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1983 Cleveland Indians 1983 Cleveland Indians
1982/1984
Record 70-92 .432
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Standings 7th in the AL East (28 games back)
Pythagorean 73-89, 73-89, 73-89
Runs (S/A) 704 / 785
BallparkCleveland Municipal Stadium
Park FactorsBatting: 104 / Pitching: 104
Attendance768,941 (14th) (26th)
Payroll/Avg$6,053,350 / $242,134 (21th)
Spring TrainingTucson, Arizona (Hi Corbett Field)
ManagersMike Ferraro, Pat Corrales
CoachesChuck Estrada, Denny Sommers, Don McMahon, Ed Napoleon, Johnny Goryl
ExecutivesCEO/President: Gabe Paul, General Manager: Phil Seghi
Minor Leagues(AAA) Charleston Charlies, (AA) Buffalo Bisons, (A) Batavia Trojans, (A) Waterloo Indians
Radio (WWWE) Herb Score, Nev Chandler
TV (WUAB) Joe Tait, Reggie Rucker
Cable TV (Sports Exchange) Bob Feller, Denny Schreiner, Jack Corrigan

The 1983 Cleveland Indians went 70-92 and finished 7th in the American League East. The Indians drew 768,941 to Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Rick Sutcliffe and Manny Trillo made the All-Star team.

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