List of Miami Marlins Team Records - Individual Career Records

Individual Career Records

Batting statistics; pitching statistics
Career batting records
Statistic Player Record Marlins career Ref
Batting average Cabrera !Miguel Cabrera .313 2003–2007
On-base percentage Sheffield !Gary Sheffield .426 1993–1998
Slugging percentage Sheffield !Gary Sheffield .543 1993–1998
OPS Sheffield !Gary Sheffield .970 1993–1998
Hits Castillo !Luis Castillo 1,273 1996–2005
Total bases Lowell !Mike Lowell 1,641 1999–2005
Singles Castillo !Luis Castillo 1,081 1996–2005
Doubles Lowell !Mike Lowell 241 1999–2005
Triples Castillo !Luis Castillo 42 1996–2005
Home runs Uggla !Dan Uggla 154 2006–2010
RBI Lowell !Mike Lowell 578 1999–2005
Bases on balls Castillo !Luis Castillo 533 1996–2005
Strikeouts Uggla !Dan Uggla 760 2006–2010
Stolen bases Castillo !Luis Castillo 281 1996–2005
Career pitching records
Statistic Player Record Marlins career Ref
Wins Nolasco !Ricky Nolasco 76 2006–present
Losses Nolasco !Ricky Nolasco 64 2006–present
Win–loss percentage Johnson !Josh Johnson .676 2005–present
ERA Johnson !Josh Johnson 2.98 2005–present
Saves Nen !Robb Nen 108 1993–1997
Strikeouts Willis !Dontrelle Willis 757 2003–2007
Shutouts Burnett !A. J. Burnett 8* 1999–2005
Shutouts Willis !Dontrelle Willis 8* 2003–2007
Games Looper !Braden Looper 368 1999–2003
Innings Willis !Dontrelle Willis 1,022⅔ 2003–2007
Games started Willis !Dontrelle Willis 162 2003–2007
Complete games Willis !Dontrelle Willis 15 2003–2007
Walks Dempster !Ryan Dempster 395 1998–2002
Hits allowed Willis !Dontrelle Willis 1,046 2003–2007
Wild pitches Burnett !A. J. Burnett 44 1999–2005
Hit batsmen Willis !Dontrelle Willis 52 2003–2007

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