FOF Top 30
Total games played by 10th-ranked prospect Dillon Head in his Marlins career so far
3
This Marlins hero allowed just one hit and struck out five over six shutout innings against the Cubs during his MLB debut in September of 2001
Josh Beckett
Beloit’s mascot’s name which was selected by the team after a fan contest in 2021
Poopsie
Marlins’ first round pick in 2014, top prospect in 2015 and 2016, elected free agency in 2020
Tyler Kolek
Sixth ranked prospect on our current list; played 45 games for Miami between Double-A and Triple-A after coming over from the Yankees
Jared Serna
His first career plate appearance resulted in a very impressive walk against Pirates closer David Bednar in the 9th frame of a one run game on July 23rd, 2022
JJ Bleday
In 2025, the Sky Carp will rebrand to this for Friday home games
Wisconsin Supper Clubbers
Coach at the forefront of initially teaching Troy Johnston how to play first base in 2021; he made it previously with Miami, Troy still (somehow) hasn’t
Mike Jacobs
Aided by his strikeout rate falling from 21% to 13%, this prospect’s OBP rose to .353 in 2024, part of a career year
Max Acosta (#22)
Made his debut with the Marlins in 2023 after seven years in the minors, recording a single out before being claimed off waivers by the Nationals
Robert Garcia
In both of Quint Studer’s parks, including ABC Supply Stadium, there is a concerted effort to ensure this item matches loanDepot park as best as possible
Turf
Former Marlins prospect Connor Scott hasn’t made it yet, but this high school teammate of his sure did — he’s a three time All-Star and a 2022 World Series champion
Kyle Tucker
21st-ranked prospect Jacob Miller did this in spring training of 2024, leading to skyrocketing of his ground ball rate and his ability to get quick outs
Changed from four-seam to two-seam fastball
This tall righty was the youngest player in the National League when he made his debut in 2007, replacing an injured Ricky Nolasco
Rick VandenHurk
The primary lead-off bat for Beloit in 2024
Mark Coley II
This 2002 Marlins draft pick did not make it as a player, but he is still with the organization today as a coach
Kevin “Smoke” Randel
Best changeup in the Marlins’ organization according to BaseballAmerica
Keyner Benitez (#24)
This lefty was the first player to make his debut as a Miami Marlin in April of 2012
Dan Jennings
During the final homestand of 2024, this player hit what is estimated to be one of the longest home runs so far at ABC Supply Stadium: 470 feet!
Brock Vradenburg
South Florida native and former two-sport collegiate athlete traded to Miami in 2018, elected free agency 2022, retired 2024
Tommy Eveld