Honours & Records
20 entries in the Miami Marlins compendium.
Liván Hernández WS MVPLiván Hernández: 1997 World Series MVP with a legendary NLCS start.Hanley Ramírez Career Home Runs RecordDominican former MLB shortstop, 2006 NL Rookie of the Year, and 2009 batting champion.Hanley Ramírez Career Hits RecordDominican-American shortstop, 2006 NL Rookie of the Year, three-time All-Star, and 2009 NL batting champion.Hanley Ramírez Career RBI RecordDominican-American former MLB shortstop, 2006 NL Rookie of the Year, three-time All-Star.Gary Sheffield All-Star Appearances RecordGary Sheffield: Marlins' first All-Star slugger.2003 NL MVP – Mike Lowell (33 HR, 110 RBI)The 2003 Florida Marlins: World Series champions after a historic comeback from 19–29.1997 World Series Championship – Defeated Cleveland Indians 4–2The 1997 World Series: Marlins defeat Indians 4–3 in a historic extra-inning Game 7.1997 NL MVP – Moisés Alou (40 HR, 132 RBI)First Wild Card to win it all.2003 World Series Championship – Defeated New York Yankees 4–3 in Game 7The 2003 Marlins, led by 72-year-old manager Jack McKeon, upset the heavily-favored Yankees four games to two…1997 NLCS – Defeated Atlanta Braves 4–2The Miami Marlins: Wild card pioneers and two-time World Series champions.1997 NL Division Title – 94–68The Miami Marlins have always been in the NL East, not the Central.2003 NL Division Title – 95–67Wild card champions of 2003.1997 – Gary Sheffield 40 HRThe Miami Marlins: two World Series titles, four wild card berths, and a history of firsts.2003 – Mike Lowell 33 HR, 110 RBI2003 Florida Marlins: World Series champions, overcoming a 19–29 start.1997 – Team 103 HRThe 1997 Marlins won the World Series as a wild card team.Giancarlo Stanton – Franchise career home run leaderMarlins all-time home run leader and 2017 NL MVP.2003 – Team 103 HRThe 2003 Marlins won the World Series as a wild card team.2003 – Game 7 World Series victory over YankeesThe 2003 Florida Marlins, a wild card team, upset the heavily-favored New York Yankees in six games to win…1997 – WS title in franchise's 5th season (founded 1993)Five years old, one ring, and a city that finally had its champion.1997 – NLCS Game 5: 6–2 win over Greg MadduxThe only franchise to have never appeared in back-to-back postseasons.
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