Who Played For Both Cubs And Marlins? A Look At The Surprising Connections.

Andre Dawson, a Hall of Famer, played for both the Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins. He spent six seasons with the Cubs, where he was a dominant force, racking up a remarkable 18.8 WAR. Dawson’s time with the Marlins was brief, spanning only two seasons, but it didn’t match his success with the Cubs, resulting in a -1.0 WAR.

Dawson’s time with the Cubs was a highlight of his career. He was known for his incredible power, speed, and defense. He won the National League MVP award in 1987 while playing for the Cubs. After leaving the Cubs, Dawson signed with the Florida Marlins (now the Miami Marlins) in 1993. He played two seasons in Florida, but his age and injuries limited his effectiveness.

It’s interesting to note the contrast in Dawson’s performance between the two teams. While he was a powerhouse with the Cubs, his time with the Marlins wasn’t as successful. Despite this, Dawson’s impact on the game is undeniable, and his time with both the Cubs and Marlins is part of his impressive baseball legacy.