Philadelphia Phillies

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143 seasons | 10303-11392 (.475) | 2 Championships

The Philadelphia Phillies have played since 1883, a total of 143 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 10,303-11,392 (.475). They have won 2 World Series titles. The franchise has played under more than one name or in more than one city: Philadelphia Quakers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Philadelphia Blue Jays.

W (Wins):
Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
L (Losses):
Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
Win% (Winning Percentage):
Wins divided by games decided.

Data updated

🏆 Championships (2)

2008 Philadelphia Phillies 4-1
1980 Philadelphia Phillies 4-2

📊 Quick Stats

143 Seasons
10303 Wins
11392 Losses
.475 Win %
2 Titles
18 Playoffs

📈 Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA — 1894 .349 13% above the 1894 NL average (.309)
Worst BA — 1888 .225 6% below the 1888 NL average (.238)
Best ERA — 1908 2.10 10% better than the 1908 NL average (2.35)
Worst ERA — 1930 6.71 35% worse than the 1930 NL average (4.97)
Most R — 1894 1179 20% above the 1894 NL average (983 R)
Fewest R — 2020 306 9% above the 2020 NL average (282 R)

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⭐ All-Time Leaders

Top players by games played (min 100 games)

1
Mike Schmidt 1972-1989
2
Jimmy Rollins 2000-2014
3
Richie Ashburn 1948-1959
4
Larry Bowa 1970-1981
5
Tony Taylor 1960-1976

More Notable Players

Del Ennis (1946-1956) Ryan Howard (2004-2016) Ed Delahanty (1888-1901) Chase Utley (2003-2015) Sherry Magee (1904-1914) Willie Jones (1947-1959) Granny Hamner (1944-1959) Cy Williams (1918-1930) Johnny Callison (1960-1969) Chuck Klein (1928-1944) Bobby Abreu (1998-2006) Garry Maddox (1975-1986) Fred Luderus (1910-1920) Pat Burrell (2000-2008) Mickey Doolin (1905-1913) Greg Luzinski (1970-1980) Roy Thomas (1899-1911) Red Dooin (1902-1914) John Titus (1903-1912) Von Hayes (1983-1991) Mike Lieberthal (1994-2006) Pinky Whitney (1928-1939) Bob Boone (1972-1981) Tony Gonzalez (1960-1968) Darren Daulton (1983-1997) Gavvy Cravath (1912-1920) Greg Gross (1979-1988) Dick Allen (1963-1976) Carlos Ruiz (2006-2016) Bill Hallman (1888-1903) Sam Thompson (1889-1898) Clay Dalrymple (1960-1968) Jack Clements (1884-1897) Shane Victorino (2005-2012) Andy Seminick (1943-1957) Mickey Morandini (1990-2000) Dode Paskert (1911-1917) Otto Knabe (1907-1913) Russ Wrightstone (1920-1928) Cookie Rojas (1963-1969) Bryce Harper (2019-2025) Don Hurst (1928-1934) Juan Samuel (1983-1989) Heinie Sand (1923-1928) Scott Rolen (1996-2002)

🏆 Playoff History (31)

2025
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS2
Lost
2024
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS1
Lost
2023
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Lost
2023
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS1
Won
2023
Philadelphia Phillies NLWC2
Won
2022
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
2022
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS1
Won
2022
Philadelphia Phillies NLWC2
Won
2022
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost
2011
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS1
Lost
2010
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Lost
2010
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS1
Won
2009
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
2009
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS2
Won
2009
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost
2008
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
2008
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS2
Won
2008
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Won
2007
Philadelphia Phillies NLDS2
Lost
1993
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
1993
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost
1983
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
1983
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost
1981
Philadelphia Phillies NEDIV
Lost
1980
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Won
1980
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Won
1978
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Lost
1977
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Lost
1976
Philadelphia Phillies NLCS
Lost
1950
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost
1915
Philadelphia Phillies WS
Lost

📅 Season History

143 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season — gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

2025 Philadelphia Phillies 96-66 2024 Philadelphia Phillies 95-67 2023 Philadelphia Phillies 90-72 2022 Philadelphia Phillies 87-75 2021 Philadelphia Phillies 82-80 2020 Philadelphia Phillies 28-32 2019 Philadelphia Phillies 81-81 2018 Philadelphia Phillies 80-82 2017 Philadelphia Phillies 66-96 2016 Philadelphia Phillies 71-91 2015 Philadelphia Phillies 63-99 2014 Philadelphia Phillies 73-89 2013 Philadelphia Phillies 73-89 2012 Philadelphia Phillies 81-81 2011 Philadelphia Phillies 102-60 2010 Philadelphia Phillies 97-65 2009 Philadelphia Phillies 93-69 2008 Philadelphia Phillies 92-70 2007 Philadelphia Phillies 89-73 2006 Philadelphia Phillies 85-77

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Philadelphia Phillies: Frequently Asked Questions

How many World Series have the Philadelphia Phillies won?
The Philadelphia Phillies have won 2 World Series titles.
What is the all-time record of the Philadelphia Phillies?
The Philadelphia Phillies are 10,303-11,392 (.475) all-time across 143 seasons.
When were the Philadelphia Phillies founded?
The franchise's first major league season was 1883, and its last was 2025.
What was the best season in Philadelphia Phillies history?
By winning percentage, the franchise's best season was 2011, when the team went 102-60.
Have the Philadelphia Phillies always played in the same city?
No. The franchise has played under these names and cities: Philadelphia Quakers, Philadelphia Phillies, and Philadelphia Blue Jays.
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