Miami Marlins and Seattle Mariners players: who played for both
Who played for both the Marlins and Mariners?
70 players played for both the Miami Marlins and the Seattle Mariners between 1993 and 2025, including Ichiro Suzuki, Jose Lopez, Dee Strange-Gordon and Mike Cameron. 29 of them played for the Marlins first and 37 for the Mariners first; 4 played for both in the same season.
Did you know?
- Dave Magadan is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Marlins first, then the Mariners from 1993.
- Zach Pop is the most recent: Marlins first, then the Mariners from 2025.
- Ichiro Suzuki played the most games across the two: 432 for the Marlins and 1,861 for the Mariners.
- 12 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Ichiro Suzuki.
- Most common positions on this list: P (42), OF (11), 2B (6), 1B (4).
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All 70 players, most games for the two first
| Player | Pos | Marlins | Mariners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ichiro Suzuki | OF | 2015–2017 (432 g) | 2001–2012, 2018–2019 (1861 g) |
| Jose Lopez | 2B | 2011 (44 g) | 2004–2010 (873 g) |
| Dee Strange-Gordon | 2B | 2015–2017 (382 g) | 2018–2020 (291 g) |
| Mike Cameron | OF | 2011 (45 g) | 2000–2003 (610 g) |
| Henry Cotto | OF | 1993 (54 g) | 1988–1993 (588 g) |
| Logan Morrison | 1B | 2010–2013 (363 g) | 2014–2015 (245 g) |
| Miguel Olivo | C | 2006–2007, 2013 (282 g) | 2004–2005, 2011–2012 (321 g) |
| Greg Briley | OF | 1993 (120 g) | 1988–1992 (478 g) |
| Greg Dobbs | 3B | 2011–2014 (383 g) | 2004–2006 (100 g) |
| Donovan Solano | 2B | 2012–2015 (361 g) | 2025 (69 g) |
| Steve Cishek | P | 2010–2015 (284 g) | 2016–2017 (85 g) |
| Jean Segura | SS | 2023 (85 g) | 2017–2018 (269 g) |
| Greg Colbrunn | 1B | 1994–1996 (326 g) | 2003 (22 g) |
| Arthur Rhodes | P | 2008 (25 g) | 2000–2003, 2008 (313 g) |
| John Mabry | OF | 2001 (82 g) | 1999–2000, 2003 (199 g) |
| Cameron Maybin | OF | 2008–2010, 2018 (243 g) | 2018 (30 g) |
| John Buck | C | 2011–2012 (246 g) | 2014 (27 g) |
| Justin Ruggiano | OF | 2012–2013 (219 g) | 2015 (36 g) |
| Mike Morse | OF | 2015 (53 g) | 2005–2008, 2013 (183 g) |
| Nick Vincent | P | 2020 (21 g) | 2016–2018 (191 g) |
| Dave Magadan | 3B | 1993–1994 (140 g) | 1993 (71 g) |
| Drew Steckenrider | P | 2017–2019 (123 g) | 2021–2022 (78 g) |
| Joe Borchard | OF | 2006–2007 (193 g) | 2006 (6 g) |
| Rich Renteria | 2B | 1993–1994 (131 g) | 1987–1988 (43 g) |
| Mario Diaz | SS | 1994–1995 (81 g) | 1987–1989 (91 g) |
| Josh Wilson | SS | 2005 (11 g) | 2009–2010 (153 g) |
| Fernando Rodney | P | 2016 (39 g) | 2014–2015 (123 g) |
| Anthony Bass | P | 2021–2022 (116 g) | 2019 (44 g) |
| Ron Villone | P | 2005 (27 g) | 1995, 2004–2005 (127 g) |
| Jason Vargas | P | 2005–2006 (30 g) | 2009–2012 (119 g) |
| Ryan Jackson | 1B | 1998 (111 g) | 1999 (32 g) |
| Cole Gillespie | OF | 2015–2016 (108 g) | 2014 (34 g) |
| Miguel Batista | P | 1996 (9 g) | 2007–2009 (133 g) |
| David Phelps | P | 2015–2017 (131 g) | 2017 (10 g) |
| Randy Messenger | P | 2005–2007 (111 g) | 2008–2009 (25 g) |
| Casey Kotchman | 1B | 2013 (6 g) | 2010 (125 g) |
| Logan Kensing | P | 2004–2009 (109 g) | 2015 (19 g) |
| Robert Andino | 2B | 2005–2008, 2016 (92 g) | 2013 (29 g) |
| Carl Everett | OF | 1993–1994 (27 g) | 2006 (92 g) |
| Carter Capps | P | 2014–2015 (47 g) | 2012–2013 (71 g) |
| Armando Benitez | P | 2004, 2007 (100 g) | 2003 (15 g) |
| J. T. Chargois | P | 2023–2024 (61 g) | 2021, 2024 (52 g) |
| Wade LeBlanc | P | 2012–2013 (38 g) | 2016, 2018–2019 (69 g) |
| Ryne Stanek | P | 2019–2020 (31 g) | 2024 (46 g) |
| Zach Pop | P | 2021–2022 (68 g) | 2025 (4 g) |
| Rob Murphy | P | 1995 (8 g) | 1991 (57 g) |
| Yimi Garcia | P | 2020–2021 (53 g) | 2024 (10 g) |
| Joe Klink | P | 1993 (59 g) | 1996 (3 g) |
| Sergio Romo | P | 2019 (38 g) | 2022 (17 g) |
| Jim Mecir | P | 2005 (52 g) | 1995 (2 g) |
| Mike Myers | P | 1995 (2 g) | 2004 (50 g) |
| Hector Noesi | P | 2019 (12 g) | 2012–2014 (36 g) |
| Ross Detwiler | P | 2021 (46 g) | 2018 (1 g) |
| Josias Manzanillo | P | 2004 (26 g) | 1997 (16 g) |
| Arquimedes Caminero | P | 2013–2014 (19 g) | 2016 (18 g) |
| Ismael Valdez | P | 2004–2005 (25 g) | 2002 (8 g) |
| Nick Green | 2B | 2012–2013 (25 g) | 2007 (6 g) |
| Mike Baumann | P | 2024 (11 g) | 2024 (18 g) |
| Shawn Armstrong | P | 2022 (7 g) | 2018–2019 (18 g) |
| Robert Dugger | P | 2019–2020 (11 g) | 2021 (12 g) |
| Chris Seddon | P | 2007 (7 g) | 2010 (14 g) |
| Taylor Williams | P | 2021 (6 g) | 2020 (14 g) |
| Darren McCaughan | P | 2024 (10 g) | 2021, 2023 (5 g) |
| Matt Andriese | P | 2024 (4 g) | 2021 (8 g) |
| Brett de Geus | P | 2024 (7 g) | 2024 (4 g) |
| Edgar Olmos | P | 2013 (5 g) | 2015 (6 g) |
| Jimmy Yacabonis | P | 2022 (9 g) | 2020 (2 g) |
| Pat Venditte | P | 2020 (3 g) | 2016 (7 g) |
| Tyler Cloyd | P | 2018 (7 g) | 2017 (1 g) |
| Mike Morin | P | 2020 (3 g) | 2018 (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 Seattle Mariners?
70 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Ichiro Suzuki, Jose Lopez, Dee Strange-Gordon and Mike Cameron. 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?
Dave Magadan: Miami Marlins first, then the Seattle Mariners from 1993.
Who has played for both recently?
Donovan Solano, J. T. Chargois, Ryne Stanek, Zach Pop, Yimi Garcia and Mike Baumann 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. Marlins seasons include the Florida Marlins (1993–2011).
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