Miami Marlins and San Diego Padres players: who played for both

Who played for both the Marlins and Padres?

92 players played for both the Miami Marlins and the San Diego Padres between 1993 and 2025, including Mark Kotsay, Benito Santiago, Trevor Hoffman and Derrek Lee. 32 of them played for the Marlins first and 52 for the Padres first; 8 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Benito Santiago is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Padres first, then the Marlins from 1993.
  • Yuli Gurriel is the most recent: Marlins first, then the Padres from 2025.
  • Mark Kotsay played the most games across the two: 468 for the Marlins and 586 for the Padres.
  • 6 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Mark Kotsay.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (57), OF (12), C (9), 1B (5).

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All 92 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.
PlayerPosMarlinsPadres
Mark KotsayOF1997–2000 (468 g)2001–2003, 2012–2013 (586 g)
Benito SantiagoC1993–1994 (240 g)1986–1992 (789 g)
Trevor HoffmanP1993 (28 g)1993–2008 (902 g)
Derrek Lee1B1998–2003 (844 g)1997 (22 g)
Gary SheffieldOF1993–1998 (558 g)1992–1993 (214 g)
Cliff FloydOF1997–2002 (637 g)2009 (10 g)
Cameron MaybinOF2008–2010, 2018 (243 g)2011–2014 (393 g)
Quilvio Veras2B1995–1996 (197 g)1997–1999 (415 g)
Jeremy HermidaOF2005–2009 (516 g)2011–2012 (33 g)
Eric OwensOF2001–2002 (250 g)1999–2000 (294 g)
Alex AriasSS1993–1997 (423 g)2001 (70 g)
Garrett Cooper1B2018–2023 (427 g)2023 (41 g)
Jorge Cantu3B2008–2010 (401 g)2011 (57 g)
Donovan Solano2B2012–2015 (361 g)2024 (96 g)
Luis Arraez2B2023–2024 (180 g)2024–2025 (271 g)
Dave Magadan3B1993–1994 (140 g)1999–2001 (302 g)
Heath BellP2012 (73 g)2007–2011 (354 g)
Mike CameronOF2011 (45 g)2006–2007 (292 g)
Jorge AlfaroC2019–2021 (253 g)2022 (82 g)
Miguel OlivoC2006–2007, 2013 (282 g)2005 (37 g)
John BakerC2008–2011 (212 g)2012–2013 (79 g)
Brad HandP2011–2015 (90 g)2016–2018 (195 g)
Ryan WebbP2011–2013 (184 g)2009–2010 (82 g)
Logan Forsythe2B2020 (13 g)2011–2013 (228 g)
Edward MujicaP2011–2012 (108 g)2009–2010 (126 g)
Rich RodriguezP1993 (36 g)1990–1993 (192 g)
Clay HensleyP2010–2011 (105 g)2005–2008 (108 g)
Tanner ScottP2022–2024 (185 g)2024 (28 g)
Josh Bell1B2023–2024 (157 g)2022 (53 g)
Dan MiceliP2000–2001 (74 g)1998–1999 (133 g)
Anthony BassP2021–2022 (116 g)2011–2013 (76 g)
Nick VincentP2020 (21 g)2012–2015 (161 g)
Chris HammondP1993–1996, 1998 (112 g)2005 (55 g)
Andrew CashnerP2016 (12 g)2012–2016 (144 g)
Chad QuallsP2013 (66 g)2011 (77 g)
Mike PiazzaC1998 (5 g)2006 (126 g)
John MabryOF2001 (82 g)2000 (48 g)
Ricky BonesP2000–2001 (117 g)1991 (11 g)
Yuli Gurriel1B2023 (108 g)2025 (16 g)
Christian BethancourtC2024 (38 g)2016–2017 (81 g)
A. J. EllisC2017 (51 g)2018 (66 g)
Rudy SeanezP2004 (23 g)1993, 2001, 2005–2006 (94 g)
Tim Hyers1B1999 (58 g)1994–1995 (58 g)
Tayron GuerreroP2018–2019 (112 g)2016 (1 g)
Matt HergesP2006 (66 g)2003 (40 g)
Kevin BrownP1996–1997 (67 g)1998 (36 g)
Matt ClementP2001 (32 g)1998–2000 (69 g)
Blaine NealP2001–2003 (54 g)2004 (40 g)
Wade LeBlancP2012–2013 (38 g)2008–2011 (55 g)
Jake MarisnickOF2013–2014 (54 g)2021 (34 g)
Mat LatosP2015 (16 g)2009–2011 (72 g)
Brian MeadowsP1998–1999 (62 g)2000 (22 g)
Jeremy HernandezP1994–1995 (28 g)1991–1993 (56 g)
Bryan HoeingP2022–2024 (57 g)2024–2025 (25 g)
Odrisamer DespaigneP2016–2018 (32 g)2014–2015 (50 g)
Edinson VolquezP2017 (17 g)2012–2013 (59 g)
Adam CimberP2021 (33 g)2018 (42 g)
Graham Pauley3B2025 (62 g)2024 (13 g)
Ryan WeathersP2023–2025 (27 g)2021–2023 (45 g)
Fernando RodneyP2016 (39 g)2016 (28 g)
Ron VilloneP2005 (27 g)1995–1996 (40 g)
Chad GaudinP2012 (46 g)2009 (20 g)
Brad BoxbergerP2020 (23 g)2012–2013 (42 g)
Carter CappsP2014–2015 (47 g)2017 (11 g)
Cal QuantrillP2025 (24 g)2019–2020 (33 g)
Ross DetwilerP2021 (46 g)2021 (7 g)
Ismael ValdezP2004–2005 (25 g)2004 (23 g)
Matt WhisenantP1997 (5 g)1999–2000 (43 g)
Jarred CosartP2014–2016 (29 g)2016–2017 (16 g)
Ben HowardP2004 (31 g)2002–2003 (9 g)
Ed VosbergP1997 (17 g)1986, 1999 (20 g)
John RoskosOF1998–1999 (23 g)2000 (14 g)
Jeff FrancoeurOF2016 (26 g)2014 (10 g)
Burch SmithP2024 (25 g)2013 (10 g)
Randy WolfP2014 (6 g)2008 (24 g)
Craig BreslowP2016 (15 g)2005 (14 g)
Colin ReaP2016 (1 g)2015–2016 (27 g)
Paul QuantrillP2005 (6 g)2005 (22 g)
Josh WilsonSS2005 (11 g)2009 (16 g)
Ron TingleyC1994 (19 g)1982 (8 g)
Mike RiveraC2010 (7 g)2003 (19 g)
Edwin JacksonP2016 (8 g)2016 (16 g)
Bryan MitchellP2021 (2 g)2018 (16 g)
Paul ClemensP2016 (2 g)2016 (16 g)
Oswaldo ArciaOF2016 (2 g)2016 (14 g)
Adam MazurP2025 (6 g)2024 (8 g)
Taylor WilliamsP2021 (6 g)2020–2021 (6 g)
Kyle TylerP2024 (8 g)2022 (2 g)
Frankie De La CruzP2008 (6 g)2009 (3 g)
Shaun AndersonP2024 (4 g)2021 (5 g)
Jake EschP2016 (3 g)2017 (1 g)
Jeff FulchinoP2006 (1 g)2011 (3 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.Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Miami Marlins and the San Diego Padres?

92 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Mark Kotsay, Benito Santiago, Trevor Hoffman and Derrek Lee. 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?

Benito Santiago: San Diego Padres first, then the Miami Marlins from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Donovan Solano, Luis Arraez, Tanner Scott, Josh Bell, Yuli Gurriel and Christian Bethancourt and 8 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. Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).

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