Miami Marlins and Washington Nationals players: who played for both

Who played for both the Marlins and Nationals?

95 players played for both the Miami Marlins and the Washington Nationals between 1993 and 2025, including Andre Dawson, Tim Raines, Cliff Floyd and Dan Uggla. 49 of them played for the Marlins first and 45 for the Nationals first; 1 played for both in the same season.

Did you know?

  • Bob McClure is the earliest on this list to complete the pair: Nationals first, then the Marlins from 1993.
  • Jorge Lopez is the most recent: Marlins first, then the Nationals from 2025.
  • Andre Dawson played the most games across the two: 121 for the Marlins and 1,443 for the Nationals.
  • 18 of them had two or more separate spells with one of the teams, such as Tim Raines.
  • Most common positions on this list: P (48), OF (21), C (9), 3B (5).

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All 95 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.
PlayerPosMarlinsNationals
Andre DawsonOF1995–1996 (121 g)1976–1986 (1443 g)
Tim RainesOF2002 (98 g)1979–1990, 2001 (1452 g)
Cliff FloydOF1997–2002 (637 g)1993–1996, 2002 (271 g)
Dan Uggla2B2006–2010 (776 g)2015 (67 g)
Moises AlouOF1997 (150 g)1990, 1992–1996 (608 g)
Wil CorderoOF2004 (27 g)1992–1995, 2002–2003, 2005 (649 g)
Josh WillinghamOF2004–2008 (416 g)2009–2010 (247 g)
Preston WilsonOF1998–2002 (588 g)2005 (68 g)
Mike Mordecai3B2002–2005 (174 g)1998–2002 (419 g)
Josh Bell1B2023–2024 (157 g)2021–2022, 2025 (387 g)
Nick Johnson1B2009 (35 g)2004–2006, 2008–2009 (487 g)
Austin KearnsOF2012–2013 (106 g)2006–2009 (390 g)
Emilio BonifacioOF2009–2012 (416 g)2008, 2020 (44 g)
Greg Colbrunn1B1994–1996 (326 g)1992–1993 (122 g)
Mike MorseOF2015 (53 g)2009–2012 (378 g)
Starlin CastroSS2018–2019 (316 g)2020–2021 (103 g)
Dee Strange-Gordon2B2015–2017 (382 g)2022 (23 g)
Greg Dobbs3B2011–2014 (383 g)2014 (21 g)
Tyler Moore1B2017 (104 g)2012–2015 (277 g)
Bret Barberie2B1993–1994 (206 g)1991–1992 (168 g)
Andy FoxSS2000–2003 (326 g)2004 (34 g)
Henry RodriguezOF2000 (36 g)1995–1997, 2002 (321 g)
Steve CishekP2010–2015 (284 g)2022 (69 g)
Ryan McGuire1B2001 (48 g)1997–1999 (302 g)
Luis AyalaP2009 (10 g)2003–2005, 2007–2008 (320 g)
Ugueth UrbinaP2003 (33 g)1995–2001 (296 g)
Ivan RodriguezC2003 (144 g)2010–2011 (155 g)
Vic DarensbourgP1998–2002 (274 g)2003 (7 g)
Livan HernandezP1996–1999 (73 g)2003–2006, 2009–2011 (204 g)
Jorge AlfaroC2019–2021 (253 g)2025 (14 g)
Jon RauchP2013 (15 g)2004–2008 (245 g)
Kyle BarracloughP2015–2018 (227 g)2019 (33 g)
Steve Lombardozzi2B2017 (2 g)2011–2013 (257 g)
Paul Lo DucaC2004–2005, 2008 (205 g)2008 (46 g)
Javier VazquezP2011 (36 g)1998–2003 (192 g)
Joe OrsulakOF1996 (120 g)1997 (106 g)
Dylan FloroP2021–2023 (167 g)2024 (51 g)
Guillermo MotaP2004–2005 (82 g)1999–2001 (133 g)
Chad Tracy3B2010 (41 g)2012–2013 (165 g)
Anibal SanchezP2006–2012 (134 g)2019–2020, 2022 (55 g)
Mark SmithOF2000 (104 g)2001 (80 g)
Brett CarrollOF2007–2010 (173 g)2012 (5 g)
Ross DetwilerP2021 (46 g)2007, 2009–2014 (132 g)
Aaron Boone3B2007 (69 g)2008 (104 g)
Carl PavanoP2002–2004 (86 g)1998–2002 (81 g)
Miguel BatistaP1996 (9 g)1998–2000, 2010 (157 g)
Corey DickersonOF2020–2021 (115 g)2023 (50 g)
Brian SanchesP2009–2011 (147 g)2008 (12 g)
Mark GardnerP1994–1995 (59 g)1989–1992 (94 g)
Graeme LloydP2002 (25 g)2001–2002 (125 g)
Harold RamirezOF2019–2020 (122 g)2024 (25 g)
Scott StricklandP2010 (3 g)1999–2002 (144 g)
Bob McClureP1993 (14 g)1986–1988 (123 g)
Logan KensingP2004–2009 (109 g)2009 (26 g)
Scott OlsenP2005–2008 (104 g)2009–2010 (28 g)
Brad HandP2011–2015 (90 g)2021 (41 g)
Reed JohnsonOF2014 (113 g)2015 (17 g)
Matt HergesP2006 (66 g)2002 (62 g)
Dan JenningsP2012–2014 (116 g)2019 (8 g)
Bob NatalC1993–1997 (115 g)1992 (5 g)
Sandy LeonC2021 (84 g)2012–2014 (34 g)
Henry RodriguezP2014 (2 g)2011–2013 (111 g)
Javy GuerraP2017–2018 (48 g)2019–2021 (60 g)
Todd Zeile3B1998 (66 g)2003 (34 g)
Derek HillOF2024–2025 (85 g)2023 (13 g)
Robert GarciaP2023 (1 g)2023–2024 (96 g)
Brandon KintzlerP2020 (24 g)2017–2018 (72 g)
Luis AquinoP1993–1994 (67 g)1995 (29 g)
Alejandro De AzaOF2007, 2009 (67 g)2017 (28 g)
Ron VilloneP2005 (27 g)2009 (63 g)
Matthew CepickyOF2006 (9 g)2002–2005 (80 g)
Marc ValdesP1995–1996 (14 g)1997–1998 (68 g)
Fernando RodneyP2016 (39 g)2019 (38 g)
Julian TavarezP2002 (29 g)2009 (42 g)
Jacob TurnerP2012–2014, 2018 (51 g)2017 (18 g)
Carl EverettOF1993–1994 (27 g)2004 (39 g)
Edwin JacksonP2016 (8 g)2012, 2017 (53 g)
Chad GaudinP2012 (46 g)2011 (10 g)
Dan HarenP2015 (22 g)2013 (31 g)
Yusmeiro PetitP2006 (15 g)2016 (36 g)
Randy KnorrC1998 (15 g)2001 (34 g)
Joe SiddallC1996 (18 g)1993, 1995 (26 g)
Hector AlmonteP1999 (15 g)2003 (28 g)
Jhonatan SolanoC2015 (7 g)2012–2013 (36 g)
Chad BentzP2005 (4 g)2004 (36 g)
Jorge SosaP2010 (22 g)2009 (18 g)
Jorge LopezP2023 (12 g)2025 (26 g)
Matt BarnesP2023 (24 g)2024 (14 g)
Reid CorneliusP1999–2000 (28 g)1995 (8 g)
Willie FraserP1994 (9 g)1995 (22 g)
Josh WilsonSS2005 (11 g)2007 (15 g)
Mat LatosP2015 (16 g)2016 (6 g)
Ed VosbergP1997 (17 g)2002 (4 g)
Sandy MartinezC2000 (10 g)2001 (1 g)
Sean NolinP2023 (1 g)2021 (10 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).Nationals seasons include the Montreal Expos (1969–2004).

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Questions

How many players have played for both the Miami Marlins and the Washington Nationals?

95 in the Lahman Baseball Database from 1993 to 2025, including Andre Dawson, Tim Raines, Cliff Floyd and Dan Uggla. 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?

Bob McClure: Washington Nationals first, then the Miami Marlins from 1993.

Who has played for both recently?

Josh Bell, Jorge Alfaro, Dylan Floro, Harold Ramirez, Derek Hill and Robert Garcia and 2 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). Nationals seasons include the Montreal Expos (1969–2004).

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