Doosan Bears - Season By Season Records

Season By Season Records

Year Team Rank Games W L Win% BA HR
1982 OB Bears 1 80 56 24 .700 .283 57
1983 OB Bears 5 100 44 55 .444 .259 50
1984 OB Bears 3 100 58 41 .586 .256 53
1985 OB Bears 4 110 51 57 .472 .260 67
1986 OB Bears 4 108 56 48 .538 .249 38
1987 OB Bears 4 108 55 52 .514 .261 30
1988 OB Bears 5 108 54 52 .509 .258 44
1989 OB Bears 5 120 54 63 .463 .247 42
1990 OB Bears 7 120 35 80 .313 .231 62
1991 OB Bears 8 126 51 73 .413 .250 59
1992 OB Bears 5 126 56 66 .460 .259 110
1993 OB Bears 3 126 66 55 .544 .258 59
1994 OB Bears 7 126 53 72 .425 .246 75
1995 OB Bears 1 126 74 47 .607 .266 106
1996 OB Bears 8 126 47 73 .397 .242 82
1997 OB Bears 5 126 57 64 .472 .254 84
1998 OB Bears 4 126 61 62 .496 .256 102
1999 Doosan Bears 3 132 76 51 .598 .284 141
2000 Doosan Bears 2 133 76 57 .571 .289 150
2001 Doosan Bears 1 133 65 63 .508 .276 130
2002 Doosan Bears 5 133 66 65 .504 .261 130
2003 Doosan Bears 7 133 57 74 .435 .276 90
2004 Doosan Bears 3 133 70 62 .530 .268 89
2005 Doosan Bears 2 126 72 51 .585 .270 63
2006 Doosan Bears 5 126 63 60 .512 .258 55
2007 Doosan Bears 2 126 70 54 .565 .263 78
2008 Doosan Bears 2 126 70 56 .555 .276 80
2009 Doosan Bears 3 133 71 60 .534 .280 120
2010 Doosan Bears 3 133 73 57 .549 .281 149
2011 Doosan Bears 5 133 61 70 .466 .271 92
2012 Doosan Bears 3 133 68 62 .523 .260 59

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