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Richie Ashburn OF, TV Retired 1979

Jim Bunning RHP Retired 2001

Mike Schmidt 3B Retired 1990

Steve Carlton LHP Retired 1989

Robin Roberts RHP Retired 1962

Jackie Robinson 2B MLB–retired 1997

Grover C. Alexander RHP Retired 2001

Chuck Klein OF Retired 2001

Contents 1 Wall of Fame 1.1 Notes 1.2 References 2 Pitchers defeated all 30 teams

[edit] Wall of Fame

This is a list of members of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame. From 1978 to 2003, the Phillies inducted one former Phillies figure and one other notable person from the Philadelphia Athletics organization each year (with the exception of 1983). Once Veterans Stadium closed in 2003, the plaques were moved to Citizens Bank Park; however, the Phillies no longer induct notable Athletics.

Players inducted as Phillies

Players inducted as Athletics

Inducted	Player	Team[a]	Position[b]	Years
1978	Robin Roberts	Phillies	P	1948–1961
	Connie Mack	Athletics	MGR	1901–1950
1979	Richie Ashburn	Phillies	OF	1948–1959
			TV	1963–1997
	Jimmie Foxx	Athletics	1B	1925–1935
1980	Chuck Klein	Phillies	OF	1928–1933 1936–1939 1940–1944
	Lefty Grove	Athletics	P	1925–1933
1981	Grover Cleveland Alexander	Phillies	P	1911–1917 1930
	Al Simmons	Athletics	P	1924–1932 1940–1941 1944
1982	Del Ennis	Phillies	OF	1946–1956
	Mickey Cochrane	Athletics	C	1925–1933
1983	no inductees during this year
1984	Jim Bunning	Phillies	P	1964–1969 1970–1971
	Jimmy Dykes	Athletics	2B/3B	1918–1932
			MGR	1951–1953
1985	Ed Delahanty	Phillies	OF	1888–1889 1891–1901
	Eddie Plank	Athletics	P	1901–1914
1986	Cy Williams	Phillies	OF	1918–1930
	Rube Waddell	Athletics	P	1902–1907
1987	Granny Hamner	Phillies	SS	1944–1959
	Eddie Collins	Athletics	2B	1906–1914 1927–1930
1988	Paul Owens	Phillies	MGR	1972 1983–1984
			GM	1972–1983
			EXEC	1984–2003
	Wally Moses	Athletics	OF	1935–1941 1949–1951
1989	Steve Carlton	Phillies	P	1972–1986
	Bob Johnson	Athletics	OF	1933–1942
1990	Mike Schmidt	Phillies	3B	1972–1989
	Elmer Valo	Athletics	OF	1940–1943 1946–1956
1991	Larry Bowa	Phillies	SS	1970–1981
			MGR	2001–2004
	Chief Bender	Athletics	P	1903–1914
1992	Chris Short	Phillies	P	1959–1972
	Jack Coombs	Athletics	P	1906–1914
1993	Curt Simmons	Phillies	P	1947–1960
	Frank Baker	Athletics	3B	1908–1914
1994	Dick Allen	Phillies	1B/3B/OF	1963–1969 1975–1976
	Bobby Shantz	Athletics	P	1949–1956
1995	Willie Jones	Phillies	3B	1947–1959
	Eddie Joost	Athletics	SS	1947–1954
			MGR	1954
1996	Sam Thompson	Phillies	OF	1889–1898
	Eddie Rommel	Athletics	P	1920–1932
1997	Johnny Callison	Phillies	OF	1960–1969
	Ferris Fain	Athletics	1B	1947–1952
1998	Greg Luzinski	Phillies	OF	1970–1980
	Bing Miller	Athletics	OF	1922–1926 1928–1934
1999	Tug McGraw	Phillies	P	1975–1984
	Sam Chapman	Athletics	OF	1938–1951
2000	Gavvy Cravath	Phillies	OF	1912–1920
			MGR	1919–1920
	George Earnshaw	Athletics	P	1928–1933
2001	Garry Maddox	Phillies	OF	1975–1986
	Gus Zernial	Athletics	OF	1951–1957
2002	Tony Taylor	Phillies	2B	1960–1971 1974–1976
	Rube Walberg	Athletics	P	1923–1933
2003	Sherry Magee	Phillies	OF	1904–1914
	Rube Oldring	Athletics	OF	1906–1916 1918
2004	Billy Hamilton	Phillies	OF	1890–1895
2005	Bob Boone	Phillies	C	1972–1982
2006	Dallas Green	Phillies	P	1960–1967
			MGR	1979–1981
2007	John Vukovich	Phillies	INF	1970–1971 1976–1981
			CO	1988–2004
			EXEC	2004–2007

[edit] Notes

• ^a Though several players on this list played for both Philadelphia clubs, they were inducted for, and are listed with, the club with which they had arguably the largest impact.
• ^b The position column is listed as follows – P: pitcher; C: catcher; 1B: first baseman; 2B: second baseman; SS: shortstop; 3B: third baseman; OF: outfielder (all 3 positions); MGR: manager; GM: general manager; EXEC: team executive; CO: coach; TV: team sportscaster.

[edit] References

Phillies History: Wall of Fame

[edit] Pitchers defeated all 30 teams

This is a list of pitchers who have defeated all 30 major league teams. Since the advent of interleague play in 1997, the opportunity has existed for a pitcher to face, and defeat, all 30 teams in Major League Baseball. It has been accomplished six times in the history of the game, the first time in 2002.

Pitcher	First win date	Versus	For	Thirtieth win date	Versus	For
Al Leiter	September 15, 1987[1]	MIL	NYY	April 30, 2002[2]	ARI	NYM
Kevin Brown
Terry Mulholland
Woody Williams
Curt Schilling
Jamie Moyer