The Beginning - The original National League featured a Philadelphia Phillies franchise which folded after one year. The current franchise debuted in 1883 as the Philadelphia Quakers. The team became the Phillies in 1890.
The Dark Times for Liberty
Between 1934 and 1948, neither of the Philadelphia franchises finished higher than 4th place in their respective leagues, and neither had a winning season between '34 and '46.
Best Trade in Team History - In 1972, the Phillies sent Rick Wise to the Cardinals in exchange for Steve Carlton. Carlton would go on to win the Cy Young and Triple Crown in his first season as a Phillie, and he would win three more Cy Youngs with the Phils.
Worst Trade in Team History - In 1982, the Phillies acquired Ivan DeJesus from the Cubs in exchange for veteran Larry Bowa and a prospect named Ryne Sandberg.
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All Philadelphia Phillies Stories
2009 Phillies Team Preview There is only reason to think that this team can't repeat their World Series win: because teams don't repeat World Series wins. Otherwise, this year's sqaud only looks better than the 2008 World Series winners.
2008 Phillies Team Preview A quiet offseason should have involved a blockbuster deal involving Jim Thome.
Should Jimmy Rollins Win the NL MVP?
Great counting stats; ho-hum rate stats.
2007 Phillies Team Preview The 2007 Phillies should be able to compete for the division title and probably lock down the wild card.
2006 Phillies Team Preview Offense? Check. Defense? Check. Pitching? Uh-oh. Must've slipped their minds... again.
2005 Phillies Team Preview A quiet offseason should have involved a blockbuster deal involving Jim Thome.
Splitsville: 2005 Batters 1/9/06 Brewers, Blue Jays, Phillies, Rangers, and Mets fans: see how a careful analysis of split statistics elucidates your team's offseason moves.
2005 Team Notes 12/7/05 Keith digs through stats to clarify what the loss of Billy Wagner will mean for the club.
Asher's 2005 Year In Review 11/10/05 Asher's accolades go to Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, and Ryan Howard, but he leads off with a little known fact about Bobby Abreu's 2005 season.
Scouting Report: Phillies 1B Ryan Howard 3/28/05 "That awesome-hitting first baseman on the Phillies" is a phrase someone might use to try to describe Jim Thome. By next season, it will be one of the ways people describe uber-slugger Ryan Howard.
2005 Phillies Team Preview No team in the NL East had an offseason as quiet as the Philadelphia Phillies did. Here is a position-by-position account of the Phamiliar Phillies.
Pitchers That Make You Go ‘Hmm . . . ’
We all know that 1987 was a hitters paradise, but giving the NL Cy Young to Steve Bedrosian? C'mon.
Grover Cleveland Alexander vs. Lefty Grove
A statistical comparison of two of the greatest pitchers of all time.
Philadelphia Phillies Archive
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Manager
Best Overall Player
Best Overall Pitcher
Worst Overall Player
Worst Overall Pitcher
Most Overrated Player
Most Underrated Player
Best Player Name
Catcher
First Base
Second Base
Third Base
Shortstop
Utility
Left Field
Center Field
Right Field
Fourth Outfielder
Starting Pitcher
Starting Pitcher
Starting Pitcher
Starting Pitcher
Starting Pitcher
Relief Pitcher
Relief Pitcher
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Danny Ozark
Ed Delahanty
Mike Schmidt
Pete Alexander
Kevin Jordan
Les Sweetland
Richie Ashburn
Lefty O'Doul
Gavvy Cravath
Pinky Whitney
Darren Daulton
Dick Allen
Chase Utley
Mike Schmidt
Granny Hamner
Ed Delahanty
Sherry Magee
Cy Williams
Gavvy Cravath
Chuck Klein
Pete Alexander
Steve Carlton
Robin Roberts
Curt Schilling
Curt Simmons
Tug McGraw
Ron Reed
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Harry Kalas: Voice of the Phillies
"We've got hiiiiigh hopes"
Games
At-Bats
Runs
Hits
Doubles
Triples
Home Runs
Runs Batted In
Stolen Bases
Total Bases
Batting Average
On-Base Pct.
Slugging Pct.
OPS
Games Pitched
Innings Pitched
Wins
Losses
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ERA
Shutouts
Saves
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701 - Juan Samuel, 1984
192 - Billy Hamilton, 1894
158 - Chuck Klein, 1930
254 - Lefty O'Doul, 1929
59 - Chuck Klein, 1930
26 - Sam Thompson, 1894
17 - Elmer Flick, 1901
48 - Mike Schmidt, 1980
170 - Chuck Klein, 1930
115 - Billy Hamilton, 1891
445 - Chuck Klein, 1930
.398 - Lefty O'Doul, 1929
.465 - Lefty O'Doul, 1929
.687 - Chuck Klein, 1930
1.123 - Chuck Klein, 1930
90 - Kent Tekulve, 1987
388.2 - Grover Alexander, 1916
33 - Grover Alexander, 1916
24 - Chick Fraser, 1904
319 - Curt Schilling
164 - Earl Moore, 1911
1.22 - Grover Alexander
16 - Grover Alexander, 1916
45 - Jose Mesa, 2002
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Games
At-Bats
Runs
Hits
Doubles
Triples
HR
RBI
SB
TB
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Games
Innings
Wins
Losses
Strikeouts
Walks
ERA
Shutouts
Saves
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2404 - Mike Schmidt
8352 - Mike Schmidt
1506 - Mike Schmidt
2234 - Mike Schmidt
442 - Ed Delahanty
158 - Ed Delahanty
548 - Mike Schmidt
1595 - Mike Schmidt
510 - Billy Hamilton
4404 - Mike Schmidt
.361 - Billy Hamilton
529 - Robin Roberts
3739.1 - Robin Roberts
241 - Steve Carlton
199 - Robin Roberts
3031 - Steve Carlton
1252 - Steve Carlton
2.18 - Grover Alexander
61 - Grover Alexander
111 - Jose Mesa
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*Baseball Evolution Hall of Famer
Bold players are in both Halls
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Most Valuable Players
Chuck Klein - 1932
Jim Konstanty - 1950
Mike Schmidt - 1980
Mike Schmidt - 1981
Ryan Howard - 2006
Jimmy Rollins - 2007
Cy Young Winners
Steve Carlton - 1972
Steve Carlton - 1977
Steve Carlton - 1980
Steve Carlton - 1982
John Denny - 1983
Steve Bedrosian - 1987
Rookies of the Year
Jack Sanford - 1957
Dick Allen - 1964
Scott Rolen - 1997
Firemen of the Year
Al Holland - 1983
Steve Bedrosian - 1987
Brad Lidge - 2008
Kingman Award Winners
Rip Repulski - 1955
Del Ennis - 1956
Wally Post - 1959
Dick Stuart - 1965
Alex Gonzalez of the Marlins
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Triple Crown Hitters
Chuck Klein (28/120/.368) 1933
Triple Crown Pitchers
Grover Alexander (31/241/1.22) 1915
Grover Alexander (33/167/1.55) 1916
Grover Alexander (30/200/1.83) 1917
Steve Carlton (27/310/1.97) 1966
3-4-5 Club
Ed Delahanty
Bobby Abreu
Lefty O'Doul
100-Plus Club
Nap Lajoie (9/127) 1897
Nap Lajoie (6/127) 1898
Sherry Magee (6/123) 1910
Gavvy Cravath (19/128) 1913
Chuck Klein (43/145) 1929
Pinky Whitney (8/115) 1929
Chuck Klein (40/170) 1930
Pinky Whitney (8/117) 1930
Don Hurst (24/143) 1932
Pinky Whitney (13/124) 1932
500 Outs Club
Granny Hamner - 1949
Larry Bowa - 1971
Larry Bowa - 1976
Larry Bowa - 1974
Dave Cash - 1976
Juan Samuel - 1984
Juan Samuel - 1985
Doug Glanville - 1998
Doug Glanville - 2000
Jimmy Rollins - 2001
Jimmy Rollins - 2002
Jimmy Rollins - 2005
Jimmy Rollins - 2006
Jimmy Rollins - 2007
Jimmy Rollins - 2009
50 Home Run Club
Ryan Howard - 58, 2006
30-30 Club Members
Bobby Abreu (31/36) 2001
Bobby Abreu (30/40) 2004
Sub-2.00 ERA
Four Home Run Club
Four Home Run Club
Ed Delahanty - 1896
Chuck Klein - 1936
Mike Schmidt - 1976
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