MLB/Teams/Miami Marlins

MIAMI MARLINS

National League East · 2008–2026 · 2,329 games

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2017 REGULAR SEASON

No record

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RUNS SCORED

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RUNS ALLOWED

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RUN DIFFERENTIAL

No postseason

01/2017 hitting

29 batters
Regular season

Player	POS	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	AVG	OBP	SLG
José Ureña	P	68	1,276	154	304	50	10	52	70	128	226	10	.238	.308	.415
Dan Straily	–	33	687	90	176	41	5	31	84	60	170	10	.256	.316	.466
Marcell Ozuna	DH	159	613	93	191	30	2	37	124	64	144	1	.312	.377	.548
Christian Yelich	LF	156	602	100	170	36	2	18	81	80	137	16	.282	.367	.439
Giancarlo Stanton	DH	159	597	123	168	32	0	59	132	85	163	2	.281	.371	.631
J.T. Realmuto	C	141	532	68	148	31	5	17	65	36	106	8	.278	.324	.451
Adam Conley	–	22	403	74	114	17	5	19	64	42	72	0	.283	.351	.491
Edinson Volquez	–	17	331	46	78	19	2	8	41	53	81	12	.236	.341	.378
Dustin McGowan	–	63	294	42	77	16	1	13	51	27	64	3	.262	.324	.456
Vance Worley	–	24	292	56	99	26	2	9	52	30	50	3	.339	.401	.534
Miguel Rojas	2B	90	272	37	79	16	2	1	26	27	32	2	.290	.355	.375
Kyle Barraclough	–	66	239	25	53	6	0	5	22	38	76	5	.222	.329	.310
Odrisamer Despaigne	–	18	223	31	57	11	1	3	29	24	31	2	.256	.328	.354
Tom Koehler	–	12	222	50	67	9	0	15	48	29	44	5	.302	.382	.545
Junichi Tazawa	–	55	211	35	55	10	1	8	31	22	38	4	.261	.330	.431
Justin Nicolino	–	20	204	33	66	12	2	8	37	20	26	2	.324	.384	.520
Jarlín García	–	68	200	29	47	9	2	6	30	17	42	1	.235	.295	.390
Brad Ziegler	–	53	186	29	57	10	0	1	32	16	26	2	.306	.361	.376
Brian Ellington	–	42	178	39	48	14	0	7	31	35	48	2	.270	.390	.466
David Phelps	–	44	173	20	42	6	1	5	19	21	51	2	.243	.325	.376
Nick Wittgren	–	38	166	22	46	14	2	5	24	13	43	0	.277	.330	.476
AJ Ramos	–	40	146	17	30	4	1	4	17	22	47	1	.205	.310	.329
Jeff Locke	–	7	135	30	42	6	3	4	28	15	26	5	.311	.380	.489
Drew Steckenrider	–	37	132	13	30	5	0	4	23	18	54	2	.227	.320	.356
Chris O'Grady	–	13	123	16	33	7	2	4	13	18	30	1	.268	.362	.455
Wei-Yin Chen	–	9	121	14	25	4	2	3	14	9	25	0	.207	.262	.347
Dillon Peters	–	6	118	18	32	5	0	3	16	19	27	0	.271	.372	.390
Javy Guerra	–	16	80	8	23	4	0	2	15	7	12	0	.287	.345	.412
Hunter Cervenka	–	5	12	8	1	0	0	0	1	8	6	0	.083	.450	.083

02/2017 pitching

24 pitchers
Regular season

Player	G	W	L	IP	H	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA	WHIP
Dan Straily	33	10	9	181.2	176	86	60	170	31	4.26	1.30
José Ureña	68	14	7	169.2	152	72	64	113	26	3.82	1.27
Adam Conley	22	8	8	102.2	114	70	42	72	19	6.14	1.52
Edinson Volquez	17	4	8	92.1	78	43	53	81	8	4.19	1.42
Dustin McGowan	63	8	2	77.2	77	41	27	64	13	4.75	1.34
Vance Worley	24	2	6	71.2	99	55	30	50	9	6.91	1.80
Kyle Barraclough	66	6	2	66.0	53	22	38	76	5	3.00	1.38
Odrisamer Despaigne	18	2	3	58.1	57	26	24	31	3	4.01	1.39
Tom Koehler	12	1	5	55.2	67	49	29	44	15	7.92	1.72
Junichi Tazawa	55	3	5	55.1	55	35	22	38	8	5.69	1.39
Jarlín García	68	1	2	53.1	47	28	17	42	6	4.72	1.20
Justin Nicolino	20	2	3	48.0	66	27	20	26	8	5.06	1.79
Brad Ziegler	53	1	4	47.0	57	25	16	26	1	4.79	1.55
David Phelps	44	2	4	47.0	42	18	21	51	5	3.45	1.34
Brian Ellington	42	1	1	44.2	48	36	35	48	7	7.25	1.86
Nick Wittgren	38	3	1	42.1	46	22	13	43	5	4.68	1.39
AJ Ramos	40	2	4	39.2	30	16	22	47	4	3.63	1.31
Drew Steckenrider	37	1	1	34.2	30	9	18	54	4	2.34	1.38
Chris O'Grady	13	2	1	33.0	33	16	18	30	4	4.36	1.55
Wei-Yin Chen	9	2	1	33.0	25	14	9	25	3	3.82	1.03
Jeff Locke	7	0	5	32.0	42	29	15	26	4	8.16	1.78
Dillon Peters	6	1	2	31.1	32	18	19	27	3	5.17	1.63
Javy Guerra	16	1	1	21.0	23	7	7	12	2	3.00	1.43
Hunter Cervenka	5	0	0	4.2	1	8	8	6	0	15.43	1.93

03/2017 results

0 played
0 scheduled

Everything above is 2017 regular season; spring training is excluded and postseason games appear in the results list marked with their round but are not in the record or the roster tables. A player appears in the hitting table if he batted and in the pitching table if he pitched, both decided by what he actually did rather than by his listed position, so a position player who finished a blowout on the mound appears in both. Innings pitched is summed as outs and converted once: the stored value is in thirds, so “6.1” is six innings and one out, and adding those as decimals understates a staff’s workload. ERA and WHIP are computed from those out totals rather than averaged from per-game figures. On-base percentage here is (H + BB) over (AB + BB); hit-by-pitch and sacrifice flies are not in the source rows, so it is marginally below the official figure for players who are hit often.