The Philadelphia Phillies is a Major League Baseball team located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They are a team with a long history and have been in Philadelphia since its founding in 1883.

Philadelphia Philliest (English: Philadelphia Phillies) is a MLB team located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They are a team with a history of many years and have been in Philadelphia since the team was founded in 1883. Phillies is affiliated with the East District of the National League. Since 2004, the team's home court has become the Citizen Bank Stadium located in South Philadelphia.

Philadelphia won two World Series titles (beating Kansas City Royal in 1980 and Tampa Bay in 2008) and seven National League titles. The first championship was the National League title won in 1915.

They are also the first team in the history of the major league to achieve 10,000 losses, and they are also the one with the largest number of defeats in all major league teams.

Team History

Philadelphia Phillies was founded in 1883. In the early days of the team's establishment, the team's name was Quakers, and the next year it was renamed Philadelphias, which became a common team name. Soon after, the team's English name was shortened to Phillies[4]. During the period from 1884 to 1889, the Quakers and the Phillies interacted with each other, and it was not until 1890 that the Phillies became the official team name and have been used until now. 887 team home with Baker Bowel. The Phillies spent nearly 30 years here to win the first championship in team history - the National League Championship. During this period, there were outstanding players such as Ed Delahanty, Billy Hamilton, Sam Thompson, etc., but soon after these players left the team to go to the newly established American League .

• 915 was a dazzling year in the early days of the Phillies. This year, the Phillies won the first championship in team history - the National League champion , and won the ticket to the World Series. I have such a good result. I have to thank pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander and right fielder Gavvy Cravath for their excellent performance. Among them, Gavvy Cravath won the home run and RBI of the season with 24 home runs. However, the Phillies did not win the World Series championship this year, losing to with 1 win and 4 losses to Boston Red Sox . The Phillies lost 4 games with 1 point difference.
• After the end of the 1915 World Series, the poor finance plagued the team, and the Phillies fell into a long period of darkness from 1918 and 1948. Only in 1932, the National League ranked fourth. This year, Chuck Klein of the Phillies won the MVP and won the Triple Crown in 1933 the next year. All of the other periods outside 1932 ranked in the bottom few, and they fell into long-term painful struggles.

Whiz Kids era

In 1938, the Phillies moved their home court from Baker Bowl to Connie Mack Stadium, but this did not increase much for the number of spectators, because from 1938 to 1942, the Phillies were at the bottom of the league for five consecutive seasons, which made the Phillies' reputation in the National League quickly increase, but it was a bad reputation. In February 1943, the league began to control some debt teams. They sold the team to William D. Cox in New York, a leader of a group. After buying the team, Cox almost did not pay attention to the development of players.

Later, the team turned to the hands of DuPont Robert M. Carpenter and son of Derawai, and became president with Robert Jr. The young Carpenter initially wanted to change the team's image with the name "Blue Jays", but the new name was not accepted. The plan was stopped in 1949 and changed to establish a minor league system as an alternative. This plan also brought some baseball Hall of Fame players from the Phillies, such as Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts, and the title of Whiz Kids also appeared at this time.

950's Phillies followed the lead in July and August; but at the end of September, they were only two games behind the Brooklyn Dodgers.The final series of the season was a match between the two teams, and the Phillies finally relied on Dick Sisler's home run to smash the Phillies into the 1950 World Series [8]. But at this time, Curt Simmons on the team, after winning 17 wins, was called to serve in the military in September because of the outbreak of the Korean War of , so he missed the World Championship.

950 World Series, the Phillies suffered a sweep from New York Yankees , losing the game with 0 wins and 4 losses, while the first three games only lost one point.

World Championship champion

After 1950, the Phillies' record began to become mediocre, without particularly outstanding results, and the title of child prodigy disappeared. 961, the Phillies broke the record of 23 consecutive losses in the major league since 1900, but after this embarrassing record, with Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts leaving the team and changing to new coach Gene Mauch, the Phillies' record began to improve. In 1962, the Phillies' record was on the 50% brink for the first time in nine years, and the ranking was 7th (all 10 teams).

In 1963, they rose to 4th in the second half of the season; in 1964, with pitcher Jim Bunning from the Detroit Tigers and infielder Dick Allen of the Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year Award, the Phillies began in August with a record of 6.5 wins from 2nd place. However, at the end of September, the last 12 games lost 10 consecutive games and lost the lead, and the St. Louis Cardinals won the first place, while the Phillies only maintained the second place record.

In 1970, the Phillies' last season at Connie Mack Stadium, after the season ended, moved to the new Veterans Stadium and wore a new maroon jersey, hoping that the team would make a new change. In 1974, third baseman Mike Schmidt became one of the best long-dribble players in the league. Although the Phillies had excellent record in the first half of the season, their record gradually declined between August and September and they lost the opportunity to enter the playoffs, but this low did not last long. From 1976 to 1978, the Phillies won the National League East Championship for three consecutive years, but lost the game in the National League Championship.

980 Phillies won the National League East Championship again. In the 1980 National League Championship , they encountered the Houston Astros. The two sides scored 2 wins and 2 losses in the first four games. In the 5th game, the two sides tied 7:7 after 9 innings. The extra game must be extended. In 10 innings, the Phillies hit a double hit with 1 RBI in the middle of the Phillies, helping the Phillies to compete ahead of the game. In the end, the Phillies won the game and won the National League Championship and World Championship ticket. Many polls and comments after the game pointed out that this was the best series in the major league playoffs. The Phillies' opponent in the World Series is Kansas City Royals. The Phillies won the first World Series championship in team history with a record of 4 wins and 2 losses. It is also the 16th team in the Major League team to win the World Series since 1901 to 1961. In 1983, the Phillies made the World Series, but lost to their opponent Baltimore Orioles with 1 win and 4 losses. The Phillies did not enter the playoffs again from 1984 to 1992.

History in recent years

993 In the first month of the season, the Phillies won 17 wins and 5 losses. After the season ended, they won the division championship with 97 wins and 65 losses and entered the playoffs, in the National League Championship Game It was met with Atlanta Warriors , Phillies defeated Warriors with 4 wins and 2 defeats in the 1993 World Series to meet the previous champion Toronto Blue Jays. After the first five games, the Phillies were in a lag behind with 2 wins and 3 losses. At the end of the 9th game in Game 6, the Phillies led by 1 point, but unexpectedly, they were beaten by the Blue Jays Joe Carter hit a goodbye 3 home run and lost the championship. In 2004, the Phillies moved to the new home Citizen Bank Stadium. After the season, the Phillies replaced the new head coach as Charlie Manuel, and in November 2005, Ed Wade was replaced by Pat Gillick as general manager. After taking over, Gillick began to transform the team. In addition to making up for the players through trades, he also trained young core players. These players include infielders Chase Atley, Ryan Howard, Jimmy Rollins and pitcher Cole Hanmels. These players did not disappoint everyone's expectations and helped the Phillies win the 14-year National League East Championship in 2007, but were swept by Colorado Rockies 3 wins and 0 defeats. After the end of the 2007 season, he traded from the Houston Astros to get Brad Liji and trained him to become the team's terminator.

• In 2008, due to the New York Mets 's pitcher crash in September, the Phillies came to the top and won the NFC East Championship for two consecutive years with 92 wins and 70 losses, and eliminated the Milwaki Brewers in the NFC Division Championship with 3 wins and 1 defeat in the NFC Division. This was the first series that the Phillies won in the playoffs since the 1993 World Series.
• has an excellent starting pitcher lineup, allowing the Phillies to successfully defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers and win the NFC championship. In the World Series, they will compete with Tampa Bay Rays for the World Series championship. The Phillies defeated the Lights with 4 wins and 1 defeat, winning the second World Series championship in 126 years in team history, and Cole Hanmels won the National League Championship and the MVP of the World Series. After the season, General Manager Gillick signed outfielder Raul Ibanez in free agency, replacing the team's departure Pat Burrell, and leaving the main players in 2008.
• In July 2009, Pejo Martinis, who won three Cy Young Awards in free agent market, and traded 2008 American League Young Award winner Cliff Lee with the Cleveland Indians before the trading deadline. On September 30, he won the National League East Championship for three consecutive times since 1978, and in the 2009 National League Divisional Tournament, he won the series with 3 wins and 1 defeat. The National League Championship match was against the Dodgers, the team player of the previous year, while the Phillies defeated the Dodgers with 4 wins and 1 defeat, and wanted to compete with the New York Yankees, the American League champion, for the 2009 World Series championship. This is the second time the two teams have played in the World Series since 1950.
• Although the Phillies won the first game beautifully, they lost three consecutive games afterwards. Although they successfully won the fifth game, they still lost the World Championship in Game 6 and missed the second consecutive dominance.

2010-to-present

On December 16, 2009, the team conducted a three-party transaction, trading Cliff Lee from this season to Seattle Mariners, and from Toronto Bluebirds to Loy Halleday. On May 29, Halleday scored a complete game against Florida Marlins . In June, because Toronto is going to hold the 2010 G20 Toronto Summit, the two away games against the Toronto Blue Jays, originally scheduled to be held at the Rogers Center from June 25 to 27, were held at the Phillies at home. Because it is the home game of the American League, there can be a designated blow. This is also the first time that there will be a designated blow in the National League team's home court. In this game, the team arranged Ryan Howard as the designated blow.

After the end of the 2010 season, the Phillies continued to win the East District championship and also won the division championship for four consecutive years. This year, the Phillies were the best team in the major league with 97 wins and 65 losses. The record in September was 20 wins and 5 losses, which was the best record in September since 1983, and also won 11 consecutive victories during this period. On July 29, the team traded Loy Oswah from the Houston Astros to enhance the pitcher's combat power.In Game 1 of the 2010 National League Divisional Tournament, Halleday threw the second playoffs in the major league history, helping the team beat the Cincinnati Heroes 3-0, and the Phillies eliminated the Heroes with three consecutive wins in this series. In the 2010 National League Championship, the Philadelphia's opponent was San Francisco Giants. In the end, he only won 2 wins and 4 losses, and was eliminated, missing the National League Championship for three consecutive years. On December 15, 2010, the Phillies signed Cliff Lee with a five-year contract of $120 million, bringing Lee back to the Phillies.

• 011 season, the Phillies originally led 3-2 and scored 4 hits in 8, among which Ibanez's slam home run, scored 6 points in a single inning. In the end, the Phillies defeated the Cardinals 9-2, and the Phillies won the NFC East Championship for five consecutive years, becoming the first team to enter the playoffs. met the NFC wild card St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Divisional Tournament. The first four teams achieved the advantage of two wins and two losses. In the fifth game, the two teams sent Chris Carbent, a former Toronto Blue Jays teammate and friend, to compete with Loy Halleday. In the end, the Phillies lost to the Cardinals 0-1, and the series of games was eliminated by 2 wins and 3 losses.
• Phillies confirmed to fire head coach Gabe Kapler. Joe Girardi, who defeated the Phillies in 2009 and led the Yankees to win the world championship, was confirmed to be the 55th head coach in the history of the Phillies after two years of head coaching, and will coach Friendship Country next season, with a contract estimated to be 12 million US dollars in three years.
• Philly is determined to fire Matt Klentak, general manager for five years, and temporarily represented by Ned Rice to find the new general manager. Former Red Sox Manager Dave Dombrowski, after helping Red Sox win the World Championship in 2018, resigned the next year due to poor record and overdue salary budget. American media The Athletic revealed that Don Brosky has found a new job and will serve as president of the Phillies baseball development department. The Athletic also quoted sources as saying that the Phillies will release the news as soon as next week.
• With the Philadelphia Phillies losing 3-5 today (1st), watching the strong rivals in the same district Atlanta Warriors dominate the National League East for four consecutive years, and is determined to miss the playoffs for 10 consecutive years.
• took 4014 days, 6 head coaches, 3 general managers, and 893 defeats. The waiting of the Phillies finally came to an end. After defeating Astros 3:0 today, it was confirmed that the last wild card ticket for the National League was accepted and the playoffs will be made after 2011.

Phillies today led the team with the starting pitcher Aaron Nola 6.2 innings, plus Bryce Harper's first shot, defeated Cardinals 2:0, and won two consecutive victories in the NFC wild card battle. Since 2011, he has entered the NFC division series again, and will face the Warriors next. The Phillies team announced today (11th) that it would "remove it immediately" and upgrade its acting head coach Rob Thomso to its official head coach with a two-year contract renewal. The

partition series started on the 12th, and the first combination to appear was the National League Phillies vs. the Warriors. The defending Warriors showed their usual resilience in the second half of the 9th innings, but the Phillies caused too much damage in the first half. In the end, the Phillies narrowly won 7-6 and took the lead in the five-game three-winning game. The Warriors ace left-handed shot Max Fried was greatly out of control and was scored 6 points in 3.1 games.

Wheeler also made 6 innings, 5 strikeouts and 1 walk. Although he was only hit 4 hits, the 6-stop turbulence made him lose 3 points and eventually took on the defeat. In addition, he was suppressed by Kyle Wright, who was the winner of the NL League, and made the MLB Philadelphia Phillies finally blocked by the Atlanta Warriors 0-3 and equalized the game in the National League Division Series.

025 days of waiting, the Phillies finally brought fans the first home victory in the playoffs. Rhys Hoskins and Bryce Harper started to hit one after another, defeating the Warriors 9:1 today, achieving a 2-win and 1-lose draw advantage in the NFC Division Series.

Major League Baseball Playoffs National League Division Series, Atlanta Warriors continued to play against Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park today (16th). The Warriors who were 1-2 behind in the series were irreversible, but were bombed by the Phillies with heavy artillery first, and were hit by the mid-game again. In the end, the Phillies won 8-3 at home, and won 3 wins and 1 defeat in the series to advance to the National League championship game. Next, they will face the San Diego Padres in the National League championship game.

MLB NF Championship Series first game suppressed the Philadelphia Philadelphia, who had only 1 hit by the San Diego Padres. Today (20th) continued to face the San Diego Padres in the away game Petco Park. Unlike the pitcher style in the previous game, G2 formed a strike battle. Although the Philadelphia took the lead, the Padres chased with heavy artillery and made up 5 points before the midfield to lay the foundation for the victory. In the end, the Padres lost 5-8 to the Padres, and the series was 1-1.

Retirement number

• P Grover Cleveland Alexander, pitcher , 1911-17 and 1930 (The reason for using the word "P" was that the Phillies used back number in 1932)
• P Chuck Klein, right fielder , 1928-33, 1936-39, 1940-44 (players using multiple different numbers)
• Ricky Ashburn, Chinese and foreign fielder 1948-59; broadcaster 1963-97
• 4 Jim Bonning, pitcher , 1964-69 & 1970-71
• 0 Mike Schumett, third baseman , 1972-89
• 2 Steve Carlton, pitcher , 1972-86
• 6 Robin Roberts, pitcher , 1948-61
• 2 Jackie Robinson (All major league teams will retire this number)

Player entering the Hall of Fame as a Phillies

1978 to 2003, the Phillies selected a player every year to be a player who contributed to the Phillies and the athletes. Since 2004, only one player has joined each year. The player must have played for the Phillies and the Athletics team for at least four years and retired from the team.

• 6 Robin Roberts, pitcher 948-61;
• Ricky Ashburn, middle fielder, 948-59; broadcaster 1963-97;
• Chuck Klein, right fielder, 928-33, 1936-39, 1940-44;
• Grover Cleveland Alexander, pitcher, 1911-17 & 1930; 1981
• 4 Del Ennis, left fielder, 946-56; 1982 (Philadelphia resident)
• 4 Jim Bonning, pitcher, 964-69 & 1970-71; In 1984,
• Ed Delahanty, left fielder , 1888-89 & 1891-1901; in 1985,
• Cy Williams, middle fielder, 918-30; in 1986,
• Granny Hamner, shortstop , 944-59;
• Paul Owens, general manager 972-83; MGR, 1972 & 1983-84; executive 1984-2003; 1988
• 2 Steve Carlton, pitcher, 972-86; 1989
• 0 Mike Schummit, third baseman, 972-89; 1990 selected
• 0 Larry Bowa, shortstop, 970-81; General Manager, 2001-04; 1991 selected
• 1 Chris Short, pitcher, 959-72; 1992 selected
• 8 Curt Simmons, pitcher, 947-60;
• 5 Dick Allen, Third Baseman-First Baseman, 1963-69 & 1975-76; 1994 (also native of nearby Wampum, Pennsylvania)
• Willie Jones (Puddin' Head), Third Baseman, 947-59; In 1995,
• Sam Thompson, right fielder, 889-98; in 1996,
• Johnny Callison, right fielder, 960-69; in 1997,
• 9 Greg Luzinski, left fielder, 970-80; In 1998,
• 5 Tug McGraw, pitcher, 975-84; in 1999,
• Gavvy Cravath, right fielder, 912-20; MGR, 1919-20; in 2000,
• 1 Garry Maddox, middle fielder, 975-86; In 2001,
• 8 Tony Taylor, second baseman, 960-71 & 1974-76; in 2002,
• Sherry Magee, left fielder, 904-14; in 2003,
• Billy Hamilton, left fielder, 890-95;

was selected in 2004. The wall was originally located in the 200 Level of the main building of the former home veterans stadium in Philadelphia. It was also called the Philadelphia Baseball Hall of Fame. After the stadium was retired and demolished at the end of the 2003 season, it has now moved outside the home run fence in the middle and outfield of the Citizens Bank Stadium, and was renamed the Celebrity Wall.

• 004 Billy Hamilton Phillies OF 890–1895
• 005 Bob Boone Phillies C 972–1982
• 006 Dallas Green Phillies P 960–1967; MGR 1979–1981
• 007 John Vukovich Phillies INF 1970–1971 & 1976–1981; CO 1988–2007
• 008 Juan Samuel Phillies 2B 1983–1989

Affiliated minor league teams

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level	teams	teams	league	league
		Lihai Valley Iron Pig		International Alliance
	A		LitingPhiladelphia	Oriental Alliance
High-order 1A				Jersey Bay Blue Crayfish		Florida Alliance
Qingshui Mayor Long Tail Shark	South Atlantic Alliance
newcomer	newcomer	newcomer	Bayshore Phillies		Bayshore Alliance
VSL Phillies		Venezuela Summer Alliance 3