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Philadelphia Phils

Now the Philadelphia Phillies. The records below cover every name the team has played under.

Every Philadelphia Phillies head-to-head record: 22,116 games against 40 opponents since 1883.

All-time record10461-11540-115
Regular season10390-11467-115
Postseason71-73

See Phillies territory on ImperialismMap.

Most common matchups

Titles and postseason[1][3]

AchievementTotalSeasons
League titles22008, 1980
League runner-up62022, 2009, 1993, 1983, 1950, 1915
Conference titles8National League: 2022, 2009, 2008, 1993, 1983, 1980, 1950, 1915
Division titles13NL East: 2025, 2024, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 1993, 1983, 1980, 1978, 1977, 1976

Names and colors

  1. 1883 to 1889 Philadelphia Quakers
  2. 1890 to 1941 Philadelphia Phillies
  3. 1942 Philadelphia Phils
  4. 1943 Philadelphia Phillies
  5. 1944 to 1945 Philadelphia Blue Jays
  6. Since 1946 Philadelphia Phillies

Home venues[2]

  1. 1883 to 1886 Recreation Park
  2. 1887 to 1938 Baker Bowl
  3. 1938 to 1970 Connie Mack Stadium
  4. 1971 to 2003 Veterans Stadium
  5. Since 2004 Citizens Bank Park

Against conferences

Conferencevs members at the timevs current members
vs American League332-364624-643
vs National League10129-11176-1159366-10519-100

"At the time" counts opponents by their conference in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Against divisions

Divisionvs members at the timevs current members
vs AL Central85-6890-72
vs AL East171-207171-213
vs AL West75-81363-358
vs NL Central643-6194307-4988-48
vs NL East2199-2182-42615-2602-18
vs NL West1490-14792444-2929-34

"At the time" counts opponents by their division in the season each game was played; "current" counts every game against today's members.

Every opponent

American League

National League

Other opponents

Sources

Records are computed from every final game result in the Matchup Index database. About the data.

  1. Derived from game results: League runner-up.
  2. VenueStats: Home venues.
  3. Wikipedia: Division titles, Conference titles, League titles.