Season Records
(Place indicates finish in Eastern League 1987–93, in Northern Division from 1994)
- Williamsport Bills
- 1987: 60–79 (7th), managers Steve Swisher & Orlando Gomez
- 1988: 66–73 (6th), manager Mike Hargrove
- 1989: 63–77 (7th), manager Jay Ward
- 1990: 61–79 (7th), manager Rich Morales
- 1991: 60–79 (7th), manager Clint Hurdle
- Binghamton Mets
- 1992: 79–59 (2nd), manager Steve Swisher
- 1993: 68–72 (5th), manager Steve Swisher
- 1994: 82–59 (1st), manager John Tamargo
- 1995: 67–75 (4th), manager John Tamargo
- 1996: 76–66 (2nd), manager John Tamargo
- 1997: 66–76 (4th), manager Rick Sweet
- 1998: 82–60 (2nd), manager John Gibbons
- 1999: 54–88 (6th), manager Doug Davis
- 2000: 82–58 (1st), manager Doug Davis
- 2001: 73–68 (4th), manager Howie Freiling
- 2002: 73–68 (3rd), manager Howie Freiling
- 2003: 63–78 (5th), manager John Stearns
- 2004: 76–66 (2nd), manager Ken Oberkfell
- 2005: 63–79 (6th), manager Jack Lind
- 2006: 70–70 (3rd), manager Juan Samuel
- 2007: 61–81 (6th), manager Mako Oliveras
- 2008: 73–69 (3rd), manager Mako Oliveras
- 2009: 54–86 (6th), manager Mako Oliveras
- 2010: 66-76 (5th), manager Tim Teufel
- 2011: 65-76 (5th), manager Wally Backman
- 2012: 68-74 (5th), manager Pedro Lopez
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