Seattle Mariners year by year

50 seasons since 1977 · 3765-4108 all time

How have the Mariners ranked, year by year?

The Seattle Mariners have played 49 seasons since 1977: 3689-4022 in the regular season. Their defense allowed the fewest runs in the league 3 times: 2024, 2014 and 2001. Their offense scored the most 3 times: 2001, 1997 and 1996. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2024's (1st in runs allowed), the best offense 2016's (6th in runs scored). In 2026 they went 76-86, 28th in runs scored and 16th in runs allowed.

Seattle Mariners by season: record, runs scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L	Offense	Defense	Manager	Postseason
2026	76-86	4.1028th	4.4616th	Dan Wilson	—
2025	90-72	4.739th	4.2817th	Dan Wilson	Playoffs, 6-6
2024	85-77	4.1721st	3.751st	Scott Servais, Dan Wilson	—
2023	88-74	4.6812th	4.073rd	Scott Servais	—
2022	90-72	4.2618th	3.857th	Scott Servais	Playoffs, 2-3
2021	90-72	4.3022nd	4.6217th	Scott Servais	—
2020	27-33	4.2323rd	5.0521st	Scott Servais	—
2019	68-94	4.6820th	5.5126th	Scott Servais	—
2018	89-73	4.1821st	4.3917th	Scott Servais	—
2017	78-84	4.6315th	4.7715th	Scott Servais	—
2016	86-76	4.746th	4.3612th	Scott Servais	—
2015	76-86	4.0521st	4.4820th	Lloyd McClendon	—
2014	87-75	3.9118th	3.421st	Lloyd McClendon	—
2013	71-91	3.8522nd	4.6526th	Eric Wedge	—
2012	75-87	3.8227th	4.029th	Eric Wedge	—
2011	67-95	3.4330th	4.1712th	Eric Wedge	—
2010	61-101	3.1730th	4.3114th	Don Wakamatsu, Daren Brown	—
2009	85-77	3.9528th	4.276th	Don Wakamatsu	—
2008	61-101	4.1426th	5.0124th	John McLaren, Jim Riggleman	—
2007	88-74	4.9012th	5.0220th	Mike Hargrove, John McLaren	—
2006	78-84	4.6721st	4.8916th	Mike Hargrove	—
2005	69-93	4.3122nd	4.6418th	Mike Hargrove	—
2004	63-99	4.3125th	5.0820th	Bob Melvin	—
2003	93-69	4.9111th	3.932nd	Bob Melvin	—
2002	93-69	5.027th	4.3110th	Lou Piniella	—
2001	116-46	5.721st	3.871st	Lou Piniella	Playoffs, 4-6
2000	91-71	5.607th	4.819th	Lou Piniella	Playoffs, 5-4
1999	79-83	5.3011th	5.5926th	Lou Piniella	—
1998	76-85	5.345th	5.3124th	Lou Piniella	—
1997	90-72	5.711st	5.1421st	Lou Piniella	Playoffs, 1-3
1996	85-76	6.171st	5.5623rd	Lou Piniella	—
1995	79-66	5.494th	4.8818th	Lou Piniella	Playoffs, 5-6
1994	49-63	5.0811th	5.5024th	Lou Piniella	—
1993	82-80	4.5314th	4.5110th	Lou Piniella	—
1992	64-98	4.1913th	4.9326th	Bill Plummer	—
1991	83-79	4.3312th	4.1611th	Jim Lefebvre	—
1990	77-85	3.9523rd	4.2011th	Jim Lefebvre	—
1989	73-89	4.2812th	4.4920th	Jim Lefebvre	—
1988	68-93	4.1212th	4.6221st	Dick Williams, Jim Snyder	—
1987	78-84	4.6914th	4.9417th	Dick Williams	—
1986	67-95	4.4313th	5.1524th	Chuck Cottier, Marty Martínez, Dick Williams	—
1985	74-88	4.4411th	5.0525th	Chuck Cottier	—
1984	74-88	4.2112th	4.7824th	Del Crandall, Chuck Cottier	—
1983	60-102	3.4426th	4.5720th	Rene Lachemann, Del Crandall	—
1982	76-86	4.0221st	4.4017th	Rene Lachemann	—
1981	44-65	3.9117th	4.7826th	Maury Wills, Rene Lachemann	—
1980	59-103	3.7723rd	4.9024th	Darrell Johnson, Maury Wills	—
1979	67-95	4.3916th	5.0624th	Darrell Johnson	—
1978	56-104	3.8418th	5.2126th	Darrell Johnson	—
1977	64-98	3.8523rd	5.2825th	Darrell Johnson	—

Regular season. Offense and defense are runs scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed.

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