Philadelphia Phillies
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.
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143 seasons on record
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The Philadelphia Phillies franchise in brief
The quick stats for the Philadelphia Phillies read 143 seasons, 10303 wins, 11392 losses and a .475 percentage. The season history shows the franchise under these names: the Philadelphia Quakers (1883-1889), the Philadelphia Phillies (1890-1942), the Philadelphia Blue Jays (1943-1944), and the Philadelphia Phillies (1945-2025). The first season on record, 1883, was a 17-81 year for the Philadelphia Quakers; the latest, 2025, went 96-66. The championships panel lists 1980 and 2008. The most recent title, in 2008, was a 4-1 Series win. The Philadelphia Phillies reached the postseason in 18 seasons. In 2025 the club lost the NL Division Series, the newest entry in the playoff history.
The franchise's best record came in 2011, 102-60; its poorest in 1883, 17-81. The best team batting average came in 1894, .349, against a league average of .309; the weakest team average, .225, came in 1888. Pitching peaked in 1908, with a 2.10 team ERA against the league's 2.35, against a worst of 6.71 in 1930. The most runs in a Philadelphia Phillies season, 1179, came in 1894; the 2020 team scored the fewest, 306. By games played for the franchise, the leaders are Mike Schmidt (1972-1989), Jimmy Rollins (2000-2014), and Richie Ashburn (1948-1959). The notable players list continues with Del Ennis, Ryan Howard, and Ed Delahanty. Each row of the season history opens that year's team page, from 2025 back to 1883.
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.