List of Miami Marlins owners and executives

General managers

Key
#	Order of tenure as General Manager
W	Regular season wins
L	Regular season losses
Win%	Winning percentage
LC	League Championships: number of League Championships, or pennants, achieved under the general manager
WS	World Series Championships: number of World Series victories achieved under the general manager
Ref	Reference
†	Won World Series title

Statistics current through 2009 season

#	General Manager	Seasons	W	L	Win%	LC	WS	Ref
1	Dave Dombrowski^†	1993–2001	627	764	.450	1	1	^[1]
2	Larry Beinfest^†	2002–2007	485	487	.498	1	1	^[2]
3	Michael Hill	2008–2013, 2016–2020	171	152	.528	0	0	^[3]
4	Dan Jennings	2013–2015	55	69	.444	0	0	^[4]
5	Kim Ng	2020–2023	167	217	.435	0	0	^[5]

Statistics updated March 3, 2019

#	Owner(s)	Years	Wins	Losses	WPct	WS	Ref
1	Wayne Huizenga	1993 – 1998	408	498	.450	1997 World Series Champion	^[6]
2	John W. Henry	1999 – 2001	219	266	.452	None	^[7]
3	Jeffrey Loria	2002 – 2017	1,224	1323	.481	2003 World Series Champion
4	Bruce Sherman	2018 – present	218	327	.434	None
Totals			2088	2438	.461	2

^ "Dave Dombrowski". BaseballReference.com. Retrieved June 25, 2010.
^ "Larry Beinfest". BaseballReference.com. Retrieved June 25, 2010.
^ "Michael Hill". BaseballReference.com. Retrieved June 25, 2010.
^ "Statement from Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria | marlins.com: News". Archived from the original on 2013-10-23.
^ "General Managers | History | Miami Marlins". MLB.com.
^ Wayne Huizenga
^ John W. Henry

East	David Rubenstein (Baltimore Orioles) John W. Henry (Boston Red Sox) Hal Steinbrenner (New York Yankees) Stuart Sternberg (Tampa Bay Rays) Rogers Communications (Toronto Blue Jays)
Central	Jerry Reinsdorf (Chicago White Sox) Larry Dolan (Cleveland Guardians) Ilitch Holdings (Detroit Tigers) John Sherman (Kansas City Royals) Jim Pohlad (Minnesota Twins)
West	Jim Crane (Houston Astros) Arte Moreno (Los Angeles Angels) John Fisher (Oakland Athletics) John W. Stanton (Seattle Mariners) Ray Davis and Bob R. Simpson (Texas Rangers)

National League

East	Liberty Media (Atlanta Braves) Bruce Sherman (Miami Marlins) Steve Cohen (New York Mets) John S. Middleton (Philadelphia Phillies) Mark Lerner (Washington Nationals)
Central	Thomas S. Ricketts (Chicago Cubs) Bob Castellini (Cincinnati Reds) Mark Attanasio (Milwaukee Brewers) Robert Nutting (Pittsburgh Pirates) William DeWitt Jr. (St. Louis Cardinals)
West	Ken Kendrick (Arizona Diamondbacks) Monfort brothers (Colorado Rockies) Guggenheim Baseball Management (Los Angeles Dodgers) Peter Seidler (San Diego Padres) Larry Baer (San Francisco Giants)

East	Mike Elias (Baltimore Orioles) Vacant (Boston Red Sox) Brian Cashman (New York Yankees) Peter Bendix (Tampa Bay Rays) Ross Atkins (Toronto Blue Jays)
Central	Chris Getz (Chicago White Sox) Mike Chernoff (Cleveland Guardians) Jeff Greenberg (Detroit Tigers) J. J. Picollo (Kansas City Royals) Thad Levine (Minnesota Twins)
West	Dana Brown (Houston Astros) Perry Minasian (Los Angeles Angels) David Forst (Oakland Athletics) Justin Hollander (Seattle Mariners) Chris Young (Texas Rangers)

East	Alex Anthopoulos (Atlanta Braves) Vacant (Miami Marlins) Vacant (New York Mets) Sam Fuld (Philadelphia Phillies) Mike Rizzo (Washington Nationals)
Central	Carter Hawkins (Chicago Cubs) Brad Meador (Cincinnati Reds) Matt Arnold (Milwaukee Brewers) Ben Cherington (Pittsburgh Pirates) Mike Girsch (St. Louis Cardinals)
West	Mike Hazen (Arizona Diamondbacks) Bill Schmidt (Colorado Rockies) Brandon Gomes (Los Angeles Dodgers) A. J. Preller (San Diego Padres) Pete Putila (San Francisco Giants)

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v t e Principal owners of the Miami Marlins franchise
Wayne Huizenga John W. Henry Jeffrey Loria Bruce Sherman

v t e Miami Marlins general managers
Dave Dombrowski (1993–2001) Larry Beinfest (2002–2007) Michael Hill (2008–2013) Dan Jennings (2013–2015) Michael Hill (2016, 2017–2020) Kim Ng (2020–2023)