With baseball shut down because of the corona virus, I thought it would be an interesting time to look back at the all time leaders in both offensive and defensive categories for all 30 teams. We continue today with the Miami Marlins.

The Marlins began life in 1993, joining the National League along with the Rockies.  In 2012, they rebranded as the Miami Marlins in conjunction with the opening of their new, tax payer funded stadium in the city of Miami.  I’ve seen them play 25 times, including 3 victories during their unlikely triumph in the 2003 NLCS against the Cubs and once, as the home team against the Expos, at US Cellular Field in 2004.

Home Runs

Name	Total
Miguel Cabrera	4
Cody Ross	3
Dan Uggla	3
Ivan Rodriguez	3

Hits

Name	Total
Miguel Cabrera	18
Luis Castillo	17
Juan Pierre	17

Runs

Name	Total
Miguel Cabrera	14
Juan Pierre	13
Luis Castillo	10

RBI

Name	Total
Miguel Cabrera	13
Ivan Rodriguez	10
Alex Gonzalez	9
Dan Uggla	9

Doubles

Name	Total
Alex Gonzalez	6
Derrek Lee	3
9 tied with	2

Triples

Name	Total
Juan Pierre	2
Jeff Conine	1
Paul LoDuca	1
Mark Kotsay	1

Batting Average (> 9 AB)

Name	Total
Aaron Boone	0.500
Jorge Cantu	0.500
Cody Ross	0.467

Stolen Bases

Name	Total
Juan Pierre	4
Cody Ross	2
Luis Castillo	2
Reggie Abercrombie	2

And now, the defensive side of the ball.

Wins

Name	Total
Dontrelle Willis	3
12 tied with	1

Losses

Name	Total
Josh Beckett	3
7 tied with	1

ERA (> 7 IP)

Name	Total
Ricky Nolasco	1.17
Sergio Mitre	1.74
Dontrelle Willis	2.38

Strikeouts

Name	Total
Dontrelle Willis	33
Josh Beckett	22
Sergio Mitre	10

Appearances

Name	Total
Dontrelle Willis	7
Josh Beckett	5
Guillermo Mota	4

Saves

Name	Total
Kevin Gregg	3
Braden Looper	2
4 tied with	1