PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Citizens Bank Park
Number of seasons played – 135 (most of any professional sports team in North America) 1883- to current (*through 2017 season)
Record – 9664 wins 10,837 losses .471 winning percentage*
Playoff appearances – 14
World Series appearances – 7 (1916, 1950, 1980, 1983, 1993, 2008, 2009)
World Series Championships – 2 (1980, 2008)
Phillies in Baseball Hall of Fame (year inducted)
Grover C. Alexander P (1938)
Ed Delahanty LF (1945)
Harry Wright Executive (1953)
Billy Hamilton OF (1961)
Dave Bancroft SS (1971)
Sam Thompson RF (1974)
Robin Roberts P (1976)
Chuck Klein RF (1980)
Steve Carlton P (1994)
Mike Schmidt 3B (1995)
Richie Ashburn CF (1995)
Retired Phillies jersey numbers –
HK – Harry Kalas
#1 – Richie Ashburn
#14 – Jim Bunning
#20 – Mike Schmidt
#32 – Steve Carlton
#36 – Robin Roberts
Phillies Wall of Fame
Robin Roberts 1978
Richie Ashburn 1979
Chuck Klein 1980
Grover C. Alexander 1981
Del Ennis 1982
Jim Bunning 1984
Ed Delahanty 1985
Cy Williams 1986
Granny Hamner 1987
Paul Owens 1988
Steve Carlton 1989
Mike Schmidt 1990
Larry Bowa 1991
Chris Short 1992
Curt Simmons 1993
Dick Allen 1994
Willie Jones 1995
Sam Thompson 1996
Johnny Callison 1997
Greg Luzinski 1998
Tug McGraw 1999
Gavvy Cravat 2000
Garry Maddox 2001
Tony Taylor 2002
Sherry Magee 2003
Billy Hamilton 2004
Bob Boone 2005
Dallas Green 2006
John Vukovich 2007
Juan Samuel 2008
Harry Kalas 2009
Darren Daulton 2010
John Kruk 2011
Mike Lieberthal 2012
Curt Schilling 2013
Charlie Manuel 2014
Pat Burrell 2015
Jim Thome 2016
Phillies Hall of Fame Broadcasters
By Saam 1990
Harry Kalas 2002
League Award Winners
MVP
Lefty Grove (Athletics) 1931
Jimmie Foxx (Athletics) 1932, 1933
Bobby Shantz (Athletics) 1952
Chuck Klein 1932
Jim Konstanty 1950
Mike Schmidt 1980
Mike Schmidt 1981
Mike Schmidt 1986
Ryan Howard 2006
Jimmy Rollins 2007
CY YOUNG
Steve Carlton 1972
Steve Carlton 1977
Steve Carlton 1980
Steve Carlton 1982
John Denny 1983
Steve Bedrosian 1987
Roy Halladay 2010
MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Larry Bowa 2001
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Harry Byrd (Athletics) 1952
Jack Sanford 1957
Dick Allen 1964
Scott Rolen 1997
Ryan Howard 2005
ROBERTO CLEMENTE
Greg Luzinski 1978
Garry Maddox 1986
Jimmy Rollins 2014
SILVER SLUGGER AWARD
Mike Schmidt 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986
Manny Trillo 1980, 1981
Juan Samuel 1987
Darren Daulton 1992
Lenny Dykstra 1993
Bobby Abreau 2004
Ryan Howard 2006
Chase Utley 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Jimmy Rollins 2007
GOLD GLOVE
Bobby Wine 1963
Ruben Amaro 1964
Bill White 1966
Larry Bowa 1972, 1978
Garry Maddox 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
Jim Kaat 1976, 1977
Mike Schmidt 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986
Bob Boone 1978, 1979
Many Trillo 1979, 1981, 1982
Steve Carlton 1981
Scott Rolen 1998, 2000, 2001
Mike Lieberthal 1999
Bobby Abreau 2005
Jimmy Rollins 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012
Aaron Rowand 2007
Shane Victorino 2008, 2009, 2010
Placido Polanco 2011
HANK AARON
Ryan Howard 2006
COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Brad Lidge 2008
WORLD SERIES MVP
Mike Schmidt 1980
Cole Hamels 2008
NLCS MVP
Manny Trillo 1980
Gary Matthews 1983
Curt Schilling 1993
Cole Hamels 2008
Ryan Howard 2009
ALL STAR GAME MVP
Johnny Callison 1964
RELIEF MAN AWARD
Al Holland 1983
Steve Bedrosian 1987
Brad Lidge 2008
ALL-TIME TEAM LEADERS
Hitting
WAR – Mike Schmidt, 106.5
Games played – Mike Schmidt, 2,404
ABs – Jimmy Rollins, 8,628
HRs – Mike Schmidt, 548
RBIs – Mike Schmidt, 1,595
BBs – Mike Schmidt, 1,507
HBP – Chase Utley, 173
SB% – Chase Utley, 88.75%
Pitching
Wins – Steve Carlton, 241
Starts – Steve Carlton, 499
Appearances – Robin Roberts, 529
Innings pitched – Robin Roberts, 3,739.1
Strikeouts – Steve Carlton, 3,031
Saves – Jonathan Papelbon, 123
Start your engines… 54 different pitchers have started a season opener for the Phillies since 1908.
Start your engines… Most season opening starts per position…
C Mike Leiberthal 10,
1B Ryan Howard 10,
2B Chase Utley 8,
3B Mike Schmidt 16,
SS Jimmy Rollins 14,
RF Johnny Callison 9,
CF Richie Ashburn 10,
LF Greg Luzinski 9,
SP Lefty Steve Carlton 14,
SP Righty Robin Roberts 12.
Where there’s smoke… The Phillies have had 3 300+ strikeout seasons by their pitchers in team history. Curt Schilling did it in back-to-back seasons racking up a team-record 319 Kos in 1997 and followed that up with a team-3rd best 300 in 1998. Hall of Famer Steve Carlton had a team-2nd best 310 in 1972.
Did you know… The Phillies have been to the World Series 7 times in 135 years. Three of those appearances came within a 14-year period. 33 years till 1st, 35 years till the next, 30 years till next which began 3 in 14 years, then a 15-year wait before 2 in a row for the first time in team history.
Did you know… The Phillies played their 1st Major League game on May 1st, 1883, a 4-3 loss to the Providence Grays. They lost their first 8 games.
Did you know… Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins had a MLB-record 716 ABs in 2007.
Did you know… Phillies Hall of Famer Steve Carlton holds the MLB record for pick-offs with 144.
Did you know… Phillies Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher to win a game in MLB history on May 16th, 2012.
Did you know… Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz is the only MLB catcher to catch two no-hitters in the same season (2010).
Did you know… The Phillies and the Athletics have made 12 trades during their team’s histories. Only two were while both were in Philly.
Did you know… The Robert Redford movie “The Natural” is based on the life of Phillies 1B Eddie Waitkus.
Did you know… On October 6th, 1923, Boston Braves infielder Ernie Padgett turned an unassisted triple play against the Phillies in the 4th inning of the last game of the 1923 season. It was the 1st triple play ever in the National league, and 4th in modern day MLB history. The Philly-born Padgett, snared a Walter Holke line drive, touched second, and tagged runner coming from first. It was Padgett’s 4th MLB game of his career.
Did you know… The Phillies have had two players in their history record an unassisted triple play. Mickey Morandini had the 9th triple play in the modern era in 1992, and Eric Bruntlett had the 15th in 2009. Both triple plays were off the bats of Jeffs (Jeff King 1992, Jeff Francoeur 2009).
Did you know… Phillies pitcher Jake Thompson had 4 strikeouts in the 2nd inning vs Colorado Rockies on 8/12/16. He was the 1st Phillies pitcher to ever accomplish the feat. Thompson was just in his 6th MLB inning and second MLB game.
Did you know… On April 17th, 1965 LA Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale had 4 strikeouts against the Phillies in the 2nd inning of a Phillies 3-2 win. It was just the 11th 4 strikeout inning in MLB modern era.
Did you know… On June 21st, 2008 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim pitcher Scot Shields had 4 strikeouts against the Phillies in the 8th inning of a 6-2 Phillies loss. It was the 51st 4 strikeout inning in MLB modern era.
Did you know… The Phillies have hosted 3 All Star games, 1952, 1976, and 1996. The Philadelphia Athletics were the first to host a MLB All Star game in Philly, hosting in 1943.
Did you know… On July 8th, 1952, the Phillies hosted their 1st MLB All Star game. The NL defeated the AL 3-2 in 5 innings. It’s the only MLB All Star game in league history to end early due to rain.
Did you know… The Phillies and the Philadelphia Athletics both hosted a MLB All Star game on July 13th. The A’s in 1943, the Phils in 1976.
