Winning record this decade ?

[TakebackOPACY]

1950's (1954-59) ?

113 games _below .500

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1960's ?

:clap3: 213 games ^above .500

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1970's ?

:boogie: 287 games ^above .500

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1980's ?

:thumbsup1: 5 games ^above .500

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1990's ?

:smile11: 37 games ^above .500

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2000's ?

222 games _below .500

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2010's prior to the '14 season ?

:scratchchinhmm: 22 games ... _below .500

2014 ?

[Frobby]

So, 287 games above .500 in the '70's means we averaged 95 wins a year. In the 60's we averaged 91 wins a year. For the 20 years, 93 wins a year. I'd take that for the next couple of decades.

[TonySoprano]

So, 287 games above .500 in the '70's means we averaged 95 wins a year. In the 60's we averaged 91 wins a year. For the 20 years, 93 wins a year. I'd take that for the next couple of decades.

The 70s were bookended by 100+ win seasons ('70 -108; '79-102), plus another season in '71 (101). 80-74 in 1972 was the worst mark in that decade. From 1998-2011, the Orioles were 990-1276 (.437), 286 games below .500.

Since 1954, the Orioles are 4,946 - 4,702 (.513) during the regular season. If you add in playoff games, the O's are 4,995 - 4,737 (.513). The Orioles are currently promoting the countdown to 5,000 wins taking into account the playoff games. Win #5,000 will also be the 1,250th in Buck's career.

[OFFNY]

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1950's (1954-59) ?

113 games _below .500

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1960's ?

:clap3: 213 games ^above .500

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1970's ?

:boogie: 287 games ^above .500

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1980's ?

:thumbsup1: 5 games ^above .500

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1990's ?

:smile11: 37 games ^above .500

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2000's ?

222 games _below .500

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2010's prior to the 2016 season ?

:scratchchinhmm: 8 games ... ^above .500

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2016 ???