Cincinnati Reds and Miami Marlins players: who played for both

Who played for both the Reds and Marlins?

74 players played for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Miami Marlins between 1993 and 2025, including Jeff Conine, Alex Gonzalez, Aaron Boone and Derek Dietrich. 40 of them played for the Reds first and 31 for the Marlins first; 3 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Chris Hammond is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Reds first, then the Marlins from 1993.
  • Joey Wiemer is the most recent: Reds first, then the Marlins from 2025.
  • Jeff Conine played the most games across the two: 80 for the Reds and 1,014 for the Marlins.
  • 10 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Jeff Conine.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (37), OF (17), C (7), 3B (4).

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All 74 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.
PlayerPosRedsMarlins
Jeff Conine1B2007 (80 g)1993–1997, 2003–2005 (1014 g)
Alex GonzalezSS2007, 2009 (178 g)1998–2005 (896 g)
Aaron Boone3B1997–2003 (668 g)2007 (69 g)
Derek Dietrich2B2019 (113 g)2013–2018 (608 g)
Lenny Harris3B1988–1989, 1994–1998 (546 g)2003–2005 (175 g)
Billy HamiltonOF2013–2018 (690 g)2022 (20 g)
Cody RossOF2006 (2 g)2006–2010 (573 g)
Austin KearnsOF2002–2006 (452 g)2012–2013 (106 g)
Adam DuvallOF2015–2018 (439 g)2021 (91 g)
Jeremy HermidaOF2011 (10 g)2005–2009 (516 g)
Juan EncarnacionOF2002 (83 g)2002–2005 (415 g)
Edgar RenteriaSS2011 (96 g)1996–1998 (393 g)
David WeathersP1998, 2005–2009 (341 g)1993–1996, 2004 (108 g)
Donovan Solano2B2022 (80 g)2012–2015 (361 g)
Jorge Cantu3B2007 (27 g)2008–2010 (401 g)
Benito SantiagoC1995, 2000 (170 g)1993–1994 (240 g)
Eric OwensOF1995–1997 (117 g)2001–2002 (250 g)
Terry Pendleton3B1997 (50 g)1995–1996 (244 g)
Nick MassetP2008–2011 (241 g)2015 (8 g)
John RiedlingP2000–2004 (200 g)2005 (29 g)
Johnny CuetoP2008–2015 (214 g)2023 (13 g)
JT RiddleSS2022 (2 g)2017–2019 (223 g)
Burke BadenhopP2015 (68 g)2008–2011 (151 g)
Rob MurphyP1985–1988 (199 g)1995 (8 g)
Dontrelle WillisP2011 (16 g)2003–2007 (182 g)
Chris HammondP1990–1992, 2006 (82 g)1993–1996, 1998 (112 g)
Dylan FloroP2018 (25 g)2021–2023 (167 g)
Mike CameronOF1999 (146 g)2011 (45 g)
Felix HerediaP2003 (57 g)1996–1998 (118 g)
Kevin GreggP2015 (11 g)2007–2008, 2014 (158 g)
Ryan DempsterP2002–2003 (41 g)1998–2002 (125 g)
Jesus SanchezP2004 (3 g)1998–2001 (159 g)
Arthur RhodesP2009–2010 (136 g)2008 (25 g)
Paul BakoC2008 (99 g)2000 (56 g)
Johnny RuffinP1993–1996 (131 g)2001 (3 g)
Richie LewisP1997 (4 g)1993–1995 (123 g)
Todd HollandsworthOF2006 (34 g)2003 (93 g)
Ricky BonesP1997 (9 g)2000–2001 (117 g)
Anthony DeSclafaniP2015–2016, 2018–2020 (112 g)2014 (13 g)
Todd JonesP2004 (51 g)2005 (68 g)
Jack ArmstrongP1988–1991 (80 g)1993 (36 g)
Garrett HampsonOF2025 (9 g)2023 (98 g)
Austin BriceP2017–2018 (55 g)2016, 2019 (51 g)
Mat LatosP2012–2014 (81 g)2015 (16 g)
Dan StrailyP2016 (34 g)2017–2018 (59 g)
Edinson VolquezP2008–2011 (75 g)2017 (17 g)
Ron VilloneP1999–2000 (64 g)2005 (27 g)
Dewayne WiseOF2006–2007 (36 g)2011 (49 g)
Tommy GreggOF1993 (10 g)1995 (72 g)
Terry McGriffC1987–1990 (77 g)1993 (3 g)
Brian MoehlerP2002 (10 g)2005–2006 (68 g)
Chad WallachC2017 (6 g)2018–2021 (72 g)
Ross DetwilerP2022 (30 g)2021 (46 g)
Rosell HerreraOF2018 (11 g)2019 (63 g)
Josh SmithP2015–2016 (43 g)2020 (16 g)
Chris Valaika2B2010–2011 (33 g)2013 (22 g)
Mark HuttonP1998 (10 g)1996–1997 (45 g)
Manny AybarP2000 (32 g)2000 (21 g)
Chad MottolaOF1996 (35 g)2001 (5 g)
Christian Colon2B2019–2020 (19 g)2017 (17 g)
Josias ManzanilloP2003 (9 g)2004 (26 g)
Vladimir GutierrezP2021–2022 (32 g)2024 (1 g)
Joey WiemerOF2024 (2 g)2025 (27 g)
Geronimo BerroaDH1992 (13 g)1993 (14 g)
Wilkin CastilloOF2008–2009 (22 g)2019 (2 g)
Andy LarkinP2000 (3 g)1996, 1998 (18 g)
Guillermo GarciaC1998 (12 g)1999 (4 g)
Robert DuggerP2022 (3 g)2019–2020 (11 g)
Nigel WilsonOF1995 (5 g)1993 (7 g)
Archie BradleyP2020 (6 g)2023 (4 g)
Ryan LavarnwayC2019 (5 g)2020 (5 g)
Ryan JorgensenC2007 (4 g)2005 (4 g)
Brandon LeibrandtP2024 (2 g)2020 (5 g)
Jim CrowellP1997 (2 g)2005 (4 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.Reds seasons include the Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1889) and Cincinnati Redlegs (1954–1959).Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Cincinnati Reds and the Miami Marlins?

74 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Jeff Conine, Alex Gonzalez, Aaron Boone and Derek Dietrich. 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?

Chris Hammond: Cincinnati Reds first, then the Miami Marlins from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Garrett Hampson, Vladimir Gutierrez, Joey Wiemer and Brandon Leibrandt, 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. Reds seasons include the Cincinnati Red Stockings (1882–1889) and Cincinnati Redlegs (1954–1959). Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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