Where are they now? 2026 teams for all of last year's Marlins players

Even the most obsessive Miami Marlins fans would have a hard time remembering everybody who suited up for the team last season. Many of those individuals have since been traded, waived or released, but with few exceptions, their playing careers will continue into 2026.

The Marlins used 56 different players in regular season games a year ago. Only 29 are still with the organization: Maximo Acosta, Sandy Alcantara, Lake Bachar, Anthony Bender, Griffin Conine, Xavier Edwards, Calvin Faucher, Cade Gibson, Ryan Gusto, Ronny Henriquez, Heriberto Hernández, Liam Hicks, Janson Junk, Otto Lopez, Jakob Marsee, Adam Mazur, Max Meyer, Patrick Monteverde, Brian Navarreto, Connor Norby, Graham Pauley, Eury Pérez, Michael Petersen, Tyler Phillips, Agustín Ramírez, Javier Sanoja, Kyle Stowers, Jesús Tinoco and Tyler Zuber.

The following tracker will be updated regularly leading up to Opening Day.

Found new homes

These ex-Marlins have secured contracts for the 2026 season with new professional teams (parentheses denote a foreign pro league):

• Luarbert Arias—El Águila de Veracruz (MEX)
• Valente Bellozo—Colorado Rockies
• Jonah Bride—Texas Rangers
• Edward Cabrera—Chicago Cubs

• Xzavion Curry—Tigres de Quintana Roo (MEX)
• Nick Fortes—Tampa Bay Rays
• Connor Gillispie—Philadelphia Phillies
• Derek Hill—Chicago White Sox
• Troy Johnston—Colorado Rockies
• Seth Martinez—Boston Red Sox
• Matt Mervis—Washington Nationals
• Victor Mesa Jr.—Tampa Bay Rays
• Dane Myers—Cincinnati Reds
• Cal Quantrill—Texas Rangers
• Christian Roa—Houston Astros
• Jesús Sánchez—Toronto Blue Jays

• Ronny Simon—Pittsburgh Pirates
• Josh Simpson—Seattle Mariners
• George Soriano—St. Louis Cardinals
• Freddy Tarnok—Hiroshima Carp (NPB)
• Anthony Veneziano—SSG Landers (KBO)
• Eric Wagaman—Minnesota Twins
• Ryan Weathers—New York Yankees
• Joey Wiemer—Washington Nationals
• Jack Winkler—Houston Astros

Still searching

That leaves two other players with unresolved job searches: Rob Brantly and Robinson Piña.