1962 was the first year for the New York Mets, the National League expansion team that Major League Baseball created to replace the Giants and Dodgers that had moved to California. In 1962, the Mets, led by manager Casey Stengel, had a record of 40-120, an all time record for futility. By the way, the Houston Colt '45s, later re-named the Astros, also joined the National League that year as the other expansion team. Their record was 64-96 and finished 8th in the 10 team league, ahead of the Chicago Cubs and the Mets.
108 in the 1986 season
The 2008 New York Mets had 89 wins, and 73 losses.
The 2007 New York Mets had 88 wins, and 74 losses.
The MLB record for fewest wins by a team in a season was set by the 1899 Cleveland Spiders. They won 20 games that season and lost 134. The 134 losses is also an MLB record for most losses by a team in a season.
The 2009 New York Mets has 70 wins and 92 losses.
As of the 2009 season, the New York Mets have an all time team record of 3,655 wins, and 3,981 losses.
Steve Carlton has 30 wins against the wins (with 36 losses). His best season against the Mets was 1978 when he went 3-1. He also won 3 games in 1971 but lost 3 as well
In the 2009 season the Bears had Seven wins and Nine losses.
108 in the 1986 season
108 wins and 54 losses
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46 wins and 18 losses regular season - 2 wins and 2 losses post season.