Los Angeles Dodgers and Miami Marlins players: who played for both
Who played for both the Dodgers and Marlins?
81 players played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Miami Marlins between 1993 and 2025, including Miguel Rojas, Hanley Ramirez, Gary Sheffield and Juan Pierre. 42 of them played for the Dodgers first and 33 for the Marlins first; 6 played for both in the same season.
Did you know?
- Charlie Hough is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Dodgers first, then the Marlins from 1993.
- Tanner Scott is the most recent: Marlins first, then the Dodgers from 2025.
- Miguel Rojas played the most games across the two: 427 for the Dodgers and 870 for the Marlins.
- 13 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Miguel Rojas.
- Most common positions on this list: P (40), OF (18), C (8), 3B (5).
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All 81 players, most games for the two first
| Player | Pos | Dodgers | Marlins |
|---|---|---|---|
| Miguel Rojas | SS | 2014, 2023–2025 (427 g) | 2015–2022 (870 g) |
| Hanley Ramirez | SS | 2012–2014 (278 g) | 2006–2012 (943 g) |
| Gary Sheffield | OF | 1998–2001 (526 g) | 1993–1998 (558 g) |
| Juan Pierre | OF | 2007–2009 (426 g) | 2003–2005, 2013 (599 g) |
| Enrique Hernandez | OF | 2015–2020, 2023–2025 (921 g) | 2014 (18 g) |
| Paul Lo Duca | C | 1998–2004 (588 g) | 2004–2005, 2008 (205 g) |
| Lenny Harris | 3B | 1989–1993 (578 g) | 2003–2005 (175 g) |
| Mike Piazza | C | 1992–1998 (726 g) | 1998 (5 g) |
| Dee Strange-Gordon | 2B | 2011–2014 (329 g) | 2015–2017 (382 g) |
| Charles Johnson | C | 1998 (102 g) | 1994–1998, 2001–2002 (587 g) |
| Rafael Furcal | SS | 2006–2011 (617 g) | 2014 (9 g) |
| Todd Hollandsworth | OF | 1995–2000 (524 g) | 2003 (93 g) |
| A. J. Ellis | C | 2008–2016 (544 g) | 2017 (51 g) |
| Cody Ross | OF | 2005–2006 (22 g) | 2006–2010 (573 g) |
| Juan Encarnacion | OF | 2004 (86 g) | 2002–2005 (415 g) |
| Charlie Hough | P | 1970–1980 (401 g) | 1993–1994 (55 g) |
| Devon White | OF | 1999–2000 (181 g) | 1996–1997 (220 g) |
| Guillermo Mota | P | 2002–2004, 2009 (232 g) | 2004–2005 (82 g) |
| Matt Treanor | C | 2012 (36 g) | 2004–2008 (274 g) |
| Alex Vesia | P | 2021–2025 (295 g) | 2020 (5 g) |
| Alejandro Peña | P | 1981–1989 (281 g) | 1995–1996 (17 g) |
| Henry Rodriguez | OF | 1992–1995 (254 g) | 2000 (36 g) |
| Miguel Olivo | C | 2014 (8 g) | 2006–2007, 2013 (282 g) |
| Luis Gonzalez | OF | 2007 (139 g) | 2008 (136 g) |
| Dylan Floro | P | 2018–2020 (104 g) | 2021–2023 (167 g) |
| Todd Zeile | 3B | 1997–1998 (200 g) | 1998 (66 g) |
| Brad Penny | P | 2004–2008 (118 g) | 2000–2004, 2014 (141 g) |
| Hee-Seop Choi | 1B | 2004–2005 (164 g) | 2004 (95 g) |
| Bobby Bonilla | 3B | 1998 (72 g) | 1997–1998 (181 g) |
| Tanner Scott | P | 2025 (61 g) | 2022–2024 (185 g) |
| Craig Counsell | 2B | 1999 (50 g) | 1997–1999 (195 g) |
| Justin Ruggiano | OF | 2015 (21 g) | 2012–2013 (219 g) |
| Ricky Nolasco | P | 2013 (16 g) | 2006–2013 (213 g) |
| Jim Eisenreich | OF | 1998 (75 g) | 1997–1998 (150 g) |
| Yimi Garcia | P | 2014–2016, 2018–2019 (165 g) | 2020–2021 (53 g) |
| Matt Herges | P | 1999–2001 (151 g) | 2006 (66 g) |
| Reed Johnson | OF | 2010 (102 g) | 2014 (113 g) |
| Ismael Valdez | P | 1994–2000 (185 g) | 2004–2005 (25 g) |
| Kevin Brown | P | 1999–2003 (137 g) | 1996–1997 (67 g) |
| Logan Forsythe | 2B | 2017–2018 (189 g) | 2020 (13 g) |
| Chris Hatcher | P | 2015–2017 (112 g) | 2010–2014 (87 g) |
| Paul Quantrill | P | 2002–2003 (175 g) | 2005 (6 g) |
| Curtis Granderson | OF | 2017 (36 g) | 2019 (138 g) |
| Bruce Aven | OF | 2000–2001 (30 g) | 1999 (137 g) |
| Rudy Seanez | P | 1994–1995, 2007 (127 g) | 2004 (23 g) |
| Javy Guerra | P | 2011–2013 (101 g) | 2017–2018 (48 g) |
| Jose Urena | P | 2025 (2 g) | 2015–2020 (147 g) |
| Josh Beckett | P | 2012–2014 (35 g) | 2001–2005 (106 g) |
| Randy Choate | P | 2012 (36 g) | 2011–2012 (98 g) |
| Justin Miller | P | 2010 (19 g) | 2007–2008 (108 g) |
| J. T. Chargois | P | 2018–2019 (60 g) | 2023–2024 (61 g) |
| Elieser Hernandez | P | 2024 (5 g) | 2018–2022 (90 g) |
| Mark Hendrickson | P | 2006–2007 (57 g) | 2008 (37 g) |
| Dennis Cook | P | 1990–1991 (25 g) | 1997 (61 g) |
| Pablo Ozuna | 2B | 2008 (36 g) | 2000, 2002 (48 g) |
| Nathan Eovaldi | P | 2011–2012 (20 g) | 2012–2014 (63 g) |
| Luke Williams | OF | 2023 (4 g) | 2022 (71 g) |
| Paul Bako | C | 2005 (13 g) | 2000 (56 g) |
| Sergio Romo | P | 2017 (30 g) | 2019 (38 g) |
| Randy Wolf | P | 2007, 2009 (55 g) | 2014 (6 g) |
| Jake Marisnick | OF | 2023 (4 g) | 2013–2014 (54 g) |
| Dan Haren | P | 2014 (32 g) | 2015 (22 g) |
| Eddy Alvarez | 3B | 2022 (14 g) | 2020–2021 (36 g) |
| Dennis Springer | P | 2001–2002 (5 g) | 1999 (38 g) |
| Geronimo Berroa | DH | 2000 (24 g) | 1993 (14 g) |
| Joe Thurston | 3B | 2002–2004 (37 g) | 2011 (1 g) |
| Will Ohman | P | 2009 (21 g) | 2010 (17 g) |
| Carlos Marmol | P | 2013 (21 g) | 2014 (15 g) |
| Edwin Jackson | P | 2003–2005 (22 g) | 2016 (8 g) |
| Nick Green | 2B | 2010 (5 g) | 2012–2013 (25 g) |
| Michael Petersen | P | 2024 (11 g) | 2024–2025 (16 g) |
| Andrew Heaney | P | 2022, 2025 (17 g) | 2014 (7 g) |
| Edinson Volquez | P | 2013 (6 g) | 2017 (17 g) |
| Mat Latos | P | 2015 (6 g) | 2015 (16 g) |
| Koyie Hill | C | 2003 (3 g) | 2013 (18 g) |
| Brett Eibner | OF | 2017 (17 g) | 2020 (3 g) |
| Pat Venditte | P | 2018 (15 g) | 2020 (3 g) |
| Willie Banks | P | 1995 (6 g) | 1995 (12 g) |
| Jerry Brooks | OF | 1993 (9 g) | 1996 (8 g) |
| Rob Murphy | P | 1995 (6 g) | 1995 (8 g) |
| Manuel Barrios | P | 1998 (1 g) | 1998 (2 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.Dodgers seasons include the Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885–1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888–1890, 1896–1898), Brooklyn Grooms (1891–1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899–1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911–1912, 1932–1957) and Brooklyn Robins (1914–1931).Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).
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Questions
How many players have played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Miami Marlins?
81 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Miguel Rojas, Hanley Ramirez, Gary Sheffield and Juan Pierre. 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?
Charlie Hough: Los Angeles Dodgers first, then the Miami Marlins from 1993.
Who has played for both recently?
Miguel Rojas, Enrique Hernandez, Alex Vesia, Tanner Scott, Jose Urena and J. T. Chargois and 3 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. Dodgers seasons include the Brooklyn Atlantics (1884), Brooklyn Grays (1885–1887), Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1888–1890, 1896–1898), Brooklyn Grooms (1891–1895), Brooklyn Superbas (1899–1910, 1913), Brooklyn Dodgers (1911–1912, 1932–1957) and Brooklyn Robins (1914–1931). Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).
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