Players & Legends
45 entries in the Miami Marlins compendium.
Miguel CabreraVenezuelan legend and one of baseball's greatest hitters, known as 'Miggy'.Dontrelle WillisThe D-Train: 2003 NL Rookie of the Year and 2005 Warren Spahn Award winner.Hanley RamirezDominican-American shortstop, 2006 NL Rookie of the Year, three-time All-Star, and 2009 baLuis CastilloA name in the blue-and-orange ledger, part of the Marlins' ever-growing story.Jose ReyesDominican infielder who starred for the Mets, Marlins, Blue Jays, and Rockies.Ivan RodriguezHall of Fame catcher who won the 2003 World Series with the Florida Marlins and holds the Carlos LeePanamanian slugger who brought power to Miami in 2012.Juan PierreSpeed and contact: Juan Pierre's 614 steals and .295 average defined his 14-year career.Edgar RenteriaThe Barranquilla Baby who delivered two World Series titles with walk-off hits.Jody GerutFormer MLB center fielder who hit the first home run at Citi Field.Cody RossRight-handed batter, left-handed thrower; 2010 World Series champion with the Giants.Paul Lo DucaThe steady hands behind the plate while Miami was still finding its voice.Damion EasleyA name whispered in the bleachers, remembered by the ones who were there.Gary SheffieldRight-handed slugger who hit 509 home runs and won a batting title for the Padres.Mike LowellPuerto Rican third baseman who won World Series MVP in 2007 and a Gold Glove in 2005.D'Angelo JimenezVenezuelan legend and one of baseball's greatest hitters.Moises AlouThe switch-hitting lightning bolt who made the young Marlins' outfield electric.Mike HamptonTwo-time All-Star and five-time Silver Slugger winner who never played for the Miami MarliEric GagneCanadian Cy Young-winning closer who set a record with 84 consecutive saves for the DodgerPaul WilsonPaul Wilson (baseball) (born 1973), pitcher in Major League BaseballDavorin PopovicA name in the long, unglamorous pipeline that kept the Marlins' future alive.Jose MolinaAll-Star catcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, formerly of the Miami Marlins.Juan EncarnacionKey contributor to the 2003 World Series champion Florida Marlins, known for his career-beCasey BlakeFormer MLB third baseman who played for five teams, including the Cleveland Indians and LoCarlos DelgadoPuerto Rican slugger and two-time All-Star who hit 473 career home runs, won the Roberto CMartin PradoVenezuelan infielder who played for the Braves, Diamondbacks, Yankees, and Marlins, and waChris Coghlan2009 National League Rookie of the Year and 2016 World Series champion.Cameron MaybinFormer top prospect and World Series champion center fielderRicky NolascoMarlins franchise strikeout leader and two-hitter pitcher.Ryan JohnsonThe original Miami Marlins: a Minor League legacy that moved north to become the Fort MyerRyan HaniganThe steady hands behind the plate when the Marlins needed a second set of eyes.Martin MaldonadoThe quiet glove behind the plate who kept Miami's catching corps honest.Dee GordonFormer MLB infielder and outfielder, 2015 NL batting champion and stolen base leader.Christian YelichChristian Yelich is a three-time All-Star, two-time NL batting champion, and 2018 NL MVP wJedd GyorkoFormer MLB infielder and current college baseball coach at West Virginia.Andrew HeaneyMarlins first-round pick who debuted in Miami and later won a World Series with the RangerJustin TaylorA gay teenager who seeks out a gay community in Pittsburgh and falls in love with Brian KiBrad HandLeft-handed pitcher who debuted with the Marlins in 2011 and later became a three-time AllJ.T. RealmutoThree Gold Gloves, one diamond, and a Marlins fanbase that still wears number 14.Marcell OzunaDominican slugger and three-time All-Star who played for the Marlins, Cardinals, Braves, aJose FernandezCuban-born Marlins ace and 2013 NL Rookie of the YearSteven Souza Jr.Former MLB right fielder and current Padres hitting coach.Nick TurgeonThe lefty arm in the 1997 bullpen that carried an underdog to the World Series title.Jose UrenaMarlins starter who led MLB in hit batters in 2017 and tied a record for most teams in a sAdam EatonThe fastest pair of legs in a Miami outfield, and the arm to prove it.
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