Dontrelle Willis
Studio and Game Analyst / Dodgers Broadcast Team Member
Miami Connection
Willis anchored the Marlins' 2003 World Series championship pitching staff and became a symbol of South Florida baseball excitement with his dynamic style and nickname 'D-Train.' His induction into the Marlins Legends Hall of Fame in 2026, complete with a bobblehead giveaway, celebrates his enduring legacy and continued fan engagement at events like the Palm Beach Card Show. Living in North Miami Beach, he represents ongoing pride in Miami's sports heritage.
About
Born in Oakland, California, Dontrelle Willis rose to fame with the Florida Marlins after being drafted by the Chicago Cubs, debuting in 2003 with an explosive rookie season that earned him NL Rookie of the Year honors and a World Series title. He spent five standout years in Miami, making 162 starts with a 3.78 ERA and securing two All-Star selections, including Marlins MVP in 2005. Willis resides in North Miami Beach, maintaining strong ties to the South Florida community as a fan favorite. Now retired from playing, he serves as a television broadcaster, joining the Los Angeles Dodgers team in 2022 while also working as a studio and game analyst for Fox Sports and AppleTV+.