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Founded: 1993 · Metro Area: Miami · NL · NL East · Home: LoanDepot Park

Formerly based in Florida.

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RivalriesCitrus Seriesvs Tampa Bay Raystwo-way

The Heartbreak Index7.7 · #277

The Numb · MLB, 2003

7.7
Heartbreak
#277
of 1,138 clubs
#20
in MLB
6.4
agony · 1.4 despair
The clocks
  • MLB since 20033.1
  • MLB final appearance since 20031.7
  • MLB deep run since 20030.9
Heaviest wounds

playoff run died early, 2023 · playoff run died early, 2020 · playoff run died early, 2003 · playoff run died early, 1997

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Who controls the club

The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.

How this is measured

Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.

The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.

Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.

Who controls the clubBruce Sherman
Bruce Shermanindividual· Majority
Sourcedas of 1 Jun 2026

Still the control person. The club sold about 15% in minority stakes during 2026 to pay down debt; Derek Jeter has had no stake since 2022.

Bruce Sherman on the owners board →

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2
World Series
2 WS Appearances
2
Pennants
2 LCS App · 0 Div titles
4
Playoff appearances
Postseason 24-16
0.460
All-time win pct
34
Seasons
since 1993

Championships

Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.

19972003
Pre-1903 cup / NL pennantWorld Series (1903-present)

Pennants

Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.

19972003

All-time record

Regular-season W-L2382-2792
Win pct0.460
Playoff record24-16
Championship appearances2 (2 wins)
LCS appearances2
Division titles0
Total seasons34
.500 or better seasons8
Most recent championship2003

Stadium history

Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.

LoanDepot Park

2012-present
Miami, FL
  • Marlins Park 2012-2020
  • LoanDepot Park 2021-2026

Hard Rock Stadium

1993-2011
Miami Gardens, FL
  • Joe Robbie Stadium 1993-1996
  • Pro Player Stadium 1997-2004
  • Dolphin Stadium 2005-2008
  • Land Shark Stadium 2009-2009
  • Sun Life Stadium 2010-2011
Season-by-season
1993 to 2026 · 34 seasons · click to expand
2026Miami Marlins
W-L
80-82
Win%
0.494
RS
715
RA
712
NL East · 3
—
2025Miami Marlins
W-L
79-83
Win%
0.488
RS
709
RA
798
NL East · 3
—
2024Miami Marlins
W-L
62-100
Win%
0.383
RS
637
RA
841
NL East · 5
—
2023Miami Marlins
W-L
84-78
Win%
0.518
RS
666
RA
723
NL East · 3
Playoffs
2022Miami Marlins
W-L
69-93
Win%
0.426
RS
586
RA
676
NL East · 4
—
2021Miami Marlins
W-L
67-95
Win%
0.414
RS
623
RA
701
NL East · 4
—
2020Miami Marlins
W-L
31-29
Win%
0.517
RS
263
RA
304
NL East · 2
Playoffs
2019Miami Marlins
W-L
57-105
Win%
0.352
RS
615
RA
808
NL East · 5
—
2018Miami Marlins
W-L
63-98
Win%
0.391
RS
589
RA
809
NL East · 5
—
2017Miami Marlins
W-L
77-85
Win%
0.475
RS
778
RA
822
NL East · 2
—
2016Miami Marlins
W-L
79-82
Win%
0.491
RS
655
RA
682
NL East · 3
—
2015Miami Marlins
W-L
71-91
Win%
0.438
RS
613
RA
678
NL East · 3
—

Top 12 postseason games

Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.

1
Florida Marlins 3-2 Cleveland Indians
1997-10-26 · 1997 World Series G7 · Extras · Pro Player Stadium
1.928
W
2
Cleveland Indians 4-1 Florida Marlins
1997-10-25 · 1997 World Series G6 · Pro Player Stadium
1.555
L
3
Florida Marlins 8-3 Chicago Cubs
2003-10-14 · 2003 NLCS G6 · Wrigley Field
1.504
W
4
Florida Marlins 9-6 Chicago Cubs
2003-10-15 · 2003 NLCS G7 · Wrigley Field
1.501
W
5
Florida Marlins 8-7 Cleveland Indians
1997-10-23 · 1997 World Series G5 · Jacobs Field
1.484
W
6
Florida Marlins 2-0 New York Yankees
2003-10-25 · 2003 World Series G6 · Yankee Stadium II
1.361
W
7
Florida Marlins 7-4 Atlanta Braves
1997-10-14 · 1997 NLCS G6 · Turner Field
1.350
W
8
Florida Marlins 2-1 Atlanta Braves
1997-10-12 · 1997 NLCS G5 · Pro Player Stadium
1.332
W
9
Florida Marlins 4-3 New York Yankees
2003-10-22 · 2003 World Series G4 · Extras · Pro Player Stadium
1.302
W
10
Florida Marlins 7-6 San Francisco Giants
2003-10-04 · 2003 Division Series G4 · Pro Player Stadium
1.282
W
11
Florida Marlins 6-4 New York Yankees
2003-10-23 · 2003 World Series G5 · Pro Player Stadium
1.272
W
12
Florida Marlins 4-0 Chicago Cubs
2003-10-12 · 2003 NLCS G5 · Pro Player Stadium
1.266
W

Rating through time

Where Marlins sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1993 to 2026. Above average in 8 of 34 seasons.

00s10s20s14001500160019932026

Highest it ever rated
1548 2003, week 31
Lowest it ever rated
1421 1993, week 26

One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.

Games it had least right to win

Every Marlins game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.

Least likely wins, all time
  1. 11998-09-13beat Atlanta Braves (away)6–5
  2. 21999-10-02beat Atlanta Braves (away)1–0
  3. 31998-06-18beat Atlanta Braves (away)3–2
  4. 42024-06-27beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)7–4
  5. 51999-07-06beat Atlanta Braves (away)5–2
  6. 62024-06-29beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)3–2
  7. 71999-09-17beat Arizona Diamondbacks (away)10–6
  8. 82019-05-06beat Chicago Cubs (away)6–5
  9. 92011-08-26beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)6–5
  10. 101999-08-27beat Houston Astros (away)3–1
Least likely losses, all time
  1. 11997-07-11lost to Philadelphia Phillies (home)3–13
  2. 22005-05-08lost to Colorado Rockies (home)3–8
  3. 32010-10-01lost to Pittsburgh Pirates (home)1–5
  4. 42009-09-11lost to Washington Nationals (home)3–5
  5. 52009-09-13lost to Washington Nationals (home)2–7
Biggest upsets by decade4 decades
1990s
  1. 11998-09-13beat Atlanta Braves (away)6–5
  2. 21999-10-02beat Atlanta Braves (away)1–0
  3. 31998-06-18beat Atlanta Braves (away)3–2
2000s
  1. 12000-07-27beat Atlanta Braves (away)12–4
  2. 22002-09-20beat Atlanta Braves (away)6–2
  3. 32007-09-14beat Colorado Rockies (away)7–6
2010s
  1. 12019-05-06beat Chicago Cubs (away)6–5
  2. 22011-08-26beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)6–5
  3. 32013-09-01beat Atlanta Braves (away)7–0
2020s
  1. 12024-06-27beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)7–4
  2. 22024-06-29beat Philadelphia Phillies (away)3–2
  3. 32022-08-27beat Los Angeles Dodgers (home)2–1

Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 5,376 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.

Award winners

League-wide awards held by Marlins players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.

NL MVP · 1

  • 2017Giancarlo Stanton

NL Cy Young · 1

  • 2022Sandy Alcantara

NL Rookie of the Year · 4

  • 2013Jose Fernandez
  • 2009Chris Coghlan
  • 2006Hanley Ramirez
  • 2003Dontrelle Willis

NL Manager of the Year · 4

  • 2023Skip Schumaker
  • 2020Don Mattingly
  • 2006Joe Girardi
  • 2003Jack McKeon

WS MVP · 2

  • 2003Josh Beckett
  • 1997Livan Hernandez

NLCS MVP · 2

  • 2003Ivan Rodriguez
  • 1997Livan Hernandez

All-Star Game MVP · 1

  • 1995Jeff Conine

Hank Aaron Award · 2

  • 2017Giancarlo Stanton
  • 2014Giancarlo Stanton

Comeback Player of the Year · 1

  • 2014Casey McGehee

Babe Ruth Award · 2

  • 2003Josh Beckett
  • 1997Moises Alou

Reliever of the Year Award · 1

  • 2000Antonio Alfonseca