1999 Cleveland Indians season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
104 August 1 White Sox 6 - 3 Baldwin ( 5-11 ) Nagy ( 12-7 ) Howry ( 17 ) 43,067 63-41
105 August 2 @ Red Sox 7 - 5 Karsay ( 8-1 ) Garces ( 0-1 ) Jackson ( 23 ) 33,218 64-41
106 August 3 @ Red Sox 5 - 4 Shuey ( 7-4 ) Wakefield ( 3-8 ) Jackson ( 24 ) 33,650 65-41
107 August 4 @ Red Sox 7 - 2 Portugal ( 7-8 ) Colón ( 10-4 ) 33,282 65-42
108 August 6 @ Devil Rays 4 - 2 Yan ( 3-2 ) Burba ( 8-7 ) Hernández ( 29 ) 34,623 65-43
109 August 7 @ Devil Rays 15 - 10 Nagy ( 13-7 ) Witt ( 6-8 ) 39,512 66-43
110 August 8 @ Devil Rays 5 - 3 Álvarez ( 6-6 ) Wright ( 7-7 ) Hernández ( 30 ) 33,052 66-44
111 August 9 @ Angels 4 - 0 Colón ( 11-4 ) Hill ( 4-11 ) 22,013 67-44
112 August 10 @ Angels 2 - 1 ( 10 ) Rincón ( 1-2 ) Petkovsek ( 9-4 ) Jackson ( 25 ) 25,777 68-44
113 August 11 @ Angels 4 - 3 Burba ( 9-7 ) Sparks ( 5-9 ) Jackson ( 26 ) 26,399 69-44
114 August 13 Orioles 6 - 3 Rincón ( 2-2 ) Erickson ( 8-10 ) Jackson ( 27 ) 43,073 70-44
115 August 14 Orioles 7 - 1 Karsay ( 9-1 ) Johnson ( 3-7 ) 43,103 71-44
116 August 15 Orioles 5 - 1 Colón ( 12-4 ) Ponson ( 11-8 ) 43,020 72-44
117 August 16 Rangers 13 - 5 Munoz ( 2-1 ) Rincón ( 2-3 ) 43,226 72-45
118 August 17 Rangers 15 - 4 Sele ( 13-7 ) Langston ( 1-2 ) 42,987 72-46
119 August 18 Rangers 6 - 1 Burkett ( 4-6 ) Nagy ( 13-8 ) 42,997 72-47
120 August 19 Rangers 8 - 0 Karsay ( 10-1 ) Morgan ( 12-8 ) 43,263 73-47
121 August 20 @ Mariners 7 - 4 Colón ( 13-4 ) Halama ( 9-5 ) Jackson ( 28 ) 44,915 74-47
122 August 21 @ Mariners 6 - 0 Burba ( 10-7 ) Meche ( 4-3 ) 44,891 75-47
123 August 22 @ Mariners 7 - 4 ( 10 ) Riske ( 1-0 ) Mesa ( 1-5 ) Jackson ( 29 ) 44,941 76-47
The 1999 Cleveland Indians are the only team in Major League Baseball since 1950 to score over 1,000 runs during the regular season. They were shut out only 3 times in 162 games. Five Indians scored at least 100 runs and four drove in at least 100 runs. Right fielder Manny Ramirez drove in 165 runs, the most by any MLB player since Jimmie Foxx in 1938.