Past Champions
Past Eastern League Champions
| Year | Regular Season Leader |
W
|
L
|
Pct.
|
Playoff Results |
| 2018 | Trenton (E) |
79
|
61
|
.564
|
New Hampshire defeated Trenton 3-0. Akron defeated Altoona 3-1. New Hampshire defeated Akron 3-0. |
| Altoona (W) |
78
|
60
|
.565
|
||
| 2017 | Trenton (E) |
92
|
48
|
.657
|
Trenton defeated Binghamton 3-1. Altoona defeated Bowie 3-0. Altoona defeated Trenton 3-0. |
| Altoona (W) |
74
|
66
|
.529
|
||
| 2016 | Reading (E) |
89
|
52
|
.631
|
Trenton defeated Reading 3-1. Akron defeated Altoona 3-1. Akron defeated Trenton 3-0. |
| Akron (W) |
77
|
64
|
.546
|
||
| 2015 | Reading (E) |
80
|
61
|
.567
|
Reading defeated Binghamton 3-0. Bowie defeated Altoona 3-1. Bowie defeated Reading 3-2. |
| Bowie (W) |
79
|
63
|
.556
|
||
| 2014 | Portland (E) |
88
|
54
|
.620
|
Binghamton defeated Portland 3-2. Richmond defeated Akron 3-1. Binghamton defeated Richmond 3-0. |
| Richmond (W) |
79
|
63
|
.556
|
||
| 2013 | Binghamton (E) |
86
|
55
|
.610
|
Trenton defeated Binghamton 3-0. Harrisburg defeated Erie 3-1. Trenton defeated Harrisburg 3-0. |
| Harrisburg (W) |
77
|
65
|
.542
|
||
| 2012 | Trenton (E) |
79
|
63
|
.556
|
Trenton defeated Reading 3-1. Akron defeated Bowie 3-2. Akron defeated Trenton 3-1. |
| Akron (W) |
82
|
59
|
.582
|
||
| 2011 | New Hampshire (E) |
77
|
65
|
.542
|
NH defeated Reading 3-1. Richmond defeated Harrisburg 3-0. NH defeated Richmond 3-1. |
| Harrisburg (W) |
80
|
62
|
.563
|
||
| 2010 | Altoona (W) |
82
|
60
|
.577
|
Altoona defeated Harrisburg 3-1. Trenton defeated New Hampshire 3-0. Altoona defeated Trenton 3-1. |
| Trenton (E) |
83
|
59
|
.585
|
||
| 2009 | Akron (S) |
89
|
53
|
.627
|
Akron defeated Reading 3-0. Connecticut defeated New Britain 3-1. Akron defeated Connecticut 3-1. |
| Connecticut (N) |
83
|
59
|
.585
|
||
| 2008 | Trenton (N) |
86
|
54
|
.614
|
Trenton defeated Portland 3-0. Akron defeated Bowie 3-1. Trenton defeated Akron 3-1. |
| Bowie (S) |
84
|
58
|
.592
|
||
| 2007 | Trenton (N) |
83
|
59
|
.585
|
Trenton defeated Portland 3-1. Akron defeated Erie 3-1. Trenton defeated Akron 3-1. |
| Erie (S) |
81
|
59
|
.579
|
||
| 2006 | Trenton (N) |
80
|
62
|
.563
|
Portland defeated Trenton 3-1. Akron defeated Altoona 3-2. Portland defeated Akron 3-2. |
| Akron (S) |
87
|
55
|
.613
|
||
| 2005 | Portland (N) |
76
|
66
|
.535
|
Portland defeated Trenton 3-2. Akron defeated Altoona 3-2. Akron defeated Portland 3-1. |
| Akron (S) |
84
|
58
|
.592
|
||
| 2004 | New Hampshire (N) |
84
|
57
|
.596
|
New Hampshire defeated Binghamton 3-1. Altoona defeated Erie 3-0. New Hampshire defeated Altoona 3-0. |
| Altoona (S) |
85
|
56
|
.603
|
||
| 2003 | New Haven (N) |
79
|
63
|
.556
|
New Haven defeated New Britain 3-2. Akron defeated Altoona 3-1. Akron defeated New Haven 3-0. |
| Akron (S) |
88
|
53
|
.624
|
||
| 2002 | Norwich (N) |
76
|
64
|
.543
|
Norwich defeated New Haven 3-0. Harrisburg defeated Akron 3-2. Norwich defeated Harrisburg 3-2. |
| Akron (S) |
93
|
48
|
.660
|
||
| 2001 | New Britain (N) |
87
|
55
|
.613
|
New Britain defeated Norwich 3-1. Reading defeated Erie |
| Erie (S) |
84
|
58
|
.592
|
3-1. New Britain and Reading declared Co-Champions | |
| due to stoppage of play in professional baseball. | |||||
| 2000 | Binghamton (N) |
82
|
58
|
.586
|
New Haven defeated Binghamton 3-1. Reading defeated Harrisburg 3-0. New Haven defeated Reading 3-1. |
| Reading (S) |
85
|
57
|
.599
|
||
| 1999 | Trenton (N) |
92
|
50
|
.648
|
Norwich defeated Trenton 3-2. Harrisburg defeated Erie 3-1. Harrisburg defeated Norwich 3-2. |
| Erie (S) |
81
|
61
|
.570
|
||
| 1998 | New Britain (N) |
83
|
59
|
.585
|
New Britain defeated Binghamton 3-1. Harrisburg defeated Akron 3-1. Harrisburg defeated New Britain 3-1. |
| Akron (S) |
81
|
60
|
.574
|
||
| 1997 | Portland (N) |
79
|
63
|
.556
|
Portland defeated Norwich 3-2. Harrisburg defeated Bowie 3-2. Harrisburg defeated Portland 3-1. |
| Harrisburg (S) |
86
|
56
|
.606
|
||
| 1996 | Portland (N) |
83
|
58
|
.589
|
Portland defeated Binghamton 3-2. Harrisburg defeated Trenton 3-1. Harrisburg defeated Portland 3-1. |
| Trenton (S) |
86
|
56
|
.606
|
||
| 1995 | Portland (N) |
86
|
56
|
.606
|
New Haven defeated Portland 3-1. Reading defeated Trenton 3-0. Reading defeated New Haven 3-2 |
| Trenton (S) |
73
|
69
|
.514
|
||
| Reading (S) |
73
|
69
|
.514
|
||
| 1994 | Binghamton (N) |
82
|
59
|
.582
|
Binghamton defeated New Haven 3-0. Harrisburg defeated Bowie 3-2. Binghamton defeated Harrisburg 3-1. |
| Harrisburg (S) |
88
|
51
|
.633
|
||
| 1993 | Harrisburg |
94
|
44
|
.681
|
Harrisburg defeated Albany-Colonie 3-1. Canton-Akron defeated Bowie 3-2. Harrisburg defeated Canton-Akron 3-2. |
| Trenton (S) |
73
|
69
|
.514
|
||
|
|
|
|
|||
| 1992 | Canton-Akron |
80
|
58
|
.580
|
Binghamton defeated Harrisburg 3-1. Canton-Akron defeated Albany-Colonie 3-1. Binghamton defeated Canton-Akron 3-2. |
| 1991 | Harrisburg |
87
|
53
|
.621
|
Harrisburg defeated Canton-Akron 3-1. Albany-Colonie defeated Hagerstown 3-0. Albany-Colonie defeated Harrisburg 3-0. |
| 1990 | Albany-Colonie |
79
|
60
|
.568
|
New Britain defeated Albany-Colonie 3-2. London defeated Canton-Akron 3-2. London defeated New Britain 3-0. |
| 1989 | Albany-Colonie |
92
|
48
|
.657
|
Harrisburg defeated Canton-Akron 3-2. Albany-Colonie defeated Reading 3-1. Albany-Colonie defeated Harrisburg 3-1. |
| 1988 | Glens Falls |
80
|
57
|
.584
|
Vermont defeated Pittsfield 3-1. Albany-Colonie defeated Glens Falls 3-1. Albany-Colonie defeated Vermont 3-1. |
| 1987 | Pittsfield |
87
|
51
|
.630
|
Harrisburg defeated Reading 3-2. Vermont defeated Pittsfield 3-1. Harrisburg defeated Vermont 3-2. |
| 1986 | Reading |
77
|
59
|
.566
|
Vermont defeated Pittsfield 3-2. Reading defeated Glens Falls 3-1. Vermont defeated Reading 3-2. |
| 1985 | Albany-Colonie |
82
|
57
|
.590
|
Vermont defeated Albany-Colonie 3-1. New Britain defeated Waterbury 3-1. Vermont defeated New Britain 3-1. |
| 1984 | Albany-Colonie |
81
|
57
|
.587
|
Vermont defeated Albany-Colonie 3-0. Waterbury defeated Glens Falls 3-1. Vermont defeated Waterbury 3-2. |
| 1983 | Reading |
96
|
44
|
.686
|
New Britain defeated Reading 2-1. Lynn defeated Buffalo 2-0. New Britain defeated Lynn 3-1. |
| 1982 | West Haven |
86
|
54
|
.614
|
Lynn defeated Glens Falls 2-0. West Haven defeated Lynn 3-0. |
| 1981 | Glens Falls |
83
|
52
|
.615
|
Bristol defeated Reading 2-0. Bristol defeated Glens Falls 3-2. |
| 1980 | Bristol |
79
|
60
|
.568
|
Holyoke defeated Buffalo 2-0. Waterbury defeated Reading 2-0. Holyoke defeated Waterbury 2-1. |
| 1979 | West Haven (1st half) |
42
|
28
|
.600
|
No playoffs held |
| West Haven (2nd half) |
41
|
28
|
.594
|
||
| 1978 | Bristol (1st half) |
40
|
29
|
.580
|
Bristol defeated Reading 2-0. |
| Reading (2nd half) |
43
|
24
|
.642
|
||
| 1977 | West Haven (New Eng) |
86
|
52
|
.623
|
West Haven defeated Three Rivers 3-0. |
| Three Rivers (Can-Am) |
76
|
62
|
.551
|
||
| 1976 | Three Rivers (N) |
83
|
55
|
.601
|
West Haven defeated Three Rivers 3-0. |
| West Haven (S) |
80
|
59
|
.576
|
||
| 1975 | Reading (1st half) |
41
|
20
|
.672
|
Bristol defeated Reading 3-0. |
| Bristol (2nd half) |
46
|
27
|
.630
|
||
| 1974 | Bristol (Am) |
74
|
61
|
.548
|
Thetford Mines defeated Bristol 2-0. Pittsfield defeated Quebec City 2-0. Thetford Mines defeated Pittsfield 2-0. |
| Quebec City (Nat) |
76
|
64
|
.543
|
||
| 1973 | Pittsfield (Am) |
75
|
61
|
.551
|
Reading defeated Pittsfield 3-1. |
| Reading (Nat) |
76
|
62
|
.551
|
||
| 1972 | West Haven (Am) |
84
|
56
|
.600
|
West Haven defeated Three Rivers 3-0. |
| Three Rivers (Nat) |
76
|
60
|
.559
|
||
| 1971 | Elmira (Am) |
78
|
61
|
.561
|
Elmira defeated Three Rivers 3-1. |
| Three Rivers (Nat) |
78
|
59
|
.569
|
||
| 1970 | Waterbury |
79
|
62
|
.560
|
No playoffs held |
| 1969 | York |
89
|
50
|
.640
|
Playoffs cancelled after two games due to weather |
| 1968 | Pittsfield |
84
|
55
|
.604
|
Pittsfield defeated Elmira 2-0. Reading defeated Binghamton 2-0. Reading defeated Pittsfield 3-1. |
| 1967 | Binghamton (E) |
82
|
58
|
.586
|
Binghamton defeated Elmira 3-1. |
| Elmira (W) |
74
|
65
|
.532
|
||
| 1966 | Elmira |
88
|
51
|
.633
|
No playoffs held |
| 1965 | Pittsfield |
85
|
55
|
.607
|
No playoffs held |
| 1964 | Elmira |
82
|
58
|
.586
|
No playoffs held |
| 1963 | Charleston |
83
|
57
|
.593
|
No playoffs held |
| 1962 | Williamsport |
83
|
57
|
.593
|
Williamsport defeated Springfield 2-1. Elmira defeated York 2-1. Elmira defeated Williamsport 3-1. |
| 1961 | Springfield |
85
|
54
|
.612
|
No playoffs held |
| 1960 | Williamsport |
76
|
62
|
.551
|
Williamsport defeated Reading 2-0. Springfield defeated Binghamton 2-1. Williamsport and Springfield declared Co-Champions due to inclement weather. |
| 1959 | Springfield |
85
|
55
|
.607
|
Springfield defeated Binghamton 3-0. Williamsport defeated Allentown 3-0. Springfield defeated Williamsport 3-1. |
| 1958 | Lancaster |
75
|
57
|
.568
|
Lancaster defeated York 3-1. Binghamton defeated Williamsport 3-0. Binghamton defeated Lancaster 3-2. |
| 1957 | Binghamton |
85
|
55
|
.607
|
Albany defeated Binghamton 3-2. Reading defeated Schenectady 3-0. Reading defeated Albany 3-1. |
| 1956 | Schenectady |
84
|
54
|
.609
|
Schenectady defeated Allentown 3-0. Reading defeated Binghamton 3-0. Schenectady defeated Reading 3-0. |
| 1955 | Reading |
84
|
53
|
.613
|
Schenectady defeated Reading 3-1. Allentown defeated Binghamton 3-1. Allentown defeated Schenectady 3-2. |
| 1954 | Wilkes-Barre |
80
|
59
|
.576
|
Albany defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-2. Reading defeated Elmira 4-0. Albany defeated Reading 4-1. |
| 1953 | Reading |
101
|
47
|
.682
|
Reading defeated Schenectady 4-2. Binghamton defeated Albany 4-1. Binghamton defeated Reading 4-2. |
| 1952 | Albany |
82
|
54
|
.603
|
Reading defeated Albany 4-1. Binghamton defeated Schenectady 4-3. Binghamton defeated Reading 4-1. |
| 1951 | Wilkes-Barre |
85
|
54
|
.612
|
Elmira defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-3. Scranton defeated Hartford 4-0. Scranton defeated Elmira 4-0. |
| 1950 | Wilkes-Barre |
90
|
48
|
.652
|
Wilkes-Barre defeated Hartford 4-2. Binghamton defeated Albany 4-1. Wilkes-Barre defeated Binghamton 4-1. |
| 1949 | Albany |
93
|
47
|
.664
|
Wilkes-Barre defeated Albany 4-0. Binghamton defeated Scranton 4-0. Binghamton defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-3. |
| 1948 | Scranton |
89
|
51
|
.636
|
Hartford defeated Williamsport in a one game playoff for fourth place. Scranton defeated Utica 4-1. Albany defeated Hartford 4-3. Scranton defeated Albany 4-0. |
| 1947 | Utica |
90
|
48
|
.652
|
Utica defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-2. Albany defeated Scranton 4-3. Utica defeated Albany 4-3. |
| 1946 | Scranton |
96
|
43
|
.691
|
Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-0. Hartford defeated Albany 4-2. Scranton defeated Hartford 4-1. |
| 1945 | Utica |
83
|
52
|
.615
|
Albany defeated Utica 4-2. Wilkes-Barre defeated Hartford 4-2. Albany defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-3. |
| 1944 | Hartford |
99
|
38
|
.729
|
Binghamton defeated Albany 3-0. Utica defeated Hartford 3-2. Binghamton defeated Utica 4-2. |
| 1943 | Scranton |
87
|
51
|
.630
|
Scranton defeated Hartford 3-1. Elmira defeated Wilkes-Barre 3-2. Elmira defeated Scranton 4-2. |
| 1942 | Albany |
84
|
56
|
.600
|
Scranton defeated Wilkes-Barre 3-0. Binghamton defeated Albany 3-2. Scranton defeated Binghamton 4-1. |
| 1941 | Wilkes-Barre |
87
|
51
|
.630
|
Elmira defeated Wilkes-Barre 3-0. Williamsport defeated Scranton 3-0. Elmira defeated Williamsport 4-3. |
| 1940 | Scranton |
79
|
60
|
.568
|
Binghamton defeated Albany 3-1. Hartford defeated Scranton 3-1. Binghamton defeated Hartford 4-1. |
| 1939 | Scranton |
80
|
60
|
.571
|
Scranton defeated Springfield 3-2. Albany defeated Elmira 3-2. Scranton defeated Albany 4-1. |
| 1938 | Binghamton |
84
|
51
|
.622
|
Elmira defeated Binghamton 3-2. |
| 1937 | Elmira |
84
|
51
|
.622
|
Binghamton defeated Williamsport in a one game playoff for fourth place. Elmira defeated Hazelton 3-1. Wilkes-Barre defeated Binghamton 3-1. Elmira defeated Wilkes-Barre 4-1. |
| 1936 | Scranton (1st half) |
42
|
27
|
.609
|
Scranton defeated Elmira 4-0. |
| Elmira (2nd half) |
44
|
26
|
.629
|
||
| 1935 | Scranton (1st half) |
44
|
23
|
.657
|
Binghamton defeated Scranton 4-3. |
| Binghamton (2nd half) |
40
|
29
|
.580
|
||
| 1934 | Binghamton (1st half) |
41
|
28
|
.594
|
Williamsport defeated Binghamton 4-2. |
| Williamsport (2nd half) |
41
|
27
|
.603
|
||
| 1933 | Binghamton |
79
|
55
|
.590
|
No playoffs held |
| 1932 | Wilkes-Barre |
78
|
61
|
.561
|
No playoffs held |
| 1931 | Harrisburg |
83
|
56
|
.597
|
No playoffs held |
| 1930 | Wilkes-Barre |
79
|
59
|
.572
|
No playoffs held |
| 1929 | Binghamton |
83
|
56
|
.597
|
No playoffs held |
| 1928 | Harrisburg |
82
|
54
|
.603
|
No playoffs held |
| 1927 | Harrisburg |
87
|
51
|
.630
|
No playoffs held |
| 1926 | Scranton |
84
|
50
|
.627
|
No playoffs held |
| 1925 | York |
77
|
55
|
.583
|
York defeated Williamsport 3-1. |
| Williamsport |
77
|
55
|
.583
|
||
| 1924 | Williamsport |
87
|
46
|
.654
|
No playoffs held |
| 1923 | Williamsport |
82
|
42
|
.661
|
No playoffs held |
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In first pro game, Rainer offers pop, promise to Tigers fans
NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Bryce Rainer’s pro career consisted of workouts and batting practice until Sunday.
'Me and Brady on the dirt again': House, King reunite at Spring Breakout
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- The 2025 Spring Breakout was a flashback for Brady House and Seaver King. Over 10 years ago, the infielders were travel ball teammates in Georgia who shared the dream of making it to the Major Leagues. Now, they are top prospects in the same organization,
Lambert -- 'an adrenaline guy' -- hoping to be next Mets bullpen gem
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Ryan Lambert loves throwing hard. He relishes the idea of getting to two strikes and blowing hitters away. “Get me in a game,” Lambert said, “cool things will happen.”
Stewart embraces Spring Breakout: 'What's not to love?'
PHOENIX -- Sal Stewart was one fired-up Reds prospect. On Sunday in the first inning during the organization's 9-7 Spring Breakout win over Brewers prospects, Stewart lifted a 2-2 pitch that sailed over the center fielder's head to the wall. Already not known as a speedster, he stumbled running between