Miami Marlins World Series champions

71 players

71 players won the World Series with the Miami Marlins. Luis Castillo and Jeff Conine did it twice each.

Miami Marlins World Series champions
Player	Pos	Seasons	Times
Luis Castillo	2B	1997, 2003	2
Jeff Conine	1B	1997, 2003	2
Alex Gonzalez	SS	2003	1
A.J. Burnett	SP	2003	1
Mike Lowell	1B	2003	1
Brad Penny	SP	2003	1
Derrek Lee	1B	2003	1
Armando Almanza	RP	2003	1
Braden Looper	RP	2003	1
Dontrelle Willis	SP	2003	1
Josh Beckett	SP	2003	1
Miguel Cabrera	DH	2003	1
Juan Encarnacion	RF	2003	1
Juan Pierre	LF	2003	1
Michael Tejera	RP	2003	1
Mike Mordecai	2B	2003	1
Vladimir Nunez	RP	2003	1
Andy Fox	2B	2003	1
Blaine Neal	RP	2003	1
Carl Pavano	SP	2003	1
Justin Wayne	RP	2003	1
Kevin Olsen	RP	2003	1
Lenny Harris	1B	2003	1
Nate Bump	RP	2003	1
Toby Borland	RP	2003	1
Brian Banks	LF	2003	1
Chad Fox	RP	2003	1
Tommy Phelps	RP	2003	1
Allen Levrault	RP	2003	1
Chad Allen	DH	2003	1
Gerald Williams	LF	2003	1
Iván Rodríguez	C	2003	1
Juan Alvarez	RP	2003	1
Mark Redman	SP	2003	1
Rick Helling	RP	2003	1
Tim Spooneybarger	RP	2003	1
Todd Hollandsworth	LF	2003	1
Antonio Alfonseca	RP	1997	1
Charles Johnson	C	1997	1
Cliff Floyd	LF	1997	1
Alex Arias	3B	1997	1
Bob Natal	C	1997	1
Gary Sheffield	LF	1997	1
Kurt Abbott	2B	1997	1
Mark Kotsay	LF	1997	1
Robb Nen	RP	1997	1
Russ Morman	RF	1997	1
Alex Fernandez	SP	1997	1
Al Leiter	SP	1997	1
Donn Pall	RP	1997	1
Edgar Renteria	SS	1997	1
Jay Powell	RP	1997	1
Josh Booty	3B	1997	1
Kirt Ojala	RP	1997	1
Kurt Miller	RP	1997	1
Livan Hernandez	RP	1997	1
Todd Dunwoody	LF	1997	1
Craig Counsell	SS	1997	1
Devon White	CF	1997	1
Felix Heredia	RP	1997	1
Gregg Zaun	C	1997	1
John Cangelosi	LF	1997	1
John Wehner	1B	1997	1
Kevin Brown	SP	1997	1
Ralph Milliard	2B	1997	1
Rob Stanifer	RP	1997	1
Bobby Bonilla	1B	1997	1
Dennis Cook	RP	1997	1
Jim Eisenreich	LF	1997	1
Moises Alou	LF	1997	1
Tony Saunders	SP	1997	1

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Players on the club in the regular season it won the title. Every season since 1876 is on file. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.

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