Every Twins postseason appearance since 1961
The Twins have reached the postseason 14 teams since becoming a franchise in 1961. In that time, they've won five playoff series and two World Series.
October 3, 2023 at 1:37AM
1965: 102-60 regular-season record; lost 4-3 to L.A. Dodgers in World Series.
1969: 97-65; lost 3-0 to Baltimore in ALCS.
1970: 98-64; lost 3-0 to Baltimore in ALCS.
1987: 85-77; won 4-1 over Detroit in ALCS; won 4-3 over St. Louis in World Series.
1991: 95-67; won 4-1 over Toronto in ALCS; won 4-3 over Atlanta in World Series.
2002: 94-67; won 3-2 over Oakland in ALDS; lost 4-1 to Anaheim in ALCS.
2003: 90-72; lost 3-1 to New York in ALDS.
2004: 92-70; lost 3-1 to New York in ALDS.
2006: 96-66; lost 3-0 to Oakland in ALDS.
2009: 87-76; lost 3-0 to New York in ALDS.
2010: 94-68; lost 3-0 to New York in ALDS.
2017: 85-77; lost to New York in wild-card game.
2019: 101-61; lost 3-0 to New York in ALDS.
2020: 36-24; lost 2-0 to Houston in ALWCS.
Notes
2020 regular season limited to 60 games because of COVID pandemic.
Twins overall postseason record since 1961: 25-45.
Twins overall postseason record since 2000: 6-27.
Twins' last series win in the postseason: 2002 ALDS.
Twins' last victory in a postseason game: Game One of the ALDS on Oct. 5, 2004, at New York.
Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson, the brash speedster who shattered stolen base records and redefined baseball's leadoff position, has died. He was 65.
