Miami Marlins Batting Average Leaders

Career totals with the Marlins and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

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Miguel Cabrera holds the Marlins career record with .313 batting average. The single-season record is .354, by Luis Arraez in 2023.

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs the standard 3.1 plate appearances per team game with the club, a career 3,000+ plate appearances with the club.

All-time Marlins leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	AVG	G
1	Miguel Cabrera	2003–2007	.313	720
2	Hanley Ramirez	2006–2012	.301	943
3	Luis Castillo	1996–2005	.293	1,128
4	Jeff Conine	1993–2005	.290	1,014
5	Mike Lowell	1999–2005	.272	981
6	Giancarlo Stanton	2010–2017	.268	986
7	Derrek Lee	1998–2003	.264	844
8	Dan Uggla	2006–2010	.263	776
9	Alex Gonzalez	1998–2005	.245	896

Single-season Marlins records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	AVG	G
1	Luis Arraez	2023	.354	147
2	Hanley Ramirez	2009	.342	151
3	Miguel Cabrera	2006	.339	158
4	Luis Castillo	2000	.334	136
5	Dee Strange-Gordon	2015	.333	145
6	Hanley Ramirez	2007	.332	154
7	Juan Pierre	2004	.326	162
8	Miguel Cabrera	2005	.323	158
9	Chris Coghlan	2009	.321	128
10	Miguel Cabrera	2007	.320	157
11	Jeff Conine	1994	.319	115
12	Cliff Floyd	2001	.317	149
13	Luis Castillo	2003	.314	152
14	Gary Sheffield	1996	.314	161
15	Marcell Ozuna	2017	.312	159
16	Dee Strange-Gordon	2017	.308	158
17	Juan Pierre	2003	.305	162
18	Luis Castillo	2002	.305	146
19	Martin Prado	2016	.305	153
20	Otto Lopez	2026	.305	157
21	J. T. Realmuto	2016	.303	137
22	Jeff Conine	1995	.302	133
23	Luis Castillo	1999	.302	128
24	Carlos Delgado	2005	.301	144
25	BB Bret Barberie	1994	.301	107