The composition of the division has changes as teams have moved around
and other divisions have been formed. Here is how the AL Central has
looked over time.
1994: None (due to strike; White Sox had a one game lead on the
Indians)
1995: Cleveland Indians
1996: Cleveland Indians
1997: Cleveland Indians
1998: Cleveland Indians
1999: Cleveland Indians
2000: Chicago White Sox
2001: Cleveland Indians
2002: Minnesota Twins
2003: Minnesota Twins
2004: Minnesota Twins
2005: Chicago White Sox*
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