Miami Marlins: The 10 Best Hitters Statistically in Marlins Franchise History
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HM: Juan Pierre
Notable Marlins Stats: .295 BA ranks 5th / 682 Hits in 599 games played
The speedster leadoff-hitter for the 2003 World Series winning team. Pierre was an iron-man playing three complete seasons for the Marlins organization where he played in all 162 games.
HM: Derrek Lee
Notable Marlins Stats: .822 OPS ranks 9th / 129 HR ranks 6th
Another staple from the 2003 Championship team, Lee even won his first of three Gold Gloves with us at first base.
HM: Christian Yelich
Notable Marlins Stats: 719 Hits ranks 10th / .800 OPS / 16.9 oWAR
Yelich won his first NL MVP the season after the Jeter group dealt him. Always a favorite of Marlins fans, Yelich never hit for power with us, but was always reliable. This is evident by Yelich never batting under .280 in his five years as a member of the Marlins organization.
With the rules and honorable mentions now out of the way, onto the list.