The 1995 Cleveland Indians enjoyed a historic and dominant season, finishing with a 100-44 record and clinching their first postseason berth since 1954. Led by an explosive offense that featured Albert Belle’s record-breaking 50-home run and 50-double season, the team swept the Red Sox and defeated the Mariners to capture the American League pennant. Though they fell short in the World Series, the "Jacobs Field era" began with a remarkable 30-game lead in the division and a franchise-record 455-game sellout streak.