Florida Marlins

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33 seasons | 2382-2792 (.460) | 2 Championships

The Florida Marlins have played since 1993, a total of 33 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 2,382-2,792 (.460). They have won 2 World Series titles. The franchise has played under more than one name or in more than one city: Florida Marlins and Miami Marlins.

W (Wins):
Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
L (Losses):
Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
Win% (Winning Percentage):
Wins divided by games decided.

Data updated

🏆 Championships (2)

2003 Florida Marlins 4-2
1997 Florida Marlins 4-3

📊 Quick Stats

33 Seasons
2382 Wins
2792 Losses
.460 Win %
2 Titles
4 Playoffs

📈 Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA — 2005 .272 4% above the 2005 NL average (.261)
Worst BA — 2022 .230 5% below the 2022 NL average (.242)
Best ERA — 2013 3.71 1% better than the 2013 NL average (3.74)
Worst ERA — 1998 5.18 22% worse than the 1998 NL average (4.23)
Most R — 2007 790 4% above the 2007 NL average (763 R)
Fewest R — 2020 263 7% below the 2020 NL average (282 R)

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⭐ All-Time Leaders

Top players by games played (min 100 games)

1
Luis Castillo 1996-2005
2
Jeff Conine 1993-2005
3
Giancarlo Stanton 2010-2017
4
Mike Lowell 1999-2005
5
Hanley Ramirez 2006-2012

More Notable Players

Alex Gonzalez (1998-2005) Miguel Rojas (2015-2022) Derrek Lee (1998-2003) Dan Uggla (2006-2010) Miguel Cabrera (2003-2007) Marcell Ozuna (2013-2017) Christian Yelich (2013-2017) Cliff Floyd (1997-2002) Derek Dietrich (2013-2018) Adeiny Hechavarria (2013-2017) Juan Pierre (2003-2013) Preston Wilson (1998-2002) Charles Johnson (1994-2002) Wes Helms (2006-2011) Cody Ross (2006-2010) Gary Sheffield (1993-1998) J. T. Realmuto (2014-2018) Jesus Sanchez (2020-2025) Brian Anderson (2017-2022) Jeremy Hermida (2005-2009) Kevin Millar (1998-2002) Mike Redmond (1998-2004) Justin Bour (2014-2018) Martin Prado (2015-2019) Mark Kotsay (1997-2000) Alfredo Amezaga (2006-2011) Jon Berti (2019-2023) Ichiro Suzuki (2015-2017) Bryan De La Cruz (2021-2024) Garrett Cooper (2018-2023) Kurt Abbott (1994-1997) Alex Arias (1993-1997) Emilio Bonifacio (2009-2012) Josh Willingham (2004-2008) Juan Encarnacion (2002-2005) Mike Dunn (2011-2016) Jazz Chisholm (2020-2024) Jorge Cantu (2008-2010) Chris Coghlan (2009-2013) Edgar Renteria (1996-1998) Mike Jacobs (2006-2008) Gaby Sanchez (2008-2012) Greg Dobbs (2011-2014) Dee Strange-Gordon (2015-2017) Braden Looper (1999-2003)

🏆 Playoff History (9)

2023
Miami Marlins NLWC2
Lost
2020
Miami Marlins NLDS2
Lost
2020
Miami Marlins NLWC3
Won
2003
Florida Marlins NLCS
Won
2003
Florida Marlins NLDS1
Won
2003
Florida Marlins WS
Won
1997
Florida Marlins NLCS
Won
1997
Florida Marlins NLDS1
Won
1997
Florida Marlins WS
Won

📅 Season History

33 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season — gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

2025 Miami Marlins 79-83 2024 Miami Marlins 62-100 2023 Miami Marlins 84-78 2022 Miami Marlins 69-93 2021 Miami Marlins 67-95 2020 Miami Marlins 31-29 2019 Miami Marlins 57-105 2018 Miami Marlins 63-98 2017 Miami Marlins 77-85 2016 Miami Marlins 79-82 2015 Miami Marlins 71-91 2014 Miami Marlins 77-85 2013 Miami Marlins 62-100 2012 Miami Marlins 69-93 2011 Florida Marlins 72-90 2010 Florida Marlins 80-82 2009 Florida Marlins 87-75 2008 Florida Marlins 84-77 2007 Florida Marlins 71-91 2006 Florida Marlins 78-84

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The Florida Marlins franchise in brief

33 seasons of play, 1993 through 2025, add up to 2382 wins and 2792 losses for the Florida Marlins. The season history shows the franchise under these names: the Florida Marlins (1993-2011) and the Miami Marlins (2012-2025). The season list starts at 64-98 in 1993 and ends at 79-83 in 2025. The championships panel lists 1997 and 2003. The latest championship came in 2003, by 4-2 in the Series. The Florida Marlins reached the postseason in 4 seasons. In 2023 the club lost the NL Wild Card round, the newest entry in the playoff history.

The franchise's best record came in 1997, 92-70; its poorest in 1998, 54-108. The best team batting average came in 2005, .272, against a league average of .261; the low was .230 in 2022. Pitching peaked in 2013, with a 3.71 team ERA against the league's 3.74, against a worst of 5.18 in 1998. The most runs in a Florida Marlins season, 790, came in 2007; the 2020 team scored the fewest, 263. By games played for the franchise, the leaders are Luis Castillo (1996-2005), Jeff Conine (1993-2005), and Giancarlo Stanton (2010-2017). The notable players list continues with Alex Gonzalez, Miguel Rojas, and Derrek Lee. Every season links to its own page, the latest being 2025 Miami Marlins.

Florida Marlins: Frequently Asked Questions

How many World Series have the Florida Marlins won?
The Florida Marlins have won 2 World Series titles.
What is the all-time record of the Florida Marlins?
The Florida Marlins are 2,382-2,792 (.460) all-time across 33 seasons.
When were the Florida Marlins founded?
The franchise's first major league season was 1993, and its last was 2025.
What was the best season in Florida Marlins history?
By winning percentage, the franchise's best season was 1997, when the team went 92-70.
Have the Florida Marlins always played in the same city?
No. The franchise has played under these names and cities: Florida Marlins and Miami Marlins.
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