2024 postseason field filled with former Marlins

[Ely Sussman]

Each of the 12 MLB teams still in the hunt for a World Series title have connections to the Fish.

It's a near-annual tradition. There are pleasant surprises like 2023 when the Miami Marlins themselves sneak into the MLB postseason field. Far more often than not, unfortunately, the Marlins turn into spectators during October.

So which former Fish will win World Series rings in 2024? In advance of Tuesday's playoff action, here is a team-by-team roundup on who's in the mix.

Unless otherwise clarified in parentheses, everybody listed below previously played MLB regular season games with the Marlins and is eligible to compete in the postseason (though some will be left off of their team's roster). I've also listed notable people who have less obvious yet still relevant connections to Miami.

 

Atlanta Braves

Adam Duvall 

Dylan Lee (ex-Marlins prospect)

Marcell Ozuna 

Jorge Soler 

 

Baltimore Orioles

Fredi Gonzalez (ex-Marlins manager)

Brandon Hyde (ex-Marlins coach and interim manager)

Emmanuel Rivera 

Trevor Rogers 

 

Cleveland Guardians

Josh Naylor (ex-Marlins prospect)

 

Detroit Tigers

Sean Guenther 

Juan Nieves (ex-Marlins coach)

 

Houston Astros

Joe Espada (ex-Marlins coach)

 

Kansas City Royals

Yuli Gurriel 

Garrett Hampson 

 

Los Angeles Dodgers

Austin Barnes (ex-Marlins prospect)

Kiké Hernández 

Miguel Rojas 

Alex Vesia 

 

Milwaukee Brewers

Colin Rea 

Christian Yelich (unavailable due to injury)

 

New York Mets 

Huascar Brazoban 

Starling Marte 

Ryne Stanek 

 

New York Yankees

Jon Berti 

Jazz Chisholm Jr. 

Cody Poteet 

Giancarlo Stanton 

 

Philadelphia Phillies

J.T. Realmuto 

Kyle Tyler 

 

San Diego Padres

Luis Arraez 

Bryan Hoeing 

Michael King (ex-Marlins prospect)

Sean Reynolds 

Tanner Scott 

Donovan Solano 

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[THOMAS JOSEPH]

My post-season wish list, in ascending order: 1) anyone but the Dodgers or the Yankees; 2) a team that has not won a title or a low-revenue team; 3) the Padres to win it all this year.