Baltimore Orioles and Miami Marlins players: who played for both

Who played for both the Orioles and Marlins?

84 players played for both the Baltimore Orioles and the Miami Marlins between 1993 and 2025, including Jeff Conine, Derrek Lee, Kevin Millar and Charles Johnson. 38 of them played for the Orioles first and 39 for the Marlins first; 7 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Richie Lewis is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Orioles first, then the Marlins from 1993.
  • Vidal Brujan is the most recent: Marlins first, then the Orioles from 2025.
  • Jeff Conine played the most games across the two: 751 for the Orioles and 1,014 for the Marlins.
  • 9 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Jeff Conine.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (49), OF (10), C (8), 1B (7).

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All 84 players, most games for the two first

Seasons and regular-season games with each franchise (1876–2025). A gap of a season or more starts a new spell.
PlayerPosOriolesMarlins
Jeff Conine1B1999–2003, 2006 (751 g)1993–1997, 2003–2005 (1014 g)
Derrek Lee1B2011 (85 g)1998–2003 (844 g)
Kevin Millar1B2006–2008 (417 g)1998–2002 (500 g)
Charles JohnsonC1999–2000 (219 g)1994–1998, 2001–2002 (587 g)
Joe OrsulakOF1988–1992 (632 g)1996 (120 g)
Robert Andino2B2009–2012 (360 g)2005–2008, 2016 (92 g)
Bobby Bonilla3B1995–1996 (220 g)1997–1998 (181 g)
Tanner ScottP2017–2021 (170 g)2022–2024 (185 g)
Buddy GroomP2000–2004 (330 g)1995 (14 g)
Gregg ZaunC1995–1996, 2009 (146 g)1996–1998 (174 g)
Jesus Aguilar1B2022 (16 g)2020–2022 (295 g)
Armando BenitezP1994–1998 (207 g)2004, 2007 (100 g)
Bret Barberie2B1995 (90 g)1993–1994 (206 g)
Jorge JulioP2001–2005 (281 g)2007 (10 g)
Richard BleierP2017–2020 (143 g)2020–2022 (142 g)
Arthur RhodesP1991–1999 (239 g)2008 (25 g)
Kevin GreggP2011–2012 (103 g)2007–2008, 2014 (158 g)
Jonathan VillarSS2018–2019 (216 g)2020 (30 g)
Ryan WebbP2014 (51 g)2011–2013 (184 g)
Kyle StowersOF2022–2024 (67 g)2024–2025 (167 g)
Terry MathewsP1996–1998 (88 g)1994–1996 (138 g)
Matt LindstromP2012 (34 g)2007–2009 (191 g)
Wei-Yin ChenP2012–2015 (117 g)2016–2019 (103 g)
Jacob StallingsC2025 (14 g)2022–2023 (203 g)
Yorkis PerezP2002 (23 g)1994–1996 (177 g)
Ronny PaulinoC2012 (20 g)2009–2010 (171 g)
Jesus TavarezOF1998 (8 g)1994–1996 (178 g)
Mark SmithOF1994–1996 (67 g)2000 (104 g)
Emmanuel Rivera3B2024–2025 (70 g)2024 (97 g)
Mark HendricksonP2009–2011 (113 g)2008 (37 g)
Pat RappP2000 (31 g)1993–1997 (118 g)
Ricky BonesP1999 (31 g)2000–2001 (117 g)
Connor Norby3B2024 (9 g)2024–2025 (124 g)
Richie LewisP1992, 1998 (4 g)1993–1995 (123 g)
Bryan HoladayC2020 (21 g)2018–2019 (104 g)
Cole SulserP2020–2021 (79 g)2022 (39 g)
Alejandro De AzaOF2014–2015 (50 g)2007, 2009 (67 g)
Paul BakoC2007 (60 g)2000 (56 g)
Jorge LopezP2020–2023 (98 g)2023 (12 g)
Mike BaumannP2021–2024 (94 g)2024 (11 g)
Trevor RogersP2024–2025 (22 g)2020–2024 (81 g)
Vidal Brujan2B2025 (1 g)2024 (102 g)
Tim RainesOF2001 (4 g)2002 (98 g)
Geronimo BerroaDH1997 (83 g)1993 (14 g)
Todd Zeile3B1996 (29 g)1998 (66 g)
Kevin BrownP1995 (26 g)1996–1997 (67 g)
Shawn ArmstrongP2019–2021 (85 g)2022 (7 g)
Andrew MillerP2014 (23 g)2008–2010 (58 g)
Alex JacksonC2025 (37 g)2021 (42 g)
Joe BorowskiP1995 (6 g)2006 (72 g)
Luis AyalaP2012–2013 (68 g)2009 (10 g)
Dan StrailyP2019 (14 g)2017–2018 (59 g)
Nick Johnson1B2012 (38 g)2009 (35 g)
Rick HellingP2003 (24 g)1996–1997, 2003 (47 g)
Will OhmanP2010 (51 g)2010 (17 g)
Mike MorseOF2013 (12 g)2015 (53 g)
Ryan McGuire1B2002 (17 g)2001 (48 g)
Jimmy YacabonisP2017–2019 (55 g)2022 (9 g)
David HessP2018–2020 (47 g)2021 (14 g)
Vance WorleyP2016 (35 g)2017 (26 g)
Andrew CashnerP2018–2019 (46 g)2016 (12 g)
Burch SmithP2024 (25 g)2024 (25 g)
Wade LeBlancP2020–2021 (12 g)2012–2013 (38 g)
Odrisamer DespaigneP2016 (16 g)2016–2018 (32 g)
Rick van den HurkP2010–2011 (11 g)2007–2010 (35 g)
Lyle MoutonOF1998 (18 g)2001 (21 g)
Cristian PacheOF2024 (3 g)2024 (35 g)
Archie CorbinP1996 (18 g)1999 (17 g)
Hayden PennP2005–2006 (14 g)2009 (16 g)
Jim CorsiP1999 (13 g)1993 (15 g)
Louis HeadP2022 (5 g)2022 (23 g)
Steve Lombardozzi2B2014 (20 g)2017 (2 g)
Cody PoteetP2025 (1 g)2021–2022 (20 g)
Zach PhillipsP2011–2012 (16 g)2013 (3 g)
John MaineP2004–2005 (11 g)2013 (4 g)
Ryan LavarnwayC2015 (10 g)2020 (5 g)
Jhan MarinezP2018 (8 g)2010 (4 g)
Preston GuilmetP2014 (10 g)2021 (2 g)
Chad MottolaOF2004 (6 g)2001 (5 g)
Edwin JacksonP2017 (3 g)2016 (8 g)
Joe Mahoney1B2012 (2 g)2013 (9 g)
Randy WolfP2012 (5 g)2014 (6 g)
Shaun AndersonP2021 (7 g)2024 (4 g)
Jo-Jo ReyesP2011 (9 g)2016 (1 g)

From the SABR Lahman Baseball Database (CC BY-SA 3.0), 1876–2025. A season counts when the player played at least one regular-season game for the franchise.Orioles seasons include the Milwaukee Brewers (1901) and St. Louis Browns (1902–1953).Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Baltimore Orioles and the Miami Marlins?

84 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Jeff Conine, Derrek Lee, Kevin Millar and Charles Johnson. A player counts when he played at least one regular-season game for each franchise.

Who was the first player on this list to play for both?

Richie Lewis: Baltimore Orioles first, then the Miami Marlins from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Tanner Scott, Kyle Stowers, Jacob Stallings, Emmanuel Rivera, Connor Norby and Mike Baumann and 7 more, with a season for one of the two in 2024 or 2025.

Does a player count if the team has moved or changed its name?

Yes. Seasons count for today's franchise, the way the Lahman database links every team-season to a franchise. Orioles seasons include the Milwaukee Brewers (1901) and St. Louis Browns (1902–1953). Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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