Worst MLB Record in a Season
Worst MLB Record in a Season

The Cleveland Spiders have the worst MLB record in a season, having ended the 1899 season with a record of 20-134 for a win percentage of .130.

The 1916 Philadelphia Athletics have the worst MLB record of the modern era (1901-present) with 36-117 (.235).

As of the 2023 season, there are 36 teams that have ended an MLB season with a win percentage under .300.

Worst MLB Record in a Season

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SEASON TEAM RECORD WIN %
1899 Cleveland Spiders 20-134 .130
1890 Pittsburgh Alleghenys 23-113 .169
1889 Louisville Colonels 27-111 .196
1897 St. Louis Browns 29-102 .221
1886 Washington Nationals 28-92 .233
1916 Philadelphia Athletics 36-117 .235
1886 Kansas City Cowboys 30-91 .248
1935 Boston Braves 38-115 .248
1962 New York Mets 40-120 .250
1904 Washington Senators 38-113 .252
1919 Philadelphia Athletics 36-104 .257< /td>
1898 St. Louis Browns 39-111 .260
2003 Detroit Tigers 43-119 .265
1895 Louisville Colonels 35-96 .267
1890 Buffalo Bisons 36-96 .273
1952 Pittsburgh Pirates 42-112 .273
1909 Washington Senators 42-110 .276
1894 Louisville Colonels 36-94 .277
1942 Philadelphia Phillies 42-109 .278
1939 St. Louis Browns 43-111 .279
1932 Boston Red Sox 43-111 .279
1941 Philadelphia Phillies 43-111 .279
1915 Philadelphia Athletics 43-109 .283
1928 Philadelphia Phillies 43-109 .283
1896 Louisville Colonels 38-93 .290
2018 Baltimore Orioles 47-115 .290
2019 Detroit Tigers 47-114 .291
1911 Boston Rustlers 44-107 .291
1887 Indianapolis Hoosiers 37-89 .294
1909 Boston Doves 45-108 .294
1895 St. Louis Browns 39-93 .295
1911 St. Louis Browns 45-107 .296
1887 Cleveland Blues 39-92 .298
1939 Philadelphia Phillies 45-106 .298
1937 St. Louis Browns 46-108 .299
1945 Philadelphia Phillies 46-108 .299

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