Miami Marlins and Tampa Bay Rays players: who played for both

Who played for both the Marlins and Rays?

82 players played for both the Miami Marlins and the Tampa Bay Rays between 1998 and 2025, including Adeiny Hechavarria, Jorge Cantu, Cliff Floyd and Matt Joyce. 28 of them played for the Marlins first and 50 for the Rays first; 4 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Tony Saunders is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Marlins first, then the Rays from 1998.
  • Tyler Zuber is the most recent: Rays first, then the Marlins from 2025.
  • Adeiny Hechavarria played the most games across the two: 599 for the Marlins and 138 for the Rays.
  • 7 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Charles Johnson.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (50), OF (10), 2B (7), C (7).

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All 82 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.
PlayerPosMarlinsRays
Adeiny HechavarriaSS2013–2017 (599 g)2017–2018 (138 g)
Jorge Cantu3B2008–2010 (401 g)2004–2007 (332 g)
Cliff FloydOF1997–2002 (637 g)2008 (80 g)
Matt JoyceOF2020 (46 g)2009–2014 (633 g)
Logan Morrison1B2010–2013 (363 g)2016–2017 (256 g)
Joey Wendle2B2022–2023 (213 g)2018–2021 (400 g)
Charles JohnsonC1994–1998, 2001–2002 (587 g)2005 (19 g)
Sean Rodriguez2B2020 (4 g)2010–2014 (553 g)
Corey DickersonOF2020–2021 (115 g)2016–2017 (298 g)
Harold RamirezOF2019–2020 (122 g)2022–2024 (290 g)
Logan Forsythe2B2020 (13 g)2014–2016 (390 g)
Nick FortesC2021–2025 (363 g)2025 (38 g)
Jesus Aguilar1B2020–2022 (295 g)2019 (37 g)
Justin RuggianoOF2012–2013 (219 g)2007–2008, 2011 (98 g)
Steve CishekP2010–2015 (284 g)2017 (26 g)
Avisail GarciaOF2022–2024 (153 g)2019 (125 g)
Reid BrignacSS2015 (17 g)2008–2012 (256 g)
Randy ChoateP2011–2012 (98 g)2009–2010 (146 g)
Juan Carlos OviedoP2009–2011 (211 g)2014 (32 g)
Damion Easley2B2004–2005 (200 g)2003 (36 g)
Gerald WilliamsOF2003 (27 g)2000–2001 (208 g)
Burke BadenhopP2008–2011 (151 g)2012 (66 g)
Brad BoxbergerP2020 (23 g)2014–2017 (189 g)
Gregg ZaunC1996–1998 (174 g)2009 (34 g)
Ryan WebbP2011–2013 (184 g)2016 (18 g)
Vidal Brujan2B2024 (102 g)2021–2023 (99 g)
Adam ConleyP2015–2019 (174 g)2021 (17 g)
Christian BethancourtC2024 (38 g)2022–2023 (149 g)
Fernando RodneyP2016 (39 g)2012–2013 (144 g)
Dylan FloroP2021–2023 (167 g)2016 (12 g)
Jim MecirP2005 (52 g)1998–2000 (123 g)
Calvin FaucherP2024–2025 (118 g)2022–2023 (39 g)
Nick Green2B2012–2013 (25 g)2005–2006 (128 g)
Casey Kotchman1B2013 (6 g)2011 (146 g)
Ryne StanekP2019–2020 (31 g)2017–2019 (121 g)
Dan JenningsP2012–2014 (116 g)2017 (29 g)
Shawn ArmstrongP2022 (7 g)2021–2024 (131 g)
Sergio RomoP2019 (38 g)2017–2018 (98 g)
Jorge SosaP2010 (22 g)2002–2004 (103 g)
Brian MeadowsP1998–1999 (62 g)2006 (53 g)
Mark HendricksonP2008 (37 g)2004–2006 (76 g)
Doug WaechterP2008 (48 g)2003–2006 (60 g)
Dan MiceliP2000–2001 (74 g)2006 (33 g)
J. T. ChargoisP2023–2024 (61 g)2021–2022 (46 g)
Joe BorowskiP2006 (72 g)2005 (32 g)
Rob BrantlyC2012–2013, 2025 (101 g)2024 (3 g)
Matt AndrieseP2024 (4 g)2015–2018 (99 g)
Joe NelsonP2008 (59 g)2009 (42 g)
Josh WilsonSS2005 (11 g)2007 (90 g)
Alex JacksonC2021 (42 g)2024 (58 g)
Matt MooreP2023 (4 g)2011–2016 (96 g)
Edwin JacksonP2016 (8 g)2006–2008 (87 g)
Chad QuallsP2013 (66 g)2010 (27 g)
Nick AndersonP2019 (45 g)2019–2021 (48 g)
Chad GaudinP2012 (46 g)2003–2004 (43 g)
Heath BellP2012 (73 g)2014 (13 g)
Lee GardnerP2007–2008 (69 g)2002, 2005 (17 g)
Nathan EovaldiP2012–2014 (63 g)2018 (11 g)
Austin PruittP2021 (4 g)2017–2019 (68 g)
Trevor RichardsP2018–2019 (49 g)2019–2021 (22 g)
Cole SulserP2022 (39 g)2019, 2024–2025 (31 g)
Yonny ChirinosP2024 (6 g)2018–2020, 2022–2023 (64 g)
Dennis SpringerP1999 (38 g)1998 (29 g)
Tony SaundersP1997 (22 g)1998–1999 (40 g)
John CurtissP2021 (38 g)2020 (17 g)
Bobby WittP1995 (21 g)1999 (32 g)
Louis HeadP2022 (23 g)2021 (27 g)
Cesar PuelloOF2019 (32 g)2017 (16 g)
Joe Dillon2B2005 (27 g)2009 (15 g)
Tristan Gray1B2024 (7 g)2023, 2025 (32 g)
David RobertsonP2023 (22 g)2021 (12 g)
Paul HooverC2006–2008 (20 g)2001–2002 (8 g)
Matt DiazOF2013 (10 g)2003–2004 (14 g)
Oswaldo ArciaOF2016 (2 g)2016 (21 g)
Andrew BellattiP2021 (3 g)2015 (17 g)
David HessP2021 (14 g)2021 (1 g)
Jimmy YacabonisP2022 (9 g)2022 (5 g)
Robert DuggerP2019–2020 (11 g)2022 (1 g)
Tyler ZuberP2025 (9 g)2024 (2 g)
Jay BuenteP2010–2011 (9 g)2011 (1 g)
Jhan MarinezP2010 (4 g)2016 (3 g)
Preston GuilmetP2021 (2 g)2015 (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).Rays seasons include the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998–2007).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Miami Marlins and the Tampa Bay Rays?

82 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1998 to 2025, including Adeiny Hechavarria, Jorge Cantu, Cliff Floyd and Matt Joyce. 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?

Tony Saunders: Miami Marlins first, then the Tampa Bay Rays from 1998.

Who has played for both recently?

Harold Ramirez, Nick Fortes, Avisail Garcia, Vidal Brujan, Christian Bethancourt and Calvin Faucher and 9 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). Rays seasons include the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1998–2007).

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