	1st	—	0–3	.000	Won Western Division title Lost semifinals vs. Durham Bulls, 3–0	New York Yankees
2000	IL	75–69	.521	8th	2nd	6	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2001	IL	67–76	.469	9th	2nd	16+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2002	IL	59–83	.415	12th	4th	21	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2003	IL	76–68	.528	4th	2nd	3+1⁄2	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2004 *	IL	80–64	.556	3rd	1st	—	2–3	.400	Won Western Division title Lost semifinals vs. Richmond Braves, 3–2	New York Yankees
2005	IL	77–67	.535	5th	3rd	12	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2006	IL	69–73	.486	9th	4th	7	—	—	—	New York Yankees
2007	IL	64–80	.444	11th (tie)	4th	18+1⁄2	—	—	—	Washington Nationals
2008	IL	69–73	.486	7th (tie)	3rd	18	—	—	—	Washington Nationals
2009	IL	57–85	.401	13th	4th	27	—	—	—	Cleveland Indians
2010 ^ † ‡	IL	75–69	.549	4th	2nd	1⁄2	7–2	.778	Won wild card berth Won semifinals vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees, 3–1 Won IL championship vs. Durham Bulls, 3–1 Won Triple-A championship vs. Tacoma Rainiers	Cleveland Indians
2011 * † ‡	IL	85–56	.611	1st	1st	—	7–2	.778	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees, 3–1 Won IL championship vs. Durham Bulls, 3–1 Won Triple-A championship vs. Omaha Storm Chasers	Cleveland Indians
2012	IL	75–69	.521	6th	2nd	14	—	—	—	Cleveland Indians
2013	IL	71–73	.493	8th	2nd	9	—	—	—	Cleveland Indians
2014 *	IL	79–65	.549	3rd	1st	—	1–3	.250	Won Western Division title Lost semifinals vs. Durham Bulls, 3–1	Cleveland Indians
2015 * †	IL	83–61	.576	1st (tie)	1st (tie)	—	6–5	.545	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Norfolk Tides, 3–2 Won IL championship vs. Indianapolis Indians, 3–2 Lost Triple-A championship vs. Fresno Grizzlies	Cleveland Indians
2016 *	IL	82–62	.569	3rd	1st	—	1–3	.250	Won Western Division title Lost semifinals vs. Gwinnett Braves, 3–1	Cleveland Indians
2017	IL	71–71	.500	6th (tie)	2nd	8	—	—	—	Cleveland Indians
2018	IL	73–67	.521	5th (tie)	2nd (tie)	1⁄2	—	—	—	Cleveland Indians
2019 * †	IL	81–59	.579	1st	1st	—	6–2	.750	Won Western Division title Won semifinals vs. Gwinnett Stripers, 3–1 Won IL championship vs. Durham Bulls, 3–0 Lost Triple-A championship vs. Sacramento River Cats	Cleveland Indians
2020	IL	Season cancelled (COVID-19 pandemic)								Cleveland Indians
2021	AAAE	56–62	.475	12th (tie)	5th	12	3–6	.333	Lost series vs. Nashville Sounds, 5–0 Won series vs. Louisville Bats, 3–1 Placed 23rd (tie) in the Triple-A Final Stretch	Cleveland Indians
2022	IL	85–64	.570	4th	3rd	6	—	—	—	Cleveland Guardians
2023	IL	68–79	.463	17th	10th	15+1⁄2	—	—	—	Cleveland Guardians
2024 ^	IL	80–68	.541	3rd	2nd	9	1–2	.333	Won second-half title Lost IL championship vs. Omaha Storm Chasers, 2–1	Cleveland Guardians
Totals	—	3,543–3,123	.532	—	—	—	89–67	.571	—	—	—

Notes

The 1981 playoffs were cancelled due to inclement weather. With a 2–1 series lead against Richmond, Columbus was declared the winner.
Columbus finished the 2015 season tied for first with the Indianapolis Indians, each with an 83–61 record. Per the International League's playoff procedures, the teams were declared co-champions of the Western Division, and the Clippers won the tiebreaker to be seeded as the division champion.

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