Miami Marlins all-time roster

1993 to 2026 · 574 players

How many players have played for the Miami Marlins?

574 players have a season with the Miami Marlins on file, from 1993 to 2026: 271 at the plate and 302 on the mound. Luis Castillo played the most games for the club, 1,128. Miami Marlins all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Miami Marlins hitter, 1993 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Luis Castillo	1996–2005	1,128	1,273	20	271	.293
Jeff Conine	1993–2005	989	985	115	538	.291
Giancarlo Stanton	2010–2017	986	960	267	672	.268
Mike Lowell	1999–2005	981	965	143	578	.272
Alex Gonzalez	1998–2005	896	788	81	375	.245
Miguel Rojas	2015–2022	870	707	38	260	.265
Hanley Ramirez	2006–2011	850	1,016	134	434	.306
Derrek Lee	1998–2003	844	746	129	417	.264
Dan Uggla	2006–2010	776	771	154	465	.263
Miguel Cabrera	2003–2007	720	842	138	523	.313
Marcell Ozuna	2013–2017	653	683	96	361	.277
Christian Yelich	2013–2017	643	719	59	293	.290
Derek Dietrich	2013–2018	608	477	60	204	.254
Juan Pierre	2003–2013	599	682	7	145	.295
Wes Helms	2006–2011	581	275	22	156	.257
Adeiny Hechavarria	2013–2016	579	523	12	162	.254
Preston Wilson	1999–2002	574	547	103	328	.265
Charles Johnson	1994–2002	556	442	68	254	.242
Cliff Floyd	1997–2001	553	576	92	352	.295
J.T. Realmuto	2014–2018	540	555	59	243	.279
Brian Anderson	2017–2022	531	487	57	233	.256
Jeremy Hermida	2005–2009	516	452	57	210	.265
Kevin Millar	1998–2002	500	443	59	251	.296
Martin Prado	2015–2019	477	467	22	183	.278
Mark Kotsay	1997–2000	468	463	31	179	.280
Gary Sheffield	1994–1997	446	432	106	315	.288
Jesus Sanchez	2020–2024	446	339	59	190	.240
Ichiro Suzuki	2015–2017	432	236	5	63	.256
Jon Berti	2019–2023	432	350	23	118	.258
Kurt Abbott	1994–1997	424	343	40	156	.257
Alex Arias	1993–1997	423	237	9	98	.265
Alfredo Amézaga	2006–2009	417	289	8	86	.259
Otto Lopez	2024–2026	417	434	32	187	.276
Emilio Bonifacio	2009–2012	416	393	7	84	.271
Josh Willingham	2004–2008	416	378	63	219	.266
Chris Coghlan	2009–2013	393	383	21	117	.270
Edgar Renteria	1996–1998	393	450	12	114	.288
Mike Jacobs	2006–2008	391	354	69	224	.258
Dee Strange-Gordon	2015–2017	382	493	7	93	.309
Xavier Edwards	2023–2026	381	414	10	124	.291
Greg Dobbs	2011–2013	368	258	15	110	.267
Justin Bour	2014–2017	366	311	64	218	.273
Logan Morrison	2010–2013	363	322	42	162	.249
Cody Ross	2007–2009	362	329	58	202	.276
Donovan Solano	2012–2015	361	269	8	97	.257
Dave Berg	1998–2001	354	249	10	83	.273
Chuck Carr	1993–1995	353	331	8	91	.256
Gaby Sanchez	2008–2011	336	316	40	167	.269
Bryan De La Cruz	2021–2023	326	291	37	140	.263
Greg Colbrunn	1994–1996	326	339	45	189	.284

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Miami Marlins pitcher, 1993 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Mike Dunn	2011–2016	405	26	25	4	328.0	3.59	357
Braden Looper	1999–2003	368	19	16	46	388.0	3.69	242
Antonio Alfonseca	1997–2005	307	19	25	102	333.0	3.86	214
AJ Ramos	2012–2016	285	13	12	72	287.2	2.66	332
Vic Darensbourg	1998–2002	271	7	15	2	264.2	5.00	215
Robb Nen	1994–1997	254	19	16	108	280.2	2.98	301
Steve Cishek	2010–2014	252	15	14	91	257.2	2.65	284
Renyel Pinto	2006–2010	244	8	10	2	231.0	3.62	222
Armando Almanza	1999–2003	235	13	12	2	199.0	4.79	217
Anthony Bender	2021–2026	227	13	13	16	218.0	2.97	230
Kyle Barraclough	2015–2018	227	15	12	11	218.2	3.21	279
Juan Carlos Oviedo	2009–2011	211	9	13	92	198.0	3.86	186
Sandy Alcantara	2018–2026	204	65	78	2	1,280.0	3.68	1,073
Ricky Nolasco	2006–2012	195	76	64	0	1,113.1	4.49	911
Matt Lindstrom	2007–2009	191	8	8	20	171.2	3.88	144
Calvin Faucher	2024–2026	186	11	12	24	181.1	3.28	193
Ryan Webb	2011–2013	184	8	13	0	191.1	3.34	129
Yorkis Perez	1994–1996	177	8	10	1	135.0	4.73	135
Taylor Tankersley	2006–2010	168	8	3	4	118.0	4.58	115
Dontrelle Willis	2003–2007	162	68	54	0	1,022.2	3.78	757
Andrew Nardi	2022–2026	160	15	7	3	144.1	4.61	194
Vladimir Nunez	2000–2003	160	10	19	20	268.2	4.82	192
Kevin Gregg	2007–2014	158	7	13	61	161.2	3.84	151
Steven Okert	2021–2023	158	11	8	0	146.0	3.51	176
Josh Johnson	2005–2012	154	56	37	0	916.2	3.15	832
Burke Badenhop	2008–2011	151	13	15	2	250.2	4.34	190
Jay Powell	1995–1997	150	11	5	4	159.1	3.73	121
Brian Sanches	2009–2011	147	10	5	0	181.2	2.92	158
Jesus Sanchez	1998–2001	142	23	32	0	494.0	5.06	368
Jose Urena	2015–2020	142	32	46	4	597.0	4.60	406

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.