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Ron Jones
Pat Burrell
Ollie Brown
Adam Haseley
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Tyler Phillips
Bryce Harper
Brandon Marsh

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* Factoid: Jackie Brandt played Outfield for the mighty Phillies.
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Handy Andy had a great season with the Whiz Kids in 1950. Besides doing a grand job in receiving, Andy wielded a potent bat. He slammed out 24 home runs. Hit .288 in 130 games. Played the last 4 games of the season, and in the World Series, with a bad bone separation in his ankle. In 1949 tied a major league record by hitting 2 homers in one inning. First full season with the Phillies was 1945.



"Swish" ranks 2nd among active National Leaguers in Grand Slam Homers with 8. A Washington College (Md.) graduate, he led the League in Home Runs in 1943 (20) and 1944 (33) and also led in Runs Batted In with 128 and 122. Chosen on the Major League All-Star Team in '45, Bill started in pro ball in '36. He joined the Cubs in '39, hitting .295 in 58 games. His best batting marks were .297 in '40, .294 in '42 and .309 in '44. He was traded to the Phillies in October, 1948.



Ryan is a genuine phenomenon - perhaps the most feared home run hitter in the modern game. After leading the Bigs in blasts and RBI in 2006, he came back in '07 to finish 2nd in the NL in both of those categories. In one slugging spree last year, 12 of his 25 base hits left the ballpark.



Rookie Cards

Todd Pratt
Ethan Martin, Cameron Rupp
Luke Williams

Gallery Redux!

Aaron Nola, Pitcher - Phillies.
Juan Bell, Shortstop - Phillies.

Back to the Front! Phillies card back du jour...

Richie Ashburn
Had a great year for the Phils in 1951. Compiled a .344 batting average, which was second best in the league. Led the league in base hits with 221 and in singles with 181. Began in organized baseball in 1945 with the Phils' Utica farm club. His rookie year in the majors was 1948.
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7,728

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