19 seasons

Florida Marlins (1993–2011)
Year League W L Win% Finish Playoffs
2011 NL 72 90 .444 5 -
2010 NL 80 82 .494 3 -
2009 NL 87 75 .537 2 -
2008 NL 84 77 .522 3 -
2007 NL 71 91 .438 5 -
2006 NL 78 84 .481 4 -
2005 NL 83 79 .512 3 -
2004 NL 83 79 .512 3 -
2003 NL 91 71 .562 2 World Series · Wild Card
2002 NL 79 83 .488 4 -
2001 NL 76 86 .469 4 -
2000 NL 79 82 .491 3 -
1999 NL 64 98 .395 5 -
1998 NL 54 108 .333 5 -
1997 NL 92 70 .568 2 World Series · Wild Card
1996 NL 80 82 .494 3 -
1995 NL 67 76 .469 4 -
1994 NL 51 64 .443 5 -
1993 NL 64 98 .395 6 -

Florida Marlins: the seasons in brief

The Florida Marlins played 19 seasons under FLO, beginning in 1993 and ending in 2011. The table opens with 1993 (64-98, 6th) and closes with 2011 (72-90, 5th). In 2008 the Florida Marlins went 84-77 (.522), 3rd in the National League. The 2009 row reads 87-75, 2nd in the National League. In 2010 the Florida Marlins went 80-82 (.494), 3rd in the National League. All of these seasons belong to the National League. The strongest season by Win% was 1997: 92-70, .568.

The poorest record under FLO came in 1998: 54-108. World Series championships came in 1997 and 2003. Wild-card berths came in 1997 and 2003. The club finished second in 1997, 2003, and 2009. The longest unbroken run of winning records lasted from 2003 to 2005. The longest stretch of losing records ran from 1998 to 2002. The franchise these seasons belong to has its own page: Florida Marlins. Each season listed leads to a full season page carrying the roster, leaders and league comparison, starting from 2011.

Florida Marlins: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the all-time record of the Florida Marlins?
1,435-1,575 across 19 seasons, .477.
How many World Series have the Florida Marlins won?
2 World Series titles.
What seasons did the Florida Marlins play?
From 1993 to 2011.