Miami Marlins vs New York Mets All-Time Record

NL East rivalry
Miami Marlins
New York Mets
Mets lead Marlins298to254since 1993

Retrosheet history through 2025, plus 13 final games from the current feed.

2026 season series: Mets lead 7-6

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At a glance

All-time since 1993 · current-feed analysis, 2002 to 2026

Miami Marlins vs New York Mets insights

Current-feed record
+25wins for Mets
53% Mets · 47% Marlins

The split has held steady across the schedule change: 29-23 since 2023.

Recent form
11-9last 20
Mets on a 3-game streak

Mets won 15-14 on Sep 9, 2026

Where it matters
0Postseason games

No postseason meetings since 2002.

Schedule context
  • Mets built the series lead before the 2023 schedule change, taking 201 of 383 decided meetings (52%).
  • Since the schedule balanced out they are 29-23, or 56% to Mets.

Marlins vs Mets complete all-time series record

Miami Marlins and New York Mets have met 552 times since 1993, never in the postseason. 117 meetings predate the current feed, which adds game-level detail from 2002.

History span
1993 to 2026
First and latest meeting
Before 2002
117
Meetings from the Retrosheet game logs
Since 2002
435
Meetings with game-level detail below
Win Percentage
205W
230W
MIA
NYM
47%53%
Miami MarlinsNew York Mets

Recent Games

Last 10 Games
Sep 9
MIA 14-15 NYM
NYM
Sep 8
MIA 5-7 NYM
NYM
Sep 7
MIA 4-9 NYM
NYM
Aug 2
NYM 0-2 MIA
MIA
Aug 1
NYM 2-6 MIA
MIA
Jul 31
NYM 2-5 MIA
MIA
Jul 30
NYM 4-2 MIA
NYM
May 31
NYM 10-1 MIA
NYM
May 30
NYM 6-1 MIA
NYM
May 29
NYM 9-7 MIA
NYM
Last Meeting
Sep 9, 2026Final
MIA
14
HOME
NYM
15
AWAY
Metswon by1run
Mets' 3rd straight in this series·Game 435 since 2002
Streaks & Momentum
Current Streak
New York Mets: 3 consecutive wins
3
Avg. Margin of Victory
Games decided by 3.2 runs on average
3.2runs
Momentum (Last 10 vs Archive since 2002)
MIA↓Trending Down
Last 1030%
Archive since 200247.1%
NYM↑Trending Up
Last 1070%
Archive since 200252.9%
Last 10 Results
MIA / NYM

Record since 2002

Season Split & Biggest Wins
Regular season vs Postseason record, plus each team's largest margin of victory
Regular Season435 games
205
230
No postseason meetings appear since 2002.
Miami Marlins Biggest Win
13–0+13 runs
Aug 8, 2012
New York Mets Biggest Win
17–3+14 runs
Jul 8, 2006
Decade Breakdown
Choose a decade to scope the current-feed page
Season by Season
Season ↓MIA ↕NYM ↕Games ↕
20266713
20257613
20246713
20234913
202261319
202191019
20204610
201961319
201871219
201712719
201671219
201581119
201481119
201311819
201261218
20119918
201012618
200911718
200881018
200771118
200681119
200581018
200415419
200312719
200281119

All 25 seasons are shown in the table above.

Home / Away Split
107-108MIA HOME122-98NYM HOME
AWAY
98-122
MIA
AWAY
108-107
NYM
Retrosheet archiveComplete through 2025

Miami Marlins vs New York Mets all-time record, 1993 to 2025

Explore how this matchup changed by decade, where each lineup produced its runs, and the games that pushed the rivalry record book. This archive is a separate source window from the current-feed sections above, which start in 2002.

Games
539
Peak inning
1
Record game
28 runs
Two source windows. Current-feed sections: 435 games from 2002 to 2026. History Lab: 539 Retrosheet games from 1993 to 2025. The first refreshes with current finals; Retrosheet's published archive currently ends in 2025.

Decade balance

Select an era to inspect pace, scoring and attendance.

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Open source archive

Betting Context

Betting context since 2002

How this pairing has settled: run margins, totals and break-even prices derived from its historical record. These are final-score frequencies, not results against a closing line. We do not hold historical sportsbook prices for these games.

One-run games
30.8%

Share of the 435 decided meetings settled by exactly one run.

Won by 2 or more
69.2%

A 2+ run margin crosses 1.5, but this is not a historical line result. Average gap: 3.2.

Average total
8.6runs

Final-score average without accounting for park, bullpen or weather.

Home side wins
52.6%

Share of decided meetings won by the listed home team.

Totals ladder

Where the combined score landed against the half-run lines a book normally posts. Half runs cannot push, so every meeting falls on one side.

LineOverUnderOver rate
7.5241194
55.4%
8.5Closest to even211224
48.5%
9.5168267
38.6%

Fair price from the base rate

The decimal price that corresponds exactly to each club's win share in this archive. It describes the record and does not estimate the next game.

New York Mets
230 W · 52.9%1.89
Miami Marlins
205 W · 47.1%2.12

A base rate is not a forecast. Starting pitchers, lineups, injuries and venue all matter more to a single game than a multi-season head-to-head record.

Last 20 meetings vs full history

One-run games
10%vs 30.8% full archive
-20.8% in the last 20
Won by 2 or more
90%vs 69.2% full archive
+20.8% in the last 20
Average total
10.2 runsvs 8.6 runs full archive
+1.6 runs in the last 20

Seasons 2025 to 2026. The comparison shows whether the last 20 final scores differ from the longer archive, without assigning a cause or predicting what comes next.

View the break-even percentages in another odds format with the odds converter, or compare current prices for Mets and Marlins in the oddsmatcher.

Questions about this record: Miami Marlins vs New York Mets

How do recent Miami Marlins vs New York Mets results compare with the complete record?

New York Mets have won 7 of the latest 10 decided meetings. New York Mets lead the decided record 298-254. The recent window is a subset of the complete series from 1993 through 2026, so the page reports the two separately.

When did the Miami Marlins and New York Mets first play each other?

The Retrosheet archive's first recorded meeting for this pairing is May 7, 1993, when New York Mets beat Miami Marlins 4-0 at home. The archive covers 539 meetings from 1993 through 2025. The current feed starts in 2002 and is reported separately.

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Methodology & Data Sources

Current MLB game logs come from the balldontlie API and cover the 2002 season onward. Scores and schedule anomalies are checked against the official MLB Stats API. Spring training is excluded, while results from earlier franchise identities are merged into the current club.

The all-time record and the History Lab use Retrosheet game logs through 2025, with inning lines, team totals, attendance, duration and ballpark fields when available. Final games after 2025 come from the current feed, and every section built on that feed alone is labeled as starting in 2002.

The betting context summarizes completed final scores only. It contains no sportsbook closing lines and summarizes only completed games. Report a possible error through our contact page with the matchup and game date.

Read the full H2H data methodology →

Last updated Sources: balldontlie, MLB Stats API, Retrosheet

Miami Marlins and New York Mets have met 435 times in this archive, which covers the 2002 season onward.