In only six of their 27 major league seasons have the Marlins finished above .500, and they have never won 57 percent of their games. Hopefully in 2020, the tide will turn, as the 57-105 campaign they turned in last season was the second worst in franchise history.
At 1990-2314, the Marlins have the second-worst all-time win-loss percentage in major league baseball. Clocking in with a .462 winning percentage, only the San Diego Padres, at .461 (3747-4389), have it worse. For contrasts sake, the New York Yankees have gone 10378-7840, winning 57 percent of their games all-time.