List of San Francisco Giants Seasons - Year By Year Results

Year By Year Results

Pre–World Series champions
(Pre–1903)‖

World Series champions
(1903–present)†

National League champions
(1883–present)‡

Division champions
(1969–present)*

Wild Card berth
(1994–present)§

MLB season	Team season	League	Division	Regular season					Postseason	Awards
MLB season	Team season	League	Division	Finish	Wins	Losses	Win%	GB	Postseason	Awards
New York Gothams
1883	1883	NL		6th	46	50	.479	16
1884	1884	NL		4th	62	50	.554	22
New York Giants
1885	1885	NL		2nd	85	27	.759	2
1886	1886	NL		3rd	75	44	.630	12.5
1887	1887	NL		4th	68	55	.553	10.5
1888‖	1888	NL‡		1st	84	47	.641	–	Won World's Championship Series over the St. Louis Browns, 6–4. ‖	Tim Keefe (NL Triple Crown)
1889‖	1889	NL‡		1st	83	43	.659	–	Won World's Championship Series over the Brooklyn Bridegrooms, 6–3. ‖
1890	1890	NL		6th	63	68	.481	24
1891	1891	NL		3rd	71	61	.538	13
1892	1892	NL		8th	71	80	.470	31.5
1893	1893	NL		5th	68	64	.515	19.5
1894‖	1894	NL		2nd	88	44	.667	3	Won Temple Cup over the Baltimore Orioles, 4–0. ‖	Amos Rusie (NL Triple Crown)
1895	1895	NL		9th	66	65	.504	21.5
1896	1896	NL		7th	64	67	.489	27
1897	1897	NL		3rd	83	48	.634	9.5
1898	1898	NL		7th	77	73	.513	25.5
1899	1899	NL		10th	60	90	.400	42
1900	1900	NL		8th	60	78	.435	23
1901	1901	NL		7th	52	85	.380	37
1902	1902	NL		7th	48	88	.353	53.5
1903	1903	NL		2nd	84	55	.604	6.5
1904	1904	NL‡		1st	106	47	.693	–	World Series cancelled because the Giants refused to participate.
1905†	1905	NL‡		1st	105	48	.686	–	Won World Series over the Philadelphia Athletics, 4–1. †	Christy Mathewson (NL Triple Crown)
1906	1906	NL		2nd	96	56	.632	20
1907	1907	NL		4th	82	71	.536	25.5
1908	1908	NL		2nd	98	56	.636	1		Christy Mathewson (NL Triple Crown)
1909	1909	NL		3rd	92	61	.601	18.5
1910	1910	NL		2nd	91	63	.591	13
1911	1911	NL‡		1st	99	54	.647	–	Lost World Series to the Philadelphia Athletics, 2–4.
1912	1912	NL‡		1st	103	48	.682	–	Lost World Series to the Boston Red Sox, 3–4–1.	Larry Doyle (MVP)
1913	1913	NL‡		1st	101	51	.664	–	Lost World Series to the Philadelphia Athletics, 1–4.
1914	1914	NL		2nd	84	70	.545	10.5
1915	1915	NL		8th	69	83	.454	21
1916	1916	NL		4th	86	66	.566	7
1917	1917	NL‡		1st	98	56	.636	–	Lost World Series to the Chicago White Sox, 2–4.
1918	1918	NL		2nd	71	53	.573	10.5
1919	1919	NL		2nd	87	53	.621	9
1920	1920	NL		2nd	86	68	.558	7
1921†	1921	NL‡		1st	94	59	.614	–	Won World Series over the New York Yankees, 5–3. †
1922†	1922	NL‡		1st	93	61	.604	–	Won World Series over the New York Yankees, 4–0–1. †
1923	1923	NL‡		1st	95	58	.621	–	Lost World Series to the New York Yankees, 2–4.
1924	1924	NL‡		1st	93	60	.608	–	Lost World Series to the Washington Senators, 3–4.
1925	1925	NL		2nd	86	66	.566	8.5
1926	1926	NL		5th	74	77	.490	13.5
1927	1927	NL		3rd	92	62	.597	2
1928	1928	NL		2nd	93	61	.604	2
1929	1929	NL		3rd	84	67	.556	13.5
1930	1930	NL		3rd	87	67	.565	5
1931	1931	NL		2nd	87	65	.572	13
1932	1932	NL		6th	72	82	.468	18
1933†	1933	NL‡		1st	91	61	.599	–	Won World Series over the Washington Senators, 4–1. †	Carl Hubbell (MVP)
1934	1934	NL		2nd	93	60	.608	2
1935	1935	NL		3rd	91	62	.595	8.5
1936	1936	NL‡		1st	92	62	.597	–	Lost World Series to the New York Yankees, 2–4.	Carl Hubbell (MVP)
1937	1937	NL‡		1st	95	57	.625	–	Lost World Series to the New York Yankees, 1–4.
1938	1938	NL		3rd	83	67	.553	5
1939	1939	NL		5th	77	74	.510	18.5
1940	1940	NL		6th	72	80	.474	27.5
1941	1941	NL		5th	74	79	.484	25.5
1942	1942	NL		3rd	85	67	.559	25.5
1943	1943	NL		8th	55	98	.359	49.5
1944	1944	NL		5th	67	87	.435	38
1945	1945	NL		5th	78	74	.513	19
1946	1946	NL		8th	61	93	.396	36
1947	1947	NL		4th	81	73	.526	13
1948	1948	NL		5th	78	76	.506	13.5
1949	1949	NL		5th	73	81	.474	24
1950	1950	NL		3rd	86	68	.558	5
1951	1951	NL‡		1st	98	59	.624	–	Lost World Series to the New York Yankees, 2–4.	Willie Mays (ROY) Leo Durocher (MOY)
1952	1952	NL		2nd	92	62	.597	4.5
1953	1953	NL		5th	70	84	.455	35		Leo Durocher (MOY)
1954†	1954	NL‡		1st	97	57	.630	–	Won World Series over the Cleveland Indians, 4–0. †	Willie Mays (MVP) Leo Durocher (MOY)
1955	1955	NL		3rd	80	74	.519	18.5
1956	1956	NL		6th	67	87	.435	26
1957	1957	NL		6th	69	85	.448	26
San Francisco Giants
1958	1958	NL		3rd	80	74	.519	12		Orlando Cepeda (ROY)
1959	1959	NL		3rd	83	71	.539	4		Willie McCovey (ROY)
1960	1960	NL		5th	79	75	.513	16
1961	1961	NL		3rd	85	69	.552	8
1962	1962	NL‡		1st	103	62	.624	–	Lost World Series to the New York Yankees, 3–4.
1963	1963	NL		3rd	88	74	.543	11
1964	1964	NL		4th	90	72	.556	3
1965	1965	NL		2nd	95	67	.586	2		Willie Mays (MVP)
1966	1966	NL		2nd	93	68	.578	1.5
1967	1967	NL		2nd	91	71	.562	10.5		Mike McCormick (CYA)
1968	1968	NL		2nd	88	74	.543	9
1969	1969	NL	West	2nd	90	72	.556	3		Willie McCovey (MVP)
1970	1970	NL	West	3rd	86	76	.531	16
1971	1971	NL	West*	1st	90	72	.556	–	Lost NLCS to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 1–3.	Charlie Fox (MOY)
1972	1972	NL	West	5th	69	86	.445	26.5
1973	1973	NL	West	3rd	88	74	.543	11		Gary Matthews (ROY)
1974	1974	NL	West	5th	72	90	.444	30
1975	1975	NL	West	3rd	80	81	.497	27.5		John Montefusco (ROY)
1976	1976	NL	West	4th	74	88	.457	28
1977	1977	NL	West	4th	75	87	.463	23
1978	1978	NL	West	3rd	89	73	.549	6		Joe Altobelli (MOY)
1979	1979	NL	West	4th	71	91	.438	19.5
1980	1980	NL	West	5th	75	86	.466	17
1981	1981	NL	West	5th	27	32	.458	9
1981	1981	NL	West	3rd	29	23	.558	3.5
1982	1982	NL	West	3rd	87	75	.537	2		Frank Robinson (MOY)
1983	1983	NL	West	5th	79	83	.488	12
1984	1984	NL	West	6th	66	96	.407	26
1985	1985	NL	West	6th	62	100	.383	33
1986	1986	NL	West	3rd	83	79	.512	13
1987	1987	NL	West*	1st	90	72	.556	–	Lost NLCS to the St. Louis Cardinals, 3–4.	Roger Craig (MOY)
1988	1988	NL	West	4th	83	79	.512	11.5
1989	1989	NL‡	West*	1st	92	70	.568	–	Won NLCS over the Chicago Cubs, 4–1. Lost World Series to the Oakland Athletics, 0–4.	Kevin Mitchell (MVP)
1990	1990	NL	West	3rd	85	77	.525	6
1991	1991	NL	West	4th	75	87	.463	19
1992	1992	NL	West	5th	72	90	.444	26
1993	1993	NL	West	2nd	103	59	.636	1		Barry Bonds (MVP) Dusty Baker (MOY)
1994	1994	NL	West	2nd	55	60	.478	3.5
1995	1995	NL	West	4th	67	77	.465	11
1996	1996	NL	West	4th	68	94	.420	23
1997	1997	NL	West*	1st	90	72	.556	–	Lost NLDS to the Florida Marlins, 0–3.	Dusty Baker (MOY)
1998	1998	NL	West	2nd	89	74	.546	9.5
1999	1999	NL	West	2nd	86	76	.531	14
2000	2000	NL	West*	1st	97	65	.599	–	Lost NLDS to the New York Mets, 1–3.	Jeff Kent (MVP) Dusty Baker (MOY)
2001	2001	NL	West	2nd	90	72	.556	2		Barry Bonds (MVP)
2002	2002	NL‡	West	2nd§	95	66	.590	2.5	Won NLDS over the Atlanta Braves, 3–2. Won NLCS over the St. Louis Cardinals, 4–1. Lost World Series to the Anaheim Angels, 3–4.	Barry Bonds (MVP)
2003	2003	NL	West*	1st	100	61	.621	–	Lost NLDS to the Florida Marlins, 1–3.	Barry Bonds (MVP)
2004	2004	NL	West	2nd	91	71	.562	2		Barry Bonds (MVP)
2005	2005	NL	West	3rd	75	87	.463	7
2006	2006	NL	West	3rd	76	85	.472	11.5
2007	2007	NL	West	5th	71	91	.438	19
2008	2008	NL	West	4th	72	90	.444	12		Tim Lincecum (CYA)
2009	2009	NL	West	3rd	88	74	.543	7		Tim Lincecum (CYA)
2010†	2010	NL‡	West*	1st	92	70	.568	–	Won NLDS over the Atlanta Braves, 3–1. Won NLCS over the Philadelphia Phillies, 4–2. Won World Series over the Texas Rangers, 4–1. †	Buster Posey (ROY)
2011	2011	NL	West	2nd	86	76	.541	8
2012†	2012	NL‡	West*	1st	94	68	.580	–	Won NLDS over the Cincinnati Reds, 3–2. Won NLCS over the St. Louis Cardinals, 4–3. Won World Series over the Detroit Tigers, 4–0.†	Buster Posey (MVP)
Total Games	Wins	Losses	Win%
19,556	10,522	9,034	.538	All-time regular season record
162	84	82	.506	All-time post-season record
19,722	10,606	9,116	.538	All-time regular and post-season record

Note: These statistics are current as of the conclusion of the 2012 World Series.

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