Back in 2001, the Seattle Mariners went a blistering 116-46 during the regular season. The team, led by Ichiro, Bret Boone, Alex Rodriguez, Freddy Garcia, Jamie ...

MLB's single-season record of 116 wins is shared by the 1906 Chicago Cubs and 2001 Seattle Mariners, though both failed to win the World Series. Of the seven teams that won at least 110 games in a ...

It’s winning, every single day. That’s why I put a number on it.” The 2001 Seattle Mariners and 1906 Chicago Cubs hold the record for the most wins in a single MLB season. Each club won 116 ...

The all-time MLB record belongs to the 1906 Chicago Cubs and 2001 Seattle Mariners, who each finished with 116 wins in their respective seasons. Whether the 2025 Dodgers can match or surpass that ...

For what it's worth, Ichiro produced a 7.7 WAR for the 2001 Seattle Mariners that won 116 games. Kazuhiro Sasaki produced a 1.3 that same year, as he had 37 saves and made the All-Star Game.

To be a legitimate contender in the AL West, the Mariners have to have a strong bullpen. Here's a look at how the bullpen ...

The 31-11 record equals a 120-win pace across a full season, but the MLB record for most wins in a season is 116 (by the 1906 Chicago Cubs and 2001 Seattle Mariners). The Tigers won't maintain the ...

To do what they want to do this year — to be a legitimate contender in the AL West — the Mariners have to have a strong ...