1970 Philadelphia Phillies
LeagueNational League
DivisionEast
BallparkConnie Mack Stadium
CityPhiladelphia
OwnersR. R. M. Carpenter, Jr.
General managersJohn J. Quinn
ManagersFrank Lucchesi
TelevisionWFIL
RadioWCAU
(By Saam, Bill Campbell, Richie Ashburn)
Seasons

The 1970 Philadelphia Phillies season was the 88th season for the franchise in Philadelphia. The Phillies finished in fifth place in the National League East with a record of 73–88, 151⁄2 games behind the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Phillies were playing their final season of home games at Connie Mack Stadium, before moving into their new facility, Veterans Stadium, at the start of the following season.

Offseason

Regular season

Against the San Francisco Giants on May 2, 1970, Phillies starting catcher Tim McCarver broke his finger on a foul tip by Willie Mays. McCarver was replaced by Mike Ryan. Two batters later, Ryan broke his finger on a slide at home plate by Willie McCovey. Ryan finished the inning but left the game.[5] In June 1970, the series of injuries left the Phillies short a catcher and they activated Doc Edwards, who at the time was their bullpen coach. Edwards responded with two hits in his first game back and then caught a Jim Bunning–Dick Selma two-hitter.[6]

Beginning May 22, seven more players were injured including Johnny Briggs, Don Money, Ricardo Joseph, Mike Compton, Oscar Gamble, Tony Taylor, and Del Bates. Bill Giles, Phillies’ Vice President of Business Operations, retained hexologist Jacob Zook from Lancaster, Pennsylvania to paint Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs to keep away jinxes. Giles had Zook paint three 24-inch-diameter hex signs and had them attached to the outer roof of the Phillies’ dugout at Connie Mack Stadium.

Season standings

NL East W L Pct. GB Home Road
Pittsburgh Pirates 8973 0.549 — 50–32 39–41
Chicago Cubs 8478 0.519 5 46–34 38–44
New York Mets 8379 0.512 6 44–38 39–41
St. Louis Cardinals 7686 0.469 13 34–47 42–39
Philadelphia Phillies 7388 0.453 15½ 40–40 33–48
Montreal Expos 7389 0.451 16 39–41 34–48

Record vs. opponents

1970 National League record

Sources:
Team ATL CHC CIN HOU LAD MON NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL
Atlanta —8–45–139–96–126–66–67–56–69–97–117–5
Chicago 4–8—7–57–56–613–57–119–98–109–37–57–11
Cincinnati 13–55–7—15–313–57–58–47–58–48–109–99–3
Houston 9–95–73–15—8–108–46–64–86–614–410–86–6
Los Angeles 12–66–65–1310–8—8–47–56–56–611–79–97–5
Montreal 6–65–135–74–84–8—10–811–79–96–66–67–11
New York 6–611–74–86–65–78–10—13–56–126–66–612–6
Philadelphia 5-79–95–78–45–67–115–13—4–149–38–48–10
Pittsburgh 6–610–84–86–66–69–912–614–4—6–64–812–6
San Diego 9–93–910–84–147–116–66–63–96–6—5–134–8
San Francisco 11–75–79–98–109–96–66–64–88–413–5—7–5
St. Louis 5–711–73–96–65–711–76–1210–86–128–45–7—

Notable transactions

Game log

1970 Game Log (Overall Record: 73–88)
April (10–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 7Cubs2–0Chris Short (1–0)Ferguson Jenkins (0–1)None15,9181–0
2April 9Cubs5–3Bill Wilson (1–0)Ken Holtzman (0–1)Joe Hoerner (1)5,0752–0
3April 10Pirates2–0Woodie Fryman (1–0)Bob Veale (0–1)None3,6633–0
4April 11Pirates0–4Luke Walker (1–0)Grant Jackson (0–1)Chuck Hartenstein (1)7,6733–1
5April 12Pirates1–3 (10)Steve Blass (1–0)Jim Bunning (0–1)None22,3953–2
6April 14@ Cubs4–5Ken Holtzman (1–1)Chris Short (1–1)None36,3163–3
7April 15@ Cubs1–5Bill Hands (1–0)Rick Wise (0–1)None7,1203–4
8April 16@ Cubs5–6 (10)Hank Aguirre (2–0)Joe Hoerner (0–1)None5,3413–5
9April 17@ Mets0–6Tom Seaver (2–0)Grant Jackson (0–2)None5,9513–6
10April 18@ Mets0–7Nolan Ryan (1–0)Jim Bunning (0–2)None23,5003–7
11April 19 (1)@ Mets3–2 (10)Rick Wise (1–1)Jerry Koosman (0–2)Nonesee 2nd game4–7
12April 19 (2)@ Mets2–10Jim McAndrew (1–1)Chris Short (1–2)Ron Taylor (3)49,8984–8
–April 21GiantsPostponed (cold weather);[9][10] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header
13April 22Giants6–1Woodie Fryman (2–0)Rich Robertson (0–1)Dick Selma (1)6,0455–8
14April 24@ Padres5–4Grant Jackson (1–2)Pat Dobson (1–2)Dick Selma (2)7,3986–8
15April 25@ Padres1–0Jim Bunning (1–2)Al Santorini (1–3)Dick Selma (3)9,1447–8
16April 26@ Padres3–2Chris Short (2–2)Dave Roberts (1–2)Dick Selma (4)14,4808–8
17April 27@ Dodgers4–3Rick Wise (2–1)Don Sutton (3–2)Joe Hoerner (2)9,4479–8
18April 28@ Dodgers3–2 (10)Dick Selma (1–0)Alan Foster (2–2)Joe Hoerner (3)22,77210–8
19April 29@ Dodgers1–6Claude Osteen (2–3)Grant Jackson (1–3)None10,77710–9
May (10–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
20May 1@ Giants1–3Rich Robertson (1–2)Jim Bunning (1–3)None5,32810–10
21May 2@ Giants1–7Gaylord Perry (3–3)Chris Short (2–3)None7,42210–11
22May 3 (1)@ Giants8–6 (13)Joe Hoerner (1–1)Ron Bryant (2–4)Nonesee 2nd game11–11
23May 3 (2)@ Giants13–6Lowell Palmer (1–0)Frank Reberger (0–2)None17,15312–11
24May 5Padres8–11Dave Roberts (3–2)Dick Selma (1–1)None4,38212–12
25May 6Padres4–3Dick Selma (2–1)Clay Kirby (1–3)Joe Hoerner (4)2,26313–12
26May 7Padres2–8Pat Dobson (3–3)Chris Short (2–4)Ron Herbel (5)2,04513–13
27May 8Dodgers4–8 (12)José Peña (1–0)Joe Hoerner (1–2)None5,17013–14
28May 9Dodgers4–9 (14)Fred Norman (1–0)Dick Selma (2–2)José Peña (2)12,78013–15
29May 10Dodgers0–7Don Sutton (4–4)Grant Jackson (1–4)None8,84013–16
30May 11@ Cardinals0–3Steve Carlton (2–4)Jim Bunning (1–4)None11,31013–17
31May 12@ Cardinals5–9Chuck Taylor (1–2)Lowell Palmer (1–1)None10,45413–18
32May 13Expos6–7Claude Raymond (2–1)Rick Wise (2–2)None2,47013–19
–May 14ExposPostponed (rain);[11] Makeup: June 22 as a traditional double-header
33May 15Mets0–4Tom Seaver (7–1)Woodie Fryman (2–1)None6,37313–20
34May 16Mets0–6Jerry Koosman (2–2)Grant Jackson (1–5)None4,82613–21
–May 17MetsPostponed (rain);[12] Makeup: July 2 as a traditional double-header
35May 18@ Pirates1–2Bob Moose (3–3)Jim Bunning (1–5)None5,79613–22
36May 19@ Pirates2–0Chris Short (3–4)Dock Ellis (2–4)None6,25114–22
37May 20@ Pirates2–3 (14)Bruce Dal Canton (2–0)Dick Selma (2–3)None5,97714–23
38May 21Cardinals4–3Joe Hoerner (2–2)Frank Linzy (2–2)None11,76915–23
39May 22Cardinals3–6Frank Linzy (3–2)Mike Jackson (0–1)None12,00315–24
40May 23Cardinals1–3Bob Gibson (3–3)Jim Bunning (1–6)None12,33315–25
41May 24Cardinals6–5 (10)Mike Jackson (1–1)Chuck Taylor (1–3)None11,93916–25
42May 26@ Expos3–2Rick Wise (3–2)Bill Stoneman (2–7)Dick Selma (5)14,01017–25
43May 27@ Expos3–0Woodie Fryman (3–1)Dan McGinn (3–4)None6,91318–25
44May 28@ Expos5–3 (11)Joe Hoerner (3–2)Bill Dillman (1–1)Dick Selma (6)14,32919–25
45May 29@ Braves2–5Pat Jarvis (5–3)Chris Short (3–5)None5,56519–26
46May 30@ Braves7–5Jim Bunning (2–6)Gary Neibauer (0–3)Joe Hoerner (5)11,06420–26
47May 31@ Braves1–9Jim Nash (7–1)Rick Wise (3–3)None18,48220–27
June (12–13)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
48June 2@ Reds2–7 (8)Wayne Simpson (7–1)Woodie Fryman (3–2)None10,54220–28
49June 3@ Reds11–4Jim Bunning (3–6)Pedro Borbón (0–2)Dick Selma (7)5,88721–28
50June 5@ Astros7–8 (11)Jim Ray (3–2)Dick Selma (2–4)None12,29221–29
51June 6@ Astros7–3Rick Wise (4–3)Don Wilson (1–2)Joe Hoerner (6)18,64422–29
52June 7@ Astros10–3Woodie Fryman (4–2)Larry Dierker (8–6)None16,35323–29
53June 9Braves2–1Jim Bunning (4–6)Pat Jarvis (6–4)Dick Selma (8)15,81024–29
54June 10Braves1–5George Stone (6–1)Chris Short (3–6)None9,21324–30
55June 11Braves4–6Jim Nash (8–2)Rick Wise (4–4)Bob Priddy (4)7,86224–31
56June 12Reds1–3Wayne Simpson (9–1)Woodie Fryman (4–3)None10,55324–32
57June 13Reds6–3Jim Bunning (5–6)Gary Nolan (7–3)None18,56825–32
58June 14Reds1–10Jim McGlothlin (9–3)Chris Short (3–7)None16,65825–33
–June 15AstrosPostponed (rain);[13] Makeup: August 21 as a traditional double-header
59June 16Astros2–1 (13)Joe Hoerner (4–2)Jim Bouton (2–4)None3,70826–33
60June 17Astros4–2Woodie Fryman (5–3)Larry Dierker (8–7)Barry Lersch (1)6,76727–33
61June 19@ Mets3–13Tom Seaver (10–5)Jim Bunning (5–7)None43,86627–34
62June 20@ Mets2–1Chris Short (4–7)Jerry Koosman (2–4)None41,89728–34
–June 21@ MetsPostponed (rain);[14] Makeup: September 9 as a traditional double-header
63June 22 (1)Expos6–0Woodie Fryman (6–3)Bill Stoneman (4–9)Nonesee 2nd game29–34
64June 22 (2)Expos3–2Rick Wise (5–4)Steve Renko (2–4)None20,53530–34
65June 23Expos1–2Dan McGinn (4–5)Jim Bunning (5–8)Claude Raymond (11)8,22130–35
66June 24Expos0–8Carl Morton (7–5)Chris Short (4–8)None6,86930–36
67June 25Expos3–2 (11)Joe Hoerner (5–2)Claude Raymond (3–5)None5,06531–36
68June 26@ Cardinals0–7Bob Gibson (10–3)Rick Wise (5–5)None40,22131–37
69June 27@ Cardinals8–9Ted Abernathy (1–0)Joe Hoerner (5–3)Sal Campisi (2)20,54931–38
70June 28 (1)@ Cardinals4–5Mike Torrez (6–7)Dick Selma (2–5)Nonesee 2nd game31–39
71June 28 (2)@ Cardinals8–3 (10)Dick Selma (3–5)Billy McCool (0–3)None38,19432–39
–June 29@ ExposPostponed (rain);[15] Makeup: July 1 as a traditional double-header
72June 30@ Expos1–8Steve Renko (4–4)Rick Wise (5–6)None20,03832–40
July (14–14)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
73July 1 (1)@ Expos1–11Rich Nye (2–0)Woodie Fryman (6–4)Nonesee 2nd game32–41
74July 1 (2)@ Expos1–4Dan McGinn (5–6)Grant Jackson (1–6)Howie Reed (2)25,62332–42
75July 2 (1)Mets6–1Jim Bunning (6–8)Gary Gentry (7–5)Dick Selma (9)see 2nd game33–42
76July 2 (2)Mets3–2Chris Short (5–8)Don Cardwell (0–2)Dick Selma (10)24,47434–42
77July 3Mets3–4Ray Sadecki (6–2)Rick Wise (5–7)Rich Folkers (1)10,50834–43
78July 4Mets2–7Tom Seaver (13–5)Grant Jackson (1–7)None7,86634–44
79July 5Mets4–5Jerry Koosman (5–4)Woodie Fryman (6–5)Danny Frisella (1)12,60934–45
80July 6Pirates5–7Jim Nelson (4–0)Jim Bunning (6–9)Dave Giusti (13)6,14534–46
81July 7Pirates2–4Bob Veale (6–10)Chris Short (5–9)Dave Giusti (14)6,93834–47
82July 8Pirates2–0Rick Wise (6–7)Steve Blass (6–10)None7,03835–47
83July 10@ Cubs0–2Ferguson Jenkins (10–10)Grant Jackson (1–8)None22,39935–48
84July 11@ Cubs10–4Joe Hoerner (6–3)Roberto Rodríguez (1–1)Barry Lersch (2)25,97236–48
85July 12@ Cubs2–10Ken Holtzman (9–7)Chris Short (5–10)None28,27036–49
–July 141970 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati
86July 16@ Padres10–7Dick Selma (4–5)Ron Willis (1–1)Joe Hoerner (7)6,93837–49
87July 17@ Padres8–3Rick Wise (7–7)Clay Kirby (5–11)None5,75838–49
88July 18@ Padres7–4Jim Bunning (7–9)Earl Wilson (4–7)Dick Selma (11)4,31739–49
89July 19 (1)@ Dodgers9–4Fred Wenz (1–0)Jim Brewer (4–4)Dick Selma (12)see 2nd game40–49
90July 19 (2)@ Dodgers4–2Barry Lersch (1–0)Pete Mikkelsen (0–1)None28,39641–49
91July 20@ Dodgers0–5Bill Singer (7–3)Woodie Fryman (6–6)None12,45441–50
92July 21@ Giants9–6Rick Wise (8–7)Juan Marichal (3–9)Joe Hoerner (8)3,41842–50
93July 22@ Giants5–2Jim Bunning (8–9)Gaylord Perry (14–9)Dick Selma (13)4,56743–50
94July 24Padres4–3Grant Jackson (2–8)Ron Herbel (6–3)None5,07844–50
95July 25Padres9–2Barry Lersch (2–0)Dave Roberts (5–8)None20,29245–50
96July 26Padres2–16Pat Dobson (7–10)Rick Wise (8–8)None5,20845–51
97July 27Dodgers10–3Woodie Fryman (7–6)Claude Osteen (11–8)Dick Selma (14)6,01746–51
98July 28Dodgers2–6Joe Moeller (5–4)Jim Bunning (8–10)Jim Brewer (14)14,00046–52
–July 29DodgersCancelled (rain);[16] Was not rescheduled
99July 31 (1)Giants3–8Juan Marichal (5–9)Grant Jackson (2–9)Nonesee 2nd game46–53
100July 31 (2)Giants2–7Frank Reberger (3–4)Chris Short (5–11)Don McMahon (11)15,71646–54
August (16–16)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
101August 1 (1)Giants6–5 (11)Dick Selma (5–5)Jerry Johnson (3–2)Nonesee 2nd game47–54
102August 1 (2)Giants6–1Rick Wise (9–8)Don Carrithers (0–1)Barry Lersch (3)18,01048–54
103August 2Giants7–6Fred Wenz (2–0)Mike Davison (2–4)None10,20149–54
104August 3Cardinals1–4Mike Torrez (8–9)Grant Jackson (2–10)None12,16349–55
105August 4Cardinals2–3Jerry Reuss (3–4)Chris Short (5–12)Chuck Taylor (6)14,25349–56
106August 5@ Pirates0–4Luke Walker (8–3)Rick Wise (9–9)None12,91549–57
107August 6 (1)@ Pirates0–4Dock Ellis (12–8)Jim Bunning (8–11)Nonesee 2nd game49–58
108August 6 (2)@ Pirates3–8Bruce Dal Canton (7–1)Bill Champion (0–1)None26,66449–59
109August 7Cubs4–1Grant Jackson (3–10)Ferguson Jenkins (13–13)Dick Selma (15)8,12350–59
110August 8Cubs6–3Chris Short (6–12)Bill Hands (13–9)None10,96451–59
111August 9 (1)Cubs1–4Milt Pappas (7–5)Rick Wise (9–10)Phil Regan (10)see 2nd game51–60
112August 9 (2)Cubs6–1Barry Lersch (3–0)Larry Gura (1–2)None19,90752–60
113August 11@ Astros6–5Jim Bunning (9–11)Jack Billingham (10–5)Dick Selma (16)18,18453–60
114August 12@ Astros0–4Larry Dierker (11–10)Grant Jackson (3–11)None16,67753–61
115August 13@ Astros3–4Jim Ray (5–3)Dick Selma (5–6)Fred Gladding (12)14,41353–62
116August 14@ Reds5–4Rick Wise (10–10)Mel Behney (0–1)Joe Hoerner (9)31,60454–62
117August 15@ Reds4–5 (14)Ray Washburn (2–4)Bill Champion (0–2)None42,60654–63
118August 16@ Reds2–4Tony Cloninger (6–4)Jim Bunning (9–12)Wayne Granger (27)45,05954–64
119August 17@ Reds3–9Jim Merritt (18–10)Grant Jackson (3–12)None23,25554–65
120August 18@ Braves2–3Hoyt Wilhelm (5–3)Chris Short (6–13)None9,56054–66
121August 19@ Braves2–3Pat Jarvis (14–10)Rick Wise (10–11)Bob Priddy (7)8,12954–67
122August 20@ Braves2–6Ron Reed (6–5)Barry Lersch (3–1)None9,86854–68
123August 21 (1)Astros9–3Jim Bunning (10–12)Jack Billingham (10–6)Nonesee 2nd game55–68
124August 21 (2)Astros1–9Don Wilson (6–5)Grant Jackson (3–13)None8,11355–69
125August 22Astros2–1Joe Hoerner (7–3)Fred Gladding (4–2)None15,27656–69
126August 23Astros4–0Rick Wise (11–11)Wade Blasingame (1–1)Dick Selma (17)3,48557–69
127August 25Reds3–2 (12)Dick Selma (6–6)Wayne Granger (6–4)None14,50858–69
128August 26Reds5–6Jim Merritt (20–10)Jim Bunning (10–13)Wayne Granger (29)13,32258–70
129August 27Reds6–3Grant Jackson (4–13)Jim McGlothlin (11–8)None11,99259–70
130August 28Braves5–2Chris Short (7–13)Jim Nash (12–7)Dick Selma (18)7,90860–70
131August 29Braves10–9Joe Hoerner (8–3)Ron Reed (6–6)Dick Selma (19)9,74761–70
132August 30Braves4–2Barry Lersch (4–1)Pat Jarvis (15–11)Dick Selma (20)9,10462–70
September (10–18)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
133September 1@ Cubs3–2 (13)Woodie Fryman (8–6)Phil Regan (4–8)Chris Short (1)23,99263–70
134September 2@ Cubs2–17Milt Pappas (11–6)Grant Jackson (4–14)Bob Miller (2)16,23463–71
135September 3@ Cubs2–7Ferguson Jenkins (18–14)Chris Short (7–14)None10,67563–72
136September 4@ Pirates3–4[a]Steve Blass (9–10)Rick Wise (11–12)John Lamb (1)22,54763–73
137September 5@ Pirates4–6Fred Cambria (1–1)Barry Lersch (4–2)Dave Giusti (22)22,92563–74
138September 6@ Pirates3–4 (10)Luke Walker (11–6)Dick Selma (6–7)None19,04963–75
139September 7 (1)Cardinals5–1Chris Short (8–14)Jerry Reuss (5–7)Nonesee 2nd game64–75
140September 7 (2)Cardinals3–2 (13)Joe Hoerner (9–3)Bob Chlupsa (0–2)None14,16665–75
141September 8Cardinals3–5Steve Carlton (9–18)Rick Wise (11–13)None3,99565–76
142September 9 (1)@ Mets3–2Barry Lersch (5–2)Danny Frisella (6–3)Nonesee 2nd game66–76
143September 9 (2)@ Mets1–3Ray Sadecki (8–4)Grant Jackson (4–15)None26,00566–77
144September 10@ Mets2–3 (14)Ron Herbel (9–5)Joe Hoerner (9–4)None14,30766–78
145September 11@ Expos0–1Carl Morton (16–10)Chris Short (8–15)None14,63766–79
146September 12@ Expos3–4Steve Renko (11–10)Lowell Palmer (1–2)Howie Reed (5)25,22166–80
147September 13@ Expos2–4John O'Donoghue (3–2)Joe Hoerner (9–5)None11,38766–81
148September 15Pirates3–8Luke Walker (13–6)Barry Lersch (5–3)Dave Giusti (24)4,80266–82
149September 16Pirates3–5Bob Moose (11–9)Jim Bunning (10–14)John Lamb (2)4,41866–83
150September 17Pirates3–2Chris Short (9–15)John Lamb (0–1)Dick Selma (21)4,19967–83
151September 18@ Cardinals9–7Grant Jackson (5–15)Nelson Briles (5–7)Dick Selma (22)12,38568–83
152September 19@ Cardinals10–6Rick Wise (12–13)Frank Bertaina (1–2)Fred Wenz (1)11,14369–83
153September 20@ Cardinals7–4 (10)Dick Selma (7–7)Harry Parker (1–1)None14,68170–83
154September 22Mets6–7Nolan Ryan (7–10)Dick Selma (7–8)Dean Chance (5)5,06470–84
155September 23Mets4–5Tug McGraw (4–6)Dick Selma (7–9)None5,68370–85
156September 25Cubs5–3Rick Wise (13–13)Milt Pappas (12–9)None6,10871–85
157September 26Cubs7–1Barry Lersch (6–3)Bill Hands (17–15)None4,61672–85
158September 27Cubs3–5Ferguson Jenkins (21–16)Jim Bunning (10–15)None4,37772–86
159September 29Expos3–10Steve Renko (13–11)Chris Short (9–16)Mike Marshall (2)1,05572–87
160September 30Expos4–5Bill Stoneman (7–15)Rick Wise (13–14)Mike Marshall (3)1,18672–88
October (1–0)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
161October 1Expos2–1 (10)Dick Selma (8–9)Howie Reed (6–5)None31,82273–88
^[a] The September 4 game was suspended in the top of the seventh inning with the score 1–4 and was completed September 5, 1970.[17]
  •   Phillies win
  •   Phillies loss
  •   Postponement
  • Bold: Phillies team member
Source:[18]

Roster

1970 Philadelphia Phillies
Roster
Pitchers Catchers

Infielders

 Outfielders Manager

Coaches

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Pos Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
CTim McCarver4416447.287414
1BDeron Johnson159574147.2562793
2BDenny Doyle11241386.208216
SSLarry Bowa145547137.250034
3BDon Money120447132.2951466
LFJohnny Briggs11034192.270947
CFLarry Hisle12640583.2051044
RFByron Browne10427067.2481036

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
Tony Taylor124439132.301955
Ron Stone12332184.262339
Oscar Gamble8827572.262119
Mike Ryan4613424.179211
Terry Harmon7112932.24807
Rick Joseph7111927.227310
Mike Compton4711018.16417
Jim Hutto579217.185312
Doc Edwards357821.26906
Del Bates70608.13301
Scott Reid25496.12201
Joe Lis13377.18914
Willie Montañez18256.24003
Sam Parrilla11162.12500
Greg Luzinski8122.16700
John Vukovich381.12500

Pitching

Starting pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L ERA SO
Rick Wise35220.113144.17113
Jim Bunning34219.010154.11147
Chris Short36199.09164.30133
Grant Jackson32149.25155.29104
Woodie Fryman27127.2864.0997

Other pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G IP W L ERA SO
Barry Lersch42138.0633.2692
Lowell Palmer38102.0125.4785
Bill Champion714.0029.0012

Relief pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

Player G W L SV ERA SO
Dick Selma7389222.75153
Joe Hoerner449592.6539
Bill Wilson371004.7841
Fred Wenz222014.4524
Mike Jackson51101.424
Ken Reynolds40000.001
Bill Laxton200013.502

Farm system

Level Team League Manager
AAA Eugene Emeralds Pacific Coast League Bob Wellman and Lou Kahn
AA Reading Phillies Eastern League Andy Seminick
A Peninsula Phillies Carolina League Nolan Campbell
A Spartanburg Phillies Western Carolinas League Howie Bedell
A-Short Season Walla Walla Phillies Northwest League Garry Powel
Rookie Pulaski Phillies Appalachian League Brandy Davis

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Notes

  1. ↑ Curt Flood at Baseball Reference
  2. ↑ Oscar Gamble at Baseball Reference
  3. ↑ Rich Barry at Baseball Reference
  4. 1 2 Doc Edwards at Baseball-Reference
  5. ↑ Breen, Matt (July 10, 2020). "Longtime Phillies coach 'Irish' Mike Ryan dies, 78". Philadelphia Inquirer.
  6. ↑ Deane McGowen (June 10, 1970). "Roundup: Phils Activate A Coach Who Delivers". New York Times. p. 54.
  7. ↑ Ruben Amaro at Baseball Reference
  8. ↑ Fred Andrews at Baseball Reference
  9. ↑ "Baseball Standings". Milwaukee Journal. April 21, 1970. p. 13, part 2. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
  10. ↑ "Baseball". Milwaukee Journal. April 22, 1970. p. 18, part 2. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
  11. ↑ "Expos idled". The Gazette. Montreal, Quebec. Associated Press (AP). May 15, 1970. p. 17. Retrieved June 4, 2015.
  12. ↑ "Baseball Standings". Milwaukee Sentinel. May 18, 1970. p. 2, part 2. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
  13. ↑ "Baseball". The Gazette. Montreal, Quebec. June 16, 1970. p. 9. Retrieved June 5, 2015.
  14. ↑ "Majors". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. June 22, 1970. p. 22. Retrieved June 6, 2015.
  15. ↑ "Wegener rejoins Expos". The Gazette. Montreal, Quebec. June 30, 1970. p. 9. Retrieved June 7, 2015.
  16. ↑ "Majors At A Glance". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. July 30, 1970. p. 22. Retrieved June 9, 2015.
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  18. ↑ "1970 Philadelphia Phillies Schedule, Box Scores and Splits". Baseball-Reference.com.
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