Philadelphia Phillies all-time roster

1883 to 2026 · 1,818 players

How many players have played for the Philadelphia Phillies?

1,818 players have a season with the Philadelphia Phillies on file, from 1883 to 2026: 968 at the plate and 840 on the mound. Mike Schmidt played the most games for the club, 2,404. Philadelphia Phillies all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Philadelphia Phillies hitter, 1883 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Mike Schmidt	1972–1989	2,404	2,234	548	1,595	.267
Jimmy Rollins	2000–2014	2,090	2,306	216	887	.267
Richie Ashburn	1948–1959	1,794	2,217	22	499	.311
Larry Bowa	1970–1981	1,739	1,798	13	421	.264
Del Ennis	1946–1956	1,630	1,812	259	1,124	.286
Ryan Howard	2004–2016	1,572	1,475	382	1,194	.258
Ed Delahanty	1888–1901	1,555	2,213	87	0	.348
Sherry Magee	1904–1914	1,521	1,647	75	0	.299
Tony Taylor	1961–1976	1,506	1,341	46	421	.259
Granny Hamner	1944–1958	1,480	1,499	101	699	.263
Chase Utley	2003–2014	1,478	1,569	228	886	.285
Willie Jones	1947–1958	1,473	1,357	173	729	.258
Cy Williams	1918–1930	1,463	1,553	217	717	.306
Johnny Callison	1960–1969	1,432	1,438	185	666	.271
Pat Burrell	2000–2008	1,306	1,166	251	827	.257
Mickey Doolan	1905–1913	1,302	1,077	11	0	.236
Fred Luderus	1911–1920	1,290	1,302	83	4	.277
Greg Luzinski	1970–1980	1,289	1,299	223	811	.281
Roy Thomas	1899–1911	1,280	1,360	6	0	.295
Chuck Klein	1928–1944	1,263	1,544	222	888	.329
Bobby Abreu	1998–2005	1,255	1,380	187	749	.305
Garry Maddox	1976–1986	1,229	1,224	81	520	.283
Red Dooin	1902–1914	1,219	922	10	0	.241
Von Hayes	1983–1991	1,208	1,173	124	568	.272
John Titus	1903–1911	1,174	1,166	28	0	.278
Mike Lieberthal	1994–2006	1,174	1,137	150	609	.275
Bob Boone	1972–1981	1,125	957	65	456	.259
Gavvy Cravath	1912–1920	1,103	1,054	117	11	.291
Greg Gross	1979–1988	1,080	431	1	128	.279
Dick Allen	1963–1976	1,070	1,143	204	655	.290
Tony Gonzalez	1961–1968	1,040	1,038	71	405	.295
Sam Thompson	1889–1898	1,031	1,469	95	0	.333
Darren Daulton	1983–1996	1,025	787	123	525	.243
Carlos Ruiz	2006–2015	1,021	855	65	389	.266
Bryce Harper	2019–2026	1,019	1,033	207	616	.279
Pinky Whitney	1928–1939	1,012	1,176	60	656	.310
Clay Dalrymple	1960–1968	1,006	674	50	312	.234
Jack Clements	1885–1897	988	1,067	70	0	.289
J.T. Realmuto	2019–2026	955	895	132	484	.258
Dode Paskert	1911–1917	953	933	28	0	.272
Otto Knabe	1907–1913	946	856	5	0	.249
Bill Hallman	1888–1903	906	1,064	12	0	.290
Andy Seminick	1943–1957	892	645	112	377	.244
Shane Victorino	2005–2011	886	897	79	350	.282
Cookie Rojas	1963–1969	880	812	29	253	.262
Mickey Morandini	1990–1997	874	835	20	232	.268
Alec Bohm	2020–2026	873	894	85	483	.274
Russ Wrightstone	1920–1927	866	866	58	409	.301
Heinie Sand	1923–1928	848	781	18	251	.258
Doug Glanville	1998–2004	840	873	49	272	.276

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Philadelphia Phillies pitcher, 1883 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Robin Roberts	1948–1961	529	234	199	24	3,739.1	3.46	1,871
Ryan Madson	2003–2011	491	47	30	52	630.0	3.60	547
Steve Carlton	1972–1985	483	237	153	0	3,614.1	3.02	2,969
Tug McGraw	1975–1984	463	49	37	94	722.0	3.10	491
Chris Short	1959–1972	459	132	127	16	2,253.0	3.38	1,585
Ron Reed	1976–1983	458	57	38	90	809.1	3.06	547
Hector Neris	2014–2021	405	21	29	84	407.2	3.42	520
Pete Alexander	1911–1930	338	190	91	15	2,513.2	2.18	1,409
Jack Baldschun	1961–1965	333	39	34	59	543.1	3.18	420
Ricky Bottalico	1994–2002	330	15	25	78	370.0	3.70	361
Jose Alvarado	2021–2026	327	22	16	38	294.0	3.95	378
Curt Simmons	1947–1959	321	115	110	4	1,935.2	3.63	1,048
Rheal Cormier	2001–2005	320	26	19	2	324.1	3.83	233
Aaron Nola	2015–2026	318	116	101	0	1,891.0	3.91	2,053
Don Carman	1983–1990	312	53	52	10	883.1	4.06	581
Turk Farrell	1956–1969	304	36	34	53	499.1	3.41	325
Jim Konstanty	1948–1953	281	49	36	51	625.0	3.63	194
Antonio Bastardo	2009–2014	275	20	18	11	259.0	3.72	324
Cole Hamels	2006–2014	275	108	83	0	1,801.1	3.27	1,707
Phil Collins	1929–1934	262	72	77	22	1,222.0	4.59	399
Bob Miller	1949–1958	261	42	42	15	822.0	3.96	263
Eppa Rixey	1912–1920	252	87	103	6	1,604.0	2.83	690
Luis Garcia	2013–2018	251	12	14	5	244.2	4.12	223
Wayne Gomes	1997–2000	246	23	18	27	283.2	4.44	217
Larry Christenson	1973–1983	243	83	71	4	1,402.2	3.79	781
Brett Myers	2002–2009	240	73	63	21	1,183.2	4.40	986
Kent Tekulve	1986–1988	233	20	16	11	295.0	3.02	160
Larry Andersen	1983–1994	231	11	14	7	284.1	3.23	212
Curt Schilling	1992–1999	226	95	72	2	1,546.2	3.31	1,458
Jim Bunning	1964–1971	226	89	73	4	1,520.2	2.93	1,197

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.