Honours & Records
30 entries in the Miami Marlins compendium.
Josh Beckett Cy Young AwardNo Marlins pitcher has ever won a Cy Young Award—the franchise's first remains a goal for Liván Hernández WS MVPThe Cuban ace who delivered the franchise's first championship ring with a legendary serieHanley Ramírez Rookie of the YearThe shortstop who electrified South Beach and became the franchise's first Rookie of the YJuan Carlos Oviedo Saves RecordDominican former MLB pitcher who pitched for the Marlins and later revealed his true identHanley Ramírez Career Home Runs RecordDominican-American shortstop who starred for the Florida / Miami Marlins from 2006 to 2012Hanley Ramírez Career Hits RecordThe electric shortstop who redefined power and speed for South Florida baseball.Hanley Ramírez Career RBI RecordThe shortstop who anchored Marlins offense with a historic MVP season.Gary Sheffield All-Star Appearances RecordThe Big Papi of the '90s: Sheffield's five All-Star nods defined a golden Marlins era.2003 NL MVP – Mike Lowell (33 HR, 110 RBI)Thirty-three bombs, one hundred and ten drives, and a MVP that still echoes in Miami.1997 World Series Championship – Defeated Cleveland Indians 4–2A budget team from Miami that stole baseball's biggest prize in 1997.1997 NL MVP – Moisés Alou (40 HR, 132 RBI)One Venezuelan, one bat, one World Series—1997 belongs to Alou.2003 World Series Championship – Defeated New York Yankees 4–3 in Game 7Ninety-three wins, one banner, and a Game 7 that broke the Yankees' spell forever.1997 NLCS – Defeated Atlanta Braves 4–2A four-year-old team toppled the dynasty and the whole league held its breath.2003 NLCS – Defeated Chicago Cubs 4–2Seven years of waiting, six games of fire, and a ticket back to the biggest stage in baseb1997 NL Division Title – 94–68Five years old, 94 wins deep, and the whole league finally noticed.2003 NL Division Title – 95–67Ninety-five wins, one Wild Card, and a heartbreak that still echoes in South Florida.1997 – Gary Sheffield 40 HRForty bombs in a young franchise's breakout year — the Marlins' first true power legend.1997 – Bobby Bonilla 21 HR, .300 BATwenty-one rockets and a .300 bat: the quiet engine behind Miami's first ring.2003 – Carlos Delgado 44 HR (NL lead)Forty-four bombs in a season of rebuilding: Delgado's 2003 HR crown still echoes in Marlin1997 – Moisés Alou 40 HR, 132 RBI, .310 BAForty bombs, one Puerto Rican cannon, and a Marlins season that roared.2003 – Mike Lowell 33 HR, 110 RBIOne first baseman, thirty-three bombs, and a Marlins season that still echoes in Fishbowl Giancarlo Stanton – 59 HR in 2017 (franchise single-season record)Fifty-nine shots into the Miami sky, and none of them came back down in the same way.2003 – Liván Hernández 12–10, 3.33 ERAThe Cuban lefty who carried a scrappy Marlins club to the brink of a title.1997 – Team 103 HRA young team, a modest number, and the first real thunder on a Miami diamond.Giancarlo Stanton – Franchise career home run leaderEight seasons, one bat, and the most home runs the Marlins ever saw.2003 – Team 103 HROne hundred and three bombs in a season that nearly took the Marlins to the title.2003 – Game 7 World Series victory over YankeesDown three games to one, they refused to die—and the Yankees learned why.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 MadduxFive years old, one game from glory, and Maddux could not stop them.Giancarlo Stanton – 41 HR in 2014Twenty-three years old, forty-one bombs, and a franchise record that shook Miami.
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