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Game log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2023 Game Log: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

March/April: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
1	March 30	@ Rangers	–	—	–
2	April 1	@ Rangers	–	—	–
3	April 2	@ Rangers	–	—	–
4	April 3	@ Yankees	–	—	–
5	April 4	@ Yankees	–	—	–
6	April 5	@ Yankees	–	—	–
7	April 6	Reds	–	—	–
8	April 8	Reds	–	—	–
9	April 9	Reds	–	—	–
10	April 10	Marlins	–	—	–
11	April 11	Marlins	–	—	–
12	April 12	Marlins	–	—	–
13	April 13	@ Reds	–	—	–
14	April 14	@ Reds	–	—	–
15	April 15	@ Reds	–	—	–
16	April 16	@ Reds	–	—	–
17	April 17	@ White Sox	–	—	–
18	April 18	@ White Sox	–	—	–
19	April 19	@ White Sox	–	—	–
20	April 20	Rockies	–	—	–
21	April 21	Rockies	–	—	–
22	April 22	Rockies	–	—	–
23	April 23	Rockies	–	—	–
24	April 25	Mariners	–	—	–
25	April 26	Mariners	–	—	–
26	April 27	Mariners	–	—	–
27	April 28	@ Astros	–	—	–
28	April 29	@ Astros	–	—	–
29	April 30	@ Astros	–	—	–

May: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
30	May 1	@ Dodgers	–	—	–
31	May 2	@ Dodgers	–	—	–
32	May 3	@ Dodgers	–	—	–
33	May 5	Red Sox	–	—	–
34	May 6	Red Sox	–	—	–
35	May 7	Red Sox	–	—	–
36	May 9	Blue Jays	–	—	–
37	May 10	Blue Jays	–	—	–
38	May 12	@ Rockies	–	—	–
39	May 13	@ Rockies	–	—	–
40	May 14	@ Rockies	–	—	–
41	May 15	@ Giants	–	—	–
42	May 16	@ Giants	–	—	–
43	May 17	@ Giants	–	—	–
44	May 19	Cubs	–	—	–
45	May 20	Cubs	–	—	–
46	May 21	Cubs	–	—	–
47	May 22	Diamondbacks	–	—	–
48	May 23	Diamondbacks	–	—	–
49	May 24	Diamondbacks	–	—	–
50	May 25	@ Braves	–	—	–
51	May 26	@ Braves	–	—	–
52	May 27	@ Braves	–	—	–
53	May 28	@ Braves	–	—	–
54	May 30	@ Mets	–	—	–
55	May 31	@ Mets	–	—	–

June: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
56	June 1	@ Mets	–	—	–
57	June 2	@ Nationals	–	—	–
58	June 3	@ Nationals	–	—	–
59	June 4	@ Nationals	–	—	–
60	June 5	Tigers	–	—	–
61	June 6	Tigers	–	—	–
62	June 7	Tigers	–	—	–
63	June 9	Dodgers	–	—	–
64	June 10	Dodgers	–	—	–
65	June 11	Dodgers	–	—	–
66	June 12	@ Diamondbacks	–	—	–
67	June 13	@ Diamondbacks	–	—	–
68	June 14	@ Diamondbacks	–	—	–
69	June 15	@ Diamondbacks	–	—	–
70	June 16	@ Athletics	–	—	–
71	June 17	@ Athletics	–	—	–
72	June 18	@ Athletics	–	—	–
73	June 20	Braves	–	—	–
74	June 21	Braves	–	—	–
75	June 22	Braves	–	—	–
76	June 23	Mets	–	—	–
77	June 24	Mets	–	—	–
78	June 25	Mets	–	—	–
79	June 27	@ Cubs	–	—	–
80	June 28	@ Cubs	–	—	–
81	June 29	@ Cubs	–	—	–
82	June 30	Nationals	–	—	–

July: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
83	July 1	Nationals	–	—	–
84	July 2	Nationals	–	—	–
85	July 4	@ Rays	–	—	–
86	July 5	@ Rays	–	—	–
87	July 6	@ Rays	–	—	–
88	July 7	@ Marlins	–	—	–
89	July 8	@ Marlins	–	—	–
90	July 9	@ Marlins	–	—	–
–	July 11	2023 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at T-Mobile Park in Seattle
91	July 14	Padres	–	—	–
92	July 15 (1)	Padres	–	—	–
93	July 15 (2)	Padres	–	—	–
94	July 16	Padres	–	—	–
95	July 18	Brewers	–	—	–
96	July 19	Brewers	–	—	–
97	July 20	Brewers	–	—	–
98	July 21	@ Guardians	–	—	–
99	July 22	@ Guardians	–	—	–
100	July 23	@ Guardians	–	—	–
101	July 24	Orioles	–	—	–
102	July 25	Orioles	–	—	–
103	July 26	Orioles	–	—	–
104	July 28	@ Pirates	–	—	–
105	July 29	@ Pirates	–	—	–
106	July 30	@ Pirates	–	—	–
107	July 31	@ Marlins	–	—	–

August: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
108	August 1	@ Marlins	–	—	–
109	August 2	@ Marlins	–	—	–
110	August 3	@ Marlins	–	—	–
111	August 4	Royals	–	—	–
112	August 5	Royals	–	—	–
113	August 6	Royals	–	—	–
114	August 7	Nationals	–	—	–
115	August 8	Nationals	–	—	–
116	August 9	Nationals	–	—	–
117	August 10	Nationals	–	—	–
118	August 11	Twins	–	—	–
119	August 12	Twins	–	—	–
120	August 13	Twins	–	—	–
121	August 15	@ Blue Jays	–	—	–
122	August 16	@ Blue Jays	–	—	–
123	August 18	@ Nationals	–	—	–
124	August 19	@ Nationals	–	—	–
125	August 20	@ Nationals	–	—	–
126	August 21	Giants	–	—	–
127	August 22	Giants	–	—	–
128	August 23	Giants	–	—	–
129	August 25	Cardinals	–	—	–
130	August 26	Cardinals	–	—	–
131	August 27	Cardinals	–	—	–
132	August 28	Angels	–	—	–
133	August 29	Angels	–	—	–
134	August 30	Angels	–	—	–

September/October: 0–0 (Home: 0–0; Away: 0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Save	Record
135	September 1	@ Brewers	–	—	–
136	September 2	@ Brewers	–	—	–
137	September 3	@ Brewers	–	—	–
138	September 4	@ Padres	–	—	–
139	September 5	@ Padres	–	—	–
140	September 6	@ Padres	–	—	–
141	September 8	Marlins	–	—	–
142	September 9	Marlins	–	—	–
143	September 10	Marlins	–	—	–
144	September 12	Braves	–	—	–
145	September 13	Braves	–	—	–
146	September 14	Braves	–	—	–
147	September 15	@ Cardinals	–	—	–
148	September 16	@ Cardinals	–	—	–
149	September 17	@ Cardinals	–	—	–
150	September 18	@ Braves	–	—	–
151	September 19	@ Braves	–	—	–
152	September 20	@ Braves	–	—	–
153	September 21	Mets	–	—	–
154	September 22	Mets	–	—	–
155	September 23	Mets	–	—	–
156	September 24	Mets	–	—	–
157	September 26	Pirates	–	—	–
158	September 27	Pirates	–	—	–
159	September 28	Pirates	–	—	–
160	September 29	@ Mets	–	—	–
161	September 30	@ Mets	–	—	–
162	October 1	@ Mets	–	—	–

2020 Special Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2020 Game Log^[1] Overall Record: 0–0

July (0–0)

#	Date	Opponent
1	July 24	Marlins
2	July 25	Marlins
3	July 26	Marlins
4	July 27	Yankees
5	July 28	Yankees
6	July 29	@ Yankees
7	July 30	@ Yankees
8	July 31	@ Blue Jays

August (0–0)

#	Date	Opponent
9	August 1	@ Blue Jays
10	August 2	@ Blue Jays
11	August 4	@ Marlins
12	August 5	@ Marlins
13	August 6	@ Marlins
14	August 7	Braves
15	August 8	Braves
16	August 9	Braves
17	August 10	Braves
18	August 11	Orioles
19	August 12	Orioles
20	August 13	Orioles
21	August 14	Mets
22	August 15	Mets
23	August 16	Mets
24	August 18	@ Red Sox
25	August 19	@ Red Sox
26	August 21	@ Braves
27	August 22	@ Braves
28	August 23	@ Braves
29	August 25	@ Nationals
30	August 26	@ Nationals
31	August 27	@ Nationals
32	August 28	Braves
33	August 29	Braves
34	August 30	Braves
35	August 31	Nationals

September (0–0)

#	Date	Opponent
36	September 1	Nationals
37	September 2	Nationals
38	September 3	Nationals
39	September 4	@ Mets
40	September 5	@ Mets
41	September 6	@ Mets
42	September 7	@ Mets
43	September 8	Red Sox
44	September 9	Red Sox
45	September 10	@ Marlins
46	September 11	@ Marlins
47	September 12	@ Marlins
48	September 13	@ Marlins
49	September 15	Mets
50	September 16	Mets
51	September 17	Mets
52	September 18	Blue Jays
53	September 19	Blue Jays
54	September 20	Blue Jays
55	September 21	@ Nationals
56	September 22	@ Nationals
57	September 23	@ Nationals
58	September 25	@ Rays
59	September 26	@ Rays
60	September 27	@ Rays

2005 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2005 Game Log^[2]
Overall Record: 88–74

April (10–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 4	Nationals	8–4	Jon Lieber (1–0)	Liván Hernández (0–1)	None	44,080	1–0
2	April 6	Nationals	3–7	Joey Eischen (1–0)	Tim Worrell (0–1)	None	23,435	1–1
3	April 7	Nationals	4–5 (10)	Chad Cordero (1–0)	Rheal Cormier (0–1)	None	21,693	1–2
4	April 8	@ Cardinals	5–6	Al Reyes (1–0)	Ryan Madson (0–1)	Jason Isringhausen (2)	50,074	1–3
5	April 9	@ Cardinals	10–4	Gavin Floyd (1–0)	Jeff Suppan (0–1)	None	39,242	2–3
6	April 10	@ Cardinals	13–4	Jon Lieber (2–0)	Chris Carpenter (1–1)	None	37,971	3–3
7	April 11	@ Marlins	4–1	Brett Myers (1–0)	Al Leiter (0–1)	Billy Wagner (1)	11,416	4–3
8	April 12	@ Marlins	2–8	A. J. Burnett (1–1)	Randy Wolf (0–1)	None	15,129	4–4
9	April 13	@ Marlins	0–4	Dontrelle Willis (2–0)	Cory Lidle (0–1)	None	14,427	4–5
10	April 15	Braves	4–11	Horacio Ramírez (1–0)	Gavin Floyd (1–1)	None	31,408	4–6
11	April 16	Braves	2–1	Jon Lieber (3–0)	John Smoltz (0–3)	Billy Wagner (2)	36,820	5–6
12	April 17	Braves	2–1 (10)	Ryan Madson (1–1)	Dan Kolb (0–2)	None	32,008	6–6
13	April 18	Mets	5–4	Randy Wolf (1–1)	Kaz Ishii (0–2)	Tim Worrell (1)	25,236	7–6
14	April 19	Mets	4–16	Víctor Zambrano (1–1)	Vicente Padilla (0–1)	None	28,063	7–7
15	April 20	Rockies	4–7	Jamey Wright (1–1)	Cory Lidle (0–2)	None	25,961	7–8
16	April 21	Rockies	6–3	Jon Lieber (4–0)	Joe Kennedy (1–2)	Billy Wagner (3)	21,749	8–8
17	April 22	@ Braves	2–6	Mike Hampton (2–0)	Brett Myers (1–1)	Dan Kolb (6)	26,837	8–9
18	April 23	@ Braves	1–11	Tim Hudson (2–0)	Randy Wolf (1–2)	None	31,656	8–10
19	April 24	@ Braves	0–4	John Thomson (2–2)	Vicente Padilla (0–2)	None	26,713	8–11
20	April 25	@ Nationals	5–4	Cory Lidle (1–2)	Zach Day (1–2)	Billy Wagner (4)	24,956	9–11
21	April 26	@ Nationals	1–3	John Patterson (2–1)	Jon Lieber (4–1)	Chad Cordero (4)	23,332	9–12
22	April 27	@ Nationals	3–0	Rheal Cormier (1–1)	Esteban Loaiza (0–2)	Billy Wagner (5)	27,483	10–12
23	April 29	Marlins	4–6	A. J. Burnett (3–1)	Randy Wolf (1–3)	Todd Jones (1)	28,471	10–13
24	April 30	Marlins	1–2 (6)	Dontrelle Willis (5–0)	Vicente Padilla (0–3)	None	25,900	10–14

May (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 1	Marlins	8–6	Cory Lidle (2–2)	Josh Beckett (4–2)	Billy Wagner (6)	37,306	11–14
26	May 2	@ Mets	1–5	Pedro Martínez (3–1)	Terry Adams (0–1)	None	16,897	11–15
27	May 3	@ Mets	10–3	Brett Myers (2–1)	Tom Glavine (1–4)	None	17,051	12–15
28	May 4	@ Mets	2–3	Jae Weong Seo (2–1)	Randy Wolf (1–4)	Braden Looper (5)	21,356	12–16
29	May 5	@ Mets	5–7	Aaron Heilman (3–2)	Vicente Padilla (0–4)	Braden Looper (6)	19,553	12–17
30	May 6	@ Cubs	3–2	Billy Wagner (1–0)	LaTroy Hawkins (1–3)	None	38,767	13–17
31	May 7	@ Cubs	4–1	Jon Lieber (5–1)	Glendon Rusch (2–1)	Billy Wagner (7)	38,933	14–17
32	May 8	@ Cubs	1–2	Carlos Zambrano (3–1)	Brett Myers (2–2)	None	38,656	14–18
33	May 9	@ Brewers	4–2	Randy Wolf (2–4)	Víctor Santos (1–2)	Billy Wagner (8)	11,103	15–18
34	May 10	@ Brewers	5–8	Julio Santana (1–1)	Terry Adams (0–2)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	12,082	15–19
35	May 11	@ Brewers	2–5	Doug Davis (4–4)	Cory Lidle (2–3)	Derrick Turnbow (5)	13,175	15–20
36	May 12	Reds	5–7	Ramón Ortiz (1–1)	Jon Lieber (5–2)	Danny Graves (9)	33,663	15–21
37	May 13	Reds	12–2	Brett Myers (3–2)	Eric Milton (2–4)	None	27,071	16–21
38	May 14	Reds	4–12	Aaron Harang (2–2)	Ryan Madson (1–2)	None	30,189	16–22
39	May 15	Reds	4–3	Vicente Padilla (1–4)	Elizardo Ramírez (0–1)	Billy Wagner (9)	41,141	17–22
40	May 17	Cardinals	7–5	Cory Lidle (3–3)	Jeff Suppan (3–4)	Billy Wagner (10)	32,103	18–22
41	May 18	Cardinals	4–8	Chris Carpenter (6–2)	Jon Lieber (5–3)	None	29,130	18–23
42	May 19	Cardinals	7–4	Brett Myers (4–2)	Jason Marquis (5–3)	None	38,229	19–23
43	May 20	@ Orioles	9–3	Randy Wolf (3–4)	Daniel Cabrera (3–3)	None	34,642	20–23
44	May 21	@ Orioles	0–7	Érik Bédard (5–1)	Vicente Padilla (1–5)	None	42,331	20–24
45	May 22	@ Orioles	7–2	Cory Lidle (4–3)	Sidney Ponson (5–2)	None	41,614	21–24
46	May 23	@ Marlins	2–5	Dontrelle Willis (8–1)	Jon Lieber (5–4)	Todd Jones (7)	11,944	21–25
47	May 24	@ Marlins	3–4 (10)	John Riedling (2–0)	Amaury Telemaco (0–1)	None	18,419	21–26
48	May 25	@ Marlins	8–5	Randy Wolf (4–4)	Al Leiter (2–5)	Billy Wagner (11)	17,165	22–26
49	May 27	@ Braves	5–1	Cory Lidle (5–3)	John Smoltz (3–4)	None	31,501	23–26
50	May 28	@ Braves	12–5	Jon Lieber (6–4)	Horacio Ramírez (3–4)	None	34,975	24–26
51	May 29	@ Braves	2–7	Tim Hudson (6–3)	Brett Myers (4–3)	None	37,615	24–27
52	May 31	Giants	5–2	Randy Wolf (5–4)	Brett Tomko (4–7)	None	23,456	25–27

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
53	June 1	Giants	10–6	Ryan Madson (2–2)	LaTroy Hawkins (1–5)	None	24,546	26–27
54	June 2	Giants	6–5	Jon Lieber (7–4)	Brad Hennessey (2–2)	Billy Wagner (12)	25,589	27–27
–	June 3	Diamondbacks	Postponed (rain);^[3]^[4] Makeup: June 4 as a traditional double-header
55	June 4 (1)	Diamondbacks	10–6	Vicente Padilla (2–5)	Javier Vázquez (5–4)	None	see 2nd game	28–27
56	June 4 (2)	Diamondbacks	5–3	Brett Myers (5–3)	Russ Ortiz (4–5)	Billy Wagner (13)	43,449	29–27
57	June 5	Diamondbacks	7–6	Randy Wolf (6–4)	Brad Halsey (4–3)	Billy Wagner (14)	37,582	30–27
58	June 6	Diamondbacks	8–10	Brandon Webb (7–2)	Cory Lidle (5–4)	Javier López (2)	25,570	30–28
59	June 7	Rangers	8–5	Jon Lieber (8–4)	Ryan Drese (4–6)	Billy Wagner (15)	33,616	31–28
60	June 8	Rangers	2–0	Aaron Fultz (1–0)	Chris Young (5–3)	Billy Wagner (16)	24,339	32–28
61	June 9	Rangers	10–8	Vicente Padilla (3–5)	Pedro Astacio (2–7)	Billy Wagner (17)	25,205	33–28
62	June 10	Brewers	5–2	Ryan Madson (3–2)	Matt Wise (0–2)	None	27,225	34–28
63	June 11	Brewers	7–5	Rheal Cormier (2–1)	Ricky Bottalico (0–1)	Ugueth Urbina (10)	33,455	35–28
64	June 12	Brewers	6–2	Cory Lidle (6–4)	Ben Sheets (2–6)	None	40,385	36–28
65	June 14	@ Mariners	1–3	Gil Meche (6–4)	Jon Lieber (8–5)	Eddie Guardado (18)	26,818	36–29
66	June 15	@ Mariners	1–5	Aaron Sele (6–5)	Vicente Padilla (3–6)	None	26,019	36–30
67	June 16	@ Mariners	3–2 (13)	Geoff Geary (1–0)	Julio Mateo (2–2)	Billy Wagner (18)	27,162	37–30
68	June 17	@ Athletics	6–1	Robinson Tejeda (1–0)	Barry Zito (3–8)	None	15,601	38–30
69	June 18	@ Athletics	1–2	Kirk Saarloos (3–4)	Cory Lidle (6–5)	Justin Duchscherer (1)	20,332	38–31
70	June 19	@ Athletics	2–5	Joe Blanton (3–6)	Jon Lieber (8–6)	Justin Duchscherer (2)	30,619	38–32
71	June 21	Mets	5–8	Kris Benson (6–2)	Brett Myers (5–4)	Braden Looper (14)	43,050	38–33
72	June 22	Mets	8–4	Ryan Madson (4–2)	Royce Ring (0–2)	None	42,640	39–33
73	June 23	Mets	3–4	Kaz Ishii (2–6)	Cory Lidle (6–6)	Braden Looper (15)	45,449	39–34
74	June 24	Red Sox	0–8	Tim Wakefield (6–6)	Jon Lieber (8–7)	None	45,090	39–35
75	June 25	Red Sox	1–7	Matt Clement (9–1)	Vicente Padilla (3–7)	None	44,868	39–36
76	June 26	Red Sox	8–12	Mike Timlin (2–1)	Rheal Cormier (2–2)	None	45,042	39–37
77	June 28	@ Mets	3–8	Víctor Zambrano (4–6)	Robinson Tejeda (1–1)	None	39,898	39–38
78	June 29	@ Mets	6–3	Cory Lidle (7–6)	Kaz Ishii (2–7)	Billy Wagner (19)	24,915	40–38
79	June 30	@ Mets	3–5	Pedro Martínez (9–2)	Jon Lieber (8–8)	Braden Looper (16)	36,667	40–39

July (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
80	July 1	Braves	1–9	John Smoltz (9–5)	Vicente Padilla (3–8)	None	45,004	40–40
81	July 2	Braves	6–4	Brett Myers (6–4)	Horacio Ramírez (7–5)	Billy Wagner (20)	29,205	41–40
82	July 3	Braves	3–4	Jim Brower (3–1)	Billy Wagner (1–1)	Chris Reitsma (7)	39,732	41–41
83	July 4	@ Pirates	12–1	Cory Lidle (8–6)	Dave Williams (6–6)	None	37,259	42–41
84	July 5	@ Pirates	0–3	Kip Wells (6–8)	Ryan Madson (4–3)	None	13,442	42–42
85	July 6	@ Pirates	5–0	Vicente Padilla (4–8)	Mark Redman (4–8)	None	19,961	43–42
86	July 7	@ Pirates	1–2	Zach Duke (1–0)	Brett Myers (6–5)	José Mesa (21)	20,942	43–43
87	July 8	Nationals	7–8	Ryan Drese (7–7)	Robinson Tejeda (1–2)	Chad Cordero (31)	44,688	43–44
88	July 9	Nationals	1–0	Billy Wagner (2–1)	Héctor Carrasco (3–2)	None	33,365	44–44
89	July 10	Nationals	5–4 (12)	Rheal Cormier (3–2)	Sun-Woo Kim (1–2)	None	34,124	45–44
–	July 12	2005 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Comerica Park in Detroit
90	July 14	Marlins	13–7	Brett Myers (7–5)	A. J. Burnett (5–6)	None	29,660	46–44
91	July 15	Marlins	7–9	Brian Moehler (5–6)	Cory Lidle (8–7)	Todd Jones (14)	30,233	46–45
92	July 16	Marlins	10–5	Jon Lieber (9–8)	Scott Olsen (1–1)	None	33,268	47–45
93	July 17	Marlins	8–4	Vicente Padilla (5–8)	Dontrelle Willis (13–5)	None	36,419	48–45
94	July 19	Dodgers	5–4 (10)	Billy Wagner (3–1)	Yhency Brazobán (2–5)	None	29,349	49–45
95	July 20	Dodgers	2–10	Derek Lowe (6–10)	Cory Lidle (8–8)	None	31,164	49–46
96	July 21	Dodgers	0–1	Odalis Pérez (5–5)	Jon Lieber (9–9)	Yhency Brazobán (17)	36,232	49–47
97	July 22	Padres	8–6 (11)	Aaron Fultz (2–0)	Paul Quantrill (2–1)	None	28,600	50–47
98	July 23	Padres	2–0	Robinson Tejeda (2–2)	Pedro Astacio (2–9)	Billy Wagner (21)	33,992	51–47
99	July 24	Padres	5–1	Brett Myers (8–5)	Brian Lawrence (5–10)	None	35,322	52–47
100	July 25	@ Astros	1–7	Andy Pettitte (8–7)	Cory Lidle (8–9)	None	36,029	52–48
101	July 26	@ Astros	1–2	Roy Oswalt (14–8)	Ryan Madson (4–4)	None	33,867	52–49
102	July 27	@ Astros	2–3	Roger Clemens (9–4)	Vicente Padilla (5–9)	Brad Lidge (24)	38,071	52–50
103	July 28	@ Rockies	8–5	Ugueth Urbina (2–3)	Mike DeJean (4–2)	Billy Wagner (22)	22,015	53–50
104	July 29	@ Rockies	5–3	Brett Myers (9–5)	José Acevedo (2–1)	Billy Wagner (23)	21,855	54–50
105	July 30	@ Rockies	8–7	Cory Lidle (9–9)	Aaron Cook (0–1)	Billy Wagner (24)	33,418	55–50
106	July 31	@ Rockies	2–9	Jeff Francis (10–7)	Jon Lieber (9–10)	None	21,807	55–51

August (16–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
107	August 2	Cubs	1–2	Carlos Zambrano (8–4)	Vicente Padilla (5–10)	Ryan Dempster (15)	32,585	55–52
108	August 3	Cubs	4–3	Billy Wagner (4–1)	Mike Remlinger (0–3)	None	34,727	56–52
109	August 4	Cubs	6–4	Brett Myers (10–5)	Mark Prior (7–4)	Billy Wagner (25)	37,882	57–52
110	August 5	Brewers	1–3 (10)	Ben Sheets (8–7)	Geoff Geary (1–1)	Matt Wise (1)	31,759	57–53
111	August 6	Brewers	8–2	Jon Lieber (10–10)	Chris Capuano (12–7)	None	35,800	58–53
112	August 7	Brewers	0–2	Tomo Ohka (7–6)	Vicente Padilla (5–11)	Derrick Turnbow (24)	35,017	58–54
113	August 9	@ Dodgers	8–4	Ryan Madson (5–4)	Steve Schmoll (2–1)	None	44,556	59–54
114	August 10	@ Dodgers	9–5	Ugueth Urbina (3–3)	Yhency Brazobán (2–7)	None	44,001	60–54
115	August 11	@ Dodgers	1–5	Odalis Pérez (7–6)	Cory Lidle (9–10)	None	44,963	60–55
116	August 12	@ Padres	3–2	Jon Lieber (11–10)	Jake Peavy (10–5)	Billy Wagner (26)	41,153	61–55
117	August 13	@ Padres	5–2	Ugueth Urbina (4–3)	Trevor Hoffman (1–5)	Billy Wagner (27)	37,777	62–55
118	August 14	@ Padres	8–3	Robinson Tejeda (3–2)	Chan Ho Park (9–6)	None	37,167	63–55
119	August 15	Nationals	3–6	Liván Hernández (14–5)	Brett Myers (10–6)	None	40,627	63–56
–	August 16	Nationals	Postponed (rain);^[5]^[6] Makeup: August 18 as a day-night double-header
120	August 17	Nationals	4–3	Jon Lieber (12–10)	Esteban Loaiza (7–9)	Billy Wagner (28)	33,450	64–56
121	August 18 (1)	Nationals	2–1	Vicente Padilla (6–11)	Tony Armas Jr. (7–6)	Billy Wagner (29)	30,046	65–56
122	August 18 (2)	Nationals	4–5	Luis Ayala (8–6)	Ugueth Urbina (4–4)	Chad Cordero (39)	34,492	65–57
123	August 19	Pirates	2–11	Kip Wells (7–12)	Robinson Tejeda (3–3)	None	32,992	65–58
124	August 20	Pirates	6–1	Brett Myers (11–6)	Dave Williams (10–9)	None	43,192	66–58
125	August 21	Pirates	4–3	Ryan Madson (6–4)	Rick White (3–6)	Billy Wagner (30)	40,689	67–58
126	August 22	@ Giants	0–5	Noah Lowry (10–11)	Jon Lieber (12–11)	None	38,947	67–59
127	August 23	@ Giants	10–2	Vicente Padilla (7–11)	Brett Tomko (7–14)	None	37,892	68–59
128	August 24	@ Giants	7–4	Robinson Tejeda (4–3)	Brad Hennessey (4–6)	Billy Wagner (31)	36,812	69–59
129	August 26	@ Diamondbacks	11–3	Aaron Fultz (3–0)	Brad Halsey (8–11)	None	22,397	70–59
130	August 27	@ Diamondbacks	0–2	Brandon Webb (11–10)	Jon Lieber (12–12)	José Valverde (5)	26,903	70–60
131	August 28	@ Diamondbacks	5–10	Claudio Vargas (8–7)	Vicente Padilla (7–12)	None	31,112	70–61
132	August 30	@ Mets	4–6	Juan Padilla (1–0)	Ugueth Urbina (4–5)	Braden Looper (28)	36,505	70–62
133	August 31	@ Mets	8–2	Brett Myers (12–6)	Pedro Martínez (13–6)	None	43,780	71–62

September (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
134	September 1	@ Mets	3–1	Jon Lieber (13–12)	Tom Glavine (10–12)	Billy Wagner (32)	38,316	72–62
135	September 2	@ Nationals	7–1	Vicente Padilla (8–12)	John Halama (1–3)	None	28,939	73–62
136	September 3	@ Nationals	4–5 (12)	Héctor Carrasco (4–3)	Aquilino López (0–1)	None	30,561	73–63
137	September 4	@ Nationals	1–6	Esteban Loaiza (10–10)	Gavin Floyd (1–2)	None	32,251	73–64
138	September 5	Astros	3–4	Andy Pettitte (14–9)	Brett Myers (12–7)	Brad Lidge (33)	36,144	73–65
139	September 6	Astros	1–2	Roy Oswalt (17–11)	Billy Wagner (4–2)	Brad Lidge (34)	30,600	73–66
140	September 7	Astros	6–8	Chad Qualls (5–4)	Billy Wagner (4–3)	Brad Lidge (35)	29,026	73–67
141	September 9	Marlins	12–5	Cory Lidle (10–10)	A. J. Burnett (12–10)	None	32,933	74–67
142	September 10	Marlins	6–7	Chris Resop (1–0)	Ryan Madson (6–5)	Todd Jones (36)	40,479	74–68
143	September 11	Marlins	11–1	Jon Lieber (14–12)	Ismael Valdez (2–2)	None	34,794	75–68
144	September 12	Braves	4–1	Eude Brito (1–0)	Tim Hudson (12–8)	Billy Wagner (33)	21,169	76–68
145	September 13	Braves	5–4	Aaron Fultz (4–0)	Blaine Boyer (2–2)	Billy Wagner (34)	24,311	77–68
146	September 14	Braves	12–4	Cory Lidle (11–10)	Horacio Ramírez (11–9)	None		78–68
147	September 15	Braves	4–6	Jorge Sosa (12–3)	Brett Myers (12–8)	Kyle Farnsworth (13)	27,804	78–69
148	September 16	@ Marlins	13–3	Jon Lieber (15–12)	Jim Mecir (1–4)	None	30,853	79–69
149	September 17	@ Marlins	10–2	Ugueth Urbina (5–5)	Dontrelle Willis (21–9)	None	27,203	80–69
150	September 18	@ Marlins	1–7	Josh Beckett (15–8)	Eude Brito (1–1)	None	25,208	80–70
151	September 20	@ Braves	1–4	Jorge Sosa (13–3)	Cory Lidle (11–11)	None	25,701	80–71
152	September 21	@ Braves	10–6 (10)	Geoff Geary (2–1)	Kyle Davies (7–4)	None	27,030	81–71
153	September 22	@ Braves	4–0	Jon Lieber (16–12)	Tim Hudson (13–9)	None	26,301	82–71
154	September 23	@ Reds	11–10	Rheal Cormier (4–2)	David Weathers (7–4)	Billy Wagner (35)	22,608	83–71
155	September 24	@ Reds	2–3	Eric Milton (8–14)	Eude Brito (1–2)	David Weathers (15)	31,632	83–72
156	September 25	@ Reds	6–3	Cory Lidle (12–11)	Randy Keisler (2–1)	Billy Wagner (36)	23,072	84–72
157	September 26	Mets	5–6	Shingo Takatsu (2–2)	Ugueth Urbina (5–6)	Roberto Hernández (3)	28,679	84–73
158	September 27	Mets	2–3	Juan Padilla (3–1)	Jon Lieber (16–13)	Aaron Heilman (4)	36,150	84–74
159	September 28	Mets	16–6	Vicente Padilla (9–12)	Steve Trachsel (1–4)	None	42,250	85–74
160	September 30	@ Nationals	4–3	Cory Lidle (13–11)	Liván Hernández (15–10)	Billy Wagner (37)	30,375	86–74

October (2–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	@ Nationals	8–4	Brett Myers (13–8)	John Patterson (9–7)	None	32,903	87–74
162	October 2	@ Nationals	9–3	Jon Lieber (17–13)	Héctor Carrasco (5–4)	Billy Wagner (38)	36,491	88–74

2004 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2004 Game Log^[7]
Overall Record: 86–76

April (10–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 5	@ Pirates	1–2	Kip Wells (1–0)	Kevin Millwood (0–1)	José Mesa (1)	35,702	0–1
2	April 7	@ Pirates	5–4	Rheal Cormier (1–0)	Brian Boehringer (0–1)	Billy Wagner (1)	15,126	1–1
3	April 8	@ Pirates	2–6	Ryan Vogelsong (1–0)	Vicente Padilla (0–1)	José Mesa (2)	9,689	1–2
4	April 9	@ Marlins	3–4	Matt Perisho (2–0)	Rheal Cormier (1–1)	Armando Benítez (3)	22,923	1–3
5	April 10	@ Marlins	3–5	Darren Oliver (1–0)	Rheal Cormier (1–2)	Armando Benítez (4)	45,725	1–4
6	April 11	@ Marlins	1–3	Josh Beckett (1–0)	Kevin Millwood (0–2)	Armando Benítez (5)	21,317	1–5
7	April 12	Reds	1–4	Paul Wilson (2–0)	Randy Wolf (0–1)	Danny Graves (4)	41,626	1–6
–	April 14	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[8]^[9] Makeup: June 14
8	April 15	Reds	6–4	Rheal Cormier (2–2)	Ryan Wagner (0–1)	Billy Wagner (2)	37,512	2–6
9	April 16	Expos	4–2	Eric Milton (1–0)	Liván Hernández (0–2)	Billy Wagner (3)	39,613	3–6
10	April 17	Expos	6–3	Kevin Millwood (1–2)	John Patterson (1–1)	Billy Wagner (4)	42,931	4–6
11	April 18	Expos	5–4	Billy Wagner (1–0)	Rocky Biddle (0–1)	None	43,791	5–6
12	April 20	Marlins	1–3	Dontrelle Willis (3–0)	Vicente Padilla (0–2)	Armando Benítez (7)	36,479	5–7
13	April 21	Marlins	7–8 (12)	Justin Wayne (1–0)	Ryan Madson (0–1)	None	34,060	5–8
14	April 22	Marlins	7–9	Darren Oliver (2–1)	Brett Myers (0–1)	Armando Benítez (8)	35,880	5–9
15	April 23	@ Expos	8–6	Kevin Millwood (2–2)	Chad Bentz (0–2)	Billy Wagner (5)	30,112	6–9
16	April 24	@ Expos	7–0	Randy Wolf (1–1)	Tomo Ohka (0–4)	None	6,899	7–9
17	April 25	@ Expos	0–2	Zach Day (2–1)	Vicente Padilla (0–3)	Rocky Biddle (5)	8,267	7–10
18	April 27	@ Cardinals	7–3	Eric Milton (2–0)	Matt Morris (3–2)	None	25,185	8–10
19	April 28	@ Cardinals	6–3	Ryan Madson (1–1)	Mike Lincoln (2–2)	Billy Wagner (6)	26,348	9–10
20	April 29	@ Cardinals	4–5 (13)	Mike Lincoln (3–2)	Amaury Telemaco (0–1)	None	29,768	9–11
21	April 30	Diamondbacks	4–0	Randy Wolf (2–1)	Elmer Dessens (1–3)	None	43,721	10–11

May (17–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
22	May 1	Diamondbacks	4–6	Randy Johnson (3–2)	Vicente Padilla (0–4)	Matt Mantei (4)	44,048	10–12
23	May 2	Diamondbacks	6–5 (14)	Ryan Madson (2–1)	Óscar Villarreal (0–2)	None	43,025	11–12
24	May 4	Cardinals	5–6	Chris Carpenter (2–1)	Brett Myers (0–2)	Jason Isringhausen (3)	33,294	11–13
25	May 5	Cardinals	5–4	Kevin Millwood (3–2)	Woody Williams (0–3)	Billy Wagner (7)	35,944	12–13
26	May 6	Cardinals	4–7	Jeff Suppan (3–3)	Randy Wolf (2–2)	Jason Isringhausen (4)	44,376	12–14
27	May 7	@ Diamondbacks	4–1	Vicente Padilla (1–4)	Randy Johnson (3–3)	Billy Wagner (8)	30,738	13–14
28	May 8	@ Diamondbacks	8–7	Eric Milton (3–0)	Brandon Webb (2–2)	Tim Worrell (1)	38,907	14–14
29	May 9	@ Diamondbacks	7–1	Brett Myers (1–2)	Steve Sparks (2–2)	None	29,637	15–14
30	May 11	@ Giants	10–4	Kevin Millwood (4–2)	Jerome Williams (3–2)	None	35,759	16–14
31	May 12	@ Giants	3–4	Jason Schmidt (3–2)	Randy Wolf (2–3)	Matt Herges (11)	35,849	16–15
32	May 13	@ Giants	4–3	Vicente Padilla (2–4)	Kirk Rueter (1–4)	Ryan Madson (1)	39,651	17–15
33	May 14	@ Rockies	6–4	Eric Milton (4–0)	Joe Kennedy (4–1)	Tim Worrell (2)	32,171	18–15
34	May 15	@ Rockies	16–5	Brett Myers (2–2)	Scott Elarton (0–6)	None	33,629	19–15
35	May 16	@ Rockies	6–7	Tim Harikkala (1–0)	Rheal Cormier (2–3)	Shawn Chacón (10)	33,623	19–16
36	May 17	@ Rockies	6–7	Brian Fuentes (1–0)	Tim Worrell (0–1)	None	22,111	19–17
37	May 18	Dodgers	8–7	Vicente Padilla (3–4)	Guillermo Mota (2–1)	Tim Worrell (3)	36,073	20–17
38	May 19	Dodgers	9–4	Eric Milton (5–0)	Hideo Nomo (3–5)	None	33,916	21–17
39	May 20	Dodgers	4–0	Brett Myers (3–2)	Kazuhisa Ishii (5–3)	None	37,793	22–17
40	May 21	Padres	5–4	Ryan Madson (3–1)	Akinori Otsuka (3–2)	Tim Worrell (4)	40,555	23–17
41	May 22	Padres	6–9	Justin Germano (1–0)	Roberto Hernández (0–1)	None	43,634	23–18
42	May 23	Padres	6–4	Vicente Padilla (4–4)	Brian Lawrence (6–3)	Tim Worrell (5)	44,216	24–18
43	May 25	@ Mets	0–5	Steve Trachsel (5–3)	Eric Milton (5–1)	None	29,385	24–19
44	May 26	@ Mets	7–4	Roberto Hernández (1–1)	John Franco (0–3)	Tim Worrell (6)	20,349	25–19
45	May 27	Braves	1–6	Jaret Wright (3–5)	Kevin Millwood (4–3)	None	38,802	25–20
46	May 28	Braves	3–2 (10)	Tim Worrell (1–1)	Antonio Alfonseca (5–1)	None	40,187	26–20
47	May 29	Braves	3–9	John Thomson (4–2)	Vicente Padilla (4–5)	None	44,057	26–21
48	May 30	Braves	4–1	Eric Milton (6–1)	Travis Smith (0–1)	Tim Worrell (7)	44,304	27–21
49	May 31	Mets	3–5	Orber Moreno (1–1)	Brett Myers (3–3)	Braden Looper (8)	43,620	27–22

June (13–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
50	June 1	Mets	1–4 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (2–0)	Tim Worrell (1–2)	Braden Looper (9)	34,436	27–23
51	June 2	Mets	5–3 (10)	David Weathers (5–1)	Roberto Hernández (1–2)	Braden Looper (10)	37,625	27–24
52	June 3	@ Braves	4–8	John Thomson (5–2)	Josh Hancock (0–1)	None	23,405	27–25
53	June 4	@ Braves	9–1	Eric Milton (7–1)	Travis Smith (0–2)	None	27,699	28–25
54	June 5	@ Braves	5–3	Brett Myers (4–3)	Russ Ortiz (6–5)	Tim Worrell (8)	29,252	29–25
55	June 6	@ Braves	4–6	Jaret Wright (4–5)	Kevin Millwood (4–4)	John Smoltz (8)	27,775	29–26
56	June 8	@ White Sox	11–14	Mark Buehrle (6–1)	Amaury Telemaco (0–2)	Cliff Politte (1)	33,114	29–27
57	June 9	@ White Sox	13–10	Eric Milton (8–1)	Jon Garland (5–3)	None	17,570	30–27
–	June 10	@ White Sox	Postponed (rain);^[10]^[11] Makeup: August 30
58	June 11	@ Twins	11–6	Tim Worrell (2–2)	Terry Mulholland (0–2)	None	22,272	31–27
59	June 12	@ Twins	1–6	Carlos Silva (7–3)	Kevin Millwood (4–5)	None	22,219	31–28
60	June 13	@ Twins	2–1	Rheal Cormier (3–3)	Aaron Fultz (2–2)	Billy Wagner (9)	23,479	32–28
61	June 14	Reds	10–7 (8)	Ryan Madson (4–1)	John Riedling (4–1)	None	44,710	33–28
62	June 15	Tigers	3–10	Jeremy Bonderman (5–5)	Brian Powell (0–1)	None	39,555	33–29
–	June 16	Tigers	Postponed (rain);^[12]^[13]^[14] Makeup: June 17 as a day-night double-header
63	June 17 (1)	Tigers	6–2	Brett Myers (5–3)	Mike Maroth (5–4)	None	44,551	34–29
64	June 17 (2)	Tigers	4–5 (11)	Ugueth Urbina (2–2)	Ryan Madson (4–2)	Danny Patterson (2)	39,674	34–30
65	June 18	Royals	4–10	Chris George (1–0)	Paul Abbott (2–6)	None	43,571	34–31
66	June 19	Royals	4–2	Eric Milton (9–1)	Zack Greinke (1–3)	Billy Wagner (10)	44,234	35–31
67	June 20	Royals	8–2	Brian Powell (1–1)	Dennys Reyes (2–2)	None	44,411	36–31
68	June 22	@ Expos	2–5	Liván Hernández (4–7)	Brett Myers (5–4)	Chad Cordero (3)	4,564	36–32
69	June 23	@ Expos	5–2	Kevin Millwood (5–5)	Sun-Woo Kim (3–3)	Billy Wagner (11)	4,209	37–32
70	June 24	@ Expos	2–3	Tony Armas Jr. (1–2)	Eric Milton (9–2)	Chad Cordero (4)	11,655	37–33
71	June 25	@ Red Sox	1–12 (8)	Pedro Martínez (8–3)	Paul Abbott (2–7)	None	35,059	37–34
72	June 26	@ Red Sox	9–2	Ryan Madson (5–2)	Bronson Arroyo (2–7)	None	34,712	38–34
73	June 27	@ Red Sox	3–12	Curt Schilling (10–4)	Brett Myers (5–5)	None	34,739	38–35
74	June 28	Expos	14–6	Kevin Millwood (6–5)	Sun-Woo Kim (3–4)	None	39,444	39–35
75	June 29	Expos	17–7	Eric Milton (10–2)	Shawn Hill (0–1)	None	35,390	40–35
76	June 30	Expos	3–6	Joe Horgan (1–0)	Tim Worrell (2–3)	Chad Cordero (5)	40,407	40–36

July (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Expos	10–5	Randy Wolf (3–3)	Scott Downs (0–2)	None	43,246	41–36
78	July 2	Orioles	6–7 (16)	Eddy Rodríguez (1–0)	Brian Powell (1–2)	Daniel Cabrera (1)	44,390	41–37
79	July 3	Orioles	7–6	Rheal Cormier (4–3)	Jason Grimsley (3–5)	Billy Wagner (12)	44,163	42–37
80	July 4	Orioles	5–2	Eric Milton (11–2)	Sidney Ponson (3–12)	Tim Worrell (9)	43,396	43–37
81	July 5	Mets	6–5	Ryan Madson (6–2)	Tom Glavine (7–6)	Billy Wagner (13)	41,571	44–37
82	July 6	Mets	1–4	Al Leiter (5–2)	Randy Wolf (3–4)	Braden Looper (17)	36,230	44–38
83	July 7	Mets	1–10	Steve Trachsel (9–6)	Brett Myers (5–6)	None	37,687	44–39
84	July 8	Mets	5–4	Billy Wagner (2–0)	John Franco (2–5)	None	42,601	45–39
85	July 9	Braves	7–6 (10)	Billy Wagner (3–0)	Antonio Alfonseca (5–3)	None	44,180	46–39
86	July 10	Braves	0–4	Mike Hampton (4–8)	Paul Abbott (2–8)	None	44,307	46–40
87	July 11	Braves	4–6	Russ Ortiz (10–6)	Randy Wolf (3–5)	John Smoltz (16)	44,519	46–41
–	July 13	2004 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Minute Maid Park in Houston
88	July 15	@ Mets	2–3 (11)	José Parra (1–0)	Roberto Hernández (1–3)	None	36,803	46–42
89	July 16	@ Mets	5–1	Kevin Millwood (7–5)	Jae Weong Seo (4–6)	Billy Wagner (14)	42,584	47–42
90	July 17	@ Mets	8–2	Randy Wolf (4–5)	Tom Glavine (7–8)	None	35,425	48–42
91	July 18	@ Mets	1–6	Al Leiter (6–3)	Brett Myers (5–7)	Braden Looper (19)	30,443	48–43
92	July 19	@ Braves	2–4	Mike Hampton (5–8)	Paul Abbott (2–9)	John Smoltz (18)	25,790	48–44
93	July 20	@ Braves	4–3 (10)	Tim Worrell (3–3)	Antonio Alfonseca (5–4)	Billy Wagner (15)	36,006	49–44
94	July 21	Marlins	2–1	Kevin Millwood (8–5)	A. J. Burnett (1–5)	Billy Wagner (16)	44,077	50–44
95	July 22	Marlins	8–10	Carl Pavano (10–4)	Randy Wolf (4–6)	Armando Benítez (33)	44,316	50–45
96	July 23	Cubs	1–5	Kerry Wood (5–3)	Brett Myers (5–8)	None	44,060	50–46
97	July 24	Cubs	4–3	Paul Abbott (3–9)	Carlos Zambrano (9–6)	Tim Worrell (10)	44,493	51–46
98	July 25	Cubs	3–2	Ryan Madson (7–2)	LaTroy Hawkins (2–3)	None	44,539	52–46
99	July 26	@ Marlins	3–11	A. J. Burnett (2–5)	Kevin Millwood (8–6)	Nate Bump (1)	13,507	52–47
100	July 27	@ Marlins	2–5	Carl Pavano (11–4)	Rheal Cormier (4–4)	Josías Manzanillo (1)	15,523	52–48
101	July 28	@ Marlins	3–6	Josías Manzanillo (3–2)	Tim Worrell (3–4)	None	17,404	52–49
102	July 29	@ Marlins	1–10	Dontrelle Willis (8–6)	Paul Abbott (3–10)	None	20,391	52–50
103	July 30	@ Cubs	7–10	Jon Leicester (3–0)	Rheal Cormier (4–5)	LaTroy Hawkins (15)	39,117	52–51
104	July 31	@ Cubs	4–3	Kevin Millwood (9–6)	Matt Clement (8–10)	Tim Worrell (11)	39,086	53–51

August (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
105	August 1	@ Cubs	3–6	Kent Mercker (2–0)	Randy Wolf (4–7)	LaTroy Hawkins (16)	39,032	53–52
106	August 3	@ Padres	5–2	Brett Myers (6–8)	Brian Lawrence (11–8)	None	37,134	54–52
107	August 4	@ Padres	7–5	Eric Milton (12–2)	Adam Eaton (6–10)	Tim Worrell (12)	30,085	55–52
108	August 5	@ Padres	5–3 (10)	Félix Rodríguez (4–5)	Trevor Hoffman (2–2)	Tim Worrell (13)	36,127	56–52
109	August 6	@ Dodgers	9–5 (11)	Roberto Hernández (2–3)	Éric Gagné (4–1)	None	53,977	57–52
110	August 7	@ Dodgers	3–6	Odalis Pérez (5–4)	Paul Abbott (3–11)	Éric Gagné (33)	54,404	57–53
111	August 8	@ Dodgers	4–1	Brett Myers (7–8)	Brad Penny (9–9)	None	53,840	58–53
112	August 9	Rockies	2–4	Tim Harikkala (5–2)	Todd Jones (8–3)	Shawn Chacón (27)	42,031	58–54
113	August 10	Rockies	4–5	Steve Reed (3–2)	Tim Worrell (3–5)	Shawn Chacón (28)	36,636	58–55
114	August 11	Rockies	15–4	Randy Wolf (5–7)	Jason Jennings (10–10)	None	40,634	59–55
115	August 12	Rockies	1–3	Shawn Estes (13–4)	Cory Lidle (7–11)	Shawn Chacón (29)	37,464	59–56
116	August 13	Giants	6–16	Brad Hennessey (1–1)	Brett Myers (7–9)	None	43,036	59–57
117	August 14	Giants	6–7	Jason Christiansen (2–2)	Félix Rodríguez (4–6)	Dustin Hermanson (2)	43,712	59–58
118	August 15	Giants	1–3	Brett Tomko (6–6)	Vicente Padilla (4–6)	Dustin Hermanson (3)	43,610	59–59
119	August 17	Astros	0–5	Roy Oswalt (13–8)	Randy Wolf (5–8)	None	43,716	59–60
120	August 18	Astros	8–9	Chad Harville (1–2)	Todd Jones (8–4)	Brad Lidge (14)	43,895	59–61
121	August 19	Astros	10–12	Chad Qualls (1–0)	Roberto Hernández (2–4)	Brad Lidge (15)	43,543	59–62
122	August 20	@ Brewers	4–2	Eric Milton (13–2)	Doug Davis (10–10)	Tim Worrell (14)	22,559	60–62
123	August 21	@ Brewers	8–6	Geoff Geary (1–0)	Luis Vizcaíno (4–3)	Tim Worrell (15)	30,841	61–62
124	August 22	@ Brewers	9–6 (10)	Félix Rodríguez (5–6)	Dan Kolb (0–3)	Tim Worrell (16)	32,411	62–62
125	August 23	@ Astros	4–8	Roger Clemens (13–4)	Cory Lidle (7–12)	None	36,398	62–63
126	August 24	@ Astros	2–4	Roy Oswalt (14–9)	Todd Jones (8–5)	Brad Lidge (16)	37,127	62–64
127	August 25	@ Astros	4–7	Chad Qualls (2–0)	Félix Rodríguez (5–7)	Brad Lidge (17)	37,217	62–65
128	August 27	Brewers	6–1	Vicente Padilla (5–6)	Víctor Santos (10–9)	None	40,367	63–65
129	August 28	Brewers	4–3	Tim Worrell (4–5)	Mike Adams (2–2)	None	43,267	64–65
130	August 29	Brewers	10–0	Cory Lidle (8–12)	Wes Obermueller (4–7)	None	43,339	65–65
131	August 30	@ White Sox	8–9	Mark Buehrle (12–8)	Roberto Hernández (2–5)	Shingo Takatsu (14)	5,747	65–66
132	August 31	Braves	3–5	Mike Hampton (11–9)	Eric Milton (13–3)	None	36,028	65–67

September (19–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Braves	2–7	Jaret Wright (14–6)	Vicente Padilla (5–7)	None	35,031	65–68
134	September 3	Mets	8–1	Gavin Floyd (1–0)	Heath Bell (0–2)	None	37,267	66–68
135	September 4	Mets	7–0	Cory Lidle (9–12)	Al Leiter (9–6)	None	43,089	67–68
136	September 5	Mets	4–2	Brett Myers (8–9)	Steve Trachsel (10–13)	Tim Worrell (17)	43,628	68–68
137	September 6	@ Braves	1–3	Travis Smith (1–3)	Eric Milton (13–4)	John Smoltz (36)	31,949	68–69
–	September 7	@ Braves	Postponed (rain; Hurricane Frances);^[15]^[16]^[17] Makeup: September 8 as a traditional double-header
138	September 8 (1)	@ Braves	5–3	Ryan Madson (8–2)	Chris Reitsma (6–4)	Billy Wagner (17)	see 2nd game	69–69
139	September 8 (2)	@ Braves	4–1	Todd Jones (9–5)	Paul Byrd (6–5)	Tim Worrell (18)	20,320	70–69
140	September 9	@ Braves	9–4	Ryan Madson (9–2)	Román Colón (1–1)	None	20,285	71–69
141	September 10	@ Mets	9–5	Todd Jones (10–5)	Ricky Bottalico (3–2)	None	27,827	72–69
142	September 11	@ Mets	11–9 (13)	Roberto Hernández (3–5)	Vic Darensbourg (0–1)	Félix Rodríguez (1)	21,718	73–69
143	September 12	@ Mets	4–2	Vicente Padilla (6–7)	Tom Glavine (9–13)	Tim Worrell (19)	23,391	74–69
144	September 13	@ Reds	3–4	Joe Valentine (2–3)	Félix Rodríguez (5–8)	Danny Graves (39)	15,930	74–70
145	September 14	@ Reds	6–7	Ryan Wagner (3–1)	Ryan Madson (9–3)	Danny Graves (40)	15,364	74–71
146	September 15	@ Reds	9–1	Brett Myers (9–9)	Brandon Claussen (2–5)	None	16,292	75–71
147	September 17	Expos	8–12	Luis Ayala (6–11)	Tim Worrell (4–6)	None	35,498	75–72
148	September 18	Expos	5–6 (14)	Chad Cordero (6–4)	Brett Myers (9–10)	Francis Beltrán (1)	38,650	75–73
149	September 19	Expos	7–2	Gavin Floyd (2–0)	Scott Downs (3–6)	None	42,603	76–73
150	September 21	@ Marlins	4–2	Cory Lidle (10–12)	Dontrelle Willis (10–10)	Billy Wagner (18)	15,659	77–73
151	September 22	@ Marlins	12–4	Eric Milton (14–4)	Logan Kensing (0–3)	None	20,416	78–73
152	September 23	@ Marlins	9–8 (10)	Billy Wagner (4–0)	Armando Benítez (2–2)	Todd Jones (2)	30,208	79–73
153	September 24	@ Expos	1–8	Sun-Woo Kim (4–5)	Brett Myers (9–11)	None	5,481	79–74
154	September 25	@ Expos	4–3 (10)	Tim Worrell (5–6)	Joey Eischen (0–1)	Billy Wagner (19)	8,491	80–74
155	September 26	@ Expos	2–1	Cory Lidle (11–12)	Liván Hernández (11–15)	Billy Wagner (20)	12,382	81–74
156	September 27	Pirates	1–6	Óliver Pérez (11–10)	Eric Milton (14–5)	None	30,268	81–75
–	September 28	Pirates	Postponed (rain; Hurricane Jeanne);^[18]^[19] Makeup: September 29 as a traditional double-header
157	September 29 (1)	Pirates	8–4	Vicente Padilla (7–7)	Ian Snell (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	82–75
158	September 29 (2)	Pirates	8–3	Brett Myers (10–11)	Salomón Torres (7–7)	None	33,127	83–75
159	September 30	Marlins	7–4	Todd Jones (11–5)	Guillermo Mota (9–8)	Billy Wagner (21)	36,080	84–75

October (2–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	Marlins	6–2	Cory Lidle (12–12)	Matt Perisho (5–3)	None	34,494	85–75
161	October 2	Marlins	3–4	Josh Beckett (9–9)	Eric Milton (14–6)	Armando Benítez (47)	36,279	85–76
162	October 3	Marlins	10–4	Brett Myers (11–11)	Ismael Valdez (14–9)	None	43,560	86–76

2003 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2003 Game Log^[20]
Overall Record: 86–76

March (1–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	March 31	@ Marlins	8–5	Kevin Millwood (1–0)	Josh Beckett (0–1)	José Mesa (1)	37,137	1–0

April (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
2	April 2	@ Marlins	8–2	Randy Wolf (1–0)	Carl Pavano (0–1)	None	10,534	2–0
3	April 3	@ Marlins	3–8	Mark Redman (1–0)	Vicente Padilla (0–1)	None	14,585	2–1
4	April 4	Pirates	1–9	Jeff Suppan (1–0)	Joe Roa (0–1)	Salomón Torres (1)	59,269	2–2
5	April 5	Pirates	16–1	Carlos Silva (1–0)	Jeff D'Amico (0–1)	None	22,693	3–2
6	April 6	Pirates	0–2	Kris Benson (2–0)	Brett Myers (0–1)	Mike Williams (3)	30,113	3–3
7	April 8	Braves	4–3 (10)	José Mesa (1–0)	Kevin Gryboski (0–1)	None	13,283	4–3
8	April 9	Braves	16–2	Vicente Padilla (1–1)	Greg Maddux (0–3)	None	14,724	5–3
9	April 10	Braves	2–6	Darren Holmes (1–0)	Joe Roa (0–2)	None	14,840	5–4
10	April 11	@ Reds	6–7	Scott Williamson (2–0)	José Mesa (1–1)	None	27,738	5–5
11	April 12	@ Reds	8–5	Kevin Millwood (2–0)	Jimmy Haynes (0–3)	None	28,598	6–5
12	April 13	@ Reds	13–1	Randy Wolf (2–0)	Ryan Dempster (1–1)	None	24,535	7–5
13	April 14	Marlins	5–2	Vicente Padilla (2–1)	A. J. Burnett (0–1)	José Mesa (2)	13,611	8–5
14	April 15	Marlins	4–3	Carlos Silva (2–0)	Josh Beckett (1–2)	José Mesa (3)	17,508	9–5
15	April 16	Marlins	1–3	Brad Penny (2–1)	Brett Myers (0–2)	Braden Looper (2)	15,167	9–6
16	April 17	Marlins	3–7	Carl Pavano (2–2)	Kevin Millwood (2–1)	None	13,968	9–7
17	April 18	@ Braves	4–5	Kevin Gryboski (1–1)	Randy Wolf (2–1)	John Smoltz (6)	28,100	9–8
18	April 19	@ Braves	4–0	Vicente Padilla (3–1)	Mike Hampton (0–1)	None	29,777	10–8
19	April 20	@ Braves	1–8	Shane Reynolds (1–0)	Brandon Duckworth (0–1)	None	22,978	10–9
20	April 22	Rockies	5–2	Kevin Millwood (3–1)	Darren Oliver (0–2)	José Mesa (4)	13,431	11–9
21	April 23	Rockies	6–4	Brett Myers (1–2)	Jason Jennings (1–3)	José Mesa (5)	13,444	12–9
22	April 24	Rockies	9–1	Randy Wolf (3–1)	Aaron Cook (1–2)	None	16,947	13–9
23	April 25	Giants	4–7	Joe Nathan (2–0)	Vicente Padilla (3–2)	None	20,650	13–10
24	April 26	Giants	10–2	Brandon Duckworth (1–1)	Jerome Williams (0–1)	Carlos Silva (1)	19,464	14–10
25	April 27	Giants	1–0	Kevin Millwood (4–1)	Jesse Foppert (0–2)	None	40,016	15–10
26	April 28	@ Dodgers	3–0	Brett Myers (2–2)	Darren Dreifort (1–3)	José Mesa (6)	24,241	16–10
27	April 29	@ Dodgers	2–6	Kevin Brown (2–1)	Randy Wolf (3–2)	None	27,815	16–11
28	April 30	@ Dodgers	0–4	Odalis Pérez (1–1)	Vicente Padilla (3–3)	Éric Gagné (8)	24,940	16–12

May (13–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
29	May 1	@ Dodgers	4–1	Brandon Duckworth (2–1)	Hideo Nomo (3–4)	José Mesa (7)	24,008	17–12
30	May 2	@ Padres	4–5 (10)	Mike Matthews (1–0)	José Mesa (1–2)	None	20,595	17–13
31	May 3	@ Padres	5–4 (10)	Carlos Silva (3–0)	Jaret Wright (1–4)	José Mesa (8)	29,725	18–13
32	May 4	@ Padres	3–1	Randy Wolf (4–2)	Adam Eaton (1–3)	José Mesa (9)	21,526	19–13
33	May 5	@ Diamondbacks	1–10	Miguel Batista (2–2)	Vicente Padilla (3–4)	None	25,407	19–14
34	May 6	@ Diamondbacks	5–6	Óscar Villarreal (3–2)	Terry Adams (0–1)	None	32,151	19–15
35	May 7	@ Diamondbacks	5–2	Kevin Millwood (5–1)	Brandon Webb (1–1)	José Mesa (10)	28,485	20–15
36	May 9	Astros	5–3	Brett Myers (3–2)	Roy Oswalt (2–4)	José Mesa (11)	20,109	21–15
37	May 10	Astros	2–0	Randy Wolf (5–2)	Wade Miller (1–4)	None	20,726	22–15
38	May 11	Astros	7–10	Pete Munro (2–1)	Vicente Padilla (3–5)	Billy Wagner (8)	29,054	22–16
39	May 13	Diamondbacks	1–6	Mike Koplove (1–3)	José Mesa (1–3)	None	19,016	22–17
40	May 14	Diamondbacks	0–2	Curt Schilling (3–2)	Brett Myers (3–3)	None	19,195	22–18
41	May 15	Diamondbacks	6–4	Rheal Cormier (1–0)	Óscar Villarreal (3–3)	José Mesa (12)	24,012	23–18
42	May 16	@ Astros	2–4	Octavio Dotel (3–1)	Turk Wendell (0–1)	Billy Wagner (10)	28,085	23–19
43	May 17	@ Astros	9–4	Brandon Duckworth (3–1)	Nate Bland (1–1)	None	30,289	24–19
44	May 18	@ Astros	3–1	Kevin Millwood (6–1)	Tim Redding (3–3)	None	28,585	25–19
45	May 20	@ Mets	11–7	Brett Myers (4–3)	Graeme Lloyd (1–1)	None	25,281	26–19
46	May 21	@ Mets	4–5	Armando Benítez (1–3)	Terry Adams (0–2)	None	29,551	26–20
47	May 22	@ Mets	3–6	Pedro Astacio (3–1)	Vicente Padilla (3–6)	Armando Benítez (13)	20,101	26–21
48	May 23	@ Expos	4–2	Kevin Millwood (7–1)	Zach Day (4–2)	José Mesa (13)	9,511	27–21
49	May 24	@ Expos	2–3	Luis Ayala (5–1)	Carlos Silva (3–1)	None	33,236	27–22
50	May 25	@ Expos	3–5	Javier Vázquez (5–2)	Brett Myers (4–4)	Rocky Biddle (14)	17,023	27–23
51	May 27	Mets	2–4	Al Leiter (5–2)	Randy Wolf (5–3)	Armando Benítez (15)	18,081	27–24
52	May 28	Mets	11–3	Vicente Padilla (4–6)	Pedro Astacio (3–2)	None	21,389	28–24
53	May 29	Mets	0–5	Steve Trachsel (4–2)	Kevin Millwood (7–2)	None	19,568	28–25
54	May 30	Expos	12–5	Rheal Cormier (2–0)	Javier Vázquez (5–3)	None	18,311	29–25
–	May 31	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[21] Makeup: June 1 as a traditional double-header

June (16–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
55	June 1 (1)	Expos	4–3	Randy Wolf (6–3)	Liván Hernández (4–4)	José Mesa (14)	see 2nd game	30–25
56	June 1 (2)	Expos	4–1	Brett Myers (5–4)	Dan Smith (2–2)	José Mesa (15)	36,685	31–25
57	June 3	Mariners	0–4	Jamie Moyer (9–2)	Kevin Millwood (7–3)	None	18,029	31–26
58	June 4	Mariners	2–7	Gil Meche (8–2)	Vicente Padilla (4–7)	None	16,232	31–27
59	June 5	Mariners	4–5	Julio Mateo (1–0)	José Mesa (1–4)	Kazuhiro Sasaki (10)	21,145	31–28
60	June 6	Athletics	4–7	Barry Zito (7–4)	Brett Myers (5–5)	None	29,583	31–29
–	June 7	Athletics	Postponed (rain);^[22] Makeup: June 8 as a traditional double-header
61	June 8 (1)	Athletics	7–1	Kevin Millwood (8–3)	Mark Mulder (8–4)	None	see 2nd game	32–29
62	June 8 (2)	Athletics	8–3	Randy Wolf (7–3)	Aaron Harang (0–1)	None	37,662	33–29
63	June 9	@ Angels	3–0	Vicente Padilla (5–7)	Jarrod Washburn (6–6)	José Mesa (16)	25,902	34–29
64	June 10	@ Angels	1–2	John Lackey (4–5)	Brandon Duckworth (3–2)	Troy Percival (9)	34,037	34–30
65	June 11	@ Angels	3–5	Ben Weber (2–0)	Brett Myers (5–6)	Troy Percival (10)	31,130	34–31
66	June 13	@ Reds	1–15	Jimmy Haynes (1–5)	Kevin Millwood (8–4)	None	30,144	34–32
67	June 14	@ Reds	12–2	Randy Wolf (8–3)	Danny Graves (3–6)	None	35,398	35–32
–	June 15	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[23] Makeup: July 28
68	June 17	Braves	5–4	Turk Wendell (1–1)	Darren Holmes (1–1)	None	24,133	36–32
69	June 18	Braves	1–6	Russ Ortiz (8–4)	Kevin Millwood (8–5)	None	26,475	36–33
70	June 19	Braves	3–2	José Mesa (2–4)	John Smoltz (0–1)	None	27,207	37–33
–	June 20	Red Sox	Postponed (rain);^[24] Makeup: September 1
71	June 21	Red Sox	6–5 (13)	José Mesa (3–4)	Rudy Seánez (0–1)	None	35,512	38–33
72	June 22	Red Sox	5–0	Brett Myers (6–6)	Byung-Hyun Kim (2–6)	None	60,960	39–33
73	June 24	@ Braves	3–5	Russ Ortiz (9–4)	Kevin Millwood (8–6)	John Smoltz (28)	31,796	39–34
74	June 25	@ Braves	8–1	Vicente Padilla (6–7)	Greg Maddux (6–7)	None	31,724	40–34
75	June 26	@ Braves	8–1	Randy Wolf (9–3)	Mike Hampton (3–4)	None	30,405	41–34
76	June 27	@ Orioles	4–2 (17)	Dan Plesac (1–0)	Omar Daal (4–10)	Héctor Mercado (1)	46,405	42–34
77	June 28	@ Orioles	9–5	Brett Myers (7–6)	Pat Hentgen (1–5)	None	49,549	43–34
78	June 29	@ Orioles	4–3	Kevin Millwood (9–6)	Rick Helling (5–6)	José Mesa (17)	44,723	44–34
79	June 30	Cubs	4–3	Vicente Padilla (7–7)	Shawn Estes (6–7)	José Mesa (18)	23,323	45–34

July (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
80	July 1	Cubs	4–3	Terry Adams (1–2)	Mike Remlinger (4–2)	None	25,307	46–34
81	July 2	Cubs	0–1	Kyle Farnsworth (3–0)	Turk Wendell (1–2)	Joe Borowski (16)	23,591	46–35
82	July 3	Cubs	12–2	Brett Myers (8–6)	Carlos Zambrano (6–7)	None	57,326	47–35
83	July 4	Marlins	1–2	Braden Looper (4–2)	José Mesa (3–5)	None	19,690	47–36
84	July 5	Marlins	4–5	Brad Penny (7–6)	Vicente Padilla (7–8)	Braden Looper (15)	52,110	47–37
85	July 6	Marlins	3–6	Mark Redman (7–3)	Randy Wolf (9–4)	None	26,244	47–38
86	July 7	@ Expos	1–8	Liván Hernández (8–6)	Brandon Duckworth (3–3)	None	7,099	47–39
87	July 8	@ Expos	13–6	Brett Myers (9–6)	Claudio Vargas (6–4)	None	8,225	48–39
88	July 9	@ Expos	2–0	Kevin Millwood (10–6)	Tomo Ohka (7–9)	None	7,005	49–39
89	July 10	@ Mets	7–2	Vicente Padilla (8–8)	Steve Trachsel (8–6)	None	25,913	50–39
90	July 11	@ Mets	10–3	Randy Wolf (10–4)	Aaron Heilman (0–2)	None	35,884	51–39
91	July 12	@ Mets	4–2 (11)	José Mesa (4–5)	John Franco (0–1)	None	33,452	52–39
92	July 13	@ Mets	3–4	Armando Benítez (3–3)	Terry Adams (1–3)	None	31,630	52–40
–	July 15	2003 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at U.S. Cellular Field in Chicago
93	July 17	Expos	5–2 (11)	Dan Plesac (2–0)	Tim Drew (0–2)	None	23,874	53–40
94	July 18	Expos	1–3	Javier Vázquez (7–6)	Randy Wolf (10–5)	None	22,789	53–41
95	July 19	Expos	4–3 (11)	José Mesa (5–5)	Héctor Almonte (0–2)	None	28,794	54–41
96	July 20	Expos	3–2	Brett Myers (10–6)	Claudio Vargas (6–6)	José Mesa (19)	37,552	55–41
97	July 21	Mets	6–8	Aaron Heilman (1–2)	Brandon Duckworth (3–4)	John Franco (1)	33,208	55–42
98	July 22	Mets	5–7	Steve Trachsel (9–6)	Kevin Millwood (10–7)	Dan Wheeler (2)	37,164	55–43
99	July 23	@ Cubs	3–0	Randy Wolf (11–5)	Matt Clement (7–9)	None	40,377	56–43
100	July 24	@ Cubs	14–6	Vicente Padilla (9–8)	Kerry Wood (10–7)	None	40,266	57–43
101	July 25	@ Marlins	5–11	Ugueth Urbina (1–4)	Mike Williams (1–4)	None	18,106	57–44
102	July 26	@ Marlins	5–10	Josh Beckett (5–4)	Brandon Duckworth (3–5)	Braden Looper (18)	20,545	57–45
103	July 27	@ Marlins	6–7	Ugueth Urbina (2–4)	Mike Williams (1–5)	None	12,467	57–46
104	July 28	@ Reds	5–6 (10)	Scott Williamson (5–3)	Terry Adams (1–4)	None	29,200	57–47
105	July 29	Dodgers	2–0	Vicente Padilla (10–8)	Kaz Ishii (9–5)	José Mesa (20)	31,099	58–47
106	July 30	Dodgers	4–2	Turk Wendell (2–2)	Paul Shuey (4–3)	José Mesa (21)	26,580	59–47
107	July 31	Dodgers	7–3	Brandon Duckworth (4–5)	Odalis Pérez (6–9)	None	24,932	60–47

August (13–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 1	Padres	6–0	Kevin Millwood (11–7)	Kevin Jarvis (4–3)	None	18,655	61–47
109	August 2 (1)	Padres	4–6	Jake Peavy (9–8)	Randy Wolf (11–6)	None	see 2nd game	61–48
110	August 2 (2)	Padres	10–4	Rheal Cormier (3–0)	Joe Roa (1–3)	None	35,239	62–48
111	August 3	Padres	2–5 (10)	Jay Witasick (3–2)	José Mesa (5–6)	Rod Beck (15)	43,839	62–49
112	August 5	@ Rockies	7–2	Brett Myers (11–6)	Shawn Chacón (11–6)	None	28,034	63–49
113	August 6	@ Rockies	1–5	Chin-hui Tsao (2–0)	Brandon Duckworth (4–6)	None	27,599	63–50
114	August 7	@ Rockies	3–4	Javier López (3–1)	Kevin Millwood (11–8)	Justin Speier (7)	27,855	63–51
115	August 8	@ Giants	1–9	Jesse Foppert (8–8)	Randy Wolf (11–7)	None	42,595	63–52
116	August 9	@ Giants	8–6 (10)	Turk Wendell (3–2)	Jim Brower (7–4)	None	42,572	64–52
117	August 10	@ Giants	2–5	Kevin Correia (1–0)	Brett Myers (11–7)	None	42,520	64–53
118	August 12	Brewers	3–6	Wayne Franklin (8–9)	Brandon Duckworth (4–7)	Dan Kolb (7)	23,136	64–54
119	August 13	Brewers	11–4	Kevin Millwood (12–8)	Ben Sheets (10–10)	None	24,683	65–54
120	August 14	Brewers	4–3	Randy Wolf (12–7)	Wes Obermueller (0–4)	Mike Williams (26)	23,394	66–54
121	August 15	Cardinals	7–4	Vicente Padilla (11–8)	Woody Williams (14–6)	Dan Plesac (1)	28,962	67–54
122	August 16	Cardinals	5–4	Brett Myers (12–7)	Dan Haren (3–4)	José Mesa (22)	35,046	68–54
123	August 17	Cardinals	6–4	Amaury Telemaco (1–0)	Brett Tomko (9–8)	Mike Williams (27)	42,153	69–54
124	August 19	@ Brewers	4–6	Mike DeJean (4–7)	Turk Wendell (3–3)	Dan Kolb (9)	17,028	69–55
125	August 20	@ Brewers	1–10	Matt Kinney (8–9)	Randy Wolf (12–8)	None	18,115	69–56
126	August 21	@ Brewers	2–5	Leo Estrella (4–2)	Vicente Padilla (11–9)	Dan Kolb (10)	19,885	69–57
127	August 22	@ Cardinals	9–4	Rheal Cormier (4–0)	Steve Kline (4–5)	None	33,824	70–57
128	August 23	@ Cardinals	3–5	Sterling Hitchcock (2–3)	Amaury Telemaco (1–1)	Jason Isringhausen (14)	37,318	70–58
129	August 24	@ Cardinals	0–3	Brett Tomko (10–8)	Kevin Millwood (12–9)	Mike DeJean (19)	37,679	70–59
130	August 25	@ Expos	1–12	Liván Hernández (14–7)	Randy Wolf (12–9)	None	30,501	70–60
131	August 26	@ Expos	10–14	Joey Eischen (2–2)	Mike Williams (1–6)	Luis Ayala (4)	12,509	70–61
132	August 27	@ Expos	6–9	Héctor Almonte (1–2)	Dan Plesac (2–1)	Rocky Biddle (31)	20,105	70–62
133	August 28	@ Expos	0–4	Javier Vázquez (12–8)	Amaury Telemaco (1–2)	None	20,030	70–63
134	August 29	@ Mets	7–0	Kevin Millwood (13–9)	Steve Trachsel (13–8)	None	33,208	71–63
135	August 30	@ Mets	4–2	Randy Wolf (13–9)	Tom Glavine (9–12)	José Mesa (23)	26,769	72–63
136	August 31	@ Mets	4–1	Vicente Padilla (12–9)	Jae Weong Seo (8–9)	José Mesa (24)	26,180	73–63

September (13–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
137	September 1	@ Red Sox	9–13	Byung-Hyun Kim (7–9)	José Mesa (5–7)	None	61,068	73–64
138	September 2	Expos	5–3	Rheal Cormier (5–0)	Javier Vázquez (12–9)	Dan Plesac (2)	26,719	74–64
139	September 3	Expos	8–3	Kevin Millwood (14–9)	T. J. Tucker (0–2)	None	18,002	75–64
140	September 4	Mets	6–5	Valerio De Los Santos (4–3)	Mike Stanton (2–6)	None	19,259	76–64
141	September 5	Mets	1–0	Vicente Padilla (13–9)	Jae Weong Seo (8–10)	Rheal Cormier (1)	26,712	77–64
142	September 6	Mets	9–6	Brett Myers (13–7)	Jeremy Griffiths (1–2)	Turk Wendell (1)	38,671	78–64
143	September 7	Mets	5–4 (11)	Rheal Cormier (6–0)	Dan Wheeler (1–3)	None	29,159	79–64
144	September 8	@ Braves	4–6	Russ Ortiz (19–6)	Kevin Millwood (14–10)	Will Cunnane (2)	17,543	79–65
145	September 9	@ Braves	18–5	Randy Wolf (14–9)	Shane Reynolds (11–9)	None	21,257	80–65
146	September 10	@ Braves	2–4	Horacio Ramírez (10–4)	Vicente Padilla (13–10)	Will Cunnane (3)	21,321	80–66
147	September 11	@ Braves	8–3	Brett Myers (14–7)	Greg Maddux (14–11)	None	23,811	81–66
148	September 12	@ Pirates	4–8	Kip Wells (8–8)	Amaury Telemaco (1–3)	None	18,895	81–67
149	September 13	@ Pirates	3–5	Josh Fogg (10–8)	Kevin Millwood (14–11)	Julián Tavárez (7)	33,480	81–68
150	September 14	@ Pirates	10–7	Randy Wolf (15–9)	Salomón Torres (5–5)	Mike Williams (28)	16,383	82–68
151	September 16	Marlins	14–0	Vicente Padilla (14–10)	Carl Pavano (11–12)	None	36,479	83–68
152	September 17	Marlins	4–11	Mark Redman (13–9)	Brett Myers (14–8)	None	33,761	83–69
153	September 18	Marlins	5–4	Rheal Cormier (7–0)	Chad Fox (3–3)	None	20,950	84–69
154	September 19	Reds	7–3	Randy Wolf (16–9)	Josh Hall (0–1)	None	30,191	85–69
155	September 20	Reds	0–2	Todd Van Poppel (2–1)	Amaury Telemaco (1–4)	Chris Reitsma (10)	35,239	85–70
156	September 21	Reds	3–4	Dan Serafini (1–3)	Vicente Padilla (14–11)	Chris Reitsma (11)	57,883	85–71
157	September 23	@ Marlins	4–5	Michael Tejera (3–3)	Mike Williams (1–7)	Ugueth Urbina (30)	25,311	85–72
158	September 24	@ Marlins	5–6	Josh Beckett (9–8)	Brett Myers (14–9)	Ugueth Urbina (31)	28,520	85–73
159	September 25	@ Marlins	4–8	Brad Penny (14–10)	Randy Wolf (16–10)	None	31,935	85–74
160	September 26	Braves	0–6	Horacio Ramírez (12–4)	Vicente Padilla (14–12)	None	58,096	85–75
161	September 27	Braves	7–6 (10)	Rheal Cormier (8–0)	Ray King (3–4)	None	58,303	86–75
162	September 28	Braves	2–5	Greg Maddux (16–11)	Kevin Millwood (14–12)	Jason Marquis (1)	58,554	86–76

2002 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2002 Game Log^[25]
Overall Record: 80–81

April (9–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 1	@ Braves	2–7	Tom Glavine (1–0)	Robert Person (0–1)	None	51,638	0–1
2	April 3	@ Braves	3–1	Vicente Padilla (1–0)	Kevin Millwood (0–1)	José Mesa (1)	23,865	1–1
3	April 4	@ Braves	2–11	Jason Marquis (1–0)	Terry Adams (0–1)	None	24,640	1–2
4	April 5	Marlins	6–2	Brandon Duckworth (1–0)	Julián Tavárez (0–1)	José Mesa (2)	50,958	2–2
5	April 6	Marlins	3–7	Vladimir Núñez (1–0)	José Santiago (0–1)	None	18,591	2–3
6	April 7	Marlins	3–2 (11)	Cliff Politte (1–0)	Braden Looper (0–2)	None	18,073	3–3
7	April 8	Braves	1–2	Kevin Millwood (1–1)	Vicente Padilla (1–1)	John Smoltz (1)	14,502	3–4
8	April 9	Braves	7–4	José Santiago (1–1)	Jason Marquis (1–1)	José Mesa (3)	13,020	4–4
9	April 10	Braves	7–5 (11)	Cliff Politte (2–0)	Kerry Ligtenberg (0–1)	None	14,542	5–4
10	April 11	Braves	2–6	Tom Glavine (2–0)	David Coggin (0–1)	Darren Holmes (1)	14,111	5–5
11	April 12	Reds	5–8	Jim Brower (1–0)	Rheal Cormier (0–1)	Danny Graves (4)	13,366	5–6
12	April 13	Reds	2–5	Joey Hamilton (1–0)	Robert Person (0–2)	Danny Graves (5)	15,606	5–7
13	April 14	Reds	3–1	Vicente Padilla (2–1)	Elmer Dessens (0–3)	José Mesa (4)	19,195	6–7
14	April 16	@ Marlins	6–7	Gary Knotts (2–0)	José Mesa (0–1)	None	6,107	6–8
15	April 17	@ Marlins	7–5	Rheal Cormier (1–1)	Braden Looper (0–3)	José Mesa (5)	6,478	7–8
16	April 18	@ Marlins	7–8	Vladimir Núñez (2–0)	Ricky Bottalico (0–1)	None	6,898	7–9
17	April 19	@ Pirates	4–7	Sean Lowe (1–0)	Vicente Padilla (2–2)	Mike Williams (7)	23,321	7–10
18	April 20	@ Pirates	5–6	Ron Villone (2–2)	Terry Adams (0–2)	Mike Williams (8)	18,032	7–11
19	April 21	@ Pirates	3–9	Kip Wells (3–1)	Brandon Duckworth (1–1)	None	18,749	7–12
20	April 23	Padres	8–5	Randy Wolf (1–0)	Matt DeWitt (0–1)	José Mesa (6)	12,138	8–12
21	April 24	Padres	2–7	Brian Lawrence (3–1)	Robert Person (0–3)	None	12,250	8–13
22	April 25	Padres	4–6	Bobby J. Jones (2–1)	Rheal Cormier (1–2)	Trevor Hoffman (7)	12,249	8–14
23	April 26	@ Rockies	1–4	John Thomson (3–2)	Terry Adams (0–3)	José Jiménez (5)	37,551	8–15
24	April 27	@ Rockies	6–8	Shawn Chacón (2–3)	Brandon Duckworth (1–2)	José Jiménez (6)	38,064	8–16
25	April 28	@ Rockies	2–4	Jason Jennings (2–2)	Randy Wolf (1–1)	José Jiménez (7)	40,357	8–17
26	April 29	@ Giants	5–8	Tim Worrell (2–0)	Rheal Cormier (1–3)	Robb Nen (7)	35,136	8–18
27	April 30	@ Giants	8–2	Vicente Padilla (3–2)	Liván Hernández (4–2)	None	34,918	9–18

May (12–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
28	May 1	@ Giants	1–2	Félix Rodríguez (1–2)	Ricky Bottalico (0–2)	Robb Nen (8)	36,304	9–19
29	May 3	Rockies	3–2	Brandon Duckworth (2–2)	Shawn Chacón (2–4)	José Mesa (7)	15,257	10–19
30	May 4	Rockies	6–5	Héctor Mercado (1–0)	Rick White (0–3)	José Mesa (8)	16,205	11–19
31	May 5	Rockies	7–4	Vicente Padilla (4–2)	Mike Hampton (1–4)	José Mesa (9)	32,411	12–19
32	May 7	Astros	7–4	Carlos Silva (1–0)	Hipólito Pichardo (0–1)	José Mesa (10)	12,321	13–19
33	May 8	Astros	5–3	José Mesa (1–1)	Nelson Cruz (0–3)	None	13,216	14–19
34	May 9	Astros	3–1	Randy Wolf (2–1)	Dave Mlicki (3–4)	José Mesa (11)	12,476	15–19
35	May 10	Diamondbacks	4–0	Vicente Padilla (5–2)	Rick Helling (3–4)	None	20,504	16–19
36	May 11	Diamondbacks	5–6 (10)	Byung-Hyun Kim (1–0)	José Mesa (1–2)	None	32,634	16–20
37	May 12	Diamondbacks	3–1	Terry Adams (1–3)	Miguel Batista (2–2)	José Mesa (12)	21,114	17–20
38	May 13	@ Astros	3–17	Tim Redding (2–2)	Brandon Duckworth (2–3)	None	27,324	17–21
39	May 14	@ Astros	1–5	Octavio Dotel (1–1)	Randy Wolf (2–2)	Billy Wagner (5)	26,536	17–22
40	May 15	@ Astros	2–6	Carlos Hernández (4–1)	Vicente Padilla (5–3)	None	27,707	17–23
41	May 16	@ Diamondbacks	2–4	Randy Johnson (7–1)	José Santiago (1–2)	Byung-Hyun Kim (11)	32,348	17–24
42	May 17	@ Diamondbacks	9–12	Eddie Oropesa (2–0)	Rheal Cormier (1–4)	Byung-Hyun Kim (12)	35,877	17–25
43	May 18	@ Diamondbacks	4–5	Mike Myers (3–1)	José Mesa (1–3)	None	47,357	17–26
44	May 19	@ Diamondbacks	4–3	Randy Wolf (3–2)	José Parra (0–1)	José Mesa (13)	43,704	18–26
45	May 21	Mets	4–0	Vicente Padilla (6–3)	Jeff D'Amico (3–4)	None	21,090	19–26
46	May 22	Mets	5–2	Terry Adams (2–3)	Al Leiter (5–3)	José Mesa (14)	22,640	20–26
47	May 23	Mets	0–1	Scott Strickland (3–2)	José Mesa (1–4)	Armando Benítez (9)	26,405	20–27
48	May 24	@ Expos	1–4	Tomo Ohka (4–3)	Randy Wolf (3–3)	Scott Stewart (1)	6,091	20–28
49	May 25	@ Expos	9–13 (10)	T. J. Tucker (3–0)	Héctor Mercado (1–1)	None	8,370	20–29
50	May 26	@ Expos	5–6	Graeme Lloyd (2–2)	Vicente Padilla (6–4)	Scott Stewart (2)	19,015	20–30
51	May 28	@ Mets	5–3	Rheal Cormier (2–4)	Steve Trachsel (3–5)	José Mesa (15)	25,939	21–30
52	May 29	@ Mets	3–4	Scott Strickland (5–2)	José Santiago (1–3)	Armando Benítez (10)	37,417	21–31
53	May 31	Expos	7–8	Javier Vázquez (3–2)	Brandon Duckworth (2–4)	Scott Stewart (4)	15,455	21–32

June (15–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
54	June 1	Expos	8–4	Vicente Padilla (7–4)	Tony Armas Jr. (5–7)	None	16,601	22–32
55	June 2	Expos	18–3	Robert Person (1–3)	Britt Reames (0–2)	None	19,223	23–32
56	June 4	Marlins	0–5	Hansel Izquierdo (2–0)	Terry Adams (2–4)	None	14,942	23–33
57	June 5	Marlins	1–2	A. J. Burnett (6–5)	Randy Wolf (3–4)	None	13,039	23–34
–	June 6	Marlins	Postponed (rain);^[26] Makeup: September 10 as a traditional double-header
58	June 7	@ Tigers	11–1	Vicente Padilla (8–4)	Jeff Weaver (4–8)	None	25,908	24–34
59	June 8	@ Tigers	2–1	Robert Person (2–3)	Danny Patterson (0–2)	José Mesa (16)	32,295	25–34
60	June 9	@ Tigers	7–5	Brandon Duckworth (3–4)	Steve Sparks (3–6)	José Mesa (17)	21,714	26–34
61	June 10	@ Indians	3–1	Terry Adams (3–4)	CC Sabathia (5–5)	José Mesa (18)	28,440	27–34
62	June 11	@ Indians	1–5	Bartolo Colón (8–4)	Randy Wolf (3–5)	Bob Wickman (14)	30,238	27–35
63	June 12	@ Indians	7–3	Vicente Padilla (9–4)	Chad Paronto (0–1)	None	35,783	28–35
64	June 14	Orioles	3–7	B. J. Ryan (1–0)	Ricky Bottalico (0–3)	None	16,888	28–36
65	June 15	Orioles	4–3 (10)	Rheal Cormier (3–4)	Buddy Groom (2–2)	None	20,634	29–36
66	June 16	Orioles	2–4	Travis Driskill (4–0)	Terry Adams (3–5)	Jorge Julio (13)	41,079	29–37
67	June 18	White Sox	3–6 (12)	Antonio Osuna (4–1)	David Coggin (0–2)	Rocky Biddle (1)	17,424	29–38
68	June 19	White Sox	4–3	Dan Plesac (2–2)	Rocky Biddle (1–1)	None	21,905	30–38
69	June 20	White Sox	1–6	Mark Buehrle (10–5)	Robert Person (2–4)	None	22,132	30–39
70	June 21	Twins	3–0	Brandon Duckworth (4–4)	Kyle Lohse (6–5)	José Mesa (19)	17,039	31–39
71	June 22	Twins	1–4 (11)	LaTroy Hawkins (2–0)	Dan Plesac (2–3)	Eddie Guardado (21)	18,759	31–40
72	June 23	Twins	1–5	Tony Fiore (6–2)	Randy Wolf (3–6)	None	38,158	31–41
73	June 24	@ Marlins	15–4	Vicente Padilla (10–4)	Julián Tavárez (5–4)	None	5,465	32–41
74	June 25	@ Marlins	7–6 (11)	José Mesa (2–4)	Vic Darensbourg (1–2)	Dan Plesac (1)	5,355	33–41
75	June 26	@ Marlins	2–6	Michael Tejera (3–1)	Brandon Duckworth (4–5)	None	6,503	33–42
76	June 27	@ Marlins	7–3	Terry Adams (4–5)	Kevin Olsen (0–5)	None	6,079	34–42
77	June 28	@ Orioles	6–2	Randy Wolf (4–6)	Travis Driskill (5–1)	None	48,937	35–42
78	June 29	@ Orioles	1–11	Jason Johnson (3–5)	Vicente Padilla (10–5)	None	48,692	35–43
79	June 30	@ Orioles	8–5	Robert Person (3–4)	Rick Bauer (3–4)	José Mesa (20)	43,429	36–43

July (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
80	July 1	Mets	6–3	Brandon Duckworth (5–5)	Shawn Estes (3–6)	José Mesa (21)	18,422	37–43
81	July 2	Mets	6–12	Pedro Astacio (8–3)	Terry Adams (4–6)	None	20,826	37–44
82	July 3	Mets	8–7	Dan Plesac (3–3)	Scott Strickland (6–5)	José Mesa (22)	50,396	38–44
83	July 4	Expos	1–2	Joey Eischen (2–1)	José Mesa (2–5)	Scott Stewart (11)	12,303	38–45
84	July 5	Expos	3–8	Tomo Ohka (8–4)	Robert Person (3–5)	None	44,143	38–46
85	July 6	Expos	3–5	Javier Vázquez (6–5)	Brandon Duckworth (5–6)	Scott Stewart (12)	15,228	38–47
86	July 7	Expos	10–8	Rheal Cormier (4–4)	Matt Herges (2–3)	José Mesa (23)	17,393	39–47
–	July 9	2002 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Miller Park in Milwaukee
87	July 11	@ Mets	1–9	Mark Guthrie (3–0)	Rheal Cormier (4–5)	None	32,026	39–48
88	July 12	@ Mets	9–8	Robert Person (4–5)	Jeff D'Amico (4–8)	None	49,424	40–48
89	July 13	@ Mets	7–6 (12)	Héctor Mercado (2–1)	Scott Strickland (6–6)	Carlos Silva (1)	51,470	41–48
90	July 14	@ Mets	2–4	Pedro Astacio (9–3)	Brandon Duckworth (5–7)	Armando Benítez (21)	40,463	41–49
91	July 15	@ Expos	11–8	David Coggin (1–2)	Matt Herges (2–4)	José Mesa (24)	11,576	42–49
92	July 16	@ Expos	6–3	Randy Wolf (5–6)	Tony Armas Jr. (8–9)	José Mesa (25)	10,325	43–49
93	July 17	Cubs	4–3 (10)	José Mesa (3–5)	Jeff Fassero (3–6)	None	23,541	44–49
94	July 18	Cubs	4–6	Matt Clement (8–6)	Vicente Padilla (10–6)	None	27,672	44–50
95	July 19	Braves	1–4	Damian Moss (5–4)	Brandon Duckworth (5–8)	John Smoltz (35)	20,422	44–51
96	July 20	Braves	3–4	Jason Marquis (7–5)	Terry Adams (4–7)	John Smoltz (36)	23,570	44–52
97	July 21	Braves	1–2	Kevin Millwood (9–5)	Randy Wolf (5–7)	Tim Spooneybarger (1)	25,012	44–53
98	July 22	@ Cubs	6–7	Kyle Farnsworth (3–1)	José Mesa (3–6)	None	29,618	44–54
99	July 23	@ Cubs	7–4	David Coggin (2–2)	Matt Clement (8–7)	José Mesa (26)	32,770	45–54
100	July 24	@ Cubs	4–2	Brett Myers (1–0)	Mark Prior (4–3)	José Mesa (27)	32,697	46–54
101	July 25	@ Cubs	6–2	Carlos Silva (2–0)	Kyle Farnsworth (3–2)	None	34,565	47–54
102	July 26	@ Braves	3–2	Randy Wolf (6–7)	Kevin Millwood (9–6)	José Mesa (28)	44,744	48–54
103	July 27	@ Braves	3–5	Greg Maddux (10–3)	Joe Roa (0–1)	John Smoltz (38)	43,214	48–55
104	July 28	@ Braves	7–1	Vicente Padilla (11–6)	Tom Glavine (13–6)	None	31,764	49–55
105	July 30	Giants	3–10	Kirk Rueter (9–6)	Brett Myers (1–1)	None	27,330	49–56
106	July 31	Giants	8–6	Mike Timlin (2–3)	Troy Brohawn (0–1)	José Mesa (29)	22,595	50–56

August (18–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
107	August 1	Giants	2–1	Randy Wolf (7–7)	Russ Ortiz (7–8)	José Mesa (30)	20,380	51–56
108	August 2	Dodgers	3–1	Carlos Silva (3–0)	Paul Quantrill (2–4)	José Mesa (31)	17,076	52–56
109	August 3	Dodgers	6–8 (12)	Éric Gagné (1–0)	David Coggin (2–3)	Paul Quantrill (1)	23,506	52–57
110	August 4	Dodgers	3–4	Omar Daal (9–6)	Brett Myers (1–2)	Éric Gagné (36)	28,186	52–58
111	August 5	Dodgers	7–5	Mike Timlin (3–3)	Paul Shuey (3–1)	José Mesa (32)	20,259	53–58
112	August 6	@ Padres	5–4 (16)	Rheal Cormier (5–5)	Bobby J. Jones (7–6)	None	17,519	54–58
113	August 7	@ Padres	2–5	Jake Peavy (3–4)	Vicente Padilla (11–7)	Trevor Hoffman (28)	18,583	54–59
114	August 8	@ Padres	4–7	Tom Davey (1–0)	Terry Adams (4–8)	None	22,076	54–60
115	August 9	@ Dodgers	6–7	Paul Shuey (4–1)	Mike Timlin (3–4)	Éric Gagné (38)	40,688	54–61
116	August 10	@ Dodgers	8–10	Paul Quantrill (3–4)	Rheal Cormier (5–6)	Éric Gagné (39)	48,321	54–62
117	August 11	@ Dodgers	6–3	Mike Timlin (4–4)	Paul Shuey (4–2)	José Mesa (33)	38,517	55–62
118	August 13	Brewers	3–1	Vicente Padilla (12–7)	Glendon Rusch (6–12)	José Mesa (34)	14,046	56–62
119	August 14	Brewers	4–1	Brett Myers (2–2)	Jamey Wright (4–12)	None	14,509	57–62
120	August 15	Brewers	5–1	Joe Roa (1–1)	Rubén Quevedo (6–11)	None	14,288	58–62
121	August 16	Cardinals	4–0	Randy Wolf (8–7)	Chuck Finley (7–14)	None	31,117	59–62
122	August 17	Cardinals	1–5	Jason Simontacchi (9–4)	David Coggin (2–4)	None	20,242	59–63
123	August 18	Cardinals	1–5	Matt Morris (15–7)	Vicente Padilla (12–8)	None	58,493	59–64
124	August 20	@ Brewers	1–2	Jamey Wright (5–12)	Brett Myers (2–3)	Mike DeJean (20)	24,082	59–65
125	August 21	@ Brewers	13–3	Joe Roa (2–1)	Ben Sheets (7–15)	None	21,250	60–65
126	August 22	@ Brewers	7–0	Randy Wolf (9–7)	Jimmy Osting (0–1)	None	18,150	61–65
127	August 23	@ Cardinals	5–4 (14)	Terry Adams (5–8)	Kevin Joseph (0–1)	None	35,724	62–65
128	August 24	@ Cardinals	4–0	Vicente Padilla (13–8)	Andy Benes (3–4)	José Mesa (35)	41,033	63–65
129	August 25	@ Cardinals	5–3	Carlos Silva (4–0)	Jason Isringhausen (2–2)	José Mesa (36)	31,850	64–65
130	August 27	Expos	4–2	Joe Roa (3–1)	Masato Yoshii (4–6)	José Mesa (37)	16,126	65–65
131	August 28	Expos	3–6	Tomo Ohka (12–6)	David Coggin (2–5)	None	13,821	65–66
132	August 29	Expos	2–1	Brandon Duckworth (6–8)	Bartolo Colón (17–7)	José Mesa (38)	14,268	66–66
133	August 30	@ Mets	7–5	Vicente Padilla (14–8)	Pedro Astacio (11–8)	José Mesa (39)	30,976	67–66
134	August 31	@ Mets	1–0	Randy Wolf (10–7)	Steve Trachsel (8–10)	None	30,733	68–66

September (12–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 1	@ Mets	9–5	Brett Myers (3–3)	Al Leiter (11–11)	None	28,781	69–66
136	September 2	@ Expos	1–5	Tomo Ohka (13–6)	Joe Roa (3–2)	None	5,723	69–67
137	September 3	@ Expos	6–7 (10)	Joey Eischen (4–1)	Terry Adams (5–9)	None	5,723	69–68
138	September 4	@ Expos	5–8	Tony Armas Jr. (9–12)	Vicente Padilla (14–9)	Joey Eischen (2)	5,723	69–69
139	September 5	@ Expos	4–1	Randy Wolf (11–7)	Javier Vázquez (8–13)	None	2,134	70–69
140	September 6	Mets	2–7	Al Leiter (12–11)	Brett Myers (3–4)	None	16,335	70–70
141	September 7	Mets	4–5	Tyler Walker (1–0)	Joe Roa (3–3)	Armando Benítez (31)	21,747	70–71
142	September 8	Mets	3–11	John Thomson (9–11)	Brandon Duckworth (6–9)	None	20,047	70–72
143	September 9	Mets	4–6	Jeff D'Amico (6–10)	Mike Timlin (4–5)	Armando Benítez (32)	13,514	70–73
144	September 10 (1)	Marlins	4–6	Graeme Lloyd (4–4)	Randy Wolf (11–8)	Armando Almanza (2)	see 2nd game	70–74
145	September 10 (2)	Marlins	1–2	Justin Wayne (1–1)	Vicente Padilla (14–10)	Braden Looper (10)	14,345	70–75
146	September 11	Marlins	9–2	Brett Myers (4–4)	Brad Penny (6–6)	None	12,274	71–75
147	September 12	Marlins	6–1	Joe Roa (4–3)	Michael Tejera (8–8)	None	13,167	72–75
148	September 13	Pirates	3–5	Joe Beimel (2–5)	Mike Timlin (4–6)	Mike Williams (42)	13,718	72–76
149	September 14	Pirates	4–1	Eric Junge (1–0)	Brian Meadows (1–6)	José Mesa (40)	16,621	73–76
150	September 15	Pirates	1–0 (10)	José Mesa (4–6)	Scott Sauerbeck (3–3)	None	23,054	74–76
151	September 17	@ Braves	1–2	Greg Maddux (14–6)	Vicente Padilla (14–11)	John Smoltz (52)	23,082	74–77
152	September 18	@ Braves	6–5	Carlos Silva (5–0)	Kerry Ligtenberg (3–4)	José Mesa (41)	20,356	75–77
153	September 19	@ Braves	0–6	Tom Glavine (18–10)	Joe Roa (4–4)	None	23,482	75–78
–	September 20	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[27] Makeup: September 21 as a day-night double-header
154	September 21 (1)	@ Reds	5–3 (10)	Terry Adams (6–9)	Scott Williamson (3–4)	José Mesa (42)	36,940	76–78
155	September 21 (2)	@ Reds	5–4 (11)	Terry Adams (7–9)	Joey Hamilton (4–10)	José Mesa (43)	40,804	77–78
156	September 22	@ Reds	4–3	Brandon Duckworth (7–9)	José Rijo (5–4)	José Mesa (44)	40,964	78–78
157	September 24	Braves	5–3	Eric Junge (2–0)	Tom Glavine (18–11)	José Mesa (45)	15,807	79–78
158	September 25	Braves	1–7	Damian Moss (12–6)	Brett Myers (4–5)	None	14,516	79–79
–	September 26	Braves	Cancelled (rain; Hurricane Isidore);^[28] Will not be rescheduled
159	September 27	@ Marlins	2–5	Gary Knotts (3–1)	Randy Wolf (11–9)	Braden Looper (13)	8,689	79–80
160	September 28	@ Marlins	9–3	Brandon Duckworth (8–9)	Justin Wayne (2–3)	None	11,746	80–80
161	September 29	@ Marlins	3–4 (10)	Braden Looper (2–5)	Héctor Mercado (2–2)	None	28,599	80–81

2001 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2001 Game Log^[29]
Overall Record: 86–76

April (14–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 2	@ Marlins	6–5 (13)	Amaury Telemaco (1–0)	Vladimir Núñez (0–1)	None	36,146	1–0
2	April 3	@ Marlins	4–3	Chris Brock (1–0)	Braden Looper (0–1)	José Mesa (1)	10,257	2–0
3	April 4	@ Marlins	7–3	Rheal Cormier (1–0)	Dan Miceli (0–1)	None	8,493	3–0
4	April 6	Cubs	2–3	Julián Tavárez (1–0)	Randy Wolf (0–1)	Jeff Fassero (2)	36,380	3–1
5	April 7	Cubs	4–8	Jason Bere (1–0)	Vicente Padilla (0–1)	None	16,847	3–2
6	April 8	Cubs	3–1	Robert Person (1–0)	Jon Lieber (0–1)	José Mesa (2)	15,550	4–2
7	April 9	Marlins	5–4	Ricky Bottalico (1–0)	Ricky Bones (0–1)	None	11,311	5–2
8	April 10	Marlins	7–6	Wayne Gomes (1–0)	Antonio Alfonseca (0–1)	José Mesa (3)	11,376	6–2
–	April 11	Marlins	Postponed (rain);^[30] Makeup: June 28 as a traditional double-header
9	April 13	@ Braves	2–4	Tom Glavine (1–1)	Randy Wolf (0–2)	John Rocker (3)	31,017	6–3
10	April 14	@ Braves	2–1	Omar Daal (1–0)	Kevin Millwood (0–2)	José Mesa (4)	35,979	7–3
11	April 15	@ Braves	0–3	Odalis Pérez (1–1)	Robert Person (1–1)	John Rocker (4)	24,472	7–4
–	April 16	@ Cubs	Postponed (snow);^[31] Makeup: April 18 as a traditional double-header
12	April 17	@ Cubs	6–3	Vicente Padilla (1–1)	Jeff Fassero (0–1)	José Mesa (5)	18,189	8–4
13	April 18 (1)	@ Cubs	3–4	Kevin Tapani (3–0)	Bruce Chen (0–1)	Jeff Fassero (7)	see 2nd game	8–5
14	April 18 (2)	@ Cubs	3–5	Jason Bere (3–0)	Randy Wolf (0–3)	Jeff Fassero (8)	26,793	8–6
15	April 20	Braves	8–3	Wayne Gomes (2–0)	Odalis Pérez (1–2)	None	16,245	9–6
16	April 21	Braves	4–1	Robert Person (2–1)	Greg Maddux (2–1)	None	17,123	10–6
17	April 22	Braves	3–2	Amaury Telemaco (2–0)	John Burkett (0–3)	Wayne Gomes (1)	26,756	11–6
18	April 23	@ Padres	5–3	Bruce Chen (1–1)	Adam Eaton (2–2)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	42,932	12–6
19	April 24	@ Padres	12–7	Randy Wolf (1–3)	Woody Williams (1–3)	None	13,872	13–6
20	April 25	@ Padres	5–3	Omar Daal (2–0)	Brian Tollberg (1–2)	José Mesa (6)	12,573	14–6
21	April 26	@ Padres	0–11	Kevin Jarvis (1–2)	Robert Person (2–2)	None	12,785	14–7
22	April 27	@ Dodgers	3–4	Terry Adams (2–1)	Wayne Gomes (2–1)	None	40,643	14–8
23	April 28	@ Dodgers	6–7	Matt Herges (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1–1)	Jeff Shaw (7)	37,322	14–9
24	April 29	@ Dodgers	1–4	Chan Ho Park (3–2)	Randy Wolf (1–4)	Jeff Shaw (8)	43,589	14–10

May (20–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 1	Rockies	7–1	Omar Daal (3–0)	Denny Neagle (2–1)	None	14,138	15–10
26	May 2	Rockies	2–6	Brian Bohanon (1–3)	Robert Person (2–3)	José Jiménez (7)	13,243	15–11
27	May 3	Rockies	7–5	Amaury Telemaco (3–0)	Pedro Astacio (3–2)	None	17,383	16–11
28	May 4	Giants	2–4	Liván Hernández (2–4)	Bruce Chen (1–2)	Robb Nen (8)	20,713	16–12
29	May 5	Giants	4–2	Randy Wolf (2–4)	Aaron Fultz (2–1)	José Mesa (7)	17,887	17–12
30	May 6	Giants	10–8	Omar Daal (4–0)	Kirk Rueter (3–3)	José Mesa (8)	25,206	18–12
31	May 7	@ Astros	5–0	Robert Person (3–3)	Kent Bottenfield (1–2)	None	31,511	19–12
32	May 8	@ Astros	3–2	Amaury Telemaco (4–0)	Mike Jackson (0–1)	José Mesa (9)	31,278	20–12
33	May 9	@ Astros	6–7	Billy Wagner (2–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1–2)	None	31,769	20–13
34	May 11	@ Diamondbacks	5–1	Randy Wolf (3–4)	Curt Schilling (5–1)	None	30,291	21–13
35	May 12	@ Diamondbacks	6–5 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (2–2)	Miguel Batista (1–2)	José Mesa (10)	33,515	22–13
36	May 13	@ Diamondbacks	1–6	Randy Johnson (4–3)	Robert Person (3–4)	None	32,223	22–14
37	May 15	Brewers	10–14	Curtis Leskanic (2–2)	Ricky Bottalico (2–3)	None	12,307	22–15
38	May 16	Brewers	1–6	Jimmy Haynes (4–4)	Bruce Chen (1–3)	None	12,105	22–16
39	May 17	Brewers	2–1 (12)	Wayne Gomes (3–1)	Mike DeJean (2–1)	None	12,433	23–16
40	May 18	Cardinals	5–4	Omar Daal (5–0)	Mike Timlin (1–2)	José Mesa (11)	17,085	24–16
41	May 19	Cardinals	3–2	Robert Person (4–4)	Andy Benes (3–3)	None	24,499	25–16
42	May 20	Cardinals	1–3	Dustin Hermanson (5–1)	Amaury Telemaco (4–1)	Dave Veres (5)	31,391	25–17
–	May 22	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[32] Makeup: May 23 as a traditional double-header
43	May 23 (1)	Pirates	4–0	Randy Wolf (4–4)	Jason Schmidt (1–2)	Ricky Bottalico (2)	see 2nd game	26–17
44	May 23 (2)	Pirates	5–2	Omar Daal (6–0)	Omar Olivares (2–5)	José Mesa (12)	13,337	27–17
45	May 24	Pirates	6–5	Rheal Cormier (2–0)	Scott Sauerbeck (0–2)	José Mesa (13)	12,287	28–17
46	May 25	Expos	10–8	Eddie Oropesa (1–0)	Ugueth Urbina (0–1)	None	12,538	29–17
–	May 26	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[33] Makeup: May 27 as a traditional double-header
47	May 27 (1)	Expos	7–5	Chris Brock (2–0)	Britt Reames (2–7)	José Mesa (14)	see 2nd game	30–17
48	May 27 (2)	Expos	3–7	Tony Armas Jr. (5–5)	Paul Byrd (0–1)	None	22,451	30–18
49	May 28	@ Mets	5–3 (10)	José Mesa (1–0)	Armando Benítez (3–2)	Rheal Cormier (1)	33,791	31–18
50	May 29	@ Mets	7–3	Wayne Gomes (4–1)	Dennis Cook (1–1)	None	26,579	32–18
51	May 30	@ Mets	6–3	Vicente Padilla (2–1)	John Franco (1–1)	José Mesa (15)	24,077	33–18
52	May 31	@ Expos	5–2	Rheal Cormier (3–0)	Scott Strickland (0–2)	José Mesa (16)	5,042	34–18

June (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
53	June 1	@ Expos	13–2	Bruce Chen (2–3)	Britt Reames (2–8)	None	5,267	35–18
54	June 2	@ Expos	5–12	Tony Armas Jr. (6–5)	Randy Wolf (4–5)	None	7,810	35–19
55	June 3	@ Expos	3–10	Masato Yoshii (2–2)	Omar Daal (6–1)	None	6,504	35–20
56	June 5	Mets	0–9	Rick Reed (6–2)	Robert Person (4–5)	None	22,060	35–21
57	June 6	Mets	6–1	Amaury Telemaco (5–1)	Glendon Rusch (3–5)	None	32,703	36–21
58	June 7	Mets	5–6	John Franco (2–1)	José Mesa (1–1)	Armando Benítez (9)	20,636	36–22
59	June 8	@ Red Sox	2–3	David Cone (1–1)	Randy Wolf (4–6)	Derek Lowe (7)	33,435	36–23
60	June 9	@ Red Sox	5–2	Omar Daal (7–1)	Pedro Martínez (7–2)	José Mesa (17)	32,944	37–23
61	June 10	@ Red Sox	4–5	Hideo Nomo (6–3)	Rheal Cormier (3–1)	Derek Lowe (8)	32,767	37–24
62	June 12	@ Devil Rays	5–9	Joe Kennedy (2–0)	Amaury Telemaco (5–2)	None	12,602	37–25
63	June 13	@ Devil Rays	3–5	Bryan Rekar (1–7)	Ricky Bottalico (2–4)	Esteban Yan (7)	10,539	37–26
64	June 14	@ Devil Rays	3–6	Ryan Rupe (4–5)	Randy Wolf (4–7)	Esteban Yan (8)	11,606	37–27
65	June 15	Orioles	15–7	Vicente Padilla (3–1)	Willis Roberts (5–6)	None	18,710	38–27
66	June 16	Orioles	14–6	Chris Brock (3–0)	B. J. Ryan (2–3)	None	21,796	39–27
67	June 17	Orioles	7–10	José Mercedes (2–8)	Amaury Telemaco (5–3)	None	36,911	39–28
68	June 19	@ Pirates	5–8	Joe Beimel (3–2)	Bruce Chen (2–4)	Scott Sauerbeck (1)	33,713	39–29
69	June 20	@ Pirates	9–5	Omar Daal (8–1)	Bronson Arroyo (3–6)	None	28,145	40–29
70	June 21	@ Pirates	6–3	Robert Person (5–5)	Jimmy Anderson (4–7)	José Mesa (18)	29,560	41–29
71	June 22	@ Marlins	1–8	Ryan Dempster (8–7)	Randy Wolf (4–8)	None	16,321	41–30
72	June 23	@ Marlins	1–12	Matt Clement (4–5)	Amaury Telemaco (5–4)	None	23,638	41–31
73	June 24	@ Marlins	9–3	Bruce Chen (3–4)	Chuck Smith (4–3)	None	17,697	42–31
74	June 25	Braves	4–9	Greg Maddux (8–5)	Omar Daal (8–2)	None	22,439	42–32
75	June 26	Braves	1–4 (11)	Mike Remlinger (3–1)	Wayne Gomes (4–2)	José Cabrera (1)	23,747	42–33
76	June 27	Braves	4–10	Odalis Pérez (6–5)	Randy Wolf (4–9)	None	31,991	42–34
77	June 28 (1)	Marlins	6–5	Robert Person (6–5)	Ryan Dempster (8–8)	José Mesa (19)	see 2nd game	43–34
78	June 28 (2)	Marlins	8–7	Rheal Cormier (4–1)	Braden Looper (3–3)	José Mesa (20)	18,094	44–34
79	June 29	Marlins	5–0	Bruce Chen (4–4)	Chuck Smith (4–4)	None	36,433	45–34
80	June 30	Marlins	6–4	Omar Daal (9–2)	A. J. Burnett (5–5)	José Mesa (21)	45,207	46–34

July (11–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
81	July 1	Marlins	8–1	Nelson Figueroa (1–0)	Brad Penny (7–2)	None	20,078	47–34
82	July 3	@ Braves	7–14	José Cabrera (5–2)	José Santiago (2–3)	None	34,142	47–35
83	July 4	@ Braves	4–1	David Coggin (1–0)	Odalis Pérez (6–6)	José Mesa (22)	46,579	48–35
84	July 5	@ Braves	5–9	Greg Maddux (10–5)	Bruce Chen (4–5)	None	32,031	48–36
85	July 6	@ Orioles	3–2 (10)	Rheal Cormier (5–1)	Mike Trombley (2–2)	José Mesa (23)	40,086	49–36
86	July 7	@ Orioles	3–4	Jason Johnson (8–5)	Nelson Figueroa (1–1)	Buddy Groom (6)	49,072	49–37
87	July 8	@ Orioles	5–4	Randy Wolf (5–9)	Buddy Groom (1–3)	José Mesa (24)	47,210	50–37
–	July 10	2001 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Safeco Field in Seattle
88	July 12	Blue Jays	1–2 (11)	Kelvim Escobar (1–4)	José Santiago (2–4)	Billy Koch (17)	20,306	50–38
89	July 13	Blue Jays	5–2	Omar Daal (10–2)	Dan Plesac (2–3)	José Mesa (25)	18,279	51–38
90	July 14	Blue Jays	2–4	Joey Hamilton (5–6)	Nelson Figueroa (1–2)	Billy Koch (18)	22,418	51–39
91	July 15	Yankees	9–3	Robert Person (7–5)	Andy Pettitte (9–5)	None	59,470	52–39
92	July 16	Yankees	3–6 (13)	Mike Stanton (7–2)	Amaury Telemaco (5–5)	Mariano Rivera (30)	46,446	52–40
93	July 17	Yankees	1–4 (12)	Randy Choate (3–1)	Wayne Gomes (4–3)	Mariano Rivera (31)	47,529	52–41
94	July 18	@ Expos	6–7	Ugueth Urbina (1–1)	Rheal Cormier (5–2)	None	5,157	52–42
95	July 19	@ Expos	2–5	Scott Strickland (2–4)	Rheal Cormier (5–3)	Ugueth Urbina (14)	10,242	52–43
96	July 20	Mets	10–1	Robert Person (8–5)	Rick Reed (8–5)	None	22,886	53–43
97	July 21	Mets	3–6	Steve Trachsel (4–10)	Randy Wolf (5–10)	Armando Benítez (23)	33,181	53–44
98	July 22	Mets	3–2	José Santiago (3–4)	John Franco (4–2)	José Mesa (26)	30,812	54–44
99	July 23	Expos	0–3	Javier Vázquez (9–9)	Omar Daal (10–3)	None	16,921	54–45
100	July 24	Expos	10–2	Nelson Figueroa (2–2)	Tony Armas Jr. (8–9)	None	16,699	55–45
101	July 25	Expos	8–4	Robert Person (9–5)	Mike Thurman (5–7)	None	27,555	56–45
102	July 26	@ Mets	3–2	José Santiago (4–4)	Rick Reed (8–6)	José Mesa (27)	38,468	57–45
103	July 27	@ Mets	1–6	Steve Trachsel (5–10)	David Coggin (1–1)	None	31,263	57–46
104	July 28	@ Mets	3–4	Armando Benítez (4–3)	Turk Wendell (4–4)	None	38,972	57–47
105	July 29	@ Mets	5–6	Armando Benítez (5–3)	Rheal Cormier (5–4)	None	38,536	57–48
106	July 31	@ Rockies	6–7	José Jiménez (5–1)	Rheal Cormier (5–5)	None	36,005	57–49

August (14–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
107	August 1	@ Rockies	8–1 (6)	Randy Wolf (6–10)	Denny Neagle (6–6)	None	34,024	58–49
108	August 2	@ Rockies	4–2	David Coggin (2–1)	John Thomson (0–4)	José Mesa (28)	37,075	59–49
109	August 3	@ Giants	2–4	Félix Rodríguez (6–1)	Rheal Cormier (5–6)	None	41,679	59–50
110	August 4	@ Giants	12–2	Nelson Figueroa (3–2)	Shawn Estes (8–6)	None	41,720	60–50
111	August 5	@ Giants	4–8	Liván Hernández (10–11)	Robert Person (9–6)	None	41,650	60–51
112	August 7	Padres	7–3	Brandon Duckworth (1–0)	Bobby J. Jones (7–14)	None	19,465	61–51
113	August 8	Padres	4–3	David Coggin (3–1)	Junior Herndon (0–1)	José Mesa (29)	24,202	62–51
114	August 9	Padres	2–6	Kevin Jarvis (9–9)	Omar Daal (10–4)	None	21,587	62–52
115	August 10	Dodgers	10–5	Nelson Figueroa (4–2)	James Baldwin (8–6)	None	16,298	63–52
116	August 11	Dodgers	7–3	Robert Person (10–6)	Éric Gagné (4–5)	None	25,344	64–52
117	August 12	Dodgers	3–2	Brandon Duckworth (2–0)	Terry Adams (8–5)	José Mesa (30)	21,477	65–52
118	August 14	@ Brewers	10–4	David Coggin (4–1)	Allen Levrault (5–8)	None	34,277	66–52
119	August 15	@ Brewers	8–6	Omar Daal (11–4)	Jamey Wright (8–8)	José Mesa (31)	31,030	67–52
120	August 16	@ Brewers	4–5	Rubén Quevedo (2–1)	Nelson Figueroa (4–3)	Curtis Leskanic (13)	34,110	67–53
121	August 17	@ Cardinals	3–4	Dave Veres (3–2)	Turk Wendell (4–5)	None	38,431	67–54
122	August 18	@ Cardinals	3–6	Steve Kline (3–3)	Cliff Politte (0–1)	Dave Veres (15)	45,437	67–55
123	August 19	@ Cardinals	0–9	Matt Morris (16–7)	David Coggin (4–2)	None	38,265	67–56
124	August 21	Astros	2–8	Pedro Astacio (8–14)	Nelson Figueroa (4–4)	None	20,647	67–57
125	August 22	Astros	2–1	Robert Person (11–6)	Wade Miller (13–7)	José Mesa (32)	21,288	68–57
126	August 23	Astros	1–2 (11)	Mike Jackson (4–2)	José Santiago (4–5)	Billy Wagner (29)	16,062	68–58
127	August 24	Diamondbacks	6–5	Omar Daal (12–4)	Brian Anderson (3–9)	José Mesa (33)	35,173	69–58
128	August 25	Diamondbacks	3–4	Miguel Batista (9–7)	David Coggin (4–3)	Byung-Hyun Kim (13)	23,953	69–59
129	August 26	Diamondbacks	3–4 (10)	Byung-Hyun Kim (4–3)	Cliff Politte (0–2)	None	35,093	69–60
130	August 27	Diamondbacks	3–1	Robert Person (12–6)	Albie Lopez (8–16)	José Mesa (34)	18,303	70–60
131	August 28	@ Mets	9–6 (11)	Cliff Politte (1–2)	Donne Wall (0–4)	Ricky Bottalico (3)	21,745	71–60
132	August 29	@ Mets	5–7	Bruce Chen (7–6)	Omar Daal (12–5)	Armando Benítez (34)	24,144	71–61
133	August 30	@ Mets	2–6	Steve Trachsel (8–11)	David Coggin (4–4)	None	33,734	71–62
134	August 31	Expos	1–5	Mike Thurman (7–10)	Nelson Figueroa (4–5)	Scott Strickland (4)	14,272	71–63

September (11–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 1	Expos	4–1	Robert Person (13–6)	Carl Pavano (0–3)	José Mesa (35)	16,770	72–63
136	September 2	Expos	2–6	Javier Vázquez (15–11)	José Mesa (1–2)	None	20,871	72–64
137	September 3	Mets	7–10	C. J. Nitkowski (1–3)	José Mesa (1–3)	Armando Benítez (35)	26,891	72–65
138	September 4	Mets	3–5	Steve Trachsel (9–11)	Omar Daal (12–6)	Armando Benítez (36)	14,020	72–66
139	September 5	Mets	4–7	Al Leiter (11–10)	David Coggin (4–5)	None	16,089	72–67
140	September 6	@ Expos	3–0	Robert Person (14–6)	Carl Pavano (0–4)	José Mesa (36)	3,406	73–67
141	September 7	@ Expos	2–4	Javier Vázquez (16–11)	Brandon Duckworth (2–1)	Scott Stewart (3)	4,451	73–68
142	September 8	@ Expos	6–0	Randy Wolf (7–10)	Tomo Ohka (3–8)	None	5,650	74–68
143	September 9	@ Expos	12–4	Cliff Politte (2–2)	Graeme Lloyd (8–5)	None	5,480	75–68
–	September 11–13	@ Braves	Postponed (September 11 attacks);^[34]^[35]^[36]^[37] Makeup: October 2–4
–	September 14–16	@ Reds	Postponed (September 11 attacks);^[34]^[37]^[38] Makeup: October 5–7
144	September 17	Braves	5–2	Robert Person (15–6)	Greg Maddux (17–9)	José Mesa (37)	27,910	76–68
145	September 18	Braves	4–3	Ricky Bottalico (3–4)	John Smoltz (2–3)	None	23,653	77–68
146	September 19	Braves	5–2	David Coggin (5–5)	John Burkett (11–11)	José Mesa (38)	24,036	78–68
147	September 20	Braves	1–5	Kevin Millwood (6–6)	Randy Wolf (7–11)	None	26,863	78–69
148	September 21	Marlins	1–0	José Mesa (2–3)	Vladimir Núñez (4–5)	None	15,129	79–69
149	September 22	Marlins	2–3	Matt Clement (9–10)	José Santiago (4–6)	Antonio Alfonseca (27)	23,017	79–70
150	September 23	Marlins	5–4 (10)	José Mesa (3–3)	Juan Acevedo (1–4)	None	29,109	80–70
151	September 25	Reds	1–8	Joey Hamilton (6–9)	David Coggin (5–6)	None	14,863	80–71
152	September 26	Reds	8–0	Randy Wolf (8–11)	Jared Fernández (0–1)	None	17,169	81–71
153	September 27	Reds	1–2	Lance Davis (8–3)	Omar Daal (12–7)	Danny Graves (29)	38,602	81–72
154	September 28	@ Marlins	5–6 (10)	Antonio Alfonseca (4–4)	Cliff Politte (2–3)	None	12,199	81–73
155	September 29	@ Marlins	5–4	Brandon Duckworth (3–1)	Brad Penny (9–10)	José Mesa (39)	19,732	82–73
156	September 30	@ Marlins	3–8	Josh Beckett (2–1)	David Coggin (5–7)	None	11,041	82–74

October (4–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
157	October 2	@ Braves	3–1	Randy Wolf (9–11)	Greg Maddux (17–11)	José Mesa (40)	30,739	83–74
158	October 3	@ Braves	3–8	Tom Glavine (16–7)	Robert Person (15–7)	None	27,431	83–75
159	October 4	@ Braves	2–6	John Burkett (12–12)	Brandon Duckworth (3–2)	None	32,283	83–76
–	October 5	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[39] Makeup: October 6 as a traditional double-header
160	October 6 (1)	@ Reds	2–1	Omar Daal (13–7)	Elmer Dessens (10–14)	José Mesa (41)	see 2nd game	84–76
161	October 6 (2)	@ Reds	5–1	David Coggin (6–7)	Joey Hamilton (6–10)	None	22,886	85–76
162	October 7	@ Reds	4–1	Randy Wolf (10–11)	Lance Davis (8–4)	José Mesa (42)	20,093	86–76

2000 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

2000 Game Log^[40]
Overall Record: 65–97

April (7–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 4	@ Diamondbacks	4–6	Randy Johnson (1–0)	Andy Ashby (0–1)	Darren Holmes (1)	44,298	0–1
2	April 5	@ Diamondbacks	3–11	Todd Stottlemyre (1–0)	Paul Byrd (0–1)	Mike Morgan (1)	29,291	0–2
3	April 6	@ Diamondbacks	2–3 (11)	Russ Springer (1–0)	Steve Schrenk (0–1)	None	28,774	0–3
4	April 7	@ Astros	4–1	Randy Wolf (1–0)	Octavio Dotel (0–1)	Wayne Gomes (1)	41,583	1–3
5	April 8	@ Astros	5–8	Mike Maddux (1–0)	Chris Brock (0–1)	Billy Wagner (2)	39,018	1–4
6	April 9	@ Astros	3–2	Steve Schrenk (1–1)	Jay Powell (0–1)	Wayne Gomes (2)	38,784	2–4
7	April 10	Mets	9–7	Amaury Telemaco (1–0)	Rich Rodriguez (0–1)	Wayne Gomes (3)	47,115	3–4
8	April 12	Mets	8–5	Robert Person (1–0)	Mike Hampton (0–3)	Wayne Gomes (4)	15,269	4–4
9	April 13	Mets	1–2	Dennis Cook (2–0)	Scott Aldred (0–1)	Armando Benítez (3)	14,552	4–5
10	April 14	Expos	0–4	Dustin Hermanson (1–1)	Chris Brock (0–2)	None	12,366	4–6
–	April 15	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[41] Makeup: September 11
11	April 16	Expos	5–4	Scott Aldred (1–1)	Anthony Telford (2–1)	None	18,648	5–6
–	April 17	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[42] Makeup: September 11 as a traditional double-header
12	April 18	@ Braves	3–4 (12)	Luis Rivera (1–0)	Carlos Reyes (0–1)	None	34,903	5–7
13	April 19	@ Braves	1–10	Tom Glavine (3–0)	Randy Wolf (1–1)	None	29,992	5–8
14	April 20	@ Braves	4–6	Kevin Millwood (1–0)	Scott Aldred (1–2)	John Rocker (1)	31,451	5–9
15	April 21	@ Marlins	4–3	Andy Ashby (1–1)	Vladimir Núñez (0–2)	None	15,478	6–9
16	April 22	@ Marlins	2–4	Jesús Sánchez (3–0)	Paul Byrd (0–2)	Antonio Alfonseca (6)	22,787	6–10
17	April 23	@ Marlins	2–5	Brad Penny (3–1)	Robert Person (1–1)	Antonio Alfonseca (7)	11,442	6–11
18	April 24	@ Marlins	1–3	Alex Fernandez (3–2)	Randy Wolf (1–2)	Antonio Alfonseca (8)	9,344	6–12
19	April 25	Diamondbacks	2–10	Randy Johnson (5–0)	Chris Brock (0–3)	None	11,926	6–13
20	April 26	Diamondbacks	4–10	Todd Stottlemyre (4–1)	Andy Ashby (1–2)	None	12,250	6–14
21	April 27	Diamondbacks	5–4	Wayne Gomes (1–0)	Byung-Hyun Kim (0–1)	None	13,560	7–14
22	April 28	Cardinals	4–7	Garrett Stephenson (3–0)	Carlos Reyes (0–2)	Dave Veres (5)	25,877	7–15
23	April 29	Cardinals	6–7 (10)	Mike Mohler (1–1)	Wayne Gomes (1–1)	None	23,031	7–16
24	April 30	Cardinals	3–4	Darryl Kile (5–1)	Curt Schilling (0–1)	Mike James (1)	34,033	7–17

May (11–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 2	Reds	0–7	Denny Neagle (3–0)	Andy Ashby (1–3)	Scott Sullivan (2)	23,234	7–18
26	May 3	Reds	5–2	Paul Byrd (1–2)	Steve Parris (1–4)	None	23,260	8–18
27	May 4	Reds	14–1	Robert Person (2–1)	Pete Harnisch (0–4)	None	27,564	9–18
28	May 5	@ Braves	5–6	Rudy Seánez (1–0)	Wayne Gomes (1–2)	None	40,174	9–19
29	May 6	@ Braves	6–0	Curt Schilling (1–1)	Kevin Millwood (3–1)	None	48,610	10–19
30	May 7	@ Braves	7–4	Andy Ashby (2–3)	Terry Mulholland (3–3)	Wayne Gomes (5)	40,613	11–19
31	May 9	@ Expos	2–3	Steve Kline (1–0)	Wayne Gomes (1–3)	None	8,845	11–20
32	May 10	@ Expos	8–0	Robert Person (3–1)	Javier Vázquez (3–1)	None	9,411	12–20
33	May 11	@ Expos	6–4	Randy Wolf (2–2)	Carl Pavano (3–1)	Wayne Gomes (6)	8,311	13–20
34	May 12	Braves	7–8	Kerry Ligtenberg (1–1)	Wayne Gomes (1–4)	John Rocker (8)	21,922	13–21
35	May 13	Braves	2–3 (10)	Rudy Seánez (2–1)	Scott Aldred (1–3)	John Rocker (9)	20,516	13–22
36	May 14	Braves	2–11	John Burkett (2–2)	Paul Byrd (1–3)	None	22,258	13–23
37	May 16	Cardinals	2–8	Andy Benes (3–2)	Robert Person (3–2)	None	18,399	13–24
38	May 17	Cardinals	5–4	Randy Wolf (3–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (1–3)	Jeff Brantley (1)	18,941	14–24
39	May 18	Cardinals	2–7	Garrett Stephenson (6–0)	Curt Schilling (1–2)	None	17,137	14–25
40	May 19	Rockies	2–10	Pedro Astacio (5–2)	Andy Ashby (2–4)	None	14,202	14–26
41	May 20	Rockies	3–4	Julián Tavárez (3–2)	Chris Brock (0–4)	José Jiménez (6)	19,192	14–27
42	May 21	Rockies	4–3	Robert Person (4–2)	Masato Yoshii (1–5)	Jeff Brantley (2)	20,612	15–27
43	May 23	@ Astros	2–10	Chris Holt (2–6)	Randy Wolf (3–3)	None	33,381	15–28
44	May 24	@ Astros	9–7	Wayne Gomes (2–4)	Billy Wagner (1–3)	Jeff Brantley (3)	32,665	16–28
45	May 25	@ Astros	6–10	Scott Elarton (3–1)	Andy Ashby (2–5)	Joe Slusarski (1)	34,736	16–29
46	May 26	@ Dodgers	4–11	Kevin Brown (4–1)	Paul Byrd (1–4)	None	37,048	16–30
47	May 27	@ Dodgers	7–6	Robert Person (5–2)	Darren Dreifort (3–2)	Jeff Brantley (4)	33,967	17–30
48	May 28	@ Dodgers	4–2	Randy Wolf (4–3)	Antonio Osuna (0–1)	None	28,603	18–30
49	May 29	@ Giants	2–7	Shawn Estes (4–2)	Curt Schilling (1–3)	Alan Embree (1)	40,930	18–31
50	May 30	@ Giants	3–7	Liván Hernández (4–5)	Andy Ashby (2–6)	Robb Nen (8)	40,930	18–32
51	May 31	@ Giants	4–10	Mark Gardner (4–2)	Paul Byrd (1–5)	None	40,930	18–33

June (15–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
52	June 2	Red Sox	2–1 (11)	Jeff Brantley (1–0)	John Wasdin (0–2)	None	22,194	19–33
53	June 3	Red Sox	9–3	Randy Wolf (5–3)	Tim Wakefield (1–4)	None	31,131	20–33
54	June 4	Red Sox	6–5 (12)	Steve Schrenk (2–1)	Rheal Cormier (2–1)	None	27,382	21–33
55	June 5	Devil Rays	3–5 (12)	Mark Guthrie (3–3)	Jason Boyd (0–1)	Rick White (1)	13,237	21–34
56	June 6	Devil Rays	3–5 (10)	Roberto Hernández (2–2)	Jeff Brantley (1–1)	Rick White (2)	13,415	21–35
57	June 7	Devil Rays	5–4	Chris Brock (1–4)	Mark Guthrie (3–4)	Jeff Brantley (5)	20,514	22–35
58	June 9	@ Orioles	9–5	Randy Wolf (6–3)	Pat Rapp (4–4)	None	47,218	23–35
59	June 10	@ Orioles	4–11	Sidney Ponson (4–3)	Curt Schilling (1–4)	None	48,443	23–36
60	June 11	@ Orioles	2–7	Mike Mussina (4–6)	Andy Ashby (2–7)	None	47,540	23–37
61	June 12	Marlins	2–5	Vic Darensbourg (3–0)	Cliff Politte (0–1)	Antonio Alfonseca (19)	11,926	23–38
62	June 13	Marlins	4–3	Wayne Gomes (3–4)	Joe Strong (0–1)	Jeff Brantley (6)	13,316	24–38
63	June 14	Marlins	1–8	Ryan Dempster (7–4)	Randy Wolf (6–4)	None	14,472	24–39
64	June 16	@ Braves	2–1	Curt Schilling (2–4)	Tom Glavine (7–3)	Jeff Brantley (7)	20,495	25–39
65	June 17	@ Braves	9–3	Cliff Politte (1–1)	Terry Mulholland (6–6)	None	37,292	26–39
66	June 18	@ Braves	3–5	John Burkett (5–3)	Steve Schrenk (2–2)	John Rocker (11)	25,359	26–40
67	June 19	@ Braves	5–2	Chris Brock (2–4)	Mike Remlinger (2–2)	Jeff Brantley (8)	22,264	27–40
68	June 20	@ Mets	3–2 (10)	Chris Brock (3–4)	Armando Benítez (1–3)	Jeff Brantley (9)	40,386	28–40
69	June 21	@ Mets	10–5	Wayne Gomes (4–4)	John Franco (2–3)	None	22,524	29–40
70	June 22	@ Mets	4–5	Glendon Rusch (5–5)	Cliff Politte (1–2)	Dennis Cook (1)	21,005	29–41
71	June 23	@ Expos	13–6	David Coggin (1–0)	Javier Vázquez (6–4)	None	8,197	30–41
72	June 24	@ Expos	8–1	Randy Wolf (7–4)	Carl Pavano (8–4)	None	8,374	31–41
73	June 25	@ Expos	1–3	Mike Johnson (3–2)	Paul Byrd (1–6)	Steve Kline (8)	13,164	31–42
74	June 27	Brewers	7–0	Curt Schilling (3–4)	Jimmy Haynes (7–7)	None	15,256	32–42
75	June 28	Brewers	9–7	Chris Brock (4–4)	Juan Acevedo (0–3)	Jeff Brantley (10)	13,520	33–42
76	June 29	Brewers	6–8	Jason Bere (5–6)	Steve Schrenk (2–3)	Curtis Leskanic (1)	21,597	33–43
77	June 30	Pirates	3–8	Kris Benson (7–6)	Randy Wolf (7–5)	None	38,221	33–44

July (13–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
78	July 1	Pirates	4–3	Paul Byrd (2–6)	Bronson Arroyo (0–2)	Jeff Brantley (11)	48,406	34–44
79	July 2	Pirates	9–1	Curt Schilling (4–4)	Todd Ritchie (5–5)	None	20,290	35–44
80	July 3	@ Brewers	5–3	Andy Ashby (3–7)	John Snyder (3–3)	Jeff Brantley (12)	13,903	36–44
81	July 4	@ Brewers	7–4	Chris Brock (5–4)	Bob Wickman (2–2)	Jeff Brantley (13)	14,602	37–44
82	July 5	@ Brewers	5–2	Randy Wolf (8–5)	Jamey Wright (4–2)	Wayne Gomes (7)	10,677	38–44
83	July 6	@ Brewers	2–4	Jeff D'Amico (4–4)	Paul Byrd (2–7)	Bob Wickman (12)	12,578	38–45
84	July 7	Orioles	1–2	Mike Mussina (6–7)	Curt Schilling (4–5)	Mike Timlin (8)	21,882	38–46
85	July 8	Orioles	13–4	Andy Ashby (4–7)	José Mercedes (3–4)	None	28,385	39–46
86	July 9	Orioles	4–5	Alan Mills (3–1)	Jeff Brantley (1–2)	Mike Timlin (9)	28,100	39–47
–	July 11	2000 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Turner Field in Atlanta
87	July 13	@ Blue Jays	8–5	Curt Schilling (5–5)	Chris Carpenter (7–8)	Jeff Brantley (14)	22,163	40–47
88	July 14	@ Blue Jays	2–3	Billy Koch (5–1)	Jeff Brantley (1–3)	None	21,385	40–48
89	July 15	@ Blue Jays	7–3	Bruce Chen (5–0)	David Wells (15–3)	None	24,828	41–48
90	July 16	@ Yankees	8–9 (10)	Mariano Rivera (3–3)	Jeff Brantley (1–4)	None	53,131	41–49
91	July 17	@ Yankees	10–8	David Coggin (2–0)	David Cone (1–8)	Chris Brock (1)	38,987	42–49
92	July 18	@ Yankees	1–3	Denny Neagle (9–2)	Curt Schilling (5–6)	Mariano Rivera (22)	40,013	42–50
93	July 19	@ Cubs	4–5	Félix Heredia (4–3)	Mark Holzemer (0–1)	None	39,390	42–51
94	July 20	@ Cubs	3–2	Mark Brownson (1–0)	Kevin Tapani (6–8)	Jeff Brantley (15)	38,848	43–51
95	July 21	@ Pirates	2–9	Jimmy Anderson (3–5)	Paul Byrd (2–8)	None	22,438	43–52
96	July 22	@ Pirates	1–2	Bronson Arroyo (1–3)	Robert Person (5–3)	Mike Williams (14)	28,485	43–53
97	July 23	@ Pirates	4–1	Curt Schilling (6–6)	Todd Ritchie (5–6)	None	23,840	44–53
98	July 25	Cubs	7–8	Tim Worrell (3–3)	Chris Brock (5–5)	Rick Aguilera (22)	22,065	44–54
99	July 26	Cubs	9–14	Félix Heredia (6–3)	Paul Byrd (2–9)	None	17,825	44–55
100	July 27	Cubs	1–4	Steve Rain (2–0)	Vicente Padilla (2–2)	Rick Aguilera (23)	30,722	44–56
101	July 28	Dodgers	0–2	Darren Dreifort (7–7)	Omar Daal (2–11)	Jeff Shaw (16)	20,110	44–57
102	July 29	Dodgers	3–0	Cliff Politte (2–2)	Kevin Brown (10–4)	Jeff Brantley (16)	35,189	45–57
103	July 30	Dodgers	3–2	Randy Wolf (9–5)	Chan Ho Park (11–8)	Jeff Brantley (17)	23,301	46–57
104	July 31	@ Padres	1–4	Woody Williams (6–3)	Bruce Chen (5–1)	None	43,207	46–58

August (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
105	August 1	@ Padres	9–10 (10)	Carlos Almanzar (2–3)	Jeff Brantley (1–5)	None	18,274	46–59
106	August 2	@ Padres	2–5	Matt Clement (10–10)	Omar Daal (2–12)	Trevor Hoffman (26)	14,447	46–60
107	August 4	@ Rockies	1–8	Julián Tavárez (7–2)	Kent Bottenfield (7–9)	None	42,827	46–61
108	August 5	@ Rockies	6–7	José Jiménez (5–0)	Jeff Brantley (1–6)	None	40,979	46–62
109	August 6	@ Rockies	10–9	Bruce Chen (6–1)	Pedro Astacio (9–8)	None	38,278	47–62
110	August 7	Padres	4–6	Matt Clement (11–10)	Robert Person (5–4)	Trevor Hoffman (30)	13,353	47–63
111	August 8	Padres	10–4	Omar Daal (3–12)	Brian Tollberg (2–2)	None	14,181	48–63
112	August 9	Padres	3–2	Chris Brock (6–5)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–4)	None	16,541	49–63
113	August 10	Padres	3–15	Woody Williams (7–4)	Randy Wolf (9–6)	None	15,681	49–64
114	August 11	Astros	2–7	Marc Valdes (3–4)	Vicente Padilla (2–3)	None	15,551	49–65
115	August 12	Astros	3–2	Robert Person (6–4)	Wade Miller (1–4)	Jeff Brantley (18)	21,188	50–65
116	August 13	Astros	7–14	José Cabrera (1–2)	Omar Daal (3–13)	None	20,129	50–66
117	August 14	Diamondbacks	3–4 (11)	Dan Plesac (2–0)	Jeff Brantley (1–7)	Matt Mantei (10)	14,083	50–67
118	August 15	Diamondbacks	6–11	Byung-Hyun Kim (3–5)	Wayne Gomes (4–5)	None	16,949	50–68
119	August 16	Diamondbacks	1–5	Armando Reynoso (10–7)	Bruce Chen (6–2)	None	23,498	50–69
120	August 18	@ Cardinals	6–7	Jason Christiansen (3–8)	Chris Brock (6–6)	None	46,253	50–70
121	August 19	@ Cardinals	3–6	Pat Hentgen (12–9)	Omar Daal (3–14)	None	47,163	50–71
122	August 20	@ Cardinals	6–0	Kent Bottenfield (8–9)	Britt Reames (0–1)	None	43,000	51–71
123	August 21	@ Reds	4–7	Pete Harnisch (5–6)	Randy Wolf (9–7)	Danny Graves (21)	21,558	51–72
124	August 22	@ Reds	5–4	Vicente Padilla (3–3)	Larry Luebbers (0–2)	Jeff Brantley (19)	22,470	52–72
125	August 23	@ Reds	4–3	Chris Brock (7–6)	Danny Graves (10–4)	Vicente Padilla (1)	20,255	53–72
126	August 24	@ Reds	3–8	Steve Parris (8–14)	Omar Daal (3–15)	None	25,745	53–73
127	August 25	@ Giants	3–16	Russ Ortiz (10–10)	Kent Bottenfield (8–10)	None	18,384	53–74
128	August 26	@ Giants	5–2	Randy Wolf (10–7)	Kirk Rueter (8–9)	Jeff Brantley (20)	19,636	54–74
129	August 27	@ Giants	2–1 (10)	Ed Vosberg (1–0)	Aaron Fultz (3–2)	None	18,717	55–74
130	August 28	Rockies	3–2	Robert Person (7–4)	Masato Yoshii (5–14)	Jeff Brantley (21)	14,118	56–74
131	August 29	Rockies	1–2	Brian Rose (5–7)	Omar Daal (3–16)	José Jiménez (17)	14,862	56–75
132	August 30	Rockies	4–5 (11)	Gabe White (9–1)	Wayne Gomes (4–6)	José Jiménez (18)	14,150	56–76

September (9–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	@ Dodgers	1–2	Mike Fetters (6–2)	Chris Brock (7–7)	Jeff Shaw (23)	28,383	56–77
134	September 2	@ Dodgers	0–1 (10)	Matt Herges (9–3)	Vicente Padilla (3–4)	None	37,244	56–78
135	September 3	@ Dodgers	1–6	Chan Ho Park (15–8)	Robert Person (7–5)	Jeff Shaw (24)	38,150	56–79
136	September 4	@ Giants	0–3	Russ Ortiz (12–10)	Omar Daal (3–17)	Robb Nen (34)	40,930	56–80
137	September 5	@ Giants	5–8	John Johnstone (3–4)	Ed Vosberg (1–1)	Robb Nen (35)	40,930	56–81
138	September 6	@ Giants	4–5	Aaron Fultz (4–2)	Vicente Padilla (3–5)	Alan Embree (2)	40,930	56–82
139	September 8	@ Mets	2–0	Vicente Padilla (4–5)	Mike Hampton (13–9)	Jeff Brantley (22)	38,808	57–82
140	September 9	@ Mets	6–3	Robert Person (8–5)	Turk Wendell (7–5)	None	42,324	58–82
141	September 10	@ Mets	0–3	Al Leiter (15–7)	Omar Daal (3–18)	None	53,775	58–83
142	September 11 (1)	Expos	5–2	Cliff Politte (3–2)	Dustin Hermanson (11–13)	Jeff Brantley (23)	see 2nd game	59–83
143	September 11 (2)	Expos	6–7	Guillermo Mota (1–1)	Vicente Padilla (4–6)	Scott Strickland (5)	11,310	59–84
144	September 12	Expos	0–1	Tony Armas Jr. (5–8)	Amaury Telemaco (1–1)	Scott Strickland (6)	12,135	59–85
145	September 13	Expos	15–5	Bruce Chen (7–2)	Felipe Lira (4–6)	None	12,316	60–85
146	September 15	Marlins	7–4	Robert Person (9–5)	A. J. Burnett (2–6)	None	13,064	61–85
147	September 16	Marlins	2–3	Brad Penny (6–7)	Omar Daal (3–19)	Antonio Alfonseca (41)	15,255	61–86
148	September 17	Marlins	6–5	Randy Wolf (11–7)	Chuck Smith (4–6)	Thomas Jacquez (1)	15,486	62–86
149	September 18	Pirates	5–6	Rich Loiselle (1–3)	Vicente Padilla (4–7)	Mike Williams (20)	11,470	62–87
150	September 19	Pirates	8–12	Matt Skrmetta (2–2)	Amaury Telemaco (1–2)	Mike Williams (21)	11,362	62–88
151	September 20	Pirates	6–7 (10)	Rich Loiselle (2–3)	Chris Brock (7–8)	Mike Williams (22)	12,762	62–89
152	September 21	Mets	6–5	Jeff Brantley (2–7)	Rick White (5–9)	None	17,769	63–89
153	September 22	Mets	6–9	Bobby J. Jones (10–6)	Randy Wolf (11–8)	Armando Benítez (39)	21,128	63–90
154	September 23	Mets	3–7	Mike Hampton (14–10)	Cliff Politte (3–3)	None	22,570	63–91
155	September 24	Mets	2–3	Glendon Rusch (11–11)	Bruce Chen (7–3)	Armando Benítez (40)	31,391	63–92
156	September 25	@ Cubs	3–4	Rubén Quevedo (3–9)	Robert Person (9–6)	Tim Worrell (2)	26,104	63–93
157	September 26	@ Cubs	10–4	Omar Daal (4–19)	Jon Lieber (12–11)	None	26,055	64–93
158	September 27	@ Cubs	0–1	Kerry Wood (8–7)	Randy Wolf (11–9)	Tim Worrell (3)	28,180	64–94
159	September 28	@ Cubs	4–2	Cliff Politte (4–3)	Joey Nation (0–2)	Vicente Padilla (2)	22,916	65–94
160	September 29	@ Marlins	1–7	Chuck Smith (6–6)	Bruce Chen (7–4)	None	15,816	65–95
161	September 30	@ Marlins	5–11	Reid Cornelius (4–10)	Robert Person (9–7)	None	23,882	65–96

October (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
162	October 1	@ Marlins	5–7	Ryan Dempster (14–10)	Amaury Telemaco (1–3)	Antonio Alfonseca (45)	21,055	65–97

1999 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1999 Game Log^[43]
Overall Record: 77–85

April (11–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 5	@ Braves	7–4	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Tom Glavine (0–1)	Jeff Brantley (1)	47,522	1–0
2	April 6	@ Braves	3–11	Greg Maddux (1–0)	Chad Ogea (0–1)	Derrin Ebert (1)	29,183	1–1
3	April 7	@ Braves	0–4	John Smoltz (1–0)	Carlton Loewer (0–1)	None	32,164	1–2
4	April 8	@ Braves	6–3	Paul Byrd (1–0)	Kevin Millwood (0–1)	Jeff Brantley (2)	47,225	2–2
5	April 9	@ Marlins	4–7	Brian Meadows (1–0)	Paul Spoljaric (0–1)	None	13,229	2–3
6	April 10	@ Marlins	5–2	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Dennis Springer (0–1)	Jeff Brantley (3)	22,776	3–3
7	April 11	@ Marlins	2–1	Chad Ogea (1–1)	Alex Fernandez (1–1)	Jeff Brantley (4)	14,954	4–3
8	April 12	Braves	6–8	Mike Cather (1–0)	Ken Ryan (0–1)	Rudy Seánez (1)	37,582	4–4
9	April 14	Braves	4–10	Kevin Millwood (1–1)	Paul Byrd (1–1)	None	16,287	4–5
–	April 15	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[44] Makeup: July 23 as a traditional double-header
10	April 16	Marlins	17–3	Curt Schilling (3–0)	Dennis Springer (0–2)	None	12,079	5–5
11	April 17	Marlins	2–1	Wayne Gomes (1–0)	Antonio Alfonseca (0–1)	None	14,817	6–5
12	April 18	Marlins	7–5	Carlton Loewer (1–1)	Kirt Ojala (0–1)	None	17,176	7–5
13	April 19	@ Diamondbacks	2–3	Omar Daal (2–0)	Yorkis Pérez (0–1)	Greg Swindell (1)	29,704	7–6
14	April 20	@ Diamondbacks	1–8	Randy Johnson (2–1)	Paul Spoljaric (0–2)	None	30,546	7–7
15	April 21	@ Diamondbacks	2–4	Todd Stottlemyre (2–0)	Curt Schilling (3–1)	Gregg Olson (1)	31,421	7–8
16	April 23	@ Expos	6–2	Chad Ogea (2–1)	Dustin Hermanson (2–1)	None	8,818	8–8
17	April 24	@ Expos	6–5	Mike Grace (1–0)	Bobby Ayala (0–2)	Wayne Gomes (1)	8,212	9–8
18	April 25	@ Expos	8–6	Paul Byrd (2–1)	Ugueth Urbina (1–2)	None	9,280	10–8
19	April 27	Reds	1–0 (10)	Jeff Brantley (1–0)	Gabe White (0–2)	None	14,114	11–8
20	April 28	Reds	8–12	Scott Williamson (1–1)	Jeff Brantley (1–1)	None	12,354	11–9
21	April 29	Reds	3–7	Jason Bere (2–0)	Carlton Loewer (1–2)	None	12,248	11–10
22	April 30	Dodgers	3–4	Carlos Pérez (1–3)	Paul Byrd (2–2)	Jeff Shaw (7)	20,024	11–11

May (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
23	May 1	Dodgers	6–12	Darren Dreifort (4–1)	Paul Spoljaric (0–3)	None	22,053	11–12
24	May 2	Dodgers	12–3	Curt Schilling (4–1)	Kevin Brown (2–2)	None	34,608	12–12
25	May 3	Padres	3–9	Sterling Hitchcock (2–1)	Chad Ogea (2–2)	None	11,032	12–13
26	May 4	Padres	3–0	Carlton Loewer (2–2)	Woody Williams (1–1)	None	15,183	13–13
27	May 5	Padres	11–1	Paul Byrd (3–2)	Stan Spencer (0–4)	None	18,229	14–13
28	May 7	@ Rockies	8–1	Curt Schilling (5–1)	John Thomson (0–4)	None	41,465	15–13
29	May 8	@ Rockies	7–2	Joel Bennett (1–0)	Brian Bohanon (5–1)	None	43,340	16–13
30	May 9	@ Rockies	10–8	Ken Ryan (1–1)	Dave Veres (1–2)	Wayne Gomes (2)	40,251	17–13
31	May 10	@ Cardinals	2–5	Kent Bottenfield (5–1)	Carlton Loewer (2–3)	Scott Radinsky (3)	34,789	17–14
32	May 11	@ Cardinals	9–4	Paul Byrd (4–2)	Kent Mercker (2–2)	None	32,307	18–14
33	May 12	@ Cardinals	8–4	Curt Schilling (6–1)	Darren Oliver (2–2)	None	45,540	19–14
34	May 14	Mets	3–7	Masato Yoshii (3–3)	Chad Ogea (2–3)	None	21,074	19–15
35	May 15	Mets	7–9	Pat Mahomes (1–0)	Ken Ryan (1–2)	John Franco (11)	27,039	19–16
36	May 15	Mets	5–2	Paul Byrd (5–2)	Orel Hershiser (2–4)	Jeff Brantley (5)	28,422	20–16
37	May 17	@ Expos	4–3	Curt Schilling (7–1)	Mike Thurman (0–3)	None	5,104	21–16
38	May 18	@ Expos	4–7	Miguel Batista (3–1)	Joel Bennett (1–1)	Ugueth Urbina (7)	4,660	21–17
39	May 19	@ Expos	9–10	Steve Kline (1–1)	Jeff Brantley (1–2)	None	5,182	21–18
40	May 21	@ Mets	5–7	Orel Hershiser (3–4)	Carlton Loewer (2–4)	John Franco (13)	24,554	21–19
41	May 22	@ Mets	9–3	Paul Byrd (6–2)	Bobby J. Jones (3–3)	None	34,575	22–19
42	May 23	@ Mets	4–5	Rigo Beltrán (1–0)	Curt Schilling (7–2)	None	34,950	22–20
43	May 24	Expos	5–4	Yorkis Pérez (1–1)	Miguel Batista (3–2)	Wayne Gomes (3)	13,953	23–20
44	May 25	Expos	2–4 (11)	Ugueth Urbina (3–4)	Steve Montgomery (0–1)	None	15,876	23–21
45	May 26	Expos	2–5	Carl Pavano (3–5)	Carlton Loewer (2–5)	Ugueth Urbina (8)	13,168	23–22
46	May 28	Rockies	3–5	Curtis Leskanic (2–1)	Paul Byrd (6–3)	Dave Veres (6)	16,365	23–23
47	May 29	Rockies	2–0	Curt Schilling (8–2)	Brian Bohanon (6–3)	None	22,204	24–23
48	May 30	Rockies	0–1	Darryl Kile (4–3)	Jim Poole (0–1)	Dave Veres (7)	30,358	24–24
49	May 31	Giants	4–3	Yorkis Pérez (2–1)	John Johnstone (4–2)	Wayne Gomes (4)	16,323	25–24

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
50	June 1	Giants	5–6 (12)	Robb Nen (2–1)	Wayne Gomes (1–1)	None	13,050	25–25
51	June 2	Giants	7–6	Paul Byrd (7–3)	Russ Ortiz (6–4)	Wayne Gomes (5)	13,616	26–25
52	June 3	Giants	4–7	Jerry Spradlin (1–1)	Curt Schilling (8–3)	Robb Nen (16)	20,560	26–26
53	June 4	@ Orioles	9–5	Chad Ogea (3–3)	Scott Erickson (1–8)	None	47,542	27–26
54	June 5	@ Orioles	6–7 (10)	Mike Timlin (2–4)	Steve Montgomery (0–2)	None	48,531	27–27
55	June 6	@ Orioles	11–7	Joel Bennett (2–1)	Ricky Bones (0–2)	None	47,833	28–27
56	June 7	Yankees	6–5	Paul Byrd (8–3)	Andy Pettitte (3–4)	None	37,180	29–27
57	June 8	Yankees	11–5	Yorkis Pérez (3–1)	Jason Grimsley (5–1)	None	44,444	30–27
58	June 9	Yankees	5–11	David Cone (6–2)	Chad Ogea (3–4)	None	42,047	30–28
59	June 11	Blue Jays	8–4	Randy Wolf (1–0)	Joey Hamilton (0–4)	None	26,541	31–28
60	June 12	Blue Jays	7–2	Paul Byrd (9–3)	Kelvim Escobar (5–4)	None	20,449	32–28
61	June 13	Blue Jays	2–7	Pat Hentgen (5–5)	Curt Schilling (8–4)	None	28,459	32–29
62	June 15	@ Padres	1–6	Matt Clement (2–7)	Chad Ogea (3–5)	None	16,134	32–30
63	June 16	@ Padres	4–2	Randy Wolf (2–0)	Sterling Hitchcock (4–6)	Wayne Gomes (6)	15,136	33–30
64	June 17	@ Padres	7–5	Paul Byrd (10–3)	Woody Williams (2–5)	Wayne Gomes (7)	16,671	34–30
65	June 18	@ Dodgers	2–1	Curt Schilling (9–4)	Ismael Valdez (5–6)	Wayne Gomes (8)	41,590	35–30
66	June 19	@ Dodgers	1–8	Darren Dreifort (6–5)	Robert Person (0–3)	None	32,315	35–31
67	June 20	@ Dodgers	2–3	Kevin Brown (8–4)	Chad Ogea (3–6)	Jeff Shaw (16)	46,347	35–32
68	June 22	Pirates	3–2	Randy Wolf (3–0)	Francisco Córdova (2–3)	Wayne Gomes (9)	18,835	36–32
69	June 23	Pirates	6–8	Kris Benson (6–5)	Paul Byrd (10–4)	Mike Williams (13)	20,256	36–33
70	June 24	Pirates	7–5	Curt Schilling (10–4)	José Silva (2–5)	Wayne Gomes (10)	25,848	37–33
71	June 25	@ Cubs	3–2	Chad Ogea (4–6)	Jon Lieber (6–3)	Wayne Gomes (11)	40,553	38–33
72	June 26	@ Cubs	6–2	Robert Person (1–3)	Steve Trachsel (2–10)	None	40,466	39–33
73	June 27	@ Cubs	7–13	Terry Mulholland (4–3)	Mike Grace (1–1)	None	38,455	39–34
74	June 28	@ Pirates	2–3 (10)	Greg Hansell (1–0)	Steve Montgomery (0–3)	None	14,144	39–35
75	June 29	@ Pirates	7–4	Curt Schilling (11–4)	José Silva (2–6)	None	16,343	40–35
76	June 30	@ Pirates	1–9	Jason Schmidt (8–5)	Chad Ogea (4–7)	None	14,526	40–36

July (17–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	@ Pirates	7–12	Todd Ritchie (7–6)	Robert Person (1–4)	None	11,174	40–37
78	July 2	Cubs	14–1	Randy Wolf (4–0)	Terry Mulholland (4–4)	None	50,498	41–37
79	July 3	Cubs	21–8	Paul Byrd (11–4)	Kyle Farnsworth (2–3)	None	58,086	42–37
80	July 4	Cubs	6–2	Curt Schilling (12–4)	Kevin Tapani (6–5)	None	20,097	43–37
81	July 5	Brewers	0–5	Jim Abbott (2–7)	Chad Ogea (4–8)	Rafael Roque (1)	13,248	43–38
82	July 6	Brewers	1–0	Robert Person (2–4)	Hideo Nomo (6–2)	Wayne Gomes (12)	13,006	44–38
83	July 7	Brewers	5–4	Wayne Gomes (2–1)	Bob Wickman (2–4)	None	16,593	45–38
84	July 9	Orioles	4–2	Curt Schilling (13–4)	Juan Guzmán (4–7)	None	28,182	46–38
85	July 10	Orioles	4–8	Mike Mussina (11–4)	Paul Byrd (11–5)	None	32,300	46–39
86	July 11	Orioles	2–6	Scott Erickson (4–8)	Chad Ogea (4–9)	None	33,399	46–40
–	July 13	1999 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Fenway Park in Boston
87	July 15	@ Red Sox	4–6	Brian Rose (5–2)	Paul Byrd (11–6)	Tim Wakefield (11)	32,397	46–41
88	July 16	@ Red Sox	5–4	Robert Person (3–4)	Bret Saberhagen (6–3)	Wayne Gomes (13)	32,899	47–41
89	July 17	@ Red Sox	11–3	Randy Wolf (5–0)	Mark Portugal (5–7)	None	32,228	48–41
90	July 18	@ Devil Rays	3–2	Curt Schilling (14–4)	Albie Lopez (1–2)	None	20,075	49–41
91	July 19	@ Devil Rays	16–3	Chad Ogea (5–9)	Bryan Rekar (6–5)	None	17,600	50–41
92	July 20	@ Devil Rays	4–5 (13)	Norm Charlton (1–2)	Steve Schrenk (0–1)	None	30,868	50–42
93	July 21	@ Brewers	7–0	Robert Person (4–4)	Scott Karl (7–8)	Jim Poole (1)	21,933	51–42
94	July 22	@ Brewers	0–5	Hideo Nomo (9–2)	Randy Wolf (5–1)	None	29,777	51–43
95	July 23 (1)	Braves	6–5	Amaury Telemaco (2–0)	Rudy Seánez (5–1)	Wayne Gomes (14)	see 2nd game	52–43
96	July 23 (2)	Braves	1–3	Bruce Chen (1–1)	Anthony Shumaker (0–1)	John Rocker (20)	32,673	52–44
97	July 24	Braves	4–3	Steve Montgomery (1–3)	Micah Bowie (0–1)	Wayne Gomes (15)	30,167	53–44
98	July 25	Braves	4–5 (10)	John Rocker (3–3)	Steve Montgomery (1–4)	None	25,659	53–45
99	July 26	Marlins	9–1	Robert Person (5–4)	Vladimir Núñez (4–4)	None	16,047	54–45
100	July 27	Marlins	2–6	Alex Fernandez (5–6)	Randy Wolf (5–2)	Antonio Alfonseca (7)	18,282	54–46
101	July 28	Marlins	9–4	Steve Schrenk (1–1)	Ryan Dempster (4–6)	None	17,497	55–46
102	July 29	Marlins	12–1	Chad Ogea (6–9)	Brian Meadows (8–11)	None	26,834	56–46
103	July 30	@ Braves	9–2	Paul Byrd (12–6)	John Smoltz (8–4)	None	48,605	57–46
104	July 31	@ Braves	6–8	Tom Glavine (9–9)	Robert Person (5–5)	John Rocker (21)	50,203	57–47

August (10–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
105	August 1	@ Braves	4–12	Greg Maddux (12–6)	Randy Wolf (5–3)	None	37,521	57–48
106	August 3	@ Marlins	6–5	Amaury Telemaco (3–0)	Brian Edmondson (4–6)	Wayne Gomes (16)	10,223	58–48
107	August 4	@ Marlins	4–1	Paul Byrd (13–6)	Dennis Springer (5–11)	Steve Schrenk (1)	10,445	59–48
108	August 5	@ Marlins	9–3	Robert Person (6–5)	Vladimir Núñez (4–5)	None	9,610	60–48
109	August 6	Diamondbacks	4–2 (11)	Wayne Gomes (3–1)	Bobby Chouinard (4–2)	None	27,742	61–48
110	August 7	Diamondbacks	2–8	Andy Benes (7–10)	Curt Schilling (14–5)	None	18,766	61–49
111	August 8	Diamondbacks	4–7	Armando Reynoso (8–1)	Chad Ogea (6–10)	Matt Mantei (19)	32,047	61–50
112	August 9	Cardinals	6–12	Kent Mercker (5–4)	Steve Schrenk (1–2)	None	46,102	61–51
113	August 10	Cardinals	7–5	Jim Poole (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1–6)	Wayne Gomes (17)	48,514	62–51
114	August 11	Cardinals	1–5	Garrett Stephenson (3–0)	Randy Wolf (5–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2)	45,830	62–52
115	August 13	@ Reds	4–5	Scott Williamson (11–5)	Steve Schrenk (1–3)	None	26,353	62–53
116	August 14	@ Reds	1–4	Pete Harnisch (12–6)	Chad Ogea (6–11)	Danny Graves (17)	25,214	62–54
117	August 15	@ Reds	9–3	Robert Person (7–5)	Denny Neagle (3–4)	None	27,059	63–54
118	August 16	@ Cardinals	3–4	Kent Mercker (6–4)	Randy Wolf (5–5)	Ricky Bottalico (18)	36,741	63–55
119	August 17	@ Cardinals	5–6	Juan Acevedo (5–4)	Wayne Gomes (3–2)	None	38,557	63–56
120	August 18	@ Cardinals	6–5	Scott Aldred (4–2)	Rich Croushore (3–3)	Wayne Gomes (18)	38,047	64–56
121	August 20	Dodgers	5–8 (10)	Alan Mills (3–4)	Wayne Gomes (3–3)	None	17,444	64–57
122	August 21	Dodgers	6–5 (11)	Wayne Gomes (4–3)	Onan Masaoka (2–3)	None	22,078	65–57
123	August 22	Dodgers	7–9	Chan Ho Park (7–10)	Anthony Shumaker (0–2)	Jeff Shaw (25)	22,510	65–58
124	August 23	Padres	6–7	Woody Williams (7–11)	Chad Ogea (6–12)	Trevor Hoffman (32)	18,759	65–59
125	August 24	Padres	18–2	Paul Byrd (14–6)	Stan Spencer (0–7)	None	18,126	66–59
126	August 25	Padres	15–1	Robert Person (8–5)	Matt Clement (6–12)	None	25,539	67–59
–	August 27	@ Rockies	Postponed (rain);^[45] Makeup: August 28 as a day-night double-header
127	August 28 (1)	@ Rockies	6–11	David Lee (3–1)	Scott Aldred (4–3)	None	42,744	67–60
128	August 28 (2)	@ Rockies	0–4	Brian Bohanon (11–10)	Joe Grahe (0–1)	None	47,217	67–61
129	August 29	@ Rockies	5–6	Darryl Kile (8–12)	Paul Byrd (14–7)	Dave Veres (26)	43,344	67–62
130	August 30	@ Giants	4–6 (10)	Rich Rodriguez (1–0)	Billy Brewer (0–1)	None	13,193	67–63
131	August 31	@ Giants	1–8	Kirk Rueter (13–7)	Randy Wolf (5–6)	None	13,106	67–64

September (9–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
132	September 1	@ Giants	3–5 (11)	Rich Rodriguez (2–0)	Wayne Gomes (4–4)	None	11,156	67–65
133	September 2	@ Giants	2–3	Joe Nathan (5–3)	Joe Grahe (0–2)	Robb Nen (31)	12,299	67–66
134	September 3	Reds	10–2	Curt Schilling (15–5)	Steve Parris (7–2)	None	14,447	68–66
135	September 4	Reds	3–22	Pete Harnisch (14–8)	Paul Byrd (14–8)	Stan Belinda (2)	16,357	68–67
136	September 5	Reds	7–9	Denny Neagle (5–5)	Robert Person (8–6)	Scott Sullivan (3)	18,839	68–68
137	September 6	Astros	5–6	José Lima (19–7)	Randy Wolf (5–7)	Billy Wagner (34)	12,223	68–69
138	September 7	Astros	6–8	Jay Powell (5–4)	Wayne Gomes (4–5)	Doug Henry (1)	12,934	68–70
139	September 8	Astros	2–10	Mike Hampton (19–3)	Curt Schilling (15–6)	None	14,050	68–71
140	September 9	Astros	1–3	Shane Reynolds (15–11)	Steve Montgomery (1–5)	Billy Wagner (35)	11,133	68–72
141	September 10	@ Diamondbacks	1–3	Randy Johnson (15–9)	Robert Person (8–7)	None	34,700	68–73
142	September 11	@ Diamondbacks	0–4	Andy Benes (11–11)	Randy Wolf (5–8)	None	42,442	68–74
143	September 12	@ Diamondbacks	0–5	Todd Stottlemyre (6–2)	Mike Grace (1–2)	None	32,468	68–75
144	September 13	@ Astros	2–13	Mike Hampton (20–3)	Joe Grahe (0–3)	None	44,399	68–76
145	September 14	@ Astros	2–12	Shane Reynolds (16–11)	Paul Byrd (14–9)	None	25,164	68–77
146	September 15	@ Astros	8–6 (10)	Wayne Gomes (5–5)	Doug Henry (2–3)	Billy Brewer (1)		69–77
147	September 17	@ Mets	8–5	Randy Wolf (6–8)	Al Leiter (11–11)	Billy Brewer (2)	31,842	70–77
148	September 18	@ Mets	1–11	Masato Yoshii (12–8)	Mike Grace (1–3)	None	37,655	70–78
149	September 19	@ Mets	6–8	Octavio Dotel (8–2)	Paul Byrd (14–10)	Armando Benítez (22)	51,560	70–79
150	September 20	@ Brewers	4–5	Rocky Coppinger (4–4)	Carlton Loewer (2–6)	Bob Wickman (34)	10,981	70–80
151	September 21	@ Brewers	6–8	Bill Pulsipher (5–6)	Anthony Shumaker (0–3)	Bob Wickman (35)	11,371	70–81
152	September 22	@ Brewers	12–3	Amaury Telemaco (4–0)	Kyle Peterson (2–7)	None	13,043	71–81
153	September 23	@ Brewers	6–11	Jason Bere (4–0)	Mike Grace (1–4)	None		71–82
154	September 24	Mets	3–2	Joe Grahe (1–3)	Armando Benítez (3–3)	Scott Aldred (1)	21,649	72–82
155	September 25	Mets	4–2	Robert Person (9–7)	Kenny Rogers (10–4)	Wayne Gomes (19)	23,319	73–82
156	September 26	Mets	3–2	Paul Byrd (15–10)	Rick Reed (10–5)	Steve Montgomery (1)	26,370	74–82
157	September 28	Cubs	2–8	Steve Trachsel (8–17)	Randy Wolf (6–9)	None	16,106	74–83
158	September 29	Cubs	5–0	Billy Brewer (1–1)	Micah Bowie (2–7)	None	21,142	75–83
159	September 30	Cubs	2–1	Robert Person (10–7)	Brian McNichol (0–2)	Steve Montgomery (2)	17,475	76–83

October (1–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	Expos	4–7	Javier Vázquez (9–8)	Joe Grahe (1–4)	Ugueth Urbina (41)	12,652	76–84
161	October 2	Expos	3–13	Jeremy Powell (4–8)	Paul Byrd (15–11)	Miguel Batista (1)	12,871	77–84
162	October 3	Expos	6–5	Cliff Politte (1–0)	Scott Strickland (0–1)	Steve Montgomery (3)	23,892	77–85

1998 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1998 Game Log^[46]
Overall Record: 75–87

March (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	March 31	@ Mets	0–1 (14)	Turk Wendell (1–0)	Ricky Bottalico (0–1)	None	49,142	0–1

April (12–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
2	April 2	@ Mets	6–5	Mark Portugal (1–0)	Al Leiter (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	13,591	1–1
3	April 3	@ Braves	1–5	Denny Neagle (1–0)	Mike Grace (0–1)	None	30,020	1–2
4	April 4	@ Braves	4–5	Dennis Martínez (1–0)	Billy Brewer (0–1)	Mark Wohlers (1)	39,154	1–3
5	April 5	@ Braves	2–1	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Greg Maddux (0–1)	None	35,331	2–3
6	April 7	Marlins	9–8 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (1–1)	Jesús Sánchez (0–1)	None	41,158	3–3
7	April 8	Marlins	9–5	Mike Grace (1–1)	Eric Ludwick (0–2)	None	11,769	4–3
–	April 9	Marlins	Postponed (rain);^[47] Makeup: July 24 as a traditional double-header
8	April 10	Braves	1–0	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Mike Cather (0–1)	None	30,311	5–3
9	April 11	Braves	6–5	Tyler Green (1–0)	Dennis Martínez (1–1)	None	17,676	6–3
10	April 12	Braves	2–3	Tom Glavine (2–0)	Garrett Stephenson (0–1)	Mark Wohlers (3)	18,760	6–4
11	April 13	Braves	11–8	Jerry Spradlin (1–0)	Kerry Ligtenberg (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (2)	15,101	7–4
12	April 15	@ Marlins	2–3	Brian Meadows (1–2)	Curt Schilling (2–1)	Félix Heredia (1)	23,008	7–5
13	April 16	@ Marlins	4–12	Liván Hernández (2–1)	Tyler Green (1–1)	None	16,708	7–6
14	April 17	@ Cardinals	5–8	Cliff Politte (2–0)	Matt Whiteside (0–1)	Kent Bottenfield (3)	33,995	7–7
15	April 18	@ Cardinals	5–6	Manny Aybar (2–2)	Mike Grace (1–2)	Jeff Brantley (3)	38,848	7–8
16	April 19	@ Cardinals	2–3	Kent Mercker (2–0)	Matt Beech (0–1)	Juan Acevedo (1)	36,819	7–9
17	April 21	Reds	3–6	Brett Tomko (3–1)	Curt Schilling (2–2)	Jeff Shaw (6)	13,452	7–10
18	April 22	Reds	5–4	Tyler Green (2–1)	Gabe White (0–3)	Ricky Bottalico (3)	11,102	8–10
19	April 23	Reds	6–3	Jerry Spradlin (2–0)	Scott Sullivan (0–2)	Mark Leiter (1)	10,445	9–10
20	April 24	Cardinals	8–4	Matt Whiteside (1–1)	Kent Mercker (2–1)	None	15,208	10–10
21	April 25	Cardinals	5–8	Mark Petkovsek (1–0)	Jerry Spradlin (2–1)	Jeff Brantley (5)	22,777	10–11
22	April 26	Cardinals	9–3	Curt Schilling (3–2)	Todd Stottlemyre (3–1)	None	27,917	11–11
23	April 27	@ Reds	1–3	Stan Belinda (1–2)	Tyler Green (2–2)	None	13,889	11–12
24	April 28	@ Reds	11–8 (10)	Mark Leiter (1–0)	Stan Belinda (1–3)	Darrin Winston (1)	15,890	12–12
25	April 29	@ Reds	0–1	Pete Harnisch (2–0)	Mike Grace (1–3)	None	16,411	12–13

May (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
26	May 1	Astros	5–12	Shane Reynolds (2–2)	Matt Beech (0–2)	None	11,410	12–14
27	May 2	Astros	1–4	Mike Hampton (5–0)	Curt Schilling (3–3)	Billy Wagner (7)	18,766	12–15
28	May 3	Astros	5–3	Wayne Gomes (1–0)	Sean Bergman (2–2)	Mark Leiter (2)	21,288	13–15
29	May 4	Rockies	2–11	John Thomson (2–2)	Garrett Stephenson (0–2)	None	11,403	13–16
30	May 5	Rockies	1–6	Darryl Kile (4–3)	Mike Grace (1–4)	None	13,672	13–17
31	May 6	Rockies	7–6 (10)	Mark Leiter (2–0)	Chuck McElroy (0–1)	None	19,538	14–17
32	May 7	Diamondbacks	4–1	Curt Schilling (4–3)	Andy Benes (2–3)	Mark Leiter (3)	13,838	15–17
33	May 8	Diamondbacks	6–4	Tyler Green (3–2)	Gregg Olson (1–2)	Mark Leiter (4)	13,259	16–17
–	May 9	Diamondbacks	Postponed (rain);^[48] Makeup: August 20 as a traditional double-header
34	May 10	Diamondbacks	7–4	Darrin Winston (1–0)	Jeff Suppan (0–4)	Mark Leiter (5)	18,520	17–17
35	May 11	@ Dodgers	5–2	Matt Beech (1–2)	Darren Dreifort (0–4)	Mark Leiter (6)	25,992	18–17
36	May 12	@ Dodgers	5–3	Curt Schilling (5–3)	Scott Radinsky (1–1)	Mark Leiter (7)	32,382	19–17
37	May 13	@ Dodgers	4–9	Chan Ho Park (4–1)	Tyler Green (3–3)	None	28,604	19–18
38	May 14	@ Dodgers	4–0	Mark Portugal (2–0)	Hideo Nomo (2–5)	None	30,867	20–18
39	May 15	@ Padres	6–7	Brian Boehringer (5–1)	Mike Grace (1–5)	Trevor Hoffman (12)	25,157	20–19
40	May 16	@ Padres	2–3	Carlos Reyes (2–1)	Mark Leiter (2–1)	None	53,117	20–20
41	May 17	@ Padres	1–3	Donne Wall (1–1)	Curt Schilling (5–4)	Trevor Hoffman (13)	27,913	20–21
42	May 19	Cardinals	8–10	John Frascatore (1–2)	Wayne Gomes (1–1)	Juan Acevedo (2)	16,541	20–22
43	May 20	Cardinals	5–8	Mike Busby (5–0)	Mark Portugal (2–1)	Jeff Brantley (7)	21,347	20–23
44	May 21	Cardinals	4–3	Mike Grace (2–5)	Todd Stottlemyre (5–4)	Mark Leiter (8)	22,706	21–23
45	May 22	@ Expos	7–5 (10)	Wayne Gomes (2–1)	Anthony Telford (2–2)	Mark Leiter (9)	11,588	22–23
46	May 23	@ Expos	2–3	Ugueth Urbina (3–1)	Curt Schilling (5–5)	None	15,663	22–24
47	May 24	@ Expos	4–5	Carlos Pérez (4–3)	Jerry Spradlin (2–2)	Ugueth Urbina (11)	14,164	22–25
48	May 25	@ Expos	5–3 (14)	Wayne Gomes (3–1)	Shayne Bennett (1–3)	Jerry Spradlin (1)	9,621	23–25
49	May 27	@ Cubs	10–5	Mike Grace (3–5)	Geremi González (3–5)	None	19,354	24–25
50	May 28	@ Cubs	8–7	Darrin Winston (2–0)	Rod Beck (1–1)	Mark Leiter (10)	25,285	25–25
51	May 29	Mets	0–11	Rick Reed (6–2)	Matt Beech (1–3)	None	21,567	25–26
52	May 30	Mets	4–6	Al Leiter (5–3)	Tyler Green (3–4)	John Franco (11)	30,660	25–27
53	May 31	Mets	6–8	Mel Rojas (3–0)	Darrin Winston (2–1)	John Franco (12)	23,025	25–28

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
54	June 1	Expos	6–2	Wayne Gomes (4–1)	Mike Maddux (1–2)	None	16,704	26–28
55	June 2	Expos	3–4	Carl Pavano (1–0)	Curt Schilling (5–6)	Ugueth Urbina (13)	13,606	26–29
56	June 3	Expos	2–3	Carlos Pérez (6–3)	Wayne Gomes (4–2)	None	13,592	26–30
57	June 5	@ Blue Jays	8–7	Tyler Green (4–4)	Bill Risley (0–3)	Mark Leiter (11)	31,176	27–30
58	June 6	@ Blue Jays	10–6	Wayne Gomes (5–2)	Juan Guzmán (3–7)	None	30,102	28–30
59	June 7	@ Blue Jays	1–3	Chris Carpenter (2–2)	Curt Schilling (5–7)	Randy Myers (15)	26,236	28–31
60	June 8	Orioles	8–14	Arthur Rhodes (3–2)	Darrin Winston (2–2)	Jesse Orosco (4)	26,742	28–32
61	June 9	Orioles	2–0	Matt Beech (2–3)	Sidney Ponson (0–4)	Mark Leiter (12)	27,602	29–32
62	June 10	Orioles	2–5 (10)	Armando Benítez (2–1)	Mark Leiter (2–2)	None	27,326	29–33
63	June 12	Cubs	4–0	Curt Schilling (6–7)	Kevin Tapani (8–4)	None	15,489	30–33
64	June 13	Cubs	8–10 (10)	Terry Adams (5–3)	Jerry Spradlin (2–3)	None	17,115	30–34
65	June 14	Cubs	4–2	Carlton Loewer (1–0)	Mark Clark (4–7)	None	25,543	31–34
66	June 15	Pirates	2–1	Matt Beech (3–3)	Jon Lieber (4–8)	Mark Leiter (13)	14,411	32–34
67	June 16	Pirates	8–7	Robert Dodd (1–0)	Rich Loiselle (1–5)	None	24,615	33–34
68	June 17	Pirates	3–1	Curt Schilling (7–7)	Francisco Córdova (6–5)	None	25,694	34–34
69	June 18	@ Cubs	5–12	Geremi González (6–5)	Mark Portugal (2–2)	Terry Mulholland (2)	21,267	34–35
70	June 19	@ Cubs	9–8 (12)	Jerry Spradlin (3–3)	Terry Mulholland (2–2)	None	39,592	35–35
71	June 20	@ Cubs	4–9	Kerry Wood (7–3)	Matt Beech (3–4)	None	39,761	35–36
72	June 21	@ Cubs	7–2	Tyler Green (5–4)	Steve Trachsel (6–4)	None	38,437	36–36
73	June 22	@ Red Sox	9–8 (10)	Wayne Gomes (6–2)	Tom Gordon (4–2)	Mark Leiter (14)	33,592	37–36
74	June 23	@ Red Sox	3–2	Mark Portugal (3–2)	Derek Lowe (0–6)	None	33,212	38–36
75	June 24	Red Sox	11–8	Carlton Loewer (2–0)	Steve Avery (4–2)	Mark Leiter (15)	28,079	39–36
76	June 25	Red Sox	5–7	Bret Saberhagen (9–5)	Matt Beech (3–5)	Ron Mahay (1)	28,263	39–37
77	June 26	Devil Rays	7–0	Tyler Green (6–4)	Jason Johnson (2–5)	None	17,559	40–37
78	June 27	Devil Rays	1–5	Rolando Arrojo (10–4)	Curt Schilling (7–8)	None	44,262	40–38
79	June 28	Devil Rays	4–5	Albie Lopez (4–2)	Wayne Gomes (6–3)	Roberto Hernández (17)	25,157	40–39
80	June 30	@ Yankees	2–9	David Cone (11–2)	Carlton Loewer (2–1)	None	29,087	40–40

July (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
81	July 1	@ Yankees	2–5	David Wells (11–2)	Matt Beech (3–6)	Mariano Rivera (20)	28,919	40–41
82	July 2	@ Yankees	8–9 (11)	Mike Buddie (3–0)	Jerry Spradlin (3–4)	None	31,259	40–42
83	July 3	Brewers	2–0	Curt Schilling (8–8)	Scott Karl (6–4)	Mark Leiter (16)	55,393	41–42
84	July 4	Brewers	6–5	Wayne Gomes (7–3)	Bob Wickman (3–5)	None	35,596	42–42
85	July 5	Brewers	4–3	Carlton Loewer (3–1)	Cal Eldred (4–6)	Mark Leiter (17)	20,116	43–42
–	July 7	1998 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Coors Field in Denver
86	July 10	@ Pirates	7–6	Curt Schilling (9–8)	Francisco Córdova (6–8)	None	18,665	44–42
87	July 11	@ Pirates	1–0	Mark Portugal (4–2)	Rich Loiselle (1–7)	Mark Leiter (18)	30,084	45–42
88	July 12	@ Pirates	10–4	Carlton Loewer (4–1)	Esteban Loaiza (6–5)	None	34,144	46–42
89	July 13	@ Brewers	2–4	Steve Woodard (6–5)	Tyler Green (6–5)	Bob Wickman (13)	17,230	46–43
90	July 14	@ Brewers	4–2	Wayne Gomes (8–3)	Jeff Juden (7–8)	Mark Leiter (19)	16,861	47–43
91	July 15	@ Brewers	2–3	Scott Karl (7–4)	Curt Schilling (9–9)	Bob Wickman (14)	20,554	47–44
92	July 16	@ Mets	4–2	Mark Portugal (5–2)	Rick Reed (10–6)	Mark Leiter (20)	20,283	48–44
93	July 17	@ Mets	0–6	Hideo Nomo (3–8)	Carlton Loewer (4–2)	None	23,298	48–45
94	July 18	@ Mets	0–7	Al Leiter (10–4)	Tyler Green (6–6)	None	37,208	48–46
95	July 19	@ Mets	7–6 (10)	Mark Leiter (3–2)	Dennis Cook (4–3)	None	29,520	49–46
96	July 20	@ Expos	3–1	Curt Schilling (10–9)	Carlos Pérez (7–10)	None	9,792	50–46
97	July 21	@ Expos	3–2	Mark Portugal (6–2)	Carl Pavano (3–4)	None	10,816	51–46
98	July 22	Braves	2–14	Tom Glavine (14–4)	Carlton Loewer (4–3)	None	28,304	51–47
99	July 23	Braves	2–3	Kevin Millwood (11–5)	Tyler Green (6–7)	Kerry Ligtenberg (12)	28,222	51–48
100	July 24 (1)	Marlins	6–4 (12)	Wayne Gomes (9–3)	Antonio Alfonseca (2–4)	None	see 2nd game	52–48
101	July 24 (2)	Marlins	7–6 (12)	Mark Leiter (4–2)	Vic Darensbourg (0–7)	None	30,622	53–48
102	July 25	Marlins	4–5	Liván Hernández (8–7)	Curt Schilling (10–10)	Matt Mantei (4)	21,038	53–49
103	July 26	Marlins	10–9	Mark Leiter (5–2)	Antonio Alfonseca (2–5)	None	27,944	54–49
104	July 28	Dodgers	3–7	Brian Bohanon (4–6)	Tyler Green (6–8)	None	24,828	54–50
105	July 29	Dodgers	8–3	Carlton Loewer (5–3)	Dave Mlicki (5–5)	None	20,127	55–50
106	July 30	Dodgers	1–3	Chan Ho Park (10–5)	Matt Beech (3–7)	Jeff Shaw (31)	22,890	55–51
107	July 31	Giants	6–7	José Mesa (5–4)	Yorkis Pérez (0–1)	Robb Nen (28)	21,763	55–52

August (11–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 1	Giants	7–8 (10)	Robb Nen (7–2)	Ricky Bottalico (1–2)	Rich Rodriguez (2)	24,452	55–53
109	August 2	Giants	3–15	Kirk Rueter (12–6)	Mike Welch (0–1)	None	27,668	55–54
110	August 3	Giants	1–6	Danny Darwin (7–9)	Carlton Loewer (5–4)	None	31,080	55–55
111	August 4	@ Padres	1–3	Sterling Hitchcock (5–4)	Matt Beech (3–8)	Trevor Hoffman (37)	22,125	55–56
112	August 5	@ Padres	0–4	Kevin Brown (14–3)	Curt Schilling (10–11)	None	19,109	55–57
113	August 6	@ Padres	3–2 (11)	Mark Leiter (6–2)	Trevor Hoffman (3–1)	None	19,007	56–57
114	August 7	@ Astros	0–9	Randy Johnson (11–10)	Mike Welch (0–2)	None	52,071	56–58
115	August 8	@ Astros	6–7	Doug Henry (8–2)	Mark Leiter (6–3)	None	42,523	56–59
116	August 9	@ Astros	2–11	Shane Reynolds (14–7)	Matt Beech (3–9)	None	28,651	56–60
117	August 10	@ Diamondbacks	3–0	Curt Schilling (11–11)	Omar Daal (5–7)	None	41,711	57–60
118	August 11	@ Diamondbacks	3–7	Andy Benes (10–11)	Mark Portugal (6–3)	None	41,298	57–61
119	August 12	@ Diamondbacks	7–4	Mike Grace (4–5)	Brian Anderson (8–11)	Mark Leiter (21)	41,510	58–61
120	August 14	@ Rockies	6–2	Carlton Loewer (6–4)	Bobby M. Jones (5–6)	None	47,395	59–61
121	August 15	@ Rockies	3–7	Darryl Kile (9–14)	Wayne Gomes (9–4)	None	48,329	59–62
122	August 16	@ Rockies	8–7	Mark Portugal (7–3)	Jamey Wright (7–11)	Mark Leiter (22)	48,024	60–62
123	August 17	Astros	4–0	Paul Byrd (1–0)	Randy Johnson (12–11)	None	18,975	61–62
124	August 18	Astros	2–8	José Lima (12–6)	Mike Grace (4–6)	None	17,541	61–63
125	August 19	Astros	3–4	Shane Reynolds (15–8)	Mark Leiter (6–4)	Billy Wagner (24)	21,341	61–64
126	August 20 (1)	Diamondbacks	11–1	Curt Schilling (12–11)	Bob Wolcott (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	62–64
127	August 20 (2)	Diamondbacks	9–12 (11)	Alan Embree (4–0)	Ricky Bottalico (1–3)	None	26,216	62–65
128	August 21	Diamondbacks	1–0	Mark Portugal (8–3)	Omar Daal (6–8)	Wayne Gomes (1)	17,144	63–65
129	August 22	Rockies	6–1	Paul Byrd (2–0)	Pedro Astacio (11–13)	None	23,435	64–65
130	August 23	Rockies	2–5	John Thomson (8–8)	Mike Grace (4–7)	Jerry Dipoto (16)	26,364	64–66
131	August 24	Rockies	1–3	Bobby M. Jones (6–7)	Carlton Loewer (6–5)	Dave Veres (5)	15,665	64–67
132	August 25	Padres	3–5	Kevin Brown (17–4)	Curt Schilling (12–12)	Trevor Hoffman (42)	18,100	64–68
133	August 26	Padres	0–2	Joey Hamilton (11–11)	Mark Portugal (8–4)	Trevor Hoffman (43)	15,656	64–69
134	August 27	Padres	1–8	Stan Spencer (1–0)	Paul Byrd (2–1)	None	23,371	64–70
135	August 28	@ Giants	4–3 (10)	Mark Leiter (7–4)	Robb Nen (7–5)	None	14,317	65–70
136	August 29	@ Giants	3–10	Mark Gardner (11–5)	Carlton Loewer (6–6)	None	30,147	65–71
137	August 30	@ Giants	5–4	Curt Schilling (13–12)	Russ Ortiz (2–4)	None	36,920	66–71
138	August 31	@ Giants	2–6	José Mesa (8–6)	Wayne Gomes (9–5)	None	13,092	66–72

September (9–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
139	September 1	@ Dodgers	2–3	Ismael Valdez (10–9)	Paul Byrd (2–2)	Jeff Shaw (39)	28,199	66–73
140	September 2	@ Dodgers	0–6	Carlos Pérez (8–13)	Tyler Green (6–9)	None	32,630	66–74
141	September 5	@ Brewers	6–2	Curt Schilling (14–12)	Steve Woodard (9–10)	None	17,160	67–74
142	September 6	@ Brewers	2–3 (14)	David Weathers (5–5)	Ricky Bottalico (1–4)	None	15,935	67–75
143	September 7	@ Brewers	4–5	David Weathers (6–5)	Wayne Gomes (9–6)	None	17,733	67–76
144	September 8	Mets	16–4	Paul Byrd (3–2)	Hideo Nomo (6–12)	None	18,661	68–76
145	September 9	Mets	2–6	Armando Reynoso (7–1)	Curt Schilling (14–13)	John Franco (34)	16,193	68–77
146	September 10	Mets	5–7	Al Leiter (15–5)	Tyler Green (6–10)	John Franco (35)	16,715	68–78
147	September 11	Pirates	1–6	Chris Peters (8–9)	Carlton Loewer (6–7)	None	16,597	68–79
148	September 12	Pirates	13–4	Mark Portugal (9–4)	Elmer Dessens (2–4)	None	19,329	69–79
149	September 13	Pirates	4–1	Paul Byrd (4–2)	Francisco Córdova (12–13)	Mark Leiter (23)	19,662	70–79
150	September 14	@ Braves	2–4	Tom Glavine (19–6)	Curt Schilling (14–14)	Kerry Ligtenberg (28)	33,367	70–80
151	September 15	@ Braves	0–3	Kevin Millwood (16–8)	Tyler Green (6–11)	Norm Charlton (1)	35,478	70–81
152	September 16	@ Braves	1–5	John Smoltz (16–3)	Carlton Loewer (6–8)	None	34,961	70–82
153	September 18	Expos	4–11	Javier Vázquez (5–14)	Mark Portugal (9–5)	Anthony Telford (1)	14,811	70–83
154	September 19	Expos	4–3	Curt Schilling (15–14)	Mike Maddux (3–4)	None	18,701	71–83
155	September 20	Expos	6–3	Paul Byrd (5–2)	Dustin Hermanson (14–11)	Ricky Bottalico (4)	26,207	72–83
156	September 21	@ Reds	5–8	Scott Sullivan (5–5)	Mark Leiter (7–5)	Danny Graves (7)	12,969	72–84
157	September 22	@ Reds	10–8 (11)	Jerry Spradlin (4–4)	Todd Williams (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (5)	13,644	73–84
158	September 23	@ Reds	4–2	Mark Portugal (10–5)	Steve Parris (6–5)	Ricky Bottalico (6)	13,376	74–84
–	September 24	@ Marlins	Postponed (Hurricane Georges);^[49] Makeup: September 26 as a traditional double-header
–	September 25	@ Marlins	Postponed (Hurricane Georges);^[50] Makeup: September 27 as a traditional double-header
159	September 26 (1)	@ Marlins	3–4 (10)	Antonio Alfonseca (4–6)	Yorkis Pérez (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	74–85
160	September 26 (2)	@ Marlins	0–1 (13)	Rob Stanifer (2–4)	Ricky Bottalico (1–5)	None	36,267	74–86
161	September 27 (1)	@ Marlins	5–6	Brian Meadows (11–13)	Tyler Green (6–12)	Antonio Alfonseca (8)	see 2nd game	74–87
162	September 27 (2)	@ Marlins	7–3	Carlton Loewer (7–8)	Rafael Medina (2–6)	None	37,007	75–87

1997 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1997 Game Log^[51]
Overall Record: 68–94

April (8–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 1	@ Dodgers	3–0	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Ramón Martínez (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	53,079	1–0
2	April 2	@ Dodgers	1–5	Hideo Nomo (1–0)	Calvin Maduro (0–1)	Darren Dreifort (1)	37,195	1–1
3	April 3	@ Dodgers	1–2	Ismael Valdez (1–0)	Mark Leiter (0–1)	Todd Worrell (1)	26,579	1–2
4	April 4	@ Padres	3–13	Tim Worrell (1–0)	Bobby Muñoz (0–1)	None	20,903	1–3
5	April 5	@ Padres	1–4	Sterling Hitchcock (1–0)	Mike Mimbs (0–1)	Trevor Hoffman (1)	44,807	1–4
6	April 6	@ Padres	3–2	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Joey Hamilton (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (2)	37,016	2–4
7	April 7	@ Giants	3–4	Shawn Estes (1–0)	Calvin Maduro (0–2)	Rod Beck (4)	7,525	2–5
8	April 8	@ Giants	2–1	Mark Leiter (1–1)	Osvaldo Fernández (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (3)	6,260	3–5
9	April 9	@ Giants	0–3	Kirk Rueter (1–0)	Bobby Muñoz (0–2)	Rod Beck (5)	7,617	3–6
10	April 11	Padres	3–8	Sterling Hitchcock (2–0)	Curt Schilling (2–1)	None	36,774	3–7
–	April 12	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[52] Makeup: August 25 as a traditional double-header
11	April 13	Padres	1–3	Tim Scott (1–0)	Ricky Bottalico (0–1)	Trevor Hoffman (2)	16,613	3–8
12	April 15	Giants	4–8	William Van Landingham (1–0)	Bobby Muñoz (0–3)	None	12,099	3–9
13	April 16	Giants	5–6 (10)	Jim Poole (1–0)	Reggie Harris (0–1)	Rod Beck (8)	12,109	3–10
–	April 17	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[53] Makeup: April 20 as a traditional double-header
14	April 18	Expos	8–3	Calvin Maduro (1–2)	Jim Bullinger (0–3)	None	11,883	4–10
15	April 19	Expos	10–8	Mark Leiter (2–1)	Carlos Pérez (2–1)	Ricky Bottalico (4)	17,426	5–10
16	April 20 (1)	Expos	1–5	Jeff Juden (2–0)	Bobby Muñoz (0–4)	Dave Veres (1)	see 2nd game	5–11
17	April 20 (2)	Expos	0–3	Pedro Martínez (2–0)	Mark Portugal (0–1)	Ugueth Urbina (1)	20,262	5–12
18	April 21	@ Pirates	10–2	Curt Schilling (3–1)	Steve Cooke (1–3)	None	9,015	6–12
19	April 23	@ Pirates	2–3	Ricardo Rincón (2–1)	Jerry Spradlin (0–1)	None	8,850	6–13
20	April 25	@ Reds	10–7	Mark Leiter (3–1)	Dave Burba (3–2)	Ricky Bottalico (5)	22,843	7–13
21	April 26	@ Reds	2–10	Pete Schourek (1–2)	Curt Schilling (3–2)	None	27,357	7–14
–	April 27	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[54] Makeup: May 26 as a traditional double-header
22	April 28	Pirates	4–9 (12)	Marc Wilkins (1–0)	Mike Mimbs (0–2)	None	12,017	7–15
23	April 29	Pirates	8–2	Calvin Maduro (2–2)	Matt Ruebel (1–2)	None	12,453	8–15
24	April 30	Dodgers	5–7	Hideo Nomo (3–2)	Mark Leiter (3–2)	Todd Worrell (7)	15,872	8–16

May (11–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 1	Dodgers	0–5	Pedro Astacio (3–0)	Curt Schilling (3–3)	None	16,546	8–17
26	May 2	@ Rockies	7–4	Bobby Muñoz (1–4)	Mark Thompson (3–2)	Ricky Bottalico (6)	48,031	9–17
27	May 3	@ Rockies	3–7	Jamey Wright (4–1)	Mark Portugal (0–2)	None	48,050	9–18
28	May 4	@ Rockies	0–9	Roger Bailey (4–1)	Calvin Maduro (2–3)	None	48,107	9–19
29	May 5	@ Astros	2–9	Chris Holt (3–3)	Mark Leiter (3–3)	None	11,268	9–20
30	May 6	@ Astros	5–1	Curt Schilling (4–3)	Ramón García (2–2)	None	12,179	10–20
31	May 7	@ Cardinals	7–14	John Frascatore (2–1)	Reggie Harris (0–2)	None	23,388	10–21
32	May 8	@ Cardinals	2–6	Andy Benes (2–1)	Mike Mimbs (0–3)	None	32,264	10–22
33	May 9	Rockies	3–1	Calvin Maduro (3–3)	Roger Bailey (4–2)	Ricky Bottalico (7)	13,564	11–22
34	May 10	Rockies	5–4 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (1–1)	Steve Reed (0–1)	None	17,629	12–22
35	May 11	Rockies	3–1	Curt Schilling (5–3)	John Thomson (0–1)	None	21,282	13–22
36	May 12	Rockies	2–9	Mike DeJean (1–0)	Bobby Muñoz (1–5)	None	12,603	13–23
37	May 13	Cardinals	3–2	Jerry Spradlin (1–1)	T. J. Mathews (1–2)	Ricky Bottalico (8)	14,416	14–23
38	May 14	Cardinals	3–12	Todd Stottlemyre (2–2)	Calvin Maduro (3–4)	None	14,799	14–24
39	May 16	Astros	7–12	Chris Holt (5–3)	Mark Leiter (3–4)	None	13,456	14–25
40	May 17	Astros	4–2	Curt Schilling (6–3)	Shane Reynolds (4–4)	Ricky Bottalico (9)	17,138	15–25
41	May 18	Astros	5–3	Garrett Stephenson (1–0)	Mike Hampton (2–4)	Ricky Bottalico (10)	17,367	16–25
42	May 19	Astros	5–9	Darryl Kile (4–2)	Calvin Maduro (3–5)	None	15,122	16–26
43	May 20	@ Cubs	3–2	Mark Leiter (4–4)	Frank Castillo (2–6)	Ricky Bottalico (11)	20,186	17–26
44	May 21	@ Cubs	0–7	Kevin Foster (5–3)	Edgar Ramos (0–1)	None	22,881	17–27
45	May 22	Mets	3–10	Bobby J. Jones (8–2)	Curt Schilling (6–4)	None	18,486	17–28
46	May 23	Mets	2–1	Garrett Stephenson (2–0)	Dave Mlicki (0–4)	Ricky Bottalico (12)	15,501	18–28
47	May 24	Mets	4–8	Armando Reynoso (3–0)	Calvin Maduro (3–6)	John Franco (13)	19,090	18–29
–	May 25	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[55] Makeup: September 15 as a traditional double-header
48	May 26 (1)	@ Reds	5–8	John Smiley (5–6)	Mark Leiter (4–5)	Mike Remlinger (2)	see 2nd game	18–30
49	May 26 (2)	@ Reds	4–8	Mike Morgan (2–4)	Matt Beech (0–1)	None	16,798	18–31
50	May 27	@ Reds	2–1	Curt Schilling (7–4)	Brett Tomko (0–1)	None	17,297	19–31
51	May 28	@ Reds	0–2	Kent Mercker (2–5)	Garrett Stephenson (2–1)	Jeff Shaw (7)	15,451	19–32
52	May 30	@ Mets	3–7	Dave Mlicki (1–4)	Edgar Ramos (0–2)	None	17,401	19–33
53	May 31	@ Mets	3–10	Armando Reynoso (4–0)	Mark Leiter (4–6)	None	28,526	19–34

June (4–22)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
54	June 1	@ Mets	5–8	Rick Reed (4–2)	Matt Beech (0–2)	Cory Lidle (1)	42,058	19–35
–	June 2	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[56] Makeup: September 12 as a traditional double-header
55	June 3	Reds	2–3	Kent Mercker (3–5)	Curt Schilling (7–5)	Jeff Shaw (8)	14,340	19–36
56	June 4	Cubs	1–5	Frank Castillo (3–7)	Garrett Stephenson (2–2)	None	12,872	19–37
57	June 5	Cubs	9–8 (10)	Ken Ryan (1–0)	Terry Adams (0–2)	None	13,189	20–37
58	June 6	@ Pirates	4–5 (10)	Marc Wilkins (5–0)	Jerry Spradlin (1–2)	None	15,165	20–38
59	June 7	@ Pirates	2–9	Jon Lieber (3–7)	Ryan Nye (0–1)	None	25,664	20–39
60	June 8	@ Pirates	3–2	Curt Schilling (8–5)	Steve Cooke (5–7)	Ricky Bottalico (13)	30,667	21–39
61	June 10	@ Expos	5–8	Dave Veres (2–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1–2)	Lee Smith (5)	27,823	21–40
62	June 11	@ Expos	3–4	Jim Bullinger (4–5)	Jerry Spradlin (1–3)	Ugueth Urbina (10)	10,475	21–41
63	June 13	Blue Jays	4–3	Wayne Gomes (1–0)	Paul Spoljaric (0–3)	Ricky Bottalico (14)	26,799	22–41
64	June 14	Blue Jays	2–3	Robert Person (2–4)	Ryan Nye (0–2)	Paul Quantrill (4)	22,582	22–42
65	June 15	Blue Jays	1–11	Pat Hentgen (7–3)	Mark Leiter (4–7)	None	30,516	22–43
66	June 16	@ Red Sox	4–5 (10)	John Wasdin (1–3)	Ricky Bottalico (1–3)	None	26,926	22–44
67	June 17	@ Red Sox	6–12	Aaron Sele (8–5)	Scott Ruffcorn (0–1)	Kerry Lacy (3)	25,591	22–45
68	June 18	@ Red Sox	2–4	Jeff Suppan (2–0)	Curt Schilling (8–6)	Chris Hammond (1)	27,502	22–46
69	June 20	Braves	1–4	Tom Glavine (7–4)	Mark Leiter (4–8)	None	20,648	22–47
70	June 21	Braves	8–9	Brad Clontz (3–1)	Ron Blazier (0–1)	Mark Wohlers (15)	24,309	22–48
71	June 22	Braves	5–12	Greg Maddux (9–3)	Garrett Stephenson (2–3)	None	25,534	22–49
72	June 23	Marlins	9–3	Curt Schilling (9–6)	Rick Helling (2–5)	None	18,033	23–49
73	June 24	Marlins	1–4	Al Leiter (6–5)	Scott Ruffcorn (0–2)	Robb Nen (20)	16,300	23–50
74	June 25	Marlins	5–7	Alex Fernandez (8–6)	Reggie Harris (0–3)	Robb Nen (21)	20,324	23–51
75	June 26	@ Braves	4–5	Denny Neagle (11–1)	Matt Beech (0–3)	Mark Wohlers (16)	41,762	23–52
76	June 27	@ Braves	1–7	Greg Maddux (10–3)	Garrett Stephenson (2–4)	None	48,234	23–53
77	June 28	@ Braves	1–9	John Smoltz (7–7)	Curt Schilling (9–7)	None	48,557	23–54
78	June 29	@ Braves	5–6	Mike Bielecki (3–3)	Billy Brewer (0–1)	Mark Wohlers (17)	47,902	23–55
79	June 30	@ Orioles	1–8	Mike Mussina (10–2)	Calvin Maduro (3–7)	None	47,837	23–56

July (10–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
80	July 1	@ Orioles	1–4	Scott Erickson (11–3)	Matt Beech (0–4)	Randy Myers (26)	47,610	23–57
81	July 2	@ Orioles	6–10	Arthur Rhodes (5–2)	Jerry Spradlin (1–4)	None	47,785	23–58
82	July 3	Cubs	4–5	Geremi González (5–2)	Curt Schilling (9–8)	Mel Rojas (8)	40,213	23–59
83	July 4	Cubs	3–9	Terry Mulholland (6–9)	Scott Ruffcorn (0–3)	Kent Bottenfield (2)	14,378	23–60
84	July 5	Cubs	9–7	Reggie Harris (1–3)	Bob Patterson (1–4)	Ricky Bottalico (15)	37,680	24–60
85	July 6	Cubs	4–8	Frank Castillo (6–9)	Mark Leiter (4–9)	Mel Rojas (9)	18,392	24–61
–	July 8	1997 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Jacobs Field in Cleveland
86	July 10	@ Marlins	7–8	Robb Nen (6–2)	Jerry Spradlin (1–5)	None	23,438	24–62
87	July 11	@ Marlins	13–3	Curt Schilling (10–8)	Kevin Brown (8–6)	None	22,225	25–62
–	July 12	@ Marlins	Postponed (rain);^[57] Makeup: September 17 as a traditional double-header
88	July 13	@ Marlins	3–9	Alex Fernandez (10–7)	Mark Leiter (4–10)	None	26,860	25–63
89	July 14	@ Braves	6–10	Kevin Millwood (1–0)	Billy Brewer (0–2)	Mark Wohlers (22)	38,118	25–64
90	July 15	@ Braves	8–1	Garrett Stephenson (3–4)	John Smoltz (8–8)	None	39,494	26–64
91	July 16	Expos	6–0	Curt Schilling (11–8)	Jim Bullinger (6–9)	None	16,202	27–64
92	July 17	Expos	4–5	Carlos Pérez (9–6)	Matt Beech (0–5)	Ugueth Urbina (17)	17,127	27–65
93	July 18	Pirates	8–6	Mark Leiter (5–10)	Jon Lieber (6–9)	Ricky Bottalico (16)	19,676	28–65
94	July 19	Pirates	3–13	Steve Cooke (8–9)	Tyler Green (0–1)	None	17,472	28–66
95	July 20	Pirates	4–1	Garrett Stephenson (4–4)	Jason Schmidt (4–6)	Ricky Bottalico (17)	20,431	29–66
96	July 21	Pirates	2–3	Esteban Loaiza (7–7)	Curt Schilling (11–9)	Rich Loiselle (14)	19,303	29–67
97	July 22	@ Giants	5–8	Mark Gardner (11–4)	Jerry Spradlin (1–6)	Rod Beck (31)	12,630	29–68
98	July 23	@ Giants	4–16	Shawn Estes (13–4)	Mark Leiter (5–11)	None	14,591	29–69
99	July 24	@ Giants	7–4	Wayne Gomes (2–0)	Joe Roa (2–5)	Ricky Bottalico (18)	13,520	30–69
100	July 25	@ Dodgers	1–8	Chan Ho Park (9–5)	Garrett Stephenson (4–5)	None	42,198	30–70
101	July 26	@ Dodgers	1–4	Darren Dreifort (4–1)	Curt Schilling (11–10)	Todd Worrell (24)	43,603	30–71
102	July 27	@ Dodgers	1–7	Tom Candiotti (7–3)	Matt Beech (0–6)	None	36,481	30–72
103	July 28	@ Padres	8–4	Mark Leiter (6–11)	Sean Bergman (2–4)	None	17,382	31–72
104	July 29	@ Padres	6–5	Tyler Green (1–1)	Andy Ashby (6–7)	Ricky Bottalico (19)	21,710	32–72
105	July 31	Cardinals	2–1 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (2–3)	Tony Fossas (1–3)	None	18,409	33–72

August (17–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 1	Cardinals	4–1	Garrett Stephenson (5–5)	Andy Benes (7–6)	Ricky Bottalico (20)	17,171	34–72
107	August 2	Cardinals	1–2	Todd Stottlemyre (11–7)	Matt Beech (0–7)	Dennis Eckersley (27)	16,190	34–73
108	August 3	Cardinals	10–1	Mark Leiter (7–11)	Donovan Osborne (1–4)	None	20,094	35–73
109	August 4	Rockies	7–3	Tyler Green (2–1)	Frank Castillo (8–10)	None	15,230	36–73
110	August 5	Rockies	2–4	Darren Holmes (4–2)	Ricky Bottalico (2–4)	Jerry Dipoto (4)	16,428	36–74
111	August 6	Astros	6–4	Garrett Stephenson (6–5)	Ramón García (4–8)	Ricky Bottalico (21)	15,557	37–74
112	August 7	Astros	6–5 (11)	Billy Brewer (1–2)	Tom Martin (4–3)	None	18,046	38–74
113	August 8	@ Cardinals	1–6	Donovan Osborne (2–4)	Mark Leiter (7–12)	None	38,300	38–75
114	August 9	@ Cardinals	3–2	Tyler Green (3–1)	Manny Aybar (0–2)	Ricky Bottalico (22)	42,926	39–75
115	August 10	@ Cardinals	8–0	Curt Schilling (12–10)	Matt Morris (8–7)	None	31,816	40–75
116	August 12	@ Rockies	5–0	Matt Beech (1–7)	John Thomson (4–7)	None	48,228	41–75
117	August 13	@ Rockies	12–8	Mark Leiter (8–12)	Jamey Wright (6–8)	None	48,491	42–75
118	August 15	@ Astros	5–1	Curt Schilling (13–10)	Chris Holt (7–9)	None	31,837	43–75
119	August 16	@ Astros	5–3	Jerry Spradlin (2–6)	Billy Wagner (7–5)	Ricky Bottalico (23)	28,260	44–75
120	August 17	@ Astros	6–11	Tom Martin (5–3)	Wayne Gomes (2–1)	Russ Springer (2)	23,161	44–76
121	August 18	Giants	12–3	Matt Beech (2–7)	Mark Gardner (12–7)	None	15,478	45–76
122	August 19	Giants	5–9	Shawn Estes (16–4)	Mark Leiter (8–13)	None	17,379	45–77
–	August 20	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[58] Makeup: September 11
123	August 22	Dodgers	3–5	Antonio Osuna (2–3)	Ricky Bottalico (2–5)	Todd Worrell (32)	21,060	45–78
124	August 23	Dodgers	3–4	Hideo Nomo (12–10)	Tyler Green (3–2)	Todd Worrell (33)	31,159	45–79
125	August 24	Dodgers	1–5	Ismael Valdez (9–10)	Matt Beech (2–8)	None	23,363	45–80
126	August 25 (1)	Padres	10–1	Mark Leiter (9–13)	Will Cunnane (6–3)	None	see 2nd game	46–80
127	August 25 (2)	Padres	6–4	Ron Blazier (1–1)	Andy Ashby (6–10)	Ricky Bottalico (24)	16,025	47–80
128	August 26	Padres	4–2	Mike Grace (1–0)	Sterling Hitchcock (9–8)	Ricky Bottalico (25)	14,491	48–80
129	August 27	Padres	7–6 (12)	Wayne Gomes (3–1)	Jim Bruske (3–1)	None	16,156	49–80
130	August 29	@ Tigers	2–7	Willie Blair (14–6)	Tyler Green (3–3)	None	22,925	49–81
131	August 30	@ Tigers	2–0	Matt Beech (3–8)	Scott Sanders (4–12)	Ricky Bottalico (26)	22,537	50–81
132	August 31	@ Tigers	1–2	Justin Thompson (12–10)	Mark Leiter (9–14)	Todd Jones (25)	19,152	50–82

September (18–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Yankees	5–1	Curt Schilling (14–10)	Hideki Irabu (4–3)	None	50,869	51–82
134	September 2	Yankees	5–0	Mike Grace (2–0)	Kenny Rogers (5–6)	None	37,258	52–82
135	September 3	Yankees	5–4	Jerry Spradlin (3–6)	Mike Stanton (6–1)	None	38,352	53–82
136	September 4	@ Expos	6–4	Matt Beech (4–8)	Pedro Martínez (16–7)	Ricky Bottalico (27)	9,447	54–82
137	September 5	@ Expos	1–7	Mike Johnson (2–3)	Mark Leiter (9–15)	None	11,193	54–83
138	September 6	@ Expos	5–3	Curt Schilling (15–10)	Marc Valdes (4–4)	None	16,623	55–83
139	September 7	@ Expos	2–1	Ryan Karp (1–0)	Anthony Telford (4–5)	Ricky Bottalico (28)	18,058	56–83
140	September 8	@ Mets	13–4	Mike Grace (3–0)	Jason Isringhausen (2–1)	None	13,321	57–83
141	September 9	@ Mets	1–0	Tyler Green (4–3)	Dave Mlicki (7–11)	Ricky Bottalico (29)	13,871	58–83
142	September 10	@ Mets	2–10	Brian Bohanon (5–4)	Matt Beech (4–9)	None	13,257	58–84
143	September 11	Giants	3–5	Roberto Hernández (8–2)	Jerry Spradlin (3–7)	Rod Beck (36)	18,165	58–85
144	September 12 (1)	Reds	2–4	Mike Remlinger (7–8)	Garrett Stephenson (6–6)	Jeff Shaw (35)	see 2nd game	58–86
145	September 12 (2)	Reds	9–1	Mark Leiter (10–15)	Pete Schourek (5–8)	None	17,546	59–86
146	September 13	Reds	0–3	Dave Burba (9–10)	Mike Grace (3–1)	Jeff Shaw (36)	15,524	59–87
147	September 14	Reds	4–6	Brett Tomko (11–6)	Tyler Green (4–4)	Jeff Shaw (37)	20,518	59–88
148	September 15 (1)	Mets	5–10	Cory Lidle (7–1)	Ryan Karp (1–1)	None	see 2nd game	59–89
149	September 15 (2)	Mets	2–1	Darrin Winston (1–0)	Joe Crawford (2–3)	Ricky Bottalico (30)	14,416	60–89
150	September 16	Mets	3–2	Curt Schilling (16–10)	Rick Reed (12–9)	None	16,585	61–89
151	September 17 (1)	@ Marlins	5–2	Garrett Stephenson (7–6)	Liván Hernández (9–2)	Ricky Bottalico (31)	see 2nd game	62–89
152	September 17 (2)	@ Marlins	2–5	Tony Saunders (4–6)	Mark Leiter (10–16)	Robb Nen (34)	26,305	62–90
153	September 18	@ Marlins	2–8	Kevin Brown (15–8)	Mike Grace (3–2)	None	16,677	62–91
154	September 19	@ Cubs	10–5	Darrin Winston (2–0)	Mark Clark (13–8)	Jerry Spradlin (1)	18,174	63–91
155	September 20	@ Cubs	3–2	Wayne Gomes (4–1)	Terry Adams (2–9)	Ricky Bottalico (32)	38,313	64–91
156	September 21	@ Cubs	3–11	Kevin Tapani (8–3)	Curt Schilling (16–11)	None	29,922	64–92
157	September 23	Braves	0–6	Kevin Millwood (5–3)	Mark Leiter (10–17)	None	14,264	64–93
158	September 24	Braves	5–1	Garrett Stephenson (8–6)	Paul Byrd (4–4)	None	16,772	65–93
159	September 25	Braves	2–3 (10)	Mike Cather (2–4)	Jerry Spradlin (3–8)	Brad Clontz (1)	15,030	65–94
160	September 26	Marlins	5–3	Curt Schilling (17–11)	Antonio Alfonseca (1–3)	Ricky Bottalico (33)	18,007	66–94
161	September 27	Marlins	8–7	Jerry Spradlin (4–8)	Rob Stanifer (1–2)	None	17,664	67–94
162	September 28	Marlins	8–7	Wayne Gomes (5–1)	Félix Heredia (5–3)	Ricky Bottalico (34)	26,509	68–94

1996 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1996 Game Log^[59]
Overall Record: 67–95

April (13–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 1	Rockies	Postponed (predicted rain);^[60] Makeup: April 2
1	April 2	Rockies	3–5	Kevin Ritz (1–0)	Sid Fernandez (0–1)	None	36,751	0–1
2	April 3	Rockies	3–1	Mike Grace (1–0)	Marvin Freeman (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	15,648	1–1
3	April 4	Rockies	7–4	Terry Mulholland (1–0)	Bryan Rekar (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (2)	16,220	2–1
4	April 5	Reds	5–6 (10)	Jeff Shaw (1–1)	Toby Borland (0–1)	Marcus Moore (2)	17,318	2–2
5	April 6	Reds	4–8	Roger Salkeld (1–0)	Rich Hunter (0–1)	None	17,958	2–3
–	April 7	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[61] Makeup: July 22 as a traditional double-header
6	April 8	@ Pirates	6–3	Sid Fernandez (1–1)	Denny Neagle (0–1)	None	41,416	3–3
7	April 10	@ Pirates	7–6	Mike Grace (2–0)	Jason Christiansen (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (3)	7,075	4–3
8	April 11	@ Cardinals	1–2	Andy Benes (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (1–1)	T. J. Mathews (1)	23,412	4–4
9	April 12	@ Cardinals	1–6	Tom Urbani (1–0)	Mike Williams (0–1)	None	26,753	4–5
10	April 13	@ Cardinals	4–2	Rich Hunter (1–1)	Tony Fossas (0–2)	Ricky Bottalico (4)	28,913	5–5
11	April 14	@ Cardinals	5–6	T. J. Mathews (1–0)	Sid Fernandez (1–2)	Dennis Eckersley (3)	27,545	5–6
12	April 16	@ Expos	6–7	Mel Rojas (3–0)	Russ Springer (0–1)	None	8,510	5–7
13	April 17	@ Expos	9–3	Terry Mulholland (2–1)	Rheal Cormier (0–1)	None	8,728	6–7
14	April 18	@ Expos	9–8	Ricky Bottalico (1–0)	Mel Rojas (3–1)	None	8,316	7–7
15	April 19	Cardinals	0–1	Cory Bailey (2–0)	Russ Springer (0–2)	Dennis Eckersley (4)	25,614	7–8
16	April 20	Cardinals	0–1	Alan Benes (3–0)	Ricky Bottalico (1–1)	Dennis Eckersley (5)	23,630	7–9
17	April 21	Cardinals	4–2	Mike Grace (3–0)	Andy Benes (1–2)	Ricky Bottalico (5)	32,896	8–9
18	April 22	Pirates	3–9	Danny Darwin (2–2)	Terry Mulholland (2–2)	None	17,604	8–10
19	April 23	Pirates	6–2	Russ Springer (1–2)	Paul Wagner (3–1)	Ken Ryan (1)	19,254	9–10
20	April 24	@ Rockies	10–8	Toby Borland (1–1)	Steve Reed (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (6)	48,047	10–10
21	April 25	@ Rockies	7–1	Sid Fernandez (2–2)	Mark Thompson (1–1)	Ken Ryan (2)	48,033	11–10
22	April 26	@ Reds	2–0	Mike Grace (4–0)	Dave Burba (0–2)	Ricky Bottalico (7)	21,842	12–10
23	April 27	@ Reds	3–2	Dave Leiper (1–0)	Mark Portugal (0–4)	Ricky Bottalico (8)	22,555	13–10
–	April 28	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[62] Makeup: June 25 as a traditional double-header
24	April 30	@ Marlins	2–7	Pat Rapp (1–3)	Mike Williams (0–2)	Robb Nen (4)	15,252	13–11

May (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 1	@ Marlins	6–5	Ken Ryan (1–0)	Al Leiter (4–2)	Ricky Bottalico (9)	14,672	14–11
26	May 2	@ Marlins	2–0	Mike Grace (5–0)	Kevin Brown (2–4)	Ricky Bottalico (10)	14,888	15–11
27	May 3	@ Braves	6–3	Terry Mulholland (3–2)	Greg Maddux (4–2)	Ricky Bottalico (11)	39,697	16–11
28	May 4	@ Braves	3–6	Greg McMichael (2–0)	Ken Ryan (1–1)	Brad Clontz (1)	44,429	16–12
29	May 5	@ Braves	8–11	John Smoltz (6–1)	Mike Williams (0–3)	None	35,471	16–13
30	May 6	Astros	5–11	Doug Drabek (1–2)	Rich Hunter (1–2)	None	15,906	16–14
31	May 7	Astros	5–7	Anthony Young (1–1)	Russ Springer (1–3)	Todd Jones (6)	16,569	16–15
32	May 8	Astros	2–1 (10)	Ken Ryan (2–1)	Jeff Tabaka (0–2)	None	16,284	17–15
33	May 10	Braves	0–11	John Smoltz (7–1)	Terry Mulholland (3–3)	None	27,068	17–16
34	May 11	Braves	3–11	Steve Avery (4–2)	Mike Mimbs (0–1)	None	22,823	17–17
35	May 12	Braves	6–0	Mike Grace (6–0)	Greg Maddux (4–3)	None	32,314	18–17
36	May 13	Giants	1–2	Mark Gardner (4–1)	Sid Fernandez (2–3)	Rod Beck (9)	18,758	18–18
37	May 14	Giants	7–0	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Osvaldo Fernández (3–2)	None	18,774	19–18
38	May 15	Giants	7–6 (10)	Ricky Bottalico (2–1)	Rod Beck (0–1)	None	25,085	20–18
39	May 16	@ Dodgers	2–8	Ismael Valdez (4–2)	Mike Mimbs (0–2)	None	25,960	20–19
40	May 17	@ Dodgers	3–6	Hideo Nomo (6–3)	Mike Grace (6–1)	Todd Worrell (10)	54,304	20–20
41	May 18	@ Dodgers	2–7	Pedro Astacio (3–3)	Sid Fernandez (2–4)	Antonio Osuna (1)	51,064	20–21
42	May 19	@ Dodgers	5–4	Dave Leiper (2–0)	Scott Radinsky (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (12)	38,178	21–21
43	May 21	@ Padres	5–4	Terry Mulholland (4–3)	Sean Bergman (2–4)	Ricky Bottalico (13)	11,954	22–21
44	May 22	@ Padres	2–5	Joey Hamilton (7–3)	Mike Grace (6–2)	Trevor Hoffman (8)	13,118	22–22
45	May 23	@ Padres	5–7	Scott Sanders (1–1)	Russ Springer (1–4)	Trevor Hoffman (9)	16,632	22–23
46	May 24	@ Giants	5–1	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Allen Watson (5–4)	None	11,917	23–23
47	May 25	@ Giants	2–3	Mark Gardner (6–1)	Mike Williams (0–4)	Rod Beck (13)	16,874	23–24
48	May 26	@ Giants	10–1	Terry Mulholland (5–3)	Osvaldo Fernández (3–3)	Ricky Bottalico (14)	26,234	24–24
49	May 28	Dodgers	9–3	Mike Grace (7–2)	Ismael Valdez (5–3)	None	17,186	25–24
50	May 29	Dodgers	2–3 (11)	Mark Guthrie (1–0)	Ricky Bottalico (2–2)	Todd Worrell (15)	24,120	25–25
51	May 30	Dodgers	3–2	Toby Borland (2–1)	Todd Worrell (1–3)	None	29,287	26–25
52	May 31	Padres	2–4	Andy Ashby (7–2)	Terry Mulholland (5–4)	Trevor Hoffman (11)	22,110	26–26

June (6–21)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
53	June 1	Padres	3–8	Sean Bergman (3–5)	Mike Mimbs (0–3)	None	27,623	26–27
54	June 2	Padres	9–8 (12)	Toby Borland (3–1)	Trevor Hoffman (3–2)	None	32,035	27–27
55	June 3	@ Cubs	3–4	Bob Patterson (2–2)	Ken Ryan (2–2)	None	26,320	27–28
56	June 4	@ Cubs	12–3	Mike Williams (1–4)	Jim Bullinger (3–5)	None	15,431	28–28
57	June 5	@ Cubs	6–9	Terry Adams (2–1)	Toby Borland (3–2)	Turk Wendell (4)	18,189	28–29
58	June 7	@ Astros	5–11	Shane Reynolds (8–3)	Carlos Crawford (0–1)	None	22,585	28–30
59	June 8	@ Astros	3–7	Billy Wagner (1–0)	Russ Springer (1–5)	None	23,739	28–31
60	June 9	@ Astros	1–2	Anthony Young (2–2)	Mike Williams (1–5)	Todd Jones (12)	30,180	28–32
61	June 10	Cubs	1–2	Jaime Navarro (4–6)	Terry Mulholland (5–5)	None	19,588	28–33
62	June 11	Cubs	2–9	Mike Campbell (1–0)	Bobby Muñoz (0–1)	None	23,220	28–34
63	June 12	Cubs	4–3	Sid Fernandez (3–4)	Frank Castillo (1–9)	Ricky Bottalico (15)	27,287	29–34
64	June 13	@ Rockies	1–4	Bryan Rekar (2–2)	Curt Schilling (2–1)	Bruce Ruffin (10)	48,018	29–35
65	June 14	@ Rockies	6–10	Lance Painter (4–1)	Russ Springer (1–6)	None	48,006	29–36
66	June 15	@ Rockies	2–4	Armando Reynoso (4–6)	Terry Mulholland (5–6)	Bruce Ruffin (11)	48,023	29–37
67	June 16	@ Rockies	3–11	Kevin Ritz (8–4)	Bobby Muñoz (0–2)	None	48,041	29–38
68	June 18	@ Cardinals	2–3	Donovan Osborne (6–3)	Sid Fernandez (3–5)	Dennis Eckersley (11)	31,311	29–39
69	June 19	@ Cardinals	2–3	Andy Benes (4–8)	Ricky Bottalico (2–3)	None	34,612	29–40
70	June 21	Rockies	4–3 (10)	Toby Borland (4–2)	Bruce Ruffin (2–2)	None	25,085	30–40
71	June 22	Rockies	5–4	Ron Blazier (1–0)	Ryan Hawblitzel (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (16)	28,604	31–40
72	June 23	Rockies	4–7	Marvin Freeman (5–4)	Sid Fernandez (3–6)	Bruce Ruffin (12)	33,385	31–41
73	June 24	@ Reds	0–7	Mark Portugal (3–5)	Curt Schilling (2–2)	None	20,835	31–42
74	June 25 (1)	@ Reds	1–9	Dave Burba (2–8)	Rafael Quirico (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	31–43
75	June 25 (2)	@ Reds	1–3	Kevin Jarvis (2–1)	Mike Mimbs (0–4)	Lee Smith (1)	23,369	31–44
76	June 26	@ Reds	2–4	Roger Salkeld (4–2)	Mike Williams (1–6)	Jeff Brantley (19)	32,286	31–45
77	June 28	Expos	7–3	Terry Mulholland (6–6)	Ugueth Urbina (4–2)	Ken Ryan (3)	21,703	32–45
78	June 29	Expos	0–1	Jeff Fassero (8–5)	Curt Schilling (2–3)	None	22,898	32–46
79	June 30	Expos	5–6	Mel Rojas (5–3)	Ricky Bottalico (2–4)	Mike Dyer (2)	24,949	32–47

July (11–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
80	July 1	Mets	6–4	Mike Williams (2–6)	Bobby J. Jones (7–5)	Ken Ryan (4)	20,779	33–47
81	July 2	Mets	3–2	Russ Springer (2–6)	Pete Harnisch (4–5)	Ricky Bottalico (17)	20,890	34–47
82	July 3	Mets	6–10	Paul Byrd (1–1)	Ken Ryan (2–3)	Doug Henry (6)	43,158	34–48
83	July 4	Marlins	8–5	Ron Blazier (2–0)	Pat Rapp (4–11)	Ricky Bottalico (18)	17,460	35–48
84	July 5	Marlins	7–4	Toby Borland (5–2)	Kurt Miller (1–1)	Ricky Bottalico (19)	46,872	36–48
85	July 6	Marlins	2–1	Mike Williams (3–6)	Kevin Brown (7–7)	Ricky Bottalico (20)	22,278	37–48
86	July 7	Marlins	4–7 (10)	Terry Mathews (2–3)	Ricardo Jordan (0–1)	Robb Nen (17)	28,183	37–49
–	July 9	1996 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia
87	July 11	@ Expos	3–2	Curt Schilling (3–3)	Jeff Fassero (8–7)	Ricky Bottalico (21)	17,546	38–49
88	July 12	@ Expos	5–3	Terry Mulholland (7–6)	Pedro Martínez (7–4)	None	14,322	39–49
89	July 13	@ Expos	6–2	Mike Mimbs (1–4)	Rheal Cormier (5–6)	None	30,215	40–49
90	July 14	@ Expos	2–5	Tim Scott (3–4)	Mike Williams (3–7)	Mel Rojas (13)	31,515	40–50
91	July 15	@ Mets	5–7	Jerry Dipoto (4–1)	Russ Springer (2–7)	Doug Henry (7)	15,549	40–51
92	July 16	@ Mets	3–6	Mark Clark (10–6)	Curt Schilling (3–4)	John Franco (20)	18,478	40–52
93	July 17	@ Mets	2–3	Dave Mlicki (5–4)	Steve Frey (0–1)	None	29,459	40–53
94	July 18	@ Marlins	0–7	Kevin Brown (8–8)	Mike Mimbs (1–5)	None	16,521	40–54
95	July 19	@ Marlins	2–11	Chris Hammond (3–5)	Mike Williams (3–8)	None	19,123	40–55
96	July 20	@ Marlins	4–7	Pat Rapp (5–11)	Russ Springer (2–8)	Robb Nen (19)	24,336	40–56
97	July 21	@ Marlins	12–3	Curt Schilling (4–4)	John Burkett (6–9)	Ricky Bottalico (22)	20,873	41–56
98	July 22 (1)	Reds	2–5	Mark Portugal (7–6)	Terry Mulholland (7–7)	Jeff Brantley (25)	see 2nd game	41–57
99	July 22 (2)	Reds	3–5	Lee Smith (2–2)	Ken Ryan (2–4)	Jeff Brantley (26)	22,808	41–58
100	July 23	Reds	3–5	Kevin Jarvis (4–2)	Mike Mimbs (1–6)	None	23,100	41–59
101	July 24	Reds	1–3	Dave Burba (6–9)	Mike Williams (3–9)	Jeff Brantley (27)	27,352	41–60
102	July 25	@ Pirates	4–6	Dan Miceli (2–6)	Russ Springer (2–9)	Francisco Córdova (11)	12,163	41–61
103	July 26	@ Pirates	4–7	John Ericks (2–3)	Ricky Bottalico (2–5)	Dan Plesac (8)	17,239	41–62
104	July 27	@ Pirates	2–1	Terry Mulholland (8–7)	Steve Parris (0–1)	None	23,121	42–62
105	July 28	@ Pirates	8–12	John Ericks (3–3)	Toby Borland (5–3)	None	15,189	42–63
106	July 30	Cardinals	8–7	Ken Ryan (3–4)	T. J. Mathews (1–4)	None	20,166	43–63
–	July 31	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[63] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header

August (11–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
107	August 1 (1)	Cardinals	2–1	Russ Springer (3–9)	Donovan Osborne (9–7)	Ken Ryan (5)	see 2nd game	44–63
108	August 1 (2)	Cardinals	1–7	Andy Benes (10–8)	Mike Mimbs (1–7)	None	22,934	44–64
109	August 2	Pirates	3–8	Marc Wilkins (2–0)	Ron Blazier (2–1)	None	24,505	44–65
110	August 3	Pirates	7–6	Ricky Bottalico (3–5)	Dan Plesac (3–3)	None	22,690	45–65
111	August 4	Pirates	4–2	Mike Williams (4–9)	Dan Miceli (2–7)	Ken Ryan (6)	25,498	46–65
112	August 5	Pirates	3–0	Curt Schilling (5–4)	Denny Neagle (12–5)	None	20,337	47–65
113	August 6	@ Braves	4–10	Mike Bielecki (3–2)	Russ Springer (3–10)	None	32,036	47–66
114	August 7	@ Braves	1–14 (8)	John Smoltz (18–6)	Bobby Muñoz (0–3)	None	29,920	47–67
115	August 8	@ Braves	4–1	Matt Beech (1–0)	Greg Maddux (10–10)	Ricky Bottalico (23)	32,401	48–67
116	August 9	Astros	1–5	Shane Reynolds (14–6)	David West (0–1)	None	21,780	48–68
117	August 10	Astros	1–3	Mike Hampton (9–7)	Curt Schilling (5–5)	Billy Wagner (9)	18,486	48–69
118	August 11	Astros	5–10	Darryl Kile (10–6)	Mike Williams (4–10)	None	24,150	48–70
–	August 12	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[64] Makeup: August 13 as a traditional double-header
119	August 13 (1)	Braves	0–2	Greg Maddux (11–10)	Rich Hunter (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	48–71
120	August 13 (2)	Braves	2–5	Dean Hartgraves (1–0)	Matt Beech (1–1)	Mark Wohlers (29)	25,196	48–72
121	August 14	Braves	4–1	David West (1–1)	Tom Glavine (12–7)	Ricky Bottalico (24)	28,206	49–72
122	August 15	Braves	5–8	Terrell Wade (4–0)	Curt Schilling (5–6)	None	28,011	49–73
123	August 16	Giants	4–6	William Van Landingham (7–13)	Mike Williams (4–11)	Rod Beck (25)	20,163	49–74
124	August 17	Giants	4–8	Allen Watson (8–10)	Rich Hunter (1–4)	Rod Beck (26)	24,522	49–75
125	August 18	Giants	7–6	Toby Borland (6–3)	Mark Gardner (10–5)	Ricky Bottalico (25)	24,480	50–75
126	August 20	@ Dodgers	3–1	Ricardo Jordan (1–1)	Antonio Osuna (8–5)	Ricky Bottalico (26)	35,457	51–75
127	August 21	@ Dodgers	6–0	Curt Schilling (6–6)	Hideo Nomo (12–10)	None	39,502	52–75
128	August 22	@ Dodgers	5–8	Pedro Astacio (8–7)	Mike Williams (4–12)	Todd Worrell (32)	29,608	52–76
129	August 23	@ Padres	7–4	Rich Hunter (2–4)	Tim Worrell (7–7)	Ricky Bottalico (27)	22,102	53–76
130	August 24	@ Padres	1–7	Joey Hamilton (12–7)	Matt Beech (1–2)	None	31,023	53–77
131	August 25	@ Padres	2–11	Scott Sanders (7–4)	David West (1–2)	None	30,036	53–78
132	August 26	@ Giants	0–1	William Van Landingham (8–13)	Curt Schilling (6–7)	Rod Beck (29)	8,640	53–79
133	August 27	@ Giants	3–2	Mike Williams (5–12)	José Bautista (3–3)	Ricky Bottalico (28)	9,549	54–79
134	August 28	@ Giants	6–7	Mark Dewey (6–2)	Ricardo Jordan (1–2)	Rod Beck (30)	16,223	54–80
135	August 30	Dodgers	6–7 (12)	Darren Dreifort (1–1)	Jeff Parrett (2–3)	Todd Worrell (37)	22,129	54–81
136	August 31	Dodgers	7–11	Ismael Valdez (12–7)	Curt Schilling (6–8)	Antonio Osuna (3)	24,821	54–82

September (13–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
137	September 1	Dodgers	6–3	Mike Williams (6–12)	Todd Worrell (4–6)	Ricky Bottalico (29)	24,959	55–82
138	September 2	Padres	1–5	Fernando Valenzuela (12–7)	Rich Hunter (2–5)	None	15,263	55–83
139	September 3	Padres	8–2	Mike Mimbs (2–7)	Joey Hamilton (13–8)	Ken Ryan (7)	16,797	56–83
140	September 4	Padres	1–2	Scott Sanders (9–4)	Matt Beech (1–3)	Trevor Hoffman (34)	18,754	56–84
141	September 5	Cubs	6–1	Curt Schilling (7–8)	Frank Castillo (7–15)	None	18,164	57–84
142	September 6	Cubs	4–6	Jim Bullinger (6–10)	Ken Ryan (3–5)	Turk Wendell (16)	17,803	57–85
143	September 7	Cubs	4–2	Rich Hunter (3–5)	Kent Bottenfield (2–5)	Ricky Bottalico (30)	18,021	58–85
144	September 8	Cubs	3–5	Jaime Navarro (15–9)	Mike Mimbs (2–8)	Turk Wendell (17)	27,600	58–86
145	September 10	@ Astros	3–4	Alvin Morman (4–1)	Curt Schilling (7–9)	Xavier Hernandez (6)	12,700	58–87
146	September 11	@ Astros	10–8	Jeff Parrett (3–3)	Chris Holt (0–1)	Ricky Bottalico (31)	17,300	59–87
147	September 12	@ Astros	1–4	Darryl Kile (12–8)	Mike Williams (6–13)	None	16,103	59–88
148	September 13	@ Cubs	2–4	Steve Trachsel (12–8)	Rich Hunter (3–6)	Turk Wendell (18)	23,048	59–89
149	September 14	@ Cubs	6–2	Mike Mimbs (3–8)	Jaime Navarro (15–10)	Ken Ryan (8)	36,290	60–89
150	September 15	@ Cubs	6–1	Curt Schilling (8–9)	Kevin Foster (7–4)	None	24,697	61–89
151	September 17	Marlins	5–11	Pat Rapp (7–16)	Matt Beech (1–4)	None	15,507	61–90
152	September 18	Marlins	8–6	Toby Borland (7–3)	Kurt Miller (1–3)	Ricky Bottalico (32)	17,158	62–90
153	September 19	Mets	2–7	Mark Clark (14–11)	Rich Hunter (3–7)	None	16,689	62–91
154	September 20	Mets	2–5	Paul Wilson (5–12)	Mike Mimbs (3–9)	John Franco (28)	22,001	62–92
155	September 21	Mets	2–1	Curt Schilling (9–9)	Pete Harnisch (8–12)	None	23,283	63–92
156	September 22	Mets	4–3	Ricky Bottalico (4–5)	Derek Wallace (2–2)	None	27,672	64–92
157	September 24	Expos	2–6	Jeff Juden (5–0)	Mike Williams (6–14)	Mel Rojas (34)	16,044	64–93
158	September 25	Expos	3–1	David West (2–2)	José Paniagua (2–4)	Ricky Bottalico (33)	17,544	65–93
159	September 26	Expos	2–5	Omar Daal (4–5)	Curt Schilling (9–10)	Mel Rojas (35)	16,587	65–94
160	September 27	@ Mets	6–5	Ricardo Jordan (2–2)	Jerry Dipoto (7–2)	Ricky Bottalico (34)	15,889	66–94
161	September 28	@ Mets	2–4	Robert Person (4–5)	Calvin Maduro (0–1)	Derek Wallace (3)	16,801	66–95
162	September 29	@ Mets	9–5	Ron Blazier (3–1)	Mike Fyhrie (0–1)	None	21,975	67–95

1995 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1995 Game Log^[65]
Overall Record: 69–75

April (2–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 26	@ Cardinals	6–7	René Arocha (1–0)	Norm Charlton (0–1)	None	33,539	0–1
2	April 27	@ Cardinals	6–2	David West (1–0)	Danny Jackson (0–1)	None	21,741	1–1
3	April 28	Pirates	5–2	Paul Quantrill (1–0)	Denny Neagle (0–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (1)	47,088	2–1
4	April 29	Pirates	2–3	Esteban Loaiza (1–0)	Tyler Green (0–1)	Jim Gott (1)	27,530	2–2
–	April 30	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[66] Makeup: July 26 as a traditional double-header

May (21–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
5	May 2	@ Reds	6–0	Curt Schilling (1–0)	José Rijo (0–2)	None	19,389	3–2
6	May 3	@ Reds	2–7	Xavier Hernandez (1–0)	Norm Charlton (0–2)	Jeff Brantley (1)	17,480	3–3
7	May 4	@ Reds	6–4	Gene Harris (1–0)	Héctor Carrasco (0–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2)	17,675	4–3
8	May 5	@ Braves	9–4	Tyler Green (1–1)	Kent Mercker (0–1)	Toby Borland (1)	33,296	5–3
9	May 6	@ Braves	3–1	Mike Mimbs (1–0)	John Smoltz (1–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (3)	37,850	6–3
10	May 7	@ Braves	5–4	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Steve Bedrosian (0–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (4)	34,166	7–3
11	May 8	@ Braves	3–2	Kyle Abbott (1–0)	Tom Glavine (1–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (5)	27,266	8–3
12	May 9	Expos	8–3	Paul Quantrill (2–0)	Butch Henry (0–2)	None	21,138	9–3
13	May 10	Expos	10–1	Tyler Green (2–1)	Gil Heredia (1–2)	None	20,708	10–3
14	May 11	Expos	1–13	Carlos Pérez (1–0)	Mike Mimbs (1–1)	None	27,665	10–4
15	May 12	@ Astros	5–2	Curt Schilling (3–0)	Doug Drabek (1–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (6)	30,828	11–4
16	May 13	@ Astros	7–5	Ricky Bottalico (1–0)	Darryl Kile (1–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (7)	18,073	12–4
17	May 14	@ Astros	5–2	Paul Quantrill (3–0)	Mike Hampton (1–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (8)	12,286	13–4
18	May 15	@ Marlins	1–9	John Burkett (3–2)	Tyler Green (2–2)	None	17,897	13–5
19	May 16	@ Marlins	9–7 (10)	Heathcliff Slocumb (1–0)	Robb Nen (0–2)	None	19,348	14–5
20	May 17	@ Marlins	3–1 (13)	Ricky Bottalico (2–0)	Richie Lewis (0–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (9)	21,375	15–5
21	May 19	Mets	1–5	Eric Gunderson (1–0)	Paul Quantrill (3–1)	None	31,601	15–6
22	May 20	Mets	10–8	Tyler Green (3–2)	Pete Harnisch (0–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (10)	38,829	16–6
23	May 21	Mets	5–3	Mike Mimbs (2–1)	Bobby J. Jones (3–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (11)	43,134	17–6
24	May 23	Giants	6–5	Gene Harris (2–0)	Rod Beck (3–2)	None	22,418	18–6
25	May 24	Giants	2–1	Norm Charlton (1–2)	Trevor Wilson (2–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (12)	21,131	19–6
26	May 25	Giants	1–3 (6)	Mark Leiter (2–1)	Tyler Green (3–3)	None	20,539	19–7
27	May 26	Padres	2–0	Mike Mimbs (3–1)	Andy Benes (0–5)	None	21,032	20–7
28	May 27	Padres	5–4 (10)	Kyle Abbott (2–0)	Dustin Hermanson (3–1)	None	33,719	21–7
29	May 28	Padres	5–13 (10)	Trevor Hoffman (3–0)	Gene Harris (2–1)	None	33,303	21–8
30	May 29	Dodgers	8–6	Paul Quantrill (4–1)	Pedro Astacio (1–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (13)	27,426	22–8
31	May 30	Dodgers	5–0	Tyler Green (4–3)	Tom Candiotti (2–4)	None	26,014	23–8
32	May 31	Dodgers	1–4 (10)	Ramón Martínez (5–3)	Ricky Bottalico (2–1)	Todd Worrell (4)	22,480	23–9

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
33	June 1	Cubs	5–3	Norm Charlton (2–2)	Steve Trachsel (2–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (14)	26,149	24–9
34	June 2	@ Giants	2–4	Rod Beck (4–2)	Gene Harris (2–2)	None	12,484	24–10
35	June 3	@ Giants	1–3	Trevor Wilson (3–2)	Paul Quantrill (4–2)	Rod Beck (8)	16,587	24–11
36	June 4	@ Giants	0–4	Mark Leiter (3–1)	Tyler Green (4–4)	None	22,838	24–12
37	June 5	@ Padres	4–5 (10)	Trevor Hoffman (4–1)	Norm Charlton (2–3)	None	7,233	24–13
38	June 6	@ Padres	0–1	Fernando Valenzuela (2–2)	Mike Williams (0–1)	Trevor Hoffman (6)	8,891	24–14
39	June 7	@ Padres	7–1	Curt Schilling (4–0)	Andy Ashby (2–4)	None	9,749	25–14
40	June 9	@ Dodgers	4–0	Paul Quantrill (5–2)	Pedro Astacio (1–4)	None	29,679	26–14
41	June 10	@ Dodgers	3–0	Tyler Green (5–4)	Tom Candiotti (2–5)	None	37,220	27–14
42	June 11	@ Dodgers	2–1	Mike Mimbs (4–1)	Ramón Martínez (6–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (15)	32,223	28–14
43	June 13	Astros	5–6	Dave Veres (3–1)	Curt Schilling (4–1)	John Hudek (7)	20,311	28–15
44	June 14	Astros	5–9	Darryl Kile (2–5)	Norm Charlton (2–4)	Todd Jones (2)	24,933	28–16
45	June 15	Astros	4–2	Ricky Bottalico (3–1)	John Hudek (2–2)	None	29,411	29–16
46	June 16	Marlins	1–2	Pat Rapp (2–3)	David West (1–1)	Robb Nen (4)	29,092	29–17
47	June 17	Marlins	11–4	Mike Mimbs (5–1)	David Weathers (1–3)	None	37,843	30–17
48	June 18	Marlins	5–3	Curt Schilling (5–1)	Yorkis Pérez (0–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (16)	40,105	31–17
49	June 19	@ Mets	6–3	Paul Quantrill (6–2)	Dave Mlicki (4–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (17)	14,250	32–17
50	June 20	@ Mets	8–2	Tyler Green (6–4)	Pete Harnisch (1–4)	None	15,308	33–17
51	June 21	@ Mets	6–2	David West (2–1)	Bobby J. Jones (4–4)	Ricky Bottalico (1)	14,446	34–17
52	June 22	@ Mets	8–2	Mike Mimbs (6–1)	Bill Pulsipher (0–2)	None	15,216	35–17
53	June 23	@ Cardinals	1–7	Mike Morgan (3–2)	Curt Schilling (5–2)	None	29,375	35–18
54	June 24	@ Cardinals	10–9	Paul Quantrill (7–2)	Ken Hill (4–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (18)	24,013	36–18
55	June 25	@ Cardinals	5–3	Tyler Green (7–4)	Tom Urbani (1–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (19)	24,304	37–18
56	June 27	Reds	3–12	John Smiley (7–1)	Mike Mimbs (6–2)	Xavier Hernandez (3)	25,020	37–19
57	June 28	Reds	0–1	C. J. Nitkowski (1–1)	Curt Schilling (5–3)	Jeff Brantley (12)	26,579	37–20
58	June 29	Reds	4–10	Pete Schourek (6–4)	Paul Quantrill (7–3)	None	33,614	37–21
59	June 30	Braves	3–1	Tyler Green (8–4)	John Smoltz (7–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (20)	32,821	38–21

July (9–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
60	July 1	Braves	1–3	Greg Maddux (8–1)	David West (2–2)	None	33,375	38–22
61	July 2	Braves	3–5	Tom Glavine (7–4)	Mike Mimbs (6–3)	Mark Wohlers (6)	35,648	38–23
62	July 3	Braves	4–10	Steve Avery (3–5)	Curt Schilling (5–4)	None	59,203	38–24
63	July 4	@ Pirates	0–7	John Ericks (1–1)	Paul Quantrill (7–4)	None	23,334	38–25
64	July 5	@ Pirates	4–7	Dan Plesac (3–0)	Norm Charlton (2–5)	None	9,245	38–26
65	July 6	@ Pirates	10–5	David West (3–2)	Steve Parris (1–2)	None	10,039	39–26
66	July 7	Cubs	2–8	Jim Bullinger (6–1)	Mike Mimbs (6–4)	Bryan Hickerson (1)	52,516	39–27
67	July 8	Cubs	1–3	Jaime Navarro (7–2)	Curt Schilling (5–5)	Randy Myers (21)	31,892	39–28
68	July 9	Cubs	6–7 (13)	Turk Wendell (2–0)	Mike Williams (0–2)	None	34,669	39–29
–	July 11	1995 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at The Ballpark in Arlington in Arlington
69	July 12	Cardinals	3–4	Danny Jackson (2–9)	Mike Mimbs (6–5)	Tom Henke (18)	24,327	39–30
70	July 13	@ Expos	4–3	Curt Schilling (6–5)	Jeff Fassero (8–7)	Heathcliff Slocumb (21)	16,991	40–30
71	July 14	@ Expos	2–8	Pedro Martínez (7–5)	Tyler Green (8–5)	None	15,921	40–31
72	July 15	@ Expos	3–5	Butch Henry (4–7)	Paul Quantrill (7–5)	Mel Rojas (16)	30,100	40–32
73	July 16	@ Expos	1–5	Carlos Pérez (8–2)	Sid Fernandez (0–5)	Mel Rojas (17)	22,345	40–33
74	July 17	@ Rockies	5–8	Mike Munoz (2–2)	Ricky Bottalico (3–2)	Darren Holmes (8)	48,070	40–34
75	July 18	@ Rockies	7–5	Curt Schilling (7–5)	Kevin Ritz (7–5)	Heathcliff Slocumb (22)	48,011	41–34
76	July 19	@ Rockies	3–5	Bryan Rekar (1–0)	Tyler Green (8–6)	Darren Holmes (9)	48,087	41–35
77	July 20	@ Rockies	3–7	Bill Swift (6–2)	Paul Quantrill (7–6)	None	48,037	41–36
78	July 21	Cardinals	7–0	Sid Fernandez (1–5)	Donovan Osborne (0–3)	Toby Borland (2)	28,468	42–36
79	July 22	Cardinals	3–5 (11)	Rich DeLucia (5–4)	Omar Olivares (1–4)	Tom Henke (22)	35,513	42–37
80	July 23	Cardinals	10–6	Paul Quantrill (8–6)	Ken Hill (6–7)	Toby Borland (3)	30,104	43–37
81	July 24	Rockies	3–11	Bryan Rekar (2–0)	Tyler Green (8–7)	None	25,424	43–38
82	July 25	Rockies	7–6 (10)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–0)	Mike Munoz (2–3)	None	25,837	44–38
83	July 26 (1)	Pirates	2–1 (11)	Toby Borland (1–0)	Dan Plesac (3–3)	None	see 2nd game	45–38
84	July 26 (2)	Pirates	6–4	Paul Quantrill (9–6)	Mike Dyer (3–2)	Heathcliff Slocumb (23)	32,517	46–38
85	July 27	Pirates	6–4	Mike Mimbs (7–5)	John Ericks (2–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (24)	31,955	47–38
86	July 28	@ Cubs	0–4	Frank Castillo (7–5)	Bobby Muñoz (0–1)	Randy Myers (24)	31,629	47–39
87	July 29	@ Cubs	7–8	Anthony Young (1–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–1)	None	38,768	47–40
88	July 30	@ Cubs	0–8	Jim Bullinger (8–2)	Jim Deshaies (0–1)	None	32,797	47–41

August (13–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
89	August 1	@ Braves	4–3	Sid Fernandez (2–5)	Steve Avery (4–7)	Heathcliff Slocumb (25)	38,579	48–41
90	August 2	@ Braves	5–7	Kent Mercker (5–6)	Bobby Muñoz (0–2)	Mark Wohlers (12)	39,594	48–42
91	August 3	@ Braves	4–5	Pedro Borbón Jr. (1–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–2)	None	37,971	48–43
92	August 4	@ Reds	0–1	John Smiley (11–1)	Jeff Juden (0–1)	Jeff Brantley (23)	30,668	48–44
–	August 5	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[67] Makeup: August 6 as a traditional double-header
93	August 6 (1)	@ Reds	1–6	Pete Schourek (12–5)	Tommy Greene (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	48–45
94	August 6 (2)	@ Reds	1–2 (10)	Mike Jackson (5–0)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–3)	None	34,784	48–46
95	August 8	Mets	10–12	Reid Cornelius (1–1)	Tyler Green (8–8)	John Franco (14)	28,536	48–47
96	August 9	Mets	0–4	Jason Isringhausen (2–1)	Paul Quantrill (9–7)	None	36,147	48–48
97	August 10	Mets	1–5 (11)	Don Florence (1–0)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–4)	None	24,795	48–49
98	August 11	Expos	6–5	Sid Fernandez (3–5)	Carlos Pérez (10–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (26)	25,194	49–49
99	August 12	Expos	3–4	Jeff Fassero (11–9)	Tommy Greene (0–2)	Dave Leiper (2)	37,267	49–50
100	August 13	Expos	2–3	Tim Scott (1–0)	Ricky Bottalico (3–3)	Mel Rojas (21)	31,528	49–51
101	August 14	Expos	1–5	Pedro Martínez (11–7)	Paul Quantrill (9–8)	None	25,835	49–52
102	August 15	@ Astros	3–2	Jeff Juden (1–1)	Greg Swindell (7–7)	Heathcliff Slocumb (27)	13,516	50–52
103	August 16	@ Astros	4–5	Dean Hartgraves (1–0)	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–5)	None	13,000	50–53
104	August 17	@ Astros	3–2	Paul Fletcher (1–0)	Todd Jones (6–3)	Toby Borland (4)	12,587	51–53
105	August 18	Giants	16–8	Mike Mimbs (8–5)	Chris Hook (5–1)	None	23,409	52–53
106	August 19	Giants	6–4	Ricky Bottalico (4–3)	Sergio Valdez (1–3)	Heathcliff Slocumb (28)	25,712	53–53
107	August 20	Giants	8–7 (10)	Heathcliff Slocumb (3–5)	José Bautista (2–8)	None	30,176	54–53
108	August 21	Padres	3–1	Sid Fernandez (4–5)	Andy Ashby (9–7)	Toby Borland (5)	22,865	55–53
109	August 22	Padres	3–5	Fernando Valenzuela (3–3)	Tommy Greene (0–3)	Trevor Hoffman (25)	28,325	55–54
110	August 23	Padres	12–8	Mike Williams (1–2)	Glenn Dishman (4–6)	Mike Mimbs (1)	21,017	56–54
111	August 24	Dodgers	7–6 (11)	Heathcliff Slocumb (4–5)	Rudy Seánez (1–3)	None	24,448	57–54
112	August 25	Dodgers	17–4	Jeff Juden (2–1)	Hideo Nomo (10–5)	None	33,230	58–54
113	August 26	Dodgers	9–4	Sid Fernandez (5–5)	Ismael Valdez (11–8)	None	30,126	59–54
114	August 27	Dodgers	1–9	Kevin Tapani (8–12)	Tommy Greene (0–4)	None	32,889	59–55
115	August 29	@ Giants	4–6	Terry Mulholland (4–10)	Paul Quantrill (9–9)	Rod Beck (25)	11,304	59–56
116	August 30	@ Giants	1–4	William Van Landingham (5–3)	Jeff Juden (2–2)	Rod Beck (26)	11,635	59–57
117	August 31	@ Giants	6–0	Sid Fernandez (6–5)	Jamie Brewington (4–2)	None	11,265	60–57

September (9–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
118	September 1	@ Padres	3–6	Fernando Valenzuela (5–3)	Mike Grace (0–1)	Trevor Hoffman (26)	18,125	60–58
119	September 2	@ Padres	5–6 (11)	Trevor Hoffman (6–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (4–6)	None	18,401	60–59
120	September 3	@ Padres	3–2	Paul Quantrill (10–9)	Joey Hamilton (6–7)	Heathcliff Slocumb (29)	14,783	61–59
121	September 4	@ Dodgers	1–5	Tom Candiotti (7–12)	Jeff Juden (2–3)	None	44,910	61–60
122	September 5	@ Dodgers	1–2	John Cummings (2–1)	Toby Borland (1–1)	None	39,406	61–61
123	September 6	@ Dodgers	1–0	Mike Grace (1–1)	Ismael Valdez (11–10)	Heathcliff Slocumb (30)	29,835	62–61
124	September 8	Astros	3–12	Mike Hampton (9–6)	Tyler Green (8–9)	None	24,059	62–62
125	September 9	Astros	6–4 (11)	Heathcliff Slocumb (5–6)	Mike Henneman (0–2)	None	25,665	63–62
126	September 10	Astros	4–5	Doug Drabek (9–8)	Jeff Juden (2–4)	Mike Henneman (22)	27,235	63–63
127	September 12	@ Expos	8–2	Mike Williams (2–2)	Tavo Álvarez (1–3)	Toby Borland (6)	11,246	64–63
128	September 13	@ Expos	4–5	Gil Heredia (5–6)	Dennis Springer (0–1)	Mel Rojas (27)	11,335	64–64
129	September 14	@ Pirates	7–2	Paul Quantrill (11–9)	Paul Wagner (4–15)	None	7,770	65–64
130	September 15	@ Mets	1–4	Jason Isringhausen (7–2)	Mike Mimbs (8–6)	John Franco (24)	15,637	65–65
131	September 16	@ Mets	8–10	Dave Telgheder (1–1)	Tommy Greene (0–5)	John Franco (25)	18,351	65–66
132	September 17	@ Mets	2–8	Reid Cornelius (2–6)	Mike Williams (2–3)	Jerry Dipoto (2)	16,325	65–67
133	September 18	Marlins	13–10	Ricky Bottalico (5–3)	Randy Veres (4–4)	Heathcliff Slocumb (31)	17,736	66–67
134	September 19	Marlins	4–5	Yorkis Pérez (2–6)	Toby Borland (1–2)	Robb Nen (21)	19,555	66–68
135	September 20	Marlins	1–2	John Burkett (14–12)	Paul Quantrill (11–10)	None	17,885	66–69
136	September 21	Marlins	3–1	Mike Mimbs (9–6)	Willie Banks (2–6)	Steve Frey (1)	18,953	67–69
137	September 22	Reds	2–3	Dave Burba (10–3)	Toby Borland (1–3)	Jeff Brantley (26)	21,183	67–70
138	September 23	Reds	3–2 (13)	Chuck Ricci (1–0)	Xavier Hernandez (7–2)	None	23,315	68–70
139	September 24	Reds	4–6	David Wells (16–7)	Dennis Springer (0–2)	Jeff Brantley (27)	30,310	68–71
140	September 26	Braves	1–5	John Smoltz (12–7)	Paul Quantrill (11–11)	None	21,476	68–72
141	September 27	Braves	0–6	Greg Maddux (19–2)	Mike Mimbs (9–7)	None	26,636	68–73
142	September 29	@ Marlins	2–5	Chris Hammond (9–6)	Dennis Springer (0–3)	None	29,331	68–74
143	September 30	@ Marlins	3–2	Mike Williams (3–3)	John Burkett (14–14)	Heathcliff Slocumb (32)	39,183	69–74

October (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
144	October 1	@ Marlins	2–8	Ryan Bowen (2–0)	Paul Quantrill (11–12)	None	30,211	69–75

1994 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1994 Game Log^[68]
Overall Record: 54–61

April (9–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 4	@ Rockies	12–6	Heathcliff Slocumb (1–0)	Mike Munoz (0–1)	None	72,470	1–0
2	April 6	@ Rockies	7–5	Roger Mason (1–0)	Darren Holmes (0–1)	Doug Jones (1)	50,875	2–0
3	April 7	@ Rockies	13–8	Heathcliff Slocumb (2–0)	Steve Reed (0–1)	Bobby Muñoz (1)	48,021	3–0
4	April 8	@ Reds	4–5 (10)	Héctor Carrasco (2–0)	David West (0–1)	None	27,868	3–1
5	April 9	@ Reds	1–2	John Smiley (1–0)	Curt Schilling (0–1)	Héctor Carrasco (1)	25,666	3–2
6	April 10	@ Reds	5–7	Pete Schourek (1–0)	Jeff Juden (0–1)	Chuck McElroy (1)	21,131	3–3
7	April 11	Rockies	7–8	Bruce Ruffin (1–0)	Roger Mason (1–1)	Darren Holmes (1)	58,627	3–4
8	April 13	Rockies	12–3	Ben Rivera (1–0)	Greg W. Harris (0–1)	None	23,346	4–4
9	April 14	Rockies	0–5	David Nied (2–0)	Curt Schilling (0–2)	None	24,856	4–5
10	April 15	Reds	3–1	Jeff Juden (1–1)	John Smiley (1–1)	Doug Jones (2)	32,980	5–5
11	April 16	Reds	6–4	Danny Jackson (1–0)	Erik Hanson (0–1)	Doug Jones (3)	36,070	6–5
12	April 17	Reds	0–7	Tom Browning (1–0)	Shawn Boskie (0–1)	None	43,400	6–6
13	April 18	Dodgers	5–4	Doug Jones (1–0)	Gary Wayne (0–2)	None	26,666	7–6
14	April 19	Dodgers	7–8	Todd Worrell (1–1)	Doug Jones (1–1)	Darren Dreifort (1)	35,170	7–7
15	April 20	@ Giants	4–5	Bill Swift (3–1)	Jeff Juden (1–2)	Mike Jackson (3)	18,182	7–8
16	April 21	@ Giants	6–1	Danny Jackson (2–0)	Salomón Torres (0–2)	None	18,918	8–8
17	April 22	@ Padres	5–6	Trevor Hoffman (1–0)	David West (0–2)	None	19,069	8–9
18	April 23	@ Padres	2–8	Tim Mauser (1–0)	Ben Rivera (1–1)	Pedro Martínez (1)	32,745	8–10
19	April 24	@ Padres	5–6	Andy Benes (1–4)	Curt Schilling (0–3)	Trevor Hoffman (3)	11,403	8–11
20	April 26	@ Dodgers	3–4	Gary Wayne (1–2)	David West (0–3)	Todd Worrell (2)	28,194	8–12
21	April 27	@ Dodgers	4–5 (10)	Jim Gott (2–1)	Larry Andersen (0–1)	None	30,065	8–13
22	April 29	Giants	6–3	Ben Rivera (2–1)	Bryan Hickerson (1–1)	None	30,977	9–13
23	April 30	Giants	0–1	John Burkett (3–1)	Curt Schilling (0–4)	Rod Beck (2)	37,019	9–14

May (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
24	May 1	Giants	6–4	Heathcliff Slocumb (3–0)	Bill Swift (3–3)	Doug Jones (4)	50,588	10–14
25	May 2	Padres	7–2	Danny Jackson (3–0)	Andy Ashby (0–3)	None	26,481	11–14
26	May 3	Padres	3–8	A. J. Sager (1–2)	Jeff Juden (1–3)	None	24,489	11–15
–	May 4	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[69] Makeup: July 22 as a traditional double-header
27	May 5	@ Marlins	0–5	Chris Hammond (2–3)	Ben Rivera (2–2)	None	26,329	11–16
28	May 6	@ Marlins	5–9	David Weathers (5–1)	Curt Schilling (0–5)	None	31,368	11–17
29	May 7	@ Marlins	7–8 (11)	Richie Lewis (1–1)	David West (0–4)	None	41,002	11–18
30	May 8	@ Marlins	9–2	Danny Jackson (4–0)	Charlie Hough (3–1)	None	38,584	12–18
31	May 9	@ Braves	2–7	Steve Avery (3–1)	Jeff Juden (1–4)	None	44,987	12–19
32	May 10	@ Braves	8–9 (15)	Mike Stanton (1–0)	Andy Carter (0–1)	None	47,014	12–20
33	May 11	@ Braves	2–4	Greg Maddux (6–2)	Curt Schilling (0–6)	Greg McMichael (7)	46,985	12–21
34	May 12	Pirates	6–4	Tommy Greene (1–0)	Zane Smith (4–3)	Doug Jones (5)	32,481	13–21
35	May 13	Pirates	12–1	Danny Jackson (5–0)	Paul Wagner (3–3)	None	32,281	14–21
36	May 14	Pirates	3–2	Mike Williams (1–0)	Steve Cooke (1–4)	Doug Jones (6)	39,916	15–21
37	May 15	Pirates	1–0	Shawn Boskie (1–1)	Jon Lieber (0–1)	Doug Jones (7)	53,396	16–21
38	May 16	Expos	1–4	Butch Henry (1–0)	Curt Schilling (0–7)	Mel Rojas (10)	28,236	16–22
39	May 17	Expos	6–5	Doug Jones (2–1)	John Wetteland (2–3)	None	36,233	17–22
40	May 18	Expos	1–6	Jeff Fassero (4–2)	Danny Jackson (5–1)	None	41,032	17–23
41	May 20	Mets	5–3	Mike Williams (2–0)	Mauro Gozzo (2–1)	Doug Jones (8)	34,924	18–23
42	May 21	Mets	9–8	Bob Wells (1–0)	Doug Linton (4–1)	Doug Jones (9)	43,443	19–23
43	May 22	Mets	8–3	Tommy Greene (2–0)	Pete Smith (2–5)	None	53,340	20–23
44	May 23	@ Cardinals	11–3	Danny Jackson (6–1)	Tom Urbani (1–4)	None	30,648	21–23
45	May 24	@ Cardinals	4–0	Heathcliff Slocumb (4–0)	Mike Pérez (1–1)	None	25,618	22–23
46	May 25	@ Cardinals	5–10	Bryan Eversgerd (2–0)	Mike Williams (2–1)	None	24,123	22–24
47	May 27	Astros	2–4	Shane Reynolds (3–1)	Shawn Boskie (1–2)	John Hudek (5)	41,013	22–25
48	May 28	Astros	5–7	Brian Williams (1–2)	Andy Carter (0–2)	Todd Jones (1)	40,523	22–26
49	May 29	Astros	4–2	David West (1–4)	Doug Drabek (7–2)	Doug Jones (10)	52,390	23–26
50	May 30	@ Cubs	0–3	Willie Banks (6–4)	Bobby Muñoz (0–1)	Randy Myers (12)	35,834	23–27
51	May 31	@ Cubs	8–7	Larry Andersen (1–1)	Randy Myers (0–2)	Doug Jones (11)	30,110	24–27

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
52	June 1	@ Cubs	4–2	Shawn Boskie (2–2)	Mike Morgan (0–7)	Doug Jones (12)	27,402	25–27
53	June 2	@ Cubs	4–2	Danny Jackson (7–1)	Anthony Young (3–4)	Doug Jones (13)	31,595	26–27
54	June 3	@ Astros	2–4	Brian Williams (2–2)	David West (1–5)	John Hudek (7)	31,280	26–28
55	June 4	@ Astros	1–5	Doug Drabek (8–2)	Bobby Muñoz (0–2)	None	23,455	26–29
56	June 5	@ Astros	2–4	Darryl Kile (4–2)	Mike Williams (2–2)	John Hudek (8)	20,694	26–30
57	June 6	Cubs	3–1	Shawn Boskie (3–2)	Jim Bullinger (3–1)	Doug Jones (14)	25,838	27–30
58	June 7	Cubs	7–6	Paul Quantrill (2–1)	Randy Myers (0–3)	Doug Jones (15)	36,543	28–30
59	June 8	Cubs	3–0	David West (2–5)	Kevin Foster (0–1)	Doug Jones (16)	35,431	29–30
60	June 9	Cardinals	6–2	Bobby Muñoz (1–2)	Vicente Palacios (1–3)	Paul Quantrill (1)	34,759	30–30
61	June 10	Cardinals	3–4	Rick Sutcliffe (3–2)	Mike Williams (2–3)	Mike Pérez (12)	36,652	30–31
62	June 11	Cardinals	4–7	Omar Olivares (1–0)	Shawn Boskie (3–3)	René Arocha (4)	39,065	30–32
63	June 12	Cardinals	7–2	Danny Jackson (8–1)	Bob Tewksbury (8–5)	None	48,682	31–32
64	June 13	@ Mets	3–4	Bret Saberhagen (7–3)	David West (2–6)	John Franco (15)	17,555	31–33
65	June 14	@ Mets	3–2	Bobby Muñoz (2–2)	Dwight Gooden (2–3)	Doug Jones (17)	17,914	32–33
66	June 15	@ Mets	0–1	Bobby J. Jones (7–5)	Mike Williams (2–4)	John Franco (16)	18,397	32–34
67	June 17	@ Expos	10–8	Paul Quantrill (3–1)	John Wetteland (2–4)	Doug Jones (18)	30,235	33–34
68	June 18	@ Expos	8–4	Danny Jackson (9–1)	Gabe White (1–1)	None	28,354	34–34
69	June 19	@ Expos	13–0	Bobby Muñoz (3–2)	Jeff Fassero (5–5)	None	15,092	35–34
70	June 21	@ Pirates	1–7	Steve Cooke (3–5)	Shawn Boskie (3–4)	None	19,568	35–35
71	June 22	@ Pirates	4–5	Ravelo Manzanillo (2–1)	Heathcliff Slocumb (4–1)	Alejandro Peña (5)	26,376	35–36
72	June 24	Braves	4–9	Tom Glavine (8–7)	Danny Jackson (9–2)	Mike Stanton (2)	47,523	35–37
73	June 25	Braves	7–1	Bobby Muñoz (4–2)	Kent Mercker (6–2)	None	57,961	36–37
74	June 26	Braves	9–8	Toby Borland (1–0)	Steve Avery (5–2)	Doug Jones (19)	52,545	37–37
75	June 27	Marlins	5–1	Shawn Boskie (4–4)	Kurt Miller (1–3)	None	34,638	38–37
76	June 28	Marlins	1–2	Jeff Mutis (1–0)	Paul Quantrill (3–2)	Robb Nen (7)	47,027	38–38
77	June 29	Marlins	5–2	Danny Jackson (10–2)	Pat Rapp (4–4)	Doug Jones (20)	43,337	39–38
78	June 30	@ Dodgers	3–4	Rudy Seánez (1–1)	Doug Jones (2–2)	None	31,295	39–39

July (12–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
79	July 1	@ Dodgers	3–0	David West (3–6)	Kevin Gross (7–5)	Doug Jones (21)	34,978	40–39
80	July 2	@ Dodgers	3–9	Tom Candiotti (6–3)	Paul Quantrill (3–3)	None	38,237	40–40
81	July 3	@ Dodgers	1–3	Orel Hershiser (5–4)	Fernando Valenzuela (0–1)	Todd Worrell (7)	54,167	40–41
82	July 4	@ Padres	10–4	Danny Jackson (11–2)	Scott Sanders (3–5)	None	23,676	41–41
83	July 5	@ Padres	2–7	Joey Hamilton (5–3)	Bobby Muñoz (4–3)	None	7,812	41–42
84	July 6	@ Padres	2–5	Bill Krueger (1–3)	David West (3–7)	Trevor Hoffman (14)	12,113	41–43
85	July 7	@ Giants	4–5	Bud Black (2–0)	Shawn Boskie (4–5)	Rod Beck (16)	22,481	41–44
86	July 8	@ Giants	2–3	Mark Portugal (7–6)	Fernando Valenzuela (0–2)	Rod Beck (17)	24,437	41–45
87	July 9	@ Giants	2–3	William Van Landingham (4–1)	Danny Jackson (11–3)	Rod Beck (18)	35,823	41–46
88	July 10	@ Giants	1–2 (10)	Dave Burba (1–5)	Doug Jones (2–3)	None	48,263	41–47
–	July 12	1994 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh
–	July 14	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[70] Makeup: July 15 as a traditional double-header
89	July 15 (1)	Dodgers	4–3	David West (4–7)	Kevin Gross (7–6)	Doug Jones (22)	see 2nd game	42–47
90	July 15 (2)	Dodgers	2–3	Tom Candiotti (7–4)	Danny Jackson (11–4)	Todd Worrell (8)	58,247	42–48
91	July 16	Dodgers	10–6	Bobby Muñoz (5–3)	Ramón Martínez (8–6)	Toby Borland (1)	46,679	43–48
92	July 17	Dodgers	9–7	Fernando Valenzuela (1–2)	Pedro Astacio (6–7)	Doug Jones (23)	50,993	44–48
93	July 18	Giants	5–7	Bryan Hickerson (3–8)	Shawn Boskie (4–6)	Rod Beck (21)	39,066	44–49
94	July 19	Giants	5–2	Danny Jackson (12–4)	Bud Black (3–1)	Doug Jones (24)	38,559	45–49
95	July 20	Giants	2–9	Mark Portugal (9–6)	David West (4–8)	None	43,966	45–50
96	July 22 (1)	Padres	4–3	Bobby Muñoz (6–3)	Joey Hamilton (6–5)	Doug Jones (25)	see 2nd game	46–50
97	July 22 (2)	Padres	4–7	Pedro Martínez (3–1)	Larry Andersen (1–2)	Trevor Hoffman (15)	38,423	46–51
98	July 23	Padres	1–7	Bill Krueger (2–4)	Ben Rivera (2–3)	None	35,269	46–52
99	July 24	Padres	5–3	Danny Jackson (13–4)	Andy Ashby (4–10)	Doug Jones (26)	41,971	47–52
100	July 25	@ Marlins	8–1	Curt Schilling (1–7)	David Weathers (8–9)	None	30,082	48–52
101	July 26	@ Marlins	10–8 (12)	Ben Rivera (3–3)	Robb Nen (4–5)	None	32,648	49–52
102	July 27	@ Marlins	3–1	Bobby Muñoz (7–3)	Pat Rapp (6–6)	None	40,017	50–52
103	July 29	@ Braves	2–5	Steve Avery (7–3)	Danny Jackson (13–5)	None	48,921	50–53
104	July 30	@ Braves	5–2	Heathcliff Slocumb (5–1)	Greg McMichael (3–5)	Doug Jones (27)	49,101	51–53
105	July 31	@ Braves	5–9	Mike Bielecki (2–0)	Ben Rivera (3–4)	None	48,992	51–54

August (3–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 2	Pirates	2–3	Rick White (4–5)	Bobby Muñoz (7–4)	Dan Miceli (2)	40,164	51–55
107	August 3	Pirates	7–0	Danny Jackson (14–5)	Steve Cooke (4–10)	None	36,542	52–55
108	August 4	Pirates	1–5	Jon Lieber (6–6)	Curt Schilling (1–8)	None	37,481	52–56
109	August 5	Expos	0–5	Pedro Martínez (10–5)	David West (4–9)	None	33,642	52–57
110	August 6	Expos	3–4 (11)	John Wetteland (4–6)	Doug Jones (2–4)	Jeff Shaw (1)	41,699	52–58
111	August 7	Expos	4–6	Ken Hill (16–5)	Bobby Muñoz (7–5)	Mel Rojas (16)	45,346	52–59
112	August 8	Mets	2–3	Bobby J. Jones (12–7)	Danny Jackson (14–6)	John Franco (29)	35,977	52–60
113	August 9	Mets	5–1	Curt Schilling (2–8)	Mike Remlinger (1–5)	None	31,740	53–60
114	August 10	Mets	2–6	Bret Saberhagen (14–4)	David West (4–10)	John Franco (30)	36,716	53–61
115	August 11	Mets	2–1 (15)	Tom Edens (5–1)	Mauro Gozzo (3–5)	None	37,605	54–61

1993 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1993 Game Log^[71]
Overall Record: 97–65

April (17–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 5	@ Astros	3–1	Terry Mulholland (1–0)	Doug Drabek (0–1)	None	44,560	1–0
2	April 6	@ Astros	5–3	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Greg Swindell (0–1)	Mitch Williams (1)	18,686	2–0
3	April 7	@ Astros	6–3 (10)	José DeLeón (1–0)	Eric Bell (0–1)	Mitch Williams (2)	16,471	3–0
4	April 9	Cubs	7–11	Chuck McElroy (1–0)	Ben Rivera (0–1)	Randy Myers (1)	60,985	3–1
5	April 10	Cubs	5–4	Terry Mulholland (2–0)	Mike Morgan (0–2)	Mitch Williams (3)	21,081	4–1
6	April 11	Cubs	3–0	Curt Schilling (2–0)	José Guzmán (1–1)	None	21,955	5–1
7	April 12	Reds	5–4	José DeLeón (2–0)	Steve Foster (0–2)	Mitch Williams (4)	20,107	6–1
8	April 13	Reds	4–1	Tommy Greene (1–0)	Tim Belcher (0–1)	Mitch Williams (5)	20,482	7–1
9	April 14	Reds	9–2	Ben Rivera (1–1)	Tom Browning (0–2)	None	21,111	8–1
10	April 16	@ Cubs	1–3	Mike Morgan (1–2)	Terry Mulholland (2–1)	Randy Myers (2)	16,255	8–2
11	April 17	@ Cubs	3–6	José Guzmán (2–1)	Curt Schilling (2–1)	Randy Myers (3)	32,680	8–3
12	April 18	@ Cubs	11–10 (11)	Mitch Williams (1–0)	Bob Scanlan (0–2)	David West (1)	28,758	9–3
13	April 20	Padres	4–3 (14)	Bob Ayrault (1–0)	Jeremy Hernandez (0–2)	None	21,074	10–3
–	April 21	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[72] Makeup: July 2 as a traditional double-header
14	April 22	Padres	1–2	Andy Benes (3–1)	Terry Mulholland (2–2)	Rich Rodriguez (2)	15,826	10–4
15	April 23	Dodgers	2–0	Curt Schilling (3–1)	Ramón Martínez (2–2)	None	21,702	11–4
16	April 24	Dodgers	7–3	Danny Jackson (1–0)	Kevin Gross (2–2)	Mitch Williams (6)	37,457	12–4
17	April 25	Dodgers	5–2	Tommy Greene (2–0)	Tom Candiotti (0–3)	Mitch Williams (7)	53,030	13–4
18	April 26	Giants	9–8 (10)	Larry Andersen (1–0)	Gino Minutelli (0–1)	None	17,170	14–4
19	April 27	Giants	3–6	John Burkett (5–0)	Terry Mulholland (2–3)	Rod Beck (7)	34,005	14–5
20	April 28	@ Padres	5–3	Curt Schilling (4–1)	Greg W. Harris (1–4)	Mitch Williams (8)	10,905	15–5
21	April 29	@ Padres	5–3	Danny Jackson (2–0)	Frank Seminara (1–2)	Mitch Williams (9)	14,399	16–5
22	April 30	@ Dodgers	7–6	Bob Ayrault (2–0)	Omar Daal (0–1)	Mitch Williams (10)	43,679	17–5

May (17–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
23	May 1	@ Dodgers	1–5	Tom Candiotti (1–3)	Ben Rivera (1–2)	None	44,023	17–6
24	May 2	@ Dodgers	9–1	Terry Mulholland (3–3)	Orel Hershiser (3–3)	None	41,102	18–6
25	May 4	@ Giants	4–3 (12)	Larry Andersen (2–0)	Dave Righetti (1–1)	Mitch Williams (11)	17,725	19–6
26	May 5	@ Giants	2–11	Bill Swift (3–1)	Danny Jackson (2–1)	None	20,289	19–7
27	May 7	Cardinals	4–3	Tommy Greene (3–0)	Joe Magrane (2–3)	Mitch Williams (12)	33,739	20–7
28	May 8	Cardinals	2–1 (10)	Terry Mulholland (4–3)	Mike Pérez (2–2)	None	40,524	21–7
29	May 9	Cardinals	6–5	Mark Davis (1–0)	Lee Smith (0–1)	Mitch Williams (13)	43,648	22–7
30	May 10	Pirates	5–1	Danny Jackson (3–1)	Bob Walk (3–3)	None	29,712	23–7
31	May 11	Pirates	4–8	Paul Wagner (1–0)	Mark Davis (1–1)	None	32,871	23–8
32	May 12	Pirates	4–1	Tommy Greene (4–0)	Randy Tomlin (1–4)	None	24,906	24–8
33	May 14	@ Braves	7–10	Tom Glavine (5–0)	Terry Mulholland (4–4)	Mike Stanton (14)	48,449	24–9
34	May 15	@ Braves	3–5	Greg Maddux (3–3)	David West (0–1)	Mike Stanton (15)	48,425	24–10
35	May 16	@ Braves	5–4	Danny Jackson (4–1)	Greg McMichael (1–2)	Mitch Williams (14)	48,890	25–10
36	May 17	@ Marlins	10–3	Ben Rivera (2–2)	Charlie Hough (2–4)	None	38,519	26–10
37	May 18	@ Marlins	6–0	Tommy Greene (5–0)	Jack Armstrong (3–4)	None	35,805	27–10
38	May 19	@ Marlins	3–5	Richie Lewis (2–0)	Mark Davis (1–2)	Bryan Harvey (12)	33,970	27–11
39	May 20	Expos	9–3	Curt Schilling (5–1)	Chris Nabholz (3–4)	None	28,103	28–11
40	May 21	Expos	2–6	Ken Hill (5–0)	Danny Jackson (4–2)	Mel Rojas (6)	41,146	28–12
41	May 22	Expos	5–6	Jeff Fassero (3–1)	Mitch Williams (1–1)	John Wetteland (6)	37,911	28–13
42	May 23	Expos	14–7	Terry Mulholland (5–4)	Gil Heredia (1–1)	David West (2)	52,911	29–13
43	May 24	Mets	6–3	Tommy Greene (6–0)	Frank Tanana (2–3)	None	32,568	30–13
44	May 25	Mets	4–2	Curt Schilling (6–1)	Pete Schourek (2–5)	None	34,578	31–13
45	May 26	Mets	4–5	John Franco (2–0)	Mitch Williams (1–2)	Jeff Innis (1)	33,367	31–14
46	May 28	@ Rockies	15–9	Ben Rivera (3–2)	Butch Henry (2–6)	None	58,312	32–14
47	May 29	@ Rockies	6–0	Terry Mulholland (6–4)	Willie Blair (1–2)	None	56,263	33–14
48	May 30	@ Rockies	18–1	Tommy Greene (7–0)	Lance Painter (0–2)	None	56,710	34–14
49	May 31	@ Reds	4–6	Jeff Reardon (1–0)	Larry Andersen (2–1)	Rob Dibble (4)	25,676	34–15

June (18–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
50	June 1	@ Reds	6–3	Larry Andersen (3–1)	Greg Cadaret (1–1)	Mitch Williams (15)	24,175	35–15
51	June 2	@ Reds	5–2	Ben Rivera (4–2)	John Smiley (2–7)	Mitch Williams (16)	25,904	36–15
52	June 4	Rockies	1–2	Willie Blair (2–2)	Terry Mulholland (6–5)	Gary Wayne (1)	43,333	36–16
53	June 5	Rockies	6–2	Tommy Greene (8–0)	Armando Reynoso (3–3)	None	43,837	37–16
54	June 6	Rockies	11–7	Curt Schilling (7–1)	Andy Ashby (0–4)	None	55,714	38–16
55	June 7	Astros	7–5	Danny Jackson (5–2)	Greg Swindell (5–5)	Mitch Williams (17)	26,445	39–16
56	June 8	Astros	3–6	Darryl Kile (5–1)	Ben Rivera (4–3)	Doug Jones (13)	24,669	39–17
57	June 9	Astros	8–0	Terry Mulholland (7–5)	Pete Harnisch (6–3)	None	25,389	40–17
58	June 10	@ Mets	7–6	David West (1–1)	Paul Gibson (1–1)	Mitch Williams (18)	22,377	41–17
59	June 11	@ Mets	5–2	Curt Schilling (8–1)	Pete Schourek (2–8)	None	29,594	42–17
60	June 12	@ Mets	3–0	Danny Jackson (6–2)	Dwight Gooden (7–5)	None	31,814	43–17
61	June 13	@ Mets	5–3	Ben Rivera (5–3)	Anthony Young (0–7)	Mitch Williams (19)	29,917	44–17
62	June 14	@ Expos	10–3	Terry Mulholland (8–5)	Jeff Shaw (1–3)	None	13,235	45–17
63	June 15	@ Expos	4–8	Brian Barnes (2–1)	Tommy Greene (8–1)	None	13,142	45–18
64	June 16	@ Expos	3–4 (10)	Mel Rojas (2–5)	David West (1–2)	None	14,231	45–19
65	June 17	Marlins	1–4	Chris Hammond (7–4)	Danny Jackson (6–3)	Bryan Harvey (20)	38,855	45–20
66	June 18	Marlins	7–3	Ben Rivera (6–3)	Ryan Bowen (4–7)	None	37,925	46–20
67	June 19	Marlins	5–2	Terry Mulholland (9–5)	Jack Armstrong (4–8)	Mitch Williams (20)	50,391	47–20
68	June 20	Marlins	4–3	Tommy Greene (9–1)	Trevor Hoffman (2–2)	Mitch Williams (21)	58,508	48–20
69	June 21	Braves	1–8	Greg Maddux (7–5)	Curt Schilling (8–2)	None	34,817	48–21
70	June 22	Braves	5–3	Danny Jackson (7–3)	Pete Smith (2–7)	Mitch Williams (22)	41,557	49–21
71	June 23	Braves	8–3	Ben Rivera (7–3)	John Smoltz (6–7)	None	57,903	50–21
72	June 25	@ Pirates	8–6	José DeLeón (3–0)	John Candelaria (0–3)	Mitch Williams (23)	21,173	51–21
73	June 26	@ Pirates	2–4	Steve Cooke (5–3)	Curt Schilling (8–3)	None	39,439	51–22
74	June 27	@ Pirates	3–4 (10)	Stan Belinda (3–0)	Mitch Williams (1–3)	None	27,824	51–23
75	June 28	@ Cardinals	1–3	Rheal Cormier (5–4)	Danny Jackson (7–4)	Lee Smith (29)	29,199	51–24
76	June 29	@ Cardinals	13–10	Ben Rivera (8–3)	Tom Urbani (0–1)	None	39,344	52–24
77	June 30	@ Cardinals	3–9	Donovan Osborne (6–3)	Tommy Greene (9–2)	None	32,098	52–25

July (14–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
78	July 1	@ Cardinals	5–14	Bob Tewksbury (9–6)	Curt Schilling (8–4)	None	39,610	52–26
79	July 2 (1)	Padres	2–5	Mark Ettles (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (9–6)	Gene Harris (13)	see 2nd game	52–27
80	July 2 (2)	Padres	6–5 (10)	Mitch Williams (2–3)	Trevor Hoffman (2–3)	None	54,617	53–27
81	July 3	Padres	4–6	Greg W. Harris (8–8)	Danny Jackson (7–5)	Gene Harris (14)	57,521	53–28
82	July 4	Padres	8–4	Ben Rivera (9–3)	Tim Worrell (0–2)	None	33,379	54–28
83	July 5	Dodgers	9–5	Tommy Greene (10–2)	Orel Hershiser (6–8)	None	33,088	55–28
84	July 6	Dodgers	5–7	Pedro Astacio (7–4)	Curt Schilling (8–5)	Jim Gott (15)	32,993	55–29
85	July 7	Dodgers	7–6 (20)	Mike Williams (1–0)	Ricky Trlicek (0–2)	None	41,730	56–29
86	July 8	Giants	2–13	Bill Swift (11–5)	Danny Jackson (7–6)	None	37,745	56–30
87	July 9	Giants	8–15	Bud Black (8–1)	Ben Rivera (9–4)	None	38,695	56–31
88	July 10	Giants	8–3	Tommy Greene (11–2)	John Burkett (13–3)	None	41,869	57–31
89	July 11	Giants	2–10	Bryan Hickerson (3–1)	Curt Schilling (8–6)	None	52,015	57–32
–	July 13	1993 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Oriole Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore
90	July 15	@ Padres	2–5	Greg W. Harris (9–9)	Danny Jackson (7–7)	Mark Davis (1)	16,542	57–33
91	July 16	@ Padres	3–5	Pedro Martínez (1–0)	Tommy Greene (11–3)	Mark Davis (2)	20,763	57–34
92	July 17	@ Padres	2–4	Andy Benes (10–6)	Terry Mulholland (9–7)	Gene Harris (16)	32,505	57–35
93	July 18	@ Padres	6–3	Curt Schilling (9–6)	Doug Brocail (2–5)	Mitch Williams (24)	12,569	58–35
94	July 19	@ Dodgers	7–5	Roger Mason (1–7)	Omar Daal (1–3)	Mitch Williams (25)	33,615	59–35
95	July 20	@ Dodgers	8–2	Danny Jackson (8–7)	Ramón Martínez (8–5)	None	35,273	60–35
96	July 21	@ Dodgers	7–0	Tommy Greene (12–3)	Orel Hershiser (7–9)	None	47,893	61–35
97	July 22	@ Giants	1–4	John Burkett (14–4)	Terry Mulholland (9–8)	Rod Beck (27)	35,342	61–36
98	July 23	@ Giants	2–1 (14)	David West (2–2)	Mike Jackson (5–3)	Mitch Williams (26)	37,095	62–36
99	July 24	@ Giants	4–5	Dave Burba (8–2)	Ben Rivera (9–5)	Rod Beck (28)	51,557	62–37
100	July 25	@ Giants	2–5	Bill Swift (14–5)	Danny Jackson (8–8)	Dave Righetti (1)	49,935	62–38
101	July 27	Cardinals	10–7	Roger Mason (2–7)	Joe Magrane (8–9)	Mitch Williams (27)	45,383	63–38
102	July 28	Cardinals	14–6	Terry Mulholland (10–8)	Lee Guetterman (2–2)	None	46,346	64–38
103	July 29	Cardinals	6–4	David West (3–2)	Rob Murphy (1–5)	Mitch Williams (28)	55,884	65–38
104	July 30	Pirates	2–4	Bob Walk (11–8)	Ben Rivera (9–6)	Stan Belinda (19)	47,406	65–39
105	July 31	Pirates	10–2	Danny Jackson (9–8)	Randy Tomlin (3–8)	None	48,171	66–39

August (16–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 1	Pirates	5–4	Roger Mason (3–7)	Steve Cooke (5–7)	Mitch Williams (29)	46,693	67–39
107	August 3	@ Braves	5–3	Terry Mulholland (11–8)	Steve Avery (11–4)	Mitch Williams (30)	49,102	68–39
108	August 4	@ Braves	8–9	Jay Howell (2–3)	David West (3–3)	Greg McMichael (4)	46,144	68–40
109	August 5	@ Braves	10–4	Ben Rivera (10–6)	Greg Maddux (12–9)	None	49,070	69–40
110	August 6	@ Marlins	3–4	Luis Aquino (5–6)	Roger Mason (3–8)	Bryan Harvey (33)	43,670	69–41
111	August 7	@ Marlins	8–7 (10)	Mitch Williams (3–3)	Matt Turner (2–4)	None	44,689	70–41
112	August 8	@ Marlins	5–6	Charlie Hough (7–11)	Terry Mulholland (11–9)	Bryan Harvey (34)	43,186	70–42
113	August 10	Expos	5–2	Curt Schilling (10–6)	Chris Nabholz (7–8)	None	43,104	71–42
114	August 11	Expos	6–5	David West (4–3)	John Wetteland (7–3)	None	45,260	72–42
115	August 12	Expos	7–4	Roger Mason (4–8)	Tim Scott (4–2)	Mitch Williams (31)	45,002	73–42
116	August 13	Mets	9–5	Bobby Thigpen (1–0)	Anthony Young (1–14)	None	40,552	74–42
117	August 14	Mets	5–9	Bobby J. Jones (1–0)	Danny Jackson (9–9)	Jeff Innis (2)	46,393	74–43
118	August 15	Mets	5–4	David West (5–3)	Anthony Young (1–15)	Mitch Williams (32)	58,103	75–43
119	August 17	@ Rockies	10–7	Ben Rivera (11–6)	Armando Reynoso (8–9)	Mitch Williams (33)	63,183	76–43
120	August 18	@ Rockies	7–6	Bobby Thigpen (2–0)	Bruce Ruffin (4–5)	Mitch Williams (34)	61,056	77–43
121	August 18	@ Rockies	5–6	Marcus Moore (2–0)	Roger Mason (4–9)	Darren Holmes (15)	53,443	77–44
122	August 20	@ Astros	6–4	David West (6–3)	Todd Jones (0–1)	Mitch Williams (35)	33,080	78–44
123	August 21	@ Astros	2–3 (10)	Doug Jones (4–9)	Larry Andersen (3–2)	None	27,507	78–45
124	August 22	@ Astros	3–7	Darryl Kile (14–4)	Ben Rivera (11–7)	None	28,940	78–46
125	August 23	Rockies	2–3 (13)	Gary Wayne (4–3)	Roger Mason (4–10)	Darren Holmes (18)	40,481	78–47
126	August 24	Rockies	4–2	Danny Jackson (10–9)	Willie Blair (5–10)	Mitch Williams (36)	43,419	79–47
127	August 25	Rockies	8–5	Curt Schilling (11–6)	Mo Sanford (1–1)	None	46,448	80–47
128	August 27	Reds	5–8	Johnny Ruffin (2–1)	Mitch Williams (3–4)	Rob Dibble (19)	41,540	80–48
129	August 28	Reds	5–9	Scott Service (2–0)	Bobby Thigpen (2–1)	None	42,924	80–49
130	August 29	Reds	12–0	Danny Jackson (11–9)	Tim Pugh (8–13)	None	58,363	81–49
131	August 30	@ Cubs	6–10 (11)	Dan Plesac (2–1)	Roger Mason (4–11)	None	33,276	81–50
132	August 31	@ Cubs	7–0	Ben Rivera (12–7)	Mike Morgan (8–13)	None	19,961	82–50

September (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	@ Cubs	4–1	Terry Mulholland (12–9)	Mike Harkey (8–8)	None	23,519	83–50
134	September 3	@ Reds	14–2	Tommy Greene (13–3)	Bobby Ayala (5–7)	None	26,157	84–50
135	September 4	@ Reds	5–6	José Rijo (13–7)	Danny Jackson (11–10)	Scott Service (1)	31,166	84–51
136	September 5	@ Reds	5–3	Curt Schilling (12–6)	Tim Pugh (8–14)	Mitch Williams (37)	28,741	85–51
137	September 6	Cubs	6–7	Mike Harkey (9–8)	Mike Williams (1–1)	Randy Myers (40)	30,765	85–52
138	September 7	Cubs	4–5	José Guzmán (12–10)	Ben Rivera (12–8)	Randy Myers (41)	27,041	85–53
139	September 8	Cubs	5–8	Greg Hibbard (12–11)	David West (6–4)	Randy Myers (42)	26,553	85–54
140	September 9	Cubs	10–8	Danny Jackson (12–10)	José Bautista (7–3)	David West (3)	25,894	86–54
141	September 10	Astros	6–2	Curt Schilling (13–6)	Greg Swindell (10–12)	None	31,146	87–54
142	September 11	Astros	1–4	Mark Portugal (15–4)	Mike Williams (1–2)	Todd Jones (2)	45,738	87–55
143	September 12	Astros	2–9	Pete Harnisch (14–8)	Ben Rivera (12–9)	None	46,238	87–56
144	September 13	@ Mets	5–0	Tommy Greene (14–3)	Bobby J. Jones (2–3)	None	17,497	88–56
145	September 14	@ Mets	4–5	Frank Tanana (7–15)	Danny Jackson (12–11)	John Franco (10)	18,292	88–57
146	September 15	@ Mets	6–3	Curt Schilling (14–6)	Pete Schourek (3–11)	Mitch Williams (38)	18,632	89–57
147	September 17	@ Expos	7–8 (12)	Tim Scott (6–2)	Mitch Williams (3–5)	None	45,757	89–58
148	September 18	@ Expos	5–4	Tommy Greene (15–3)	Denis Boucher (1–1)	Mitch Williams (39)	50,438	90–58
149	September 19	@ Expos	5–6	Tim Scott (7–2)	Mitch Williams (3–6)	None	40,047	90–59
150	September 20	Marlins	7–1	Curt Schilling (15–6)	Charlie Hough (9–16)	None	31,454	91–59
151	September 21	Marlins	5–3	Donn Pall (3–3)	Rich Rodriguez (2–4)	Mitch Williams (40)	32,165	92–59
152	September 22	Marlins	2–1 (12)	Roger Mason (5–11)	Bryan Harvey (1–5)	None	31,556	93–59
153	September 24	Braves	3–0	Tommy Greene (16–3)	Tom Glavine (20–6)	Mitch Williams (41)	57,792	94–59
154	September 25	Braves	7–9	Steve Bedrosian (5–2)	Roger Mason (5–12)	Greg McMichael (16)	57,146	94–60
155	September 26	Braves	2–7	Steve Avery (17–6)	Curt Schilling (15–7)	None	57,588	94–61
156	September 27	@ Pirates	6–4	Ben Rivera (13–9)	Steve Cooke (10–10)	Mitch Williams (42)	15,847	95–61
157	September 28	@ Pirates	10–7	Bobby Thigpen (3–1)	Rich Robertson (0–1)	None	17,386	96–61
158	September 29	@ Pirates	1–9	Bob Walk (13–14)	Kevin Foster (0–1)	Joel Johnston (2)	21,159	96–62
159	September 30	@ Pirates	0–5	Tim Wakefield (6–11)	Tommy Greene (16–4)	None	10,448	96–63

October (1–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	@ Cardinals	4–2	Curt Schilling (16–7)	Omar Olivares (5–3)	Mitch Williams (43)	26,870	97–63
161	October 2	@ Cardinals	4–5 (10)	Rob Murphy (5–7)	Mike Williams (1–3)	None	31,501	97–64
162	October 3	@ Cardinals	0–2	Lee Guetterman (3–3)	Mitch Williams (3–7)	Mike Pérez (7)	40,247	97–65

1993 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1993 Postseason Game Log^[71]
Overall Record: 6–6

National League Championship Series (4–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 6	Braves	4–3 (10)	Mitch Williams (1–0)	Greg McMichael (0–1)	None	62,012	1–0
2	October 7	Braves	3–14	Greg Maddux (1–0)	Tommy Greene (0–1)	None	62,436	1–1
3	October 9	@ Braves	4–9	Tom Glavine (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (0–1)	None	52,032	1–2
4	October 10	@ Braves	2–1	Danny Jackson (1–0)	John Smoltz (0–1)	Mitch Williams (1)	52,032	2–2
5	October 11	@ Braves	4–3 (10)	Mitch Williams (2–0)	Mark Wohlers (0–1)	Larry Andersen (1)	52,032	3–2
6	October 13	Braves	6–3	Tommy Greene (1–1)	Greg Maddux (1–1)	Mitch Williams (2)	62,502	4–2

World Series (2–4)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
7	October 16	@ Blue Jays	5–8	Al Leiter (1–0)	Curt Schilling (0–1)	Duane Ward (3)	52,011	0–1
8	October 17	@ Blue Jays	6–4	Terry Mulholland (1–1)	Dave Stewart (2–1)	Mitch Williams (3)	52,062	1–1
9	October 19	Blue Jays	3–10	Pat Hentgen (1–1)	Danny Jackson (1–1)	None	62,689	1–2
10	October 20	Blue Jays	14–15	Tony Castillo (1–0)	Mitch Williams (2–1)	Duane Ward (4)	62,731	1–3
11	October 21	Blue Jays	2–0	Curt Schilling (1–1)	Juan Guzmán (2–1)	None	62,706	2–3
12	October 23	@ Blue Jays	6–8	Duane Ward (1–0)	Mitch Williams (2–2)	None	52,195	2–4

1992 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1992 Game Log^[73]
Overall Record: 70–92

April (10–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 7	Cubs	3–4	Greg Maddux (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (0–1)	Chuck McElroy (1)	60,431	0–1
2	April 8	Cubs	11–3	Tommy Greene (1–0)	Danny Jackson (0–1)	None	16,328	1–1
3	April 9	Cubs	7–1	Danny Cox (1–0)	Mike Morgan (0–1)	None	14,149	2–1
4	April 10	Pirates	2–3	Randy Tomlin (1–0)	Kyle Abbott (0–1)	Stan Belinda (2)	21,019	2–2
5	April 11	Pirates	7–4	Andy Ashby (1–0)	Doug Drabek (1–1)	None	24,967	3–2
6	April 12	Pirates	1–6	Zane Smith (2–0)	Terry Mulholland (0–2)	None	32,624	3–3
7	April 13	@ Mets	3–2	Curt Schilling (1–0)	Sid Fernandez (0–2)	Mitch Williams (1)	14,810	4–3
8	April 14	@ Mets	5–8	John Franco (1–0)	Cliff Brantley (0–1)	None	15,274	4–4
9	April 15	@ Mets	2–7	Dwight Gooden (1–1)	Kyle Abbott (0–2)	None	17,448	4–5
10	April 17	@ Pirates	4–7	Doug Drabek (2–1)	Barry Jones (0–1)	Stan Belinda (3)	16,417	4–6
11	April 18	@ Pirates	2–9	Zane Smith (3–0)	Tommy Greene (1–1)	None	23,411	4–7
12	April 19	@ Pirates	0–11	Bob Patterson (1–0)	Danny Cox (1–1)	None	11,812	4–8
13	April 20	@ Cubs	3–8	Greg Maddux (3–0)	Kyle Abbott (0–3)	None	23,515	4–9
14	April 21	@ Cubs	7–5 (10)	Mitch Williams (1–0)	Heathcliff Slocumb (0–1)	Curt Schilling (1)	8,886	5–9
15	April 22	@ Cubs	5–9	Shawn Boskie (3–0)	Terry Mulholland (0–3)	None	8,167	5–10
16	April 23	@ Cubs	8–2	Tommy Greene (2–1)	Frank Castillo (0–1)	None	9,086	6–10
17	April 24	Mets	4–3	Mitch Williams (2–0)	Wally Whitehurst (0–1)	None	25,482	7–10
18	April 25	Mets	2–3	Sid Fernandez (1–2)	Kyle Abbott (0–4)	John Franco (3)	29,374	7–11
19	April 26	Mets	5–4	Barry Jones (1–1)	Wally Whitehurst (0–2)	Mitch Williams (2)	44,194	8–11
20	April 27	@ Padres	12–9	Curt Schilling (2–0)	Bruce Hurst (1–2)	Mitch Williams (3)	11,998	9–11
21	April 28	@ Padres	6–7	Pat Clements (1–0)	Curt Schilling (2–1)	None	10,181	9–12
22	April 29	@ Dodgers	7–3	Danny Cox (2–1)	Orel Hershiser (2–2)	None	36,639	10–12
–	April 30	@ Dodgers	Postponed (Rodney King riots);^[74] Makeup: July 3 as a traditional double-header

May (12–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	May 1	@ Giants	Postponed (Rodney King riots);^[75] Makeup: July 7 as a traditional double-header
23	May 2	@ Giants	1–2	Bill Swift (5–0)	Kyle Abbott (0–5)	Dave Righetti (1)	12,157	10–13
24	May 3	@ Giants	12–3	Cliff Brantley (1–1)	Trevor Wilson (1–2)	Curt Schilling (2)	27,515	11–13
25	May 5	Dodgers	6–2	Terry Mulholland (1–3)	Tom Candiotti (3–1)	None	15,654	12–13
26	May 6	Dodgers	1–3	Ramón Martínez (1–1)	Danny Cox (2–2)	Roger McDowell (3)	21,679	12–14
27	May 8	Padres	5–6	José Meléndez (4–0)	Curt Schilling (2–2)	Randy Myers (7)	8,798	12–15
28	May 9	Padres	1–5	Craig Lefferts (3–2)	Cliff Brantley (1–2)	Randy Myers (8)	23,070	12–16
29	May 10	Padres	9–3	Terry Mulholland (2–3)	Greg W. Harris (1–3)	None		13–16
30	May 11	Giants	7–8 (10)	Dave Burba (2–3)	Mitch Williams (2–1)	None	15,905	13–17
31	May 12	Giants	5–7	Bryan Hickerson (2–1)	Barry Jones (1–2)	Mike Jackson (1)	16,247	13–18
32	May 13	Giants	3–5	Trevor Wilson (3–2)	Kyle Abbott (0–6)	Jeff Brantley (3)	21,211	13–19
33	May 15	@ Reds	8–0	Terry Mulholland (3–3)	Tom Browning (3–3)	None	32,819	14–19
34	May 16	@ Reds	5–6	Tim Belcher (3–4)	Wally Ritchie (0–1)	Rob Dibble (5)	42,382	14–20
35	May 17	@ Reds	5–4	Mike Hartley (1–0)	Rob Dibble (0–1)	Mitch Williams (4)	29,783	15–20
36	May 18	Astros	2–4	Jimmy Jones (1–0)	Kyle Abbott (0–7)	Joe Boever (1)	17,309	15–21
37	May 19	Astros	4–3	Curt Schilling (3–2)	Butch Henry (0–4)	Mitch Williams (5)	15,299	16–21
38	May 20	Astros	2–1	Terry Mulholland (4–3)	Darryl Kile (2–5)	Mitch Williams (6)	16,048	17–21
39	May 22	Reds	8–2	Cliff Brantley (2–2)	Tim Belcher (3–5)	None	22,028	18–21
40	May 23	Reds	0–10	Greg Swindell (4–2)	Brad Brink (0–1)	None	26,332	18–22
41	May 24	Reds	3–8	José Rijo (1–3)	Curt Schilling (3–3)	None	30,954	18–23
42	May 25	Braves	4–1	Terry Mulholland (5–3)	Steve Avery (2–5)	Mitch Williams (7)	18,343	19–23
43	May 26	Braves	5–2	Don Robinson (2–0)	Mike Bielecki (1–3)	Mitch Williams (8)	11,295	20–23
44	May 27	Braves	3–9	Tom Glavine (7–3)	Cliff Brantley (2–3)	None	23,695	20–24
45	May 29	@ Astros	2–1 (12)	Barry Jones (2–2)	Al Osuna (3–3)	None	10,815	21–24
46	May 30	@ Astros	4–5	Jimmy Jones (2–0)	Terry Mulholland (5–4)	Doug Jones (12)	16,046	21–25
47	May 31	@ Astros	6–3 (11)	Barry Jones (3–2)	Rob Murphy (0–1)	Wally Ritchie (1)	14,846	22–25

June (12–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
48	June 1	@ Braves	6–7	Tom Glavine (8–3)	Cliff Brantley (2–4)	Mark Wohlers (1)	25,647	22–26
49	June 2	@ Braves	3–5	Mike Stanton (1–2)	Mitch Williams (2–2)	None	27,855	22–27
50	June 3	@ Braves	4–1	Curt Schilling (4–3)	John Smoltz (5–5)	Mitch Williams (9)	19,357	23–27
51	June 5	Cardinals	7–5	Barry Jones (4–2)	Todd Worrell (2–2)	Mitch Williams (10)	12,128	24–27
52	June 6	Cardinals	7–5	Mike Hartley (2–0)	Bob McClure (1–1)	Mitch Williams (11)	28,257	25–27
53	June 7	Cardinals	4–5	Todd Worrell (3–2)	Bob Ayrault (0–1)	Lee Smith (15)	24,512	25–28
54	June 8	Pirates	7–0	Curt Schilling (5–3)	Vicente Palacios (3–1)	None	21,040	26–28
55	June 9	Pirates	3–5	Doug Drabek (5–4)	Mike Hartley (2–1)	Denny Neagle (1)	29,138	26–29
56	June 10	Pirates	1–2 (12)	Bob Patterson (3–0)	Barry Jones (4–3)	Roger Mason (6)	25,112	26–30
57	June 12	@ Cardinals	8–5	Wally Ritchie (1–1)	Donovan Osborne (5–3)	Mitch Williams (12)	35,719	27–30
58	June 13	@ Cardinals	1–4	Omar Olivares (3–3)	Curt Schilling (5–4)	Lee Smith (16)	39,477	27–31
59	June 14	@ Cardinals	2–5	Rheal Cormier (1–5)	Brad Brink (0–2)	Lee Smith (17)	40,949	27–32
60	June 15	@ Pirates	4–1	Terry Mulholland (6–4)	Zane Smith (5–5)	None	23,581	28–32
61	June 16	@ Pirates	5–6 (12)	Bob Patterson (4–0)	Cliff Brantley (2–5)	None	18,548	28–33
62	June 17	@ Pirates	2–8	Randy Tomlin (9–3)	Don Robinson (2–1)	None	24,854	28–34
63	June 18	Cubs	4–3	Mike Hartley (3–1)	Bob Scanlan (2–4)	Mitch Williams (13)	32,860	29–34
64	June 19	Cubs	2–5	Danny Jackson (3–7)	Brad Brink (0–3)	Jim Bullinger (6)	20,732	29–35
65	June 20	Cubs	4–1	Terry Mulholland (7–4)	Greg Maddux (7–7)	Mitch Williams (14)	35,261	30–35
66	June 21	Cubs	2–5	Mike Morgan (6–2)	Kyle Abbott (0–8)	Paul Assenmacher (3)	53,872	30–36
67	June 22	@ Expos	5–3	Pat Combs (1–0)	Brian Barnes (0–1)	Mitch Williams (15)	15,157	31–36
68	June 23	@ Expos	5–0	Curt Schilling (6–4)	Chris Nabholz (5–6)	None	30,313	32–36
69	June 24	@ Expos	1–8	Ken Hill (7–4)	Mickey Weston (0–1)	None	17,422	32–37
70	June 26	@ Cubs	0–3	Mike Morgan (7–2)	Kyle Abbott (0–9)	Jim Bullinger (7)	32,896	32–38
71	June 27	@ Cubs	5–4	Mike Hartley (4–1)	Chuck McElroy (3–4)	Mitch Williams (16)	35,309	33–38
72	June 28	@ Cubs	3–5	Frank Castillo (6–6)	Curt Schilling (6–5)	Paul Assenmacher (4)	32,418	33–39
73	June 29	Expos	5–4	Terry Mulholland (8–4)	Jeff Fassero (3–4)	Mitch Williams (17)	27,426	34–39
74	June 30	Expos	2–7	Ken Hill (8–4)	Mike Williams (0–1)	None	22,282	34–40

July (11–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
75	July 1	Expos	3–6	Dennis Martínez (9–6)	Kyle Abbott (0–10)	John Wetteland (13)	41,222	34–41
76	July 2	@ Dodgers	4–9	Kevin Gross (4–8)	Pat Combs (1–1)	None	46,026	34–42
77	July 3 (1)	@ Dodgers	1–5	Bob Ojeda (5–4)	Curt Schilling (6–6)	None	see 2nd game	34–43
78	July 3 (2)	@ Dodgers	0–2	Pedro Astacio (1–0)	Don Robinson (2–2)	None	34,713	34–44
79	July 4	@ Dodgers	3–2	Terry Mulholland (9–4)	Tom Candiotti (6–7)	None	44,418	35–44
80	July 5	@ Dodgers	9–3	Mike Williams (1–1)	Ramón Martínez (4–6)	None	31,024	36–44
81	July 6	@ Giants	2–4	Bud Black (6–2)	Kyle Abbott (0–11)	Rod Beck (6)	8,548	36–45
82	July 7 (1)	@ Giants	7–8	Bryan Hickerson (3–1)	Mike Hartley (4–2)	Rod Beck (7)	see 2nd game	36–46
83	July 7 (2)	@ Giants	6–10	Jim Pena (1–0)	Don Robinson (2–3)	None	13,571	36–47
84	July 8	@ Giants	3–4	Mike Jackson (4–2)	Mike Hartley (4–3)	Rod Beck (8)	14,922	36–48
85	July 9	@ Padres	1–3	Jim Deshaies (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (9–5)	Randy Myers (14)	17,528	36–49
86	July 10	@ Padres	7–8	Rich Rodriguez (4–2)	Barry Jones (4–4)	Randy Myers (15)	35,376	36–50
87	July 11	@ Padres	2–3 (11)	Tim Scott (2–1)	Mike Hartley (4–4)	None	11,777	36–51
88	July 12	@ Padres	2–8	Andy Benes (7–7)	Don Robinson (2–4)	None	21,803	36–52
–	July 14	1992 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego
89	July 16	Dodgers	5–7	Tom Candiotti (8–8)	Terry Mulholland (9–6)	Jim Gott (4)	34,566	36–53
90	July 17	Dodgers	11–3	Curt Schilling (7–6)	Orel Hershiser (7–8)	None	50,606	37–53
91	July 18	Dodgers	14–3	Kyle Abbott (1–11)	Ramón Martínez (5–7)	None	33,892	38–53
92	July 19	Dodgers	6–5	Wally Ritchie (2–1)	Jay Howell (0–1)	Mitch Williams (18)	33,215	39–53
93	July 20	Padres	1–2	Rich Rodriguez (5–2)	Barry Jones (4–5)	Randy Myers (16)	20,795	39–54
94	July 21	Padres	3–4	Bruce Hurst (9–6)	Terry Mulholland (9–7)	Randy Myers (17)	19,829	39–55
95	July 22	Padres	4–0	Curt Schilling (8–6)	Andy Benes (7–9)	None	26,062	40–55
96	July 24	Giants	8–4	Barry Jones (5–5)	Mike Jackson (4–3)	Mitch Williams (19)	20,580	41–55
97	July 25	Giants	2–6 (10)	Bryan Hickerson (4–1)	Mitch Williams (2–3)	None	27,680	41–56
98	July 26	Giants	7–2	Terry Mulholland (10–7)	Pat Rapp (0–2)	None	27,370	42–56
99	July 27	Mets	5–0	Curt Schilling (9–6)	Bret Saberhagen (3–3)	None	29,138	43–56
100	July 28	Mets	6–8	David Cone (12–4)	Barry Jones (5–6)	Anthony Young (7)	32,872	43–57
101	July 29	Mets	6–3	Mitch Williams (3–3)	Jeff Innis (5–7)	None	39,691	44–57
102	July 30	@ Expos	2–7	Mark Gardner (10–8)	Greg Mathews (0–1)	None	28,106	44–58
103	July 31	@ Expos	2–0	Terry Mulholland (11–7)	Brian Barnes (2–3)	None	30,470	45–58

August (8–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
104	August 1	@ Expos	4–2	Curt Schilling (10–6)	Ken Hill (12–5)	Mitch Williams (20)	30,511	46–58
105	August 2	@ Expos	0–1	Chris Nabholz (7–7)	Ben Rivera (0–2)	John Wetteland (23)	28,645	46–59
106	August 3	@ Cardinals	1–2	Bob Tewksbury (11–4)	Kyle Abbott (1–12)	Lee Smith (25)	25,092	46–60
107	August 4	@ Cardinals	5–9	Bob McClure (2–2)	Mitch Williams (3–4)	None	24,357	46–61
108	August 5	@ Cardinals	4–5	Donovan Osborne (8–6)	Bob Ayrault (0–2)	Lee Smith (26)	27,396	46–62
109	August 6	Expos	4–7	Ken Hill (13–5)	Curt Schilling (10–7)	John Wetteland (26)	18,848	46–63
110	August 7	Expos	3–1	Ben Rivera (1–2)	Chris Nabholz (7–8)	Mitch Williams (21)	22,673	47–63
111	August 8	Expos	1–6	Dennis Martínez (12–10)	Kyle Abbott (1–13)	None	26,338	47–64
112	August 9	Expos	2–6	Mark Gardner (11–8)	Greg Mathews (0–2)	Mel Rojas (8)	25,683	47–65
113	August 11	Cardinals	6–7	Todd Worrell (4–3)	Mitch Williams (3–5)	Lee Smith (27)	20,825	47–66
114	August 12	Cardinals	2–3 (10)	Todd Worrell (5–3)	Mitch Williams (3–6)	Lee Smith (28)	19,807	47–67
–	August 13	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[76] Makeup: September 25 as a traditional double-header
115	August 14	@ Mets	6–2	Ben Rivera (2–2)	Dwight Gooden (6–10)	None	20,831	48–67
116	August 15	@ Mets	4–3	Mike Hartley (5–4)	Jeff Innis (5–8)	Mitch Williams (22)	15,901	49–67
–	August 16	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[77] Makeup: September 28 as a traditional double-header
–	August 17	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[78] Makeup: August 18 as a traditional double-header
117	August 18 (1)	Reds	0–6	Greg Swindell (12–5)	Terry Mulholland (11–8)	None	see 2nd game	49–68
118	August 18 (2)	Reds	6–1	Curt Schilling (11–7)	José Rijo (9–9)	None	27,202	50–68
119	August 19	Reds	9–3	Ben Rivera (3–2)	Chris Hammond (6–8)	None	30,184	51–68
120	August 21	Astros	1–6	Brian Williams (5–4)	Andy Ashby (1–1)	None	20,787	51–69
121	August 22	Astros	9–14	Willie Blair (3–6)	Mike Hartley (5–5)	None	22,345	51–70
122	August 23	Astros	1–3	Jimmy Jones (7–5)	Curt Schilling (11–8)	Doug Jones (28)	27,130	51–71
123	August 24	@ Reds	5–8	Chris Hammond (7–8)	Ben Rivera (3–3)	Norm Charlton (25)	22,946	51–72
124	August 25	@ Reds	1–7	Tim Belcher (11–12)	Greg Mathews (0–3)	None	21,078	51–73
125	August 26	@ Reds	3–4	Tom Bolton (3–4)	Andy Ashby (1–2)	Rob Dibble (17)	23,516	51–74
126	August 28	Braves	7–3	Terry Mulholland (12–8)	John Smoltz (14–9)	None	22,267	52–74
127	August 29	Braves	6–7	Charlie Leibrandt (11–5)	Curt Schilling (11–9)	Kent Mercker (6)	27,760	52–75
128	August 30	Braves	10–2	Ben Rivera (4–3)	Tom Glavine (19–5)	None	32,084	53–75
129	August 31	@ Astros	2–9	Butch Henry (5–9)	Andy Ashby (1–3)	None	5,945	53–76

September (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
130	September 1	@ Astros	3–5	Brian Williams (7–4)	Cliff Brantley (2–6)	Doug Jones (29)	6,334	53–77
131	September 2	@ Astros	2–3	Pete Harnisch (6–9)	Terry Mulholland (12–9)	Doug Jones (30)	7,828	53–78
132	September 4	@ Braves	2–1	Curt Schilling (12–9)	Tom Glavine (19–6)	Mitch Williams (23)	40,768	54–78
133	September 5	@ Braves	5–6	Jeff Reardon (3–2)	Mitch Williams (3–7)	None	33,755	54–79
134	September 6	@ Braves	3–4	Jeff Reardon (4–2)	Mike Hartley (5–6)	None	42,097	54–80
135	September 7	Mets	3–6	Pete Schourek (5–6)	Terry Mulholland (12–10)	Anthony Young (13)	14,600	54–81
136	September 8	Mets	2–1	Keith Shepherd (1–0)	Dwight Gooden (8–12)	Mitch Williams (24)	15,856	55–81
137	September 9	Mets	2–1	Curt Schilling (13–9)	Sid Fernandez (12–10)	None	15,525	56–81
138	September 11	Pirates	5–2	Ben Rivera (5–3)	Bob Walk (9–5)	Mitch Williams (25)	20,168	57–81
139	September 12	Pirates	7–9	Stan Belinda (6–4)	Mitch Williams (3–8)	None	22,857	57–82
140	September 13	Pirates	6–3	Terry Mulholland (13–10)	Bob Patterson (6–3)	None	35,842	58–82
141	September 14	Expos	6–2	Tommy Greene (3–1)	Brian Barnes (6–6)	Keith Shepherd (1)	12,130	59–82
142	September 15	Expos	0–3	Ken Hill (16–8)	Curt Schilling (13–10)	John Wetteland (34)	13,799	59–83
143	September 16	@ Cubs	9–14	Greg Maddux (18–11)	Ben Rivera (5–4)	None	11,985	59–84
144	September 17	@ Cubs	0–3	Mike Morgan (15–7)	José DeLeón (2–8)	None	7,743	59–85
145	September 18	@ Pirates	2–5 (6)	Tim Wakefield (6–1)	Terry Mulholland (13–11)	None	20,387	59–86
146	September 19	@ Pirates	0–3	Doug Drabek (14–10)	Tommy Greene (3–2)	None	25,497	59–87
147	September 20	@ Pirates	2–3 (13)	Roger Mason (5–6)	Keith Shepherd (1–1)	None	21,652	59–88
148	September 21	@ Expos	9–2	Ben Rivera (6–4)	Chris Nabholz (10–11)	None	11,596	60–88
149	September 22	@ Expos	5–2	Mike Hartley (6–6)	Kent Bottenfield (0–2)	Mitch Williams (26)	11,196	61–88
150	September 23	Cubs	9–3	Bob Ayrault (1–2)	Jim Bullinger (2–6)	None	12,609	62–88
151	September 24	Cubs	3–2 (10)	Mitch Williams (4–8)	Bob Scanlan (3–6)	None	12,963	63–88
–	September 25 (1)	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[79] Makeup: September 26 as a traditional double-header
–	September 25 (2)	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[79] Makeup: September 27 as a traditional double-header
152	September 26 (1)	Cardinals	3–1	Curt Schilling (14–10)	Joe Magrane (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	64–88
153	September 26 (2)	Cardinals	10–0	Ben Rivera (7–4)	Donovan Osborne (10–9)	None	16,189	65–88
154	September 27 (1)	Cardinals	1–8	Rheal Cormier (9–10)	Brad Brink (0–4)	None	see 2nd game	65–89
155	September 27 (2)	Cardinals	6–5	Mike Hartley (7–6)	Bryn Smith (3–2)	Mitch Williams (27)	20,274	66–89
156	September 28 (1)	@ Mets	7–6 (10)	Mitch Williams (5–8)	Jeff Innis (6–9)	None	see 2nd game	67–89
157	September 28 (2)	@ Mets	7–6	Greg Mathews (1–3)	Joe Vitko (0–1)	Keith Shepherd (2)	8,915	68–89
158	September 29	@ Mets	5–3	Bob Ayrault (2–2)	Anthony Young (2–14)	Mitch Williams (28)	7,283	69–89
159	September 30	@ Mets	2–6	Sid Fernandez (14–11)	Kyle Abbott (1–14)	None	6,350	69–90

October (1–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 2	@ Cardinals	1–2	Donovan Osborne (11–9)	Curt Schilling (14–11)	Lee Smith (42)	17,724	69–91
161	October 3	@ Cardinals	3–2	Greg Mathews (2–3)	Lee Smith (4–9)	Mitch Williams (29)	20,311	70–91
162	October 4	@ Cardinals	3–6	Rheal Cormier (10–10)	Tommy Greene (3–3)	Lee Smith (43)	32,475	70–92

1991 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1991 Game Log^[80]
Overall Record: 78–84

April (9–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 8	@ Mets	1–2	Dwight Gooden (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (0–1)	John Franco (1)	49,276	0–1
2	April 9	@ Mets	1–2 (10)	Doug Simons (1–0)	Joe Boever (0–1)	None	16,013	0–2
3	April 10	@ Mets	8–7 (10)	Roger McDowell (1–0)	Jeff Innis (0–1)	Mitch Williams (1)	22,841	1–2
4	April 12	Cardinals	11–4	Pat Combs (1–0)	Jamie Moyer (0–1)	None	38,227	2–2
5	April 13	Cardinals	4–2	Terry Mulholland (1–1)	Bob Tewksbury (0–1)	Mitch Williams (2)	15,485	3–2
6	April 14	Cardinals	7–11	Bryn Smith (2–0)	Dave LaPoint (0–1)	Lee Smith (3)	20,337	3–3
7	April 15	@ Cubs	4–5	Greg Maddux (2–0)	Jason Grimsley (0–1)	Dave Smith (3)	27,794	3–4
8	April 16	@ Cubs	3–4 (13)	Mike Bielecki (2–0)	Mitch Williams (0–1)	None	11,571	3–5
9	April 17	@ Cubs	1–4	Shawn Boskie (1–1)	Pat Combs (1–1)	Dave Smith (4)	13,680	3–6
–	April 18	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[81] Makeup: April 20 as a traditional double-header
10	April 19	Cardinals	1–3	Bob Tewksbury (1–1)	Terry Mulholland (1–2)	Lee Smith (5)	21,468	3–7
11	April 20 (1)	Cardinals	1–12	José DeLeón (1–1)	Jason Grimsley (0–2)	Omar Olivares (1)	see 2nd game	3–8
12	April 20 (2)	Cardinals	6–5 (10)	Roger McDowell (2–0)	Cris Carpenter (1–1)	Mitch Williams (3)	27,482	4–8
13	April 21	Cardinals	6–7 (10)	Lee Smith (1–0)	Mitch Williams (0–2)	None	26,701	4–9
14	April 23	Mets	1–2	Ron Darling (1–1)	Jason Grimsley (0–3)	John Franco (4)	20,187	4–10
15	April 24	Mets	3–7	Pete Schourek (1–0)	Darrel Akerfelds (0–1)	None	15,214	4–11
16	April 25	Mets	5–3	Roger McDowell (3–0)	Doug Simons (1–1)	Mitch Williams (4)	22,099	5–11
17	April 26	Padres	0–4	Bruce Hurst (2–0)	José DeJesús (0–1)	None	19,363	5–12
18	April 27	Padres	4–3 (12)	Darrel Akerfelds (1–1)	Mike Maddux (2–1)	None	20,334	6–12
19	April 28	Padres	9–2	Jason Grimsley (1–3)	Eric Nolte (3–1)	None	39,332	7–12
20	April 29	Padres	7–2	Terry Mulholland (2–2)	Ed Whitson (1–3)	None	12,359	8–12
21	April 30	Giants	11–9	Joe Boever (1–1)	Jeff Brantley (0–1)	Mitch Williams (5)	15,500	9–12

May (13–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
22	May 1	Giants	4–1	Tommy Greene (1–0)	Mike LaCoss (1–2)	Roger McDowell (1)	17,281	10–12
23	May 3	Dodgers	1–7	Ramón Martínez (4–1)	Danny Cox (0–1)	None	29,364	10–13
24	May 4	Dodgers	4–3	Terry Mulholland (3–2)	Jay Howell (0–1)	Mitch Williams (6)	30,106	11–13
25	May 5	Dodgers	2–3	Mike Morgan (3–2)	Joe Boever (1–2)	Jay Howell (2)	44,160	11–14
26	May 7	@ Padres	2–4	Bruce Hurst (4–0)	José DeJesús (0–2)	Craig Lefferts (7)	23,172	11–15
27	May 8	@ Padres	5–2	Danny Cox (1–1)	Andy Benes (0–4)	Roger McDowell (2)	12,063	12–15
28	May 9	@ Padres	9–6	Terry Mulholland (4–2)	Derek Lilliquist (0–2)	Mitch Williams (7)	43,153	13–15
29	May 10	@ Dodgers	1–3	Bob Ojeda (2–3)	Joe Boever (1–3)	John Candelaria (2)	44,255	13–16
30	May 11	@ Dodgers	2–3	Mike Morgan (4–2)	Pat Combs (1–2)	Jay Howell (4)	40,335	13–17
31	May 12	@ Dodgers	7–3	José DeJesús (1–2)	Tim Belcher (3–4)	None	33,208	14–17
32	May 13	@ Giants	3–2 (11)	Joe Boever (2–3)	Rod Beck (0–1)	None	7,901	15–17
33	May 14	@ Giants	9–0	Terry Mulholland (5–2)	Kelly Downs (1–2)	None	8,656	16–17
34	May 15	@ Giants	2–4	Bud Black (4–3)	Jason Grimsley (1–4)	Jeff Brantley (3)	12,661	16–18
35	May 17	Cubs	1–0 (16)	Tommy Greene (2–0)	Les Lancaster (0–1)	None	28,044	17–18
36	May 18	Cubs	5–2	Joe Boever (3–3)	Paul Assenmacher (2–1)	Mitch Williams (8)	34,877	18–18
37	May 19	Cubs	1–2 (10)	Mike Bielecki (5–2)	Roger McDowell (3–1)	Dave Smith (10)	27,830	18–19
38	May 21	@ Expos	0–3	Dennis Martínez (6–3)	Jason Grimsley (1–5)	None	12,002	18–20
39	May 22	@ Expos	8–1	Pat Combs (2–2)	Brian Barnes (0–2)	None	15,331	19–20
40	May 23	@ Expos	2–0	Tommy Greene (3–0)	Oil Can Boyd (2–5)	None	8,833	20–20
41	May 24	@ Pirates	1–9	Zane Smith (6–2)	Terry Mulholland (5–3)	None	29,770	20–21
42	May 25	@ Pirates	2–4 (11)	Vicente Palacios (3–2)	Joe Boever (3–4)	None	24,358	20–22
43	May 26	@ Pirates	2–5	John Smiley (7–1)	Jason Grimsley (1–6)	Bill Landrum (7)	26,117	20–23
44	May 27	Expos	1–8	Chris Nabholz (2–3)	Pat Combs (2–3)	None	18,028	20–24
45	May 28	Expos	12–0	Tommy Greene (4–0)	Oil Can Boyd (2–6)	None	16,850	21–24
46	May 29	Expos	2–1	Terry Mulholland (6–3)	Barry Jones (2–2)	Mitch Williams (9)	30,828	22–24
47	May 31	Pirates	1–5	Bob Walk (1–0)	Jason Grimsley (1–7)	None	25,652	22–25

June (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
48	June 1	Pirates	3–5	John Smiley (8–1)	Pat Combs (2–4)	Bill Landrum (9)	31,601	22–26
49	June 2	Pirates	3–5	Bob Walk (2–0)	Mitch Williams (0–3)	Bob Patterson (1)	36,185	22–27
50	June 4	@ Braves	5–9	Tom Glavine (9–2)	Terry Mulholland (6–4)	None	30,165	22–28
51	June 5	@ Braves	12–11 (12)	Darrel Akerfelds (2–1)	Jeff Parrett (0–2)	José DeJesús (1)	16,937	23–28
52	June 6	@ Braves	4–9	Charlie Leibrandt (5–4)	Pat Combs (2–5)	None	15,682	23–29
53	June 7	@ Reds	5–4	Tommy Greene (5–0)	Jack Armstrong (4–5)	Mitch Williams (10)	35,827	24–29
54	June 8	@ Reds	4–1	José DeJesús (2–2)	Chris Hammond (3–5)	Roger McDowell (3)	37,457	25–29
55	June 9	@ Reds	3–6	Tom Browning (8–4)	Terry Mulholland (6–5)	Rob Dibble (15)	29,748	25–30
56	June 10	@ Reds	3–9	José Rijo (5–2)	Andy Ashby (0–1)	None	27,567	25–31
57	June 11	@ Astros	0–1 (11)	Al Osuna (2–2)	Roger McDowell (3–2)	None	7,953	25–32
58	June 12	@ Astros	2–3	Al Osuna (3–2)	Joe Boever (3–5)	None	8,374	25–33
59	June 13	@ Astros	5–4	José DeJesús (3–2)	Darryl Kile (0–2)	Mitch Williams (11)	14,362	26–33
60	June 14	Reds	2–4	Tom Browning (9–4)	Terry Mulholland (6–6)	Rob Dibble (17)	26,067	26–34
61	June 15	Reds	1–3	José Rijo (6–2)	Andy Ashby (0–2)	Rob Dibble (18)	32,075	26–35
62	June 16	Reds	6–8	Randy Myers (3–4)	Roger McDowell (3–3)	Don Carman (1)	41,905	26–36
63	June 17	Braves	4–3	Mitch Williams (1–3)	Juan Berenguer (0–2)	None	18,517	27–36
64	June 18	Braves	8–4	José DeJesús (4–2)	Pete Smith (1–1)	None	12,405	28–36
65	June 19	Braves	2–9	Tom Glavine (11–3)	Terry Mulholland (6–7)	None	23,989	28–37
66	June 20	Astros	7–3	Danny Cox (2–1)	Jimmy Jones (4–5)	None	23,415	29–37
67	June 21	Astros	3–0	Bruce Ruffin (1–0)	Mark Portugal (6–3)	Mitch Williams (12)	21,120	30–37
68	June 22	Astros	3–4 (10)	Al Osuna (4–2)	Roger McDowell (3–4)	Mike Capel (2)	25,506	30–38
69	June 23	Astros	4–6	Darryl Kile (1–2)	José DeJesús (4–3)	Jim Clancy (3)	23,455	30–39
70	June 25	@ Cardinals	9–10	Scott Terry (2–1)	Roger McDowell (3–5)	Lee Smith (19)	30,798	30–40
71	June 26	@ Cardinals	1–14	Bryn Smith (6–4)	Pat Combs (2–6)	None	25,706	30–41
72	June 27	@ Cardinals	2–4	Ken Hill (7–5)	Tommy Greene (5–1)	Lee Smith (20)	26,419	30–42
73	June 28	@ Mets	6–2	José DeJesús (5–3)	Ron Darling (4–5)	None	33,511	31–42
74	June 29	@ Mets	0–5	Wally Whitehurst (4–4)	Terry Mulholland (6–8)	None	46,244	31–43
75	June 30	@ Mets	10–9	Danny Cox (3–1)	Dwight Gooden (7–6)	Mitch Williams (13)	44,310	32–43

July (10–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
76	July 1	Cardinals	0–1	Bryn Smith (7–4)	Bruce Ruffin (1–1)	Lee Smith (21)	17,281	32–44
77	July 2	Cardinals	1–6	Ken Hill (8–5)	Tommy Greene (5–2)	Lee Smith (22)	16,847	32–45
78	July 3	Cardinals	3–4	Omar Olivares (2–1)	José DeJesús (5–4)	Lee Smith (23)	50,156	32–46
79	July 4	Cardinals	7–1	Terry Mulholland (7–8)	Bob Tewksbury (6–5)	None	14,921	33–46
80	July 5	Mets	1–3	Dwight Gooden (8–6)	Danny Cox (3–2)	John Franco (18)	51,314	33–47
81	July 6	Mets	1–2	Frank Viola (10–5)	Bruce Ruffin (1–2)	John Franco (19)	35,067	33–48
82	July 7	Mets	2–8	David Cone (8–5)	Tommy Greene (5–3)	None	35,444	33–49
–	July 9	1991 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at SkyDome in Toronto
83	July 11	Giants	3–2	Terry Mulholland (8–8)	Trevor Wilson (4–8)	Mitch Williams (14)	22,355	34–49
84	July 12	Giants	1–0	Tommy Greene (6–3)	Bud Black (6–8)	Mitch Williams (15)	21,221	35–49
85	July 13	Giants	5–7	Francisco Oliveras (4–2)	Wally Ritchie (0–1)	Dave Righetti (12)	23,017	35–50
86	July 14	Giants	5–17	Kelly Downs (5–4)	Danny Cox (3–3)	None	28,338	35–51
87	July 15	Dodgers	9–8	Steve Searcy (2–2)	Tim Crews (2–2)	Mitch Williams (16)	31,262	36–51
88	July 16	Dodgers	3–1	Terry Mulholland (9–8)	Bob Ojeda (7–7)	None	28,622	37–51
89	July 17	Dodgers	4–2	Tommy Greene (7–3)	John Candelaria (0–1)	Mitch Williams (17)	33,651	38–51
90	July 19	@ Padres	4–1	José DeJesús (6–4)	Dennis Rasmussen (3–6)	Mitch Williams (18)	21,621	39–51
91	July 20	@ Padres	4–0	Bruce Ruffin (2–2)	Greg W. Harris (2–2)	None	15,882	40–51
92	July 21	@ Padres	2–5	Bruce Hurst (11–5)	Terry Mulholland (9–9)	None	18,053	40–52
93	July 23	@ Dodgers	5–6 (10)	Jay Howell (3–2)	Roger McDowell (3–6)	None	48,925	40–53
94	July 24	@ Dodgers	1–2	John Candelaria (1–1)	Steve Searcy (2–3)	None	36,127	40–54
95	July 25	@ Dodgers	0–5	Ramón Martínez (13–5)	Bruce Ruffin (2–3)	None	39,626	40–55
96	July 26	@ Giants	2–3	Kelly Downs (6–4)	Terry Mulholland (9–10)	Dave Righetti (14)	15,083	40–56
97	July 27	@ Giants	0–3	Paul McClellan (1–0)	Danny Cox (3–4)	Dave Righetti (15)	26,132	40–57
98	July 28	@ Giants	1–2	Bud Black (8–8)	Tommy Greene (7–4)	Jeff Brantley (9)	36,268	40–58
99	July 30	Padres	2–1	José DeJesús (7–4)	Dennis Rasmussen (3–8)	Mitch Williams (19)	22,946	41–58
100	July 31	Padres	9–3	Bruce Ruffin (3–3)	Greg W. Harris (2–3)	None	24,779	42–58

August (20–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1	@ Expos	4–1	Terry Mulholland (10–10)	Mark Gardner (5–8)	None	24,953	43–58
102	August 2	@ Expos	6–5 (11)	Mitch Williams (2–3)	Mel Rojas (0–3)	Mike Hartley (2)	18,638	44–58
103	August 3	@ Expos	7–1	Tommy Greene (8–4)	Brian Barnes (2–4)	None	21,939	45–58
104	August 4	@ Expos	3–2 (10)	Mitch Williams (3–3)	Jeff Fassero (1–2)	None	17,976	46–58
105	August 6	Cubs	6–2 (11)	Mitch Williams (4–3)	Les Lancaster (7–5)	None	26,562	47–58
106	August 7	Cubs	5–4 (11)	Mitch Williams (5–3)	Les Lancaster (7–6)	None	26,294	48–58
107	August 8	Cubs	11–1	Danny Cox (4–4)	Danny Jackson (1–3)	None	32,232	49–58
108	August 9	Expos	5–4	Mitch Williams (6–3)	Dave Wainhouse (0–1)	None	13,297	50–58
109	August 10	Expos	4–2	José DeJesús (8–4)	Scott Ruskin (3–3)	Mitch Williams (20)	31,006	51–58
110	August 11	Expos	5–4	Mike Hartley (3–0)	Jeff Fassero (1–3)	Mitch Williams (21)	35,274	52–58
111	August 12	Expos	2–1	Terry Mulholland (11–10)	Dennis Martínez (11–7)	None	31,001	53–58
112	August 13	@ Pirates	3–4	Doug Drabek (11–11)	Danny Cox (4–5)	Stan Belinda (10)	22,584	53–59
113	August 14	@ Pirates	3–5	John Smiley (14–8)	Tommy Greene (8–5)	Stan Belinda (11)	42,501	53–60
114	August 15	@ Pirates	6–4	José DeJesús (9–4)	Neal Heaton (3–2)	Mitch Williams (22)	28,193	54–60
115	August 16	@ Cubs	1–9	Rick Sutcliffe (3–4)	Bruce Ruffin (3–4)	None	34,547	54–61
116	August 17	@ Cubs	5–2	Terry Mulholland (12–10)	Mike Bielecki (11–8)	Mitch Williams (23)	33,223	55–61
117	August 18	@ Cubs	6–7 (10)	Paul Assenmacher (6–4)	Mitch Williams (6–4)	None	32,801	55–62
118	August 20	Pirates	6–5	Steve Searcy (3–3)	Stan Belinda (3–4)	None	23,336	56–62
119	August 21	Pirates	6–5	Mitch Williams (7–4)	Bob Kipper (2–2)	None	35,591	57–62
120	August 22	Pirates	4–3 (11)	Mitch Williams (8–4)	Bill Landrum (1–3)	None	41,544	58–62
121	August 23	@ Braves	2–4	Tom Glavine (16–8)	Terry Mulholland (12–11)	Mark Wohlers (2)	43,161	58–63
122	August 24	@ Braves	6–5	Mitch Williams (9–4)	Tony Castillo (1–1)	None	43,966	59–63
123	August 25	@ Braves	6–5	Tommy Greene (9–5)	Steve Avery (13–8)	Mitch Williams (24)	26,027	60–63
124	August 26	@ Reds	4–5	Kip Gross (6–4)	Mike Hartley (3–1)	Rob Dibble (25)	18,683	60–64
125	August 27	@ Reds	2–4	Scott Scudder (5–4)	Bruce Ruffin (3–5)	Rob Dibble (26)	17,787	60–65
126	August 28	Astros	11–10 (10)	Mike Hartley (4–1)	Al Osuna (7–4)	None	24,981	61–65
127	August 29	Astros	1–5	Mark Portugal (10–6)	Danny Cox (4–6)	None	20,321	61–66
128	August 30	Braves	1–6	Steve Avery (14–8)	Tommy Greene (9–6)	None	22,708	61–67
129	August 31	Braves	5–0	José DeJesús (10–4)	Armando Reynoso (2–1)	None	30,259	62–67

September (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
130	September 1	Braves	5–4 (10)	Mitch Williams (10–4)	Mark Wohlers (1–1)	None	25,141	63–67
131	September 2	Reds	8–5	Terry Mulholland (13–11)	Tom Browning (13–9)	Mitch Williams (25)	15,175	64–67
132	September 3	Reds	5–8	José Rijo (12–4)	Cliff Brantley (0–1)	Rob Dibble (28)	15,565	64–68
133	September 4	Reds	1–5	Randy Myers (6–12)	Tommy Greene (9–7)	None	15,962	64–69
134	September 6	@ Astros	1–3	Pete Harnisch (9–8)	José DeJesús (10–5)	Al Osuna (11)	7,868	64–70
135	September 7	@ Astros	0–6	Darryl Kile (7–9)	Bruce Ruffin (3–6)	None	12,952	64–71
136	September 8	@ Astros	5–0	Terry Mulholland (14–11)	Ryan Bowen (4–3)	None	7,847	65–71
137	September 9	@ Cardinals	2–4	Omar Olivares (8–5)	Andy Ashby (0–3)	Lee Smith (38)	16,597	65–72
138	September 10	@ Cardinals	5–2	Tommy Greene (10–7)	Rheal Cormier (2–3)	Mitch Williams (26)	16,210	66–72
139	September 11	Expos	5–6	Bill Sampen (8–4)	Wally Ritchie (0–2)	Barry Jones (12)	13,501	66–73
140	September 12	Expos	2–6	Chris Nabholz (5–7)	Bruce Ruffin (3–7)	None	13,243	66–74
141	September 13	Pirates	6–8	Stan Belinda (6–5)	Mitch Williams (10–5)	Rosario Rodríguez (4)	29,107	66–75
142	September 14	Pirates	3–5	John Smiley (18–8)	Andy Ashby (0–4)	Vicente Palacios (3)	27,412	66–76
143	September 15	Pirates	8–3	Tommy Greene (11–7)	Randy Tomlin (8–6)	Mitch Williams (27)	35,560	67–76
144	September 16	Cardinals	0–3	Bob Tewksbury (10–11)	José DeJesús (10–6)	Lee Smith (41)	13,892	67–77
145	September 17	Cardinals	4–2	Cliff Brantley (1–1)	Ken Hill (9–10)	Mitch Williams (28)	14,059	68–77
146	September 18	Expos	1–0	Terry Mulholland (15–11)	Dennis Martínez (14–10)	None	5,963	69–77
147	September 19	Expos	5–4 (10)	Mitch Williams (11–5)	Scott Ruskin (3–4)	None	5,297	70–77
148	September 20	@ Pirates	8–3	Tommy Greene (12–7)	Randy Tomlin (8–7)	None	22,691	71–77
149	September 21	@ Pirates	0–7	Zane Smith (16–10)	José DeJesús (10–7)	None	27,162	71–78
150	September 22	@ Pirates	1–2	Doug Drabek (15–13)	Cliff Brantley (1–2)	None	33,662	71–79
151	September 23	@ Cubs	3–10	Greg Maddux (13–10)	Terry Mulholland (15–12)	None	16,141	71–80
152	September 24	@ Cubs	4–2	Andy Ashby (1–4)	Mike Bielecki (13–11)	Mitch Williams (29)	19,694	72–80
153	September 25	@ Cubs	5–4	Tommy Greene (13–7)	Shawn Boskie (4–9)	Mitch Williams (30)	9,892	73–80
154	September 27	@ Mets	4–6	Pete Schourek (5–4)	José DeJesús (10–8)	John Franco (29)	13,680	73–81
155	September 28	@ Mets	6–2	Cliff Brantley (2–2)	Anthony Young (2–4)	None	16,967	74–81
156	September 29	@ Mets	3–4	Frank Viola (13–15)	Terry Mulholland (15–13)	John Franco (30)	16,573	74–82
157	September 30	Cubs	6–5	Wally Ritchie (1–2)	Paul Assenmacher (7–7)	None	12,109	75–82

October (3–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
158	October 1	Cubs	6–5 (13)	Bruce Ruffin (4–7)	Paul Assenmacher (7–8)	None	12,291	76–82
159	October 2	Cubs	0–1	Greg Maddux (14–11)	José DeJesús (10–9)	None	13,680	76–83
160	October 4	Mets	5–4 (10)	Mitch Williams (12–5)	John Franco (5–9)	None	20,720	77–83
161	October 5	Mets	1–0	Terry Mulholland (16–13)	Anthony Young (2–5)	None	22,281	78–83
162	October 6	Mets	0–7	David Cone (14–14)	Andy Ashby (1–5)	None	29,676	78–84

1990 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1990 Game Log^[82]
Overall Record: 77–85

April (10–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 3	Cubs	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: October 1
–	April 4	Cubs	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: October 2
–	April 5	Cubs	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: October 3
–	April 6	Expos	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: April 19
–	April 7	Expos	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: June 11 as a traditional double-header
–	April 8	Expos	Postponed (lockout);^[83]^[84]^[85] Makeup: September 24; home game with St. Louis moved to September 27
–	April 9	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[86] Makeup: April 12
1	April 10	@ Cubs	1–2	Les Lancaster (1–0)	Jeff Parrett (0–1)	Mitch Williams (1)	7,791	0–1
–	April 11	@ Cubs	Postponed (snow);^[87] Makeup: April 12 as a traditional double-header
2	April 12 (1)	@ Cubs	5–4	Terry Mulholland (1–0)	Steve Wilson (0–1)	Roger McDowell (1)	see 2nd game	1–1
3	April 12 (2)	@ Cubs	3–6	José Núñez (1–0)	Pat Combs (0–1)	Mitch Williams (2)	7,717	1–2
4	April 13	Cardinals	0–11	John Tudor (1–0)	Ken Howell (0–1)	Bob Tewksbury (1)	32,173	1–3
5	April 14	Cardinals	6–2	Bruce Ruffin (1–0)	Joe Magrane (0–1)	Jeff Parrett (1)	15,613	2–3
6	April 15	Cardinals	4–0	Dennis Cook (1–0)	Bryn Smith (1–1)	Roger McDowell (2)	14,435	3–3
7	April 16	@ Expos	4–5	Joe Hesketh (1–0)	Jeff Parrett (0–2)	Steve Frey (2)	11,063	3–4
8	April 17	@ Expos	1–2	Drew Hall (1–1)	Todd Frohwirth (0–1)	Steve Frey (3)	8,406	3–5
9	April 18	@ Expos	4–3	Ken Howell (1–1)	Kevin Gross (0–1)	Roger McDowell (3)	10,096	4–5
10	April 19	Expos	0–5	Dennis Martínez (2–0)	Bruce Ruffin (1–1)	None	8,417	4–6
11	April 20	@ Cardinals	3–0	Dennis Cook (2–0)	Bryn Smith (1–2)	None	29,343	5–6
12	April 21	@ Cardinals	7–6 (10)	Roger McDowell (1–0)	Scott Terry (0–1)	None	39,798	6–6
13	April 22	@ Cardinals	5–3	Pat Combs (1–1)	Ricky Horton (0–1)	Roger McDowell (4)	36,819	7–6
14	April 24	Reds	6–3	Ken Howell (2–1)	José Rijo (0–1)	Roger McDowell (5)	19,161	8–6
15	April 25	Reds	7–12	Rick Mahler (1–0)	Bruce Ruffin (1–2)	None	18,497	8–7
16	April 27	@ Braves	7–1	Dennis Cook (3–0)	Mike Stanton (0–3)	None	12,598	9–7
17	April 28	@ Braves	2–1	Jeff Parrett (1–2)	Joe Boever (0–1)	Roger McDowell (6)	12,659	10–7
18	April 29	@ Braves	1–3	Pete Smith (2–1)	Pat Combs (1–2)	None	11,966	10–8
19	April 30	@ Reds	2–6	José Rijo (1–1)	Ken Howell (2–2)	Rob Dibble (3)	17,294	10–9

May (14–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 1	@ Reds	4–2	Bruce Ruffin (2–2)	Tim Birtsas (1–1)	Roger McDowell (7)	16,926	11–9
21	May 2	Astros	14–4	Dennis Cook (4–0)	Jim Clancy (1–1)	None	15,196	12–9
22	May 3	Astros	3–10	Bill Gullickson (2–1)	Terry Mulholland (1–1)	Dave Smith (8)	13,653	12–10
23	May 4	Dodgers	8–3	Don Carman (1–0)	Ramón Martínez (2–1)	None	8,926	13–10
24	May 5	Dodgers	0–3	Mike Morgan (4–1)	Ken Howell (2–3)	None	25,290	13–11
25	May 6	Dodgers	9–5	Don Carman (2–0)	Mike Munoz (0–1)	None	38,167	14–11
26	May 8	@ Astros	2–3 (10)	Dave Smith (1–2)	Dickie Noles (0–1)	None	12,909	14–12
27	May 9	@ Astros	10–1	Pat Combs (2–2)	Mike Scott (1–3)	None	11,257	15–12
28	May 11	Giants	10–6	Ken Howell (3–3)	John Burkett (2–1)	None	26,750	16–12
29	May 12	Giants	2–6	Scott Garrelts (1–3)	Bruce Ruffin (2–3)	Jeff Brantley (3)	24,272	16–13
30	May 13	Giants	4–1	Dennis Cook (5–0)	Rick Reuschel (2–4)	None	19,631	17–13
31	May 14	@ Padres	1–5	Andy Benes (3–3)	Pat Combs (2–3)	None	16,389	17–14
32	May 15	@ Padres	2–1	Terry Mulholland (2–1)	Dennis Rasmussen (3–2)	Roger McDowell (8)	22,596	18–14
33	May 16	@ Padres	6–5	Ken Howell (4–3)	Ed Whitson (3–2)	Roger McDowell (9)	17,710	19–14
34	May 18	@ Dodgers	2–4	Tim Belcher (3–3)	Bruce Ruffin (2–4)	Jay Howell (1)	34,274	19–15
35	May 19	@ Dodgers	15–12 (11)	Roger McDowell (2–0)	Jay Howell (1–2)	None	44,703	20–15
36	May 20	@ Dodgers	3–6	Ramón Martínez (4–2)	Pat Combs (2–4)	Mike Hartley (1)	45,770	20–16
37	May 21	@ Giants	5–2	Terry Mulholland (3–1)	Scott Garrelts (1–4)	Roger McDowell (10)	11,263	21–16
38	May 22	@ Giants	4–2	Ken Howell (5–3)	Rick Reuschel (2–5)	Roger McDowell (11)	8,799	22–16
39	May 24	Braves	8–4	Bruce Ruffin (3–4)	Marty Clary (1–3)	Marvin Freeman (1)	21,160	23–16
40	May 25	Braves	5–4	Jeff Parrett (2–2)	Joe Hesketh (1–1)	Roger McDowell (12)	22,162	24–16
41	May 26	Braves	3–12	Pete Smith (4–3)	Pat Combs (2–5)	None	56,789	24–17
42	May 27	Braves	1–6	John Smoltz (3–4)	Terry Mulholland (3–2)	None	27,139	24–18
43	May 28	Padres	5–9	Mark Grant (1–0)	Jeff Parrett (2–3)	None	18,390	24–19
–	May 29	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[88] Makeup: September 1 as a traditional double-header
44	May 30	Padres	3–8	Andy Benes (5–4)	Bruce Ruffin (3–5)	Greg W. Harris (2)	21,375	24–20

June (11–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
45	June 1	Mets	0–4	Frank Viola (8–2)	Dennis Cook (5–1)	None	34,457	24–21
46	June 2	Mets	5–4	Ken Howell (6–3)	Dwight Gooden (3–5)	Roger McDowell (13)	41,950	25–21
47	June 3	Mets	8–3	Pat Combs (3–5)	Sid Fernandez (3–5)	None	43,643	26–21
48	June 4	@ Cardinals	2–3 (11)	Frank DiPino (2–0)	Marvin Freeman (0–1)	None	29,937	26–22
49	June 5	@ Cardinals	9–6	Don Carman (3–0)	Scott Terry (0–4)	None	26,522	27–22
50	June 6	@ Cardinals	11–12 (10)	Frank DiPino (3–0)	Roger McDowell (2–1)	None	28,319	27–23
51	June 7	@ Cubs	3–1	Ken Howell (7–3)	Mike Bielecki (3–4)	None	29,271	28–23
52	June 8	@ Cubs	2–15	Jeff Pico (2–0)	Terry Mulholland (3–3)	None	32,219	28–24
53	June 9	@ Cubs	3–4 (11)	Les Lancaster (5–2)	Jeff Parrett (2–4)	None	33,266	28–25
54	June 10	@ Cubs	3–7	Steve Wilson (1–4)	Bruce Ruffin (3–6)	Les Lancaster (2)	32,187	28–26
55	June 11 (1)	Expos	0–5	Kevin Gross (8–4)	Dennis Cook (5–2)	None	see 2nd game	28–27
56	June 11 (2)	Expos	2–3	Drew Hall (4–6)	Jeff Parrett (2–5)	Dave Schmidt (5)	22,700	28–28
57	June 12	Expos	7–2	Ken Howell (8–3)	Zane Smith (3–4)	None	19,169	29–28
58	June 13	Expos	3–4 (10)	Dave Schmidt (2–0)	Roger McDowell (2–2)	Drew Hall (3)	18,655	29–29
–	June 14	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[89] Makeup: June 15 as a traditional double-header
59	June 15 (1)	Cubs	6–5 (10)	Darrel Akerfelds (1–0)	José Núñez (1–5)	None	see 2nd game	30–29
60	June 15 (2)	Cubs	7–0	Bruce Ruffin (4–6)	Mike Bielecki (3–6)	None	26,098	31–29
61	June 16	Cubs	2–1	Darrel Akerfelds (2–0)	Greg Maddux (4–7)	None	32,023	32–29
62	June 17	Cubs	3–5	Jeff Pico (3–0)	Jeff Parrett (2–6)	Les Lancaster (3)	30,338	32–30
–	June 18	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[90] Makeup: August 6 as a traditional double-header
63	June 19	Pirates	2–1 (10)	Don Carman (4–0)	Bill Landrum (2–1)	None	29,781	33–30
64	June 20	Pirates	7–2	Bruce Ruffin (5–6)	Bob Patterson (4–3)	None	40,256	34–30
65	June 22	@ Mets	1–5	Frank Viola (10–3)	Ken Howell (8–4)	None	43,587	34–31
66	June 23	@ Mets	0–3	Dwight Gooden (6–5)	Pat Combs (3–6)	None	45,661	34–32
67	June 24	@ Mets	5–6	Jeff Innis (1–1)	Roger McDowell (2–3)	None	47,836	34–33
68	June 25	@ Pirates	0–5	Rick Reed (1–0)	José DeJesús (0–1)	None	29,369	34–34
69	June 26	@ Pirates	0–1	Scott Ruskin (2–1)	Bruce Ruffin (5–7)	Stan Belinda (2)	25,807	34–35
70	June 27	@ Pirates	3–5	Bob Kipper (2–1)	Ken Howell (8–5)	Bill Landrum (11)	40,207	34–36
71	June 29	Astros	2–0	Pat Combs (4–6)	Bill Gullickson (5–6)	None	26,339	35–36
72	June 30	Astros	3–8	Mike Scott (6–7)	Marvin Freeman (0–2)	Juan Agosto (1)	27,111	35–37

July (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	Astros	8–4	Roger McDowell (3–3)	Larry Andersen (4–2)	None	27,014	36–37
74	July 2	Astros	5–1	Bruce Ruffin (6–7)	Jim Deshaies (4–6)	Darrel Akerfelds (1)	32,349	37–37
75	July 3	Braves	5–1	Jeff Parrett (3–6)	Marty Clary (1–4)	Dennis Cook (1)	55,147	38–37
76	July 4	Braves	1–4	Tom Glavine (5–5)	Pat Combs (4–7)	Joe Boever (8)	18,286	38–38
77	July 5	Reds	2–9	Jack Armstrong (11–3)	Ken Howell (8–6)	None	19,961	38–39
78	July 6	Reds	1–4	Danny Jackson (3–2)	José DeJesús (0–2)	Randy Myers (17)	28,501	38–40
79	July 7	Reds	0–5	Rick Mahler (3–3)	Bruce Ruffin (6–8)	None	29,515	38–41
80	July 8	Reds	4–3	Darrel Akerfelds (3–0)	Norm Charlton (6–3)	None	31,602	39–41
–	July 10	1990 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Wrigley Field in Chicago
81	July 12	@ Astros	4–7	Bill Gullickson (6–6)	Bruce Ruffin (6–9)	Dave Smith (17)	16,983	39–42
82	July 13	@ Astros	4–2	José DeJesús (1–2)	Mike Scott (6–9)	Darrel Akerfelds (2)	15,248	40–42
83	July 14	@ Astros	12–8	Pat Combs (5–7)	Jim Deshaies (4–8)	None	28,308	41–42
84	July 15	@ Astros	1–6	Danny Darwin (3–1)	Jeff Parrett (3–7)	None	19,616	41–43
85	July 16	@ Braves	7–2	Terry Mulholland (4–3)	Marty Clary (1–6)	None	8,211	42–43
86	July 17	@ Braves	10–14	Tom Glavine (6–6)	Bruce Ruffin (6–10)	Kent Mercker (1)	8,558	42–44
87	July 18	@ Braves	4–3	Dennis Cook (6–2)	John Smoltz (6–7)	Darrel Akerfelds (3)	8,706	43–44
88	July 19	@ Reds	5–2	Pat Combs (6–7)	Jack Armstrong (11–5)	Roger McDowell (14)	37,163	44–44
89	July 20	@ Reds	1–5	Norm Charlton (8–4)	Jeff Parrett (3–8)	Rob Dibble (8)	39,394	44–45
90	July 21	@ Reds	1–6	José Rijo (6–3)	Terry Mulholland (4–4)	Rick Mahler (2)	34,506	44–46
91	July 22	@ Reds	6–2	José DeJesús (2–2)	Scott Scudder (2–3)	None	33,658	45–46
92	July 23	Mets	7–4	Darrel Akerfelds (4–0)	Frank Viola (13–5)	Roger McDowell (15)	39,260	46–46
93	July 24	Mets	4–7	Julio Machado (3–1)	Roger McDowell (3–4)	John Franco (22)	43,235	46–47
94	July 25	Mets	9–10	Sid Fernandez (7–6)	Jeff Parrett (3–9)	John Franco (23)	40,079	46–48
95	July 26	@ Pirates	12–4	Terry Mulholland (5–4)	Neal Heaton (10–7)	None	24,088	47–48
96	July 27	@ Pirates	5–3	Dennis Cook (7–2)	Rick Reed (2–2)	Joe Boever (9)	29,117	48–48
97	July 28	@ Pirates	4–3	Jeff Parrett (4–9)	Bill Landrum (3–2)	Joe Boever (10)	37,022	49–48
98	July 29	@ Pirates	1–2	Doug Drabek (13–4)	Pat Combs (6–8)	None	33,018	49–49
99	July 31	Cardinals	2–4	John Tudor (10–3)	Ken Howell (8–7)	Lee Smith (21)	25,463	49–50

August (11–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	August 1	Cardinals	11–10	Terry Mulholland (6–4)	Ken Hill (1–1)	Roger McDowell (16)	23,142	50–50
101	August 2	Cardinals	3–4	Bob Tewksbury (6–3)	José DeJesús (2–3)	Lee Smith (22)	21,898	50–51
102	August 3	Pirates	0–11	Doug Drabek (14–4)	Bruce Ruffin (6–11)	None	36,057	50–52
103	August 4	Pirates	1–3 (10)	Bob Patterson (8–3)	Roger McDowell (3–5)	Ted Power (6)	45,305	50–53
104	August 5	Pirates	8–6	Don Carman (5–0)	Scott Ruskin (2–2)	Joe Boever (11)	40,142	51–53
105	August 6 (1)	Pirates	1–10	Randy Tomlin (1–0)	Terry Mulholland (6–5)	None	see 2nd game	51–54
106	August 6 (2)	Pirates	3–4 (10)	Bill Landrum (4–2)	Roger McDowell (3–6)	None	30,827	51–55
107	August 7	@ Mets	9–0	José DeJesús (3–3)	Frank Viola (15–6)	None	33,120	52–55
108	August 8	@ Mets	4–8	David Cone (8–5)	Don Carman (5–1)	None	41,204	52–56
109	August 9	@ Mets	4–5	Bob Ojeda (6–5)	Darrel Akerfelds (4–1)	John Franco (25)	39,240	52–57
110	August 10	@ Expos	3–4	Oil Can Boyd (7–4)	Terry Mulholland (6–6)	Steve Frey (5)	17,904	52–58
111	August 11	@ Expos	4–5 (12)	Bill Sampen (9–4)	Don Carman (5–2)	None	23,708	52–59
112	August 12	@ Expos	3–6	Chris Nabholz (1–0)	José DeJesús (3–4)	Tim Burke (14)	29,186	52–60
113	August 14	Giants	4–3 (13)	Dennis Cook (8–2)	Steve Bedrosian (5–7)	None	29,538	53–60
114	August 15	Giants	6–0	Terry Mulholland (7–6)	Don Robinson (8–4)	None	32,156	54–60
115	August 16	Giants	6–4	Roger McDowell (4–6)	Mark Thurmond (2–3)	None	37,340	55–60
116	August 17	@ Padres	2–1	José DeJesús (4–4)	Calvin Schiraldi (3–5)	None	18,488	56–60
117	August 18	@ Padres	2–4	Andy Benes (9–8)	Tommy Greene (1–1)	Craig Lefferts (19)	35,145	56–61
118	August 19	@ Padres	3–2	Joe Boever (2–3)	Dennis Rasmussen (8–12)	Roger McDowell (17)	22,627	57–61
119	August 20	@ Dodgers	1–2	Jim Gott (1–2)	Terry Mulholland (7–7)	None	28,112	57–62
120	August 21	@ Dodgers	12–11	Roger McDowell (5–6)	Tim Crews (1–4)	Don Carman (1)	39,682	58–62
121	August 22	@ Dodgers	2–3	Jim Gott (2–2)	Joe Boever (2–4)	None	27,934	58–63
122	August 23	@ Giants	3–6	Francisco Oliveras (1–2)	Dennis Cook (8–3)	Steve Bedrosian (9)	13,918	58–64
123	August 24	@ Giants	2–13	Mike LaCoss (4–2)	Pat Combs (6–9)	None	15,961	58–65
124	August 25	@ Giants	2–4	Don Robinson (10–4)	Terry Mulholland (7–8)	Jeff Brantley (18)	28,208	58–66
125	August 26	@ Giants	5–1	Jason Grimsley (1–0)	John Burkett (11–5)	None	30,208	59–66
126	August 28	Dodgers	1–5	Jim Neidlinger (3–1)	José DeJesús (4–5)	None	24,296	59–67
127	August 29	Dodgers	2–12	Fernando Valenzuela (12–10)	Tommy Greene (1–2)	Tim Crews (5)	18,545	59–68
128	August 30	Dodgers	2–3	Ramón Martínez (16–6)	Joe Boever (2–5)	Dave Walsh (1)	24,160	59–69
129	August 31	Padres	4–2	Roger McDowell (6–6)	Atlee Hammaker (4–6)	None	23,286	60–69

September (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
130	September 1 (1)	Padres	3–2 (10)	Joe Boever (3–5)	Greg W. Harris (7–7)	None	see 2nd game	61–69
131	September 1 (2)	Padres	2–1	Darrel Akerfelds (5–1)	Rich Rodriguez (1–1)	Roger McDowell (18)	25,008	62–69
132	September 2	Padres	1–9	Ed Whitson (12–7)	José DeJesús (4–6)	None	33,498	62–70
133	September 3	@ Pirates	1–4	Doug Drabek (18–5)	Bruce Ruffin (6–12)	None	23,854	62–71
134	September 4	@ Pirates	7–11	Bill Landrum (5–3)	Darrel Akerfelds (5–2)	Bob Patterson (4)	16,858	62–72
135	September 5	Cubs	4–1	Terry Mulholland (8–8)	Steve Wilson (4–8)	Roger McDowell (19)	16,177	63–72
136	September 6	Cubs	2–5	José Núñez (2–6)	Jason Grimsley (1–1)	Mitch Williams (14)	13,849	63–73
137	September 7	Mets	4–1	José DeJesús (5–6)	David Cone (11–8)	None	29,744	64–73
138	September 8	Mets	2–12	Dwight Gooden (16–6)	Bruce Ruffin (6–13)	None	37,489	64–74
139	September 9	Mets	6–2	Pat Combs (7–9)	Sid Fernandez (9–12)	Joe Boever (12)	36,502	65–74
140	September 10	Pirates	2–3	Stan Belinda (3–4)	Joe Boever (3–6)	None	18,970	65–75
141	September 11	Pirates	1–5	Randy Tomlin (3–2)	Jason Grimsley (1–2)	None	20,289	65–76
142	September 12	@ Cubs	3–9	Greg Maddux (13–13)	José DeJesús (5–7)	None	16,258	65–77
143	September 13	@ Cubs	5–6	Paul Assenmacher (5–2)	Roger McDowell (6–7)	Les Lancaster (6)	15,495	65–78
144	September 14	@ Mets	4–1	Pat Combs (8–9)	Sid Fernandez (9–13)	None	36,339	66–78
145	September 15	@ Mets	2–4	Frank Viola (19–9)	Terry Mulholland (8–9)	John Franco (33)	45,202	66–79
146	September 16	@ Mets	8–3	José DeJesús (6–7)	David Cone (12–9)	None	44,813	67–79
147	September 18	@ Cardinals	6–3	Jason Grimsley (2–2)	Bob Tewksbury (10–7)	Joe Boever (13)	15,588	68–79
148	September 19	@ Cardinals	8–4	Pat Combs (9–9)	Joe Magrane (9–16)	None	15,828	69–79
149	September 20	@ Cardinals	4–5	Mike Pérez (1–0)	Roger McDowell (6–8)	None	14,744	69–80
150	September 21	Expos	5–4 (12)	Chuck Malone (1–0)	Bill Sampen (11–7)	None	23,274	70–80
151	September 22	Expos	3–2	Tommy Greene (2–2)	Scott Anderson (0–1)	Roger McDowell (20)	17,215	71–80
152	September 23	Expos	2–1 (16)	Don Carman (6–2)	Howard Farmer (0–3)	None	25,715	72–80
153	September 24	Expos	3–0	Pat Combs (10–9)	Brian Barnes (0–1)	None	11,527	73–80
154	September 25	Cardinals	0–1	Joe Magrane (10–16)	Terry Mulholland (8–10)	Ken Dayley (2)	13,615	73–81
155	September 26	Cardinals	1–8	Bryn Smith (9–8)	José DeJesús (6–8)	None	12,443	73–82
156	September 27	Cardinals	4–3	Tommy Greene (3–2)	José DeLeón (7–19)	Joe Boever (14)	9,119	74–82
157	September 28	@ Expos	5–4	Jason Grimsley (3–2)	Oil Can Boyd (10–6)	Roger McDowell (21)	8,230	75–82
158	September 29	@ Expos	1–5	Brian Barnes (1–1)	Pat Combs (10–10)	None	8,985	75–83
159	September 30	@ Expos	2–1	Terry Mulholland (9–10)	Chris Nabholz (6–2)	None	17,464	76–83

October (1–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	Cubs	7–6	José DeJesús (7–8)	Kevin Coffman (0–2)	Roger McDowell (22)	9,041	77–83
161	October 2	Cubs	1–3	Mike Bielecki (8–11)	Tommy Greene (3–3)	Mitch Williams (16)	9,940	77–84
162	October 3	Cubs	3–4	Greg Maddux (15–15)	Chuck McElroy (0–1)	Paul Assenmacher (10)	11,889	77–85

1989 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1989 Game Log^[91]
Overall Record: 67–95–1

April (11–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 4	@ Cubs	4–5	Rick Sutcliffe (1–0)	Floyd Youmans (0–1)	Mitch Williams (1)	33,361	0–1
2	April 5	@ Cubs	12–4	Ken Howell (1–0)	Greg Maddux (0–1)	Mike Maddux (1)	18,674	1–1
3	April 6	@ Cubs	8–3	Steve Ontiveros (1–0)	Paul Kilgus (0–1)	None	6,364	2–1
–	April 7	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[92] Makeup: June 20 as a traditional double-header
4	April 8	Cardinals	5–4 (11)	Jeff Parrett (1–0)	John Costello (0–1)	None	23,741	3–1
5	April 9	Cardinals	3–15	Joe Magrane (1–1)	Bruce Ruffin (0–1)	None	31,631	3–2
6	April 10	Expos	7–6	Steve Bedrosian (1–0)	Gene Harris (1–1)	None	13,194	4–2
7	April 11	Expos	6–2	Steve Ontiveros (2–0)	Pascual Pérez (0–1)	None	14,429	5–2
8	April 12	Expos	6–3	Don Carman (1–0)	Kevin Gross (1–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1)	15,461	6–2
9	April 14	Cubs	4–6	Scott Sanderson (1–0)	Bruce Ruffin (0–2)	Mitch Williams (5)	20,851	6–3
–	April 15	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[93] Makeup: July 31 as a traditional double-header
10	April 16	Cubs	3–5	Rick Sutcliffe (3–0)	Floyd Youmans (0–2)	Mitch Williams (6)	32,249	6–4
11	April 17	@ Mets	2–5	Sid Fernandez (1–0)	Don Carman (1–1)	Randy Myers (2)	28,087	6–5
12	April 18	@ Mets	7–1	Larry McWilliams (1–0)	Ron Darling (0–3)	None	26,300	7–5
13	April 19	@ Mets	2–4	Randy Myers (1–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1–1)	None	25,694	7–6
14	April 20	@ Pirates	9–4	Ken Howell (2–0)	Mike Dunne (1–1)	None	6,977	8–6
15	April 21	@ Pirates	3–2	Floyd Youmans (1–2)	Doug Drabek (1–1)	Steve Bedrosian (2)	15,221	9–6
16	April 22	@ Pirates	3–4	Jeff Robinson (2–2)	Don Carman (1–2)	None	14,669	9–7
17	April 23	@ Pirates	4–6	Logan Easley (1–0)	Steve Bedrosian (1–2)	None	16,816	9–8
18	April 24	@ Astros	8–4	Greg A. Harris (1–0)	Bob Forsch (0–1)	None	9,088	10–8
19	April 25	@ Astros	1–4	Mike Scott (3–1)	Ken Howell (2–1)	None	12,584	10–9
20	April 26	@ Astros	5–6	Danny Darwin (2–1)	Jeff Parrett (1–1)	Dave Smith (3)	11,195	10–10
21	April 28	Reds	0–3	José Rijo (1–0)	Don Carman (1–3)	John Franco (7)	23,052	10–11
22	April 29	Reds	8–0 (5)	Mike Maddux (1–0)	Danny Jackson (0–1)	None	23,156	11–11
23	April 30	Reds	3–5	Rob Dibble (3–0)	Larry McWilliams (1–1)	John Franco (8)	43,605	11–12

May (7–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	May 1	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[94] Makeup: July 13 as a traditional double-header
24	May 2	Astros	4–12	Jim Deshaies (3–2)	Floyd Youmans (1–3)	None	15,832	11–13
25	May 3	@ Braves	3–6	John Smoltz (4–2)	Don Carman (1–4)	None	4,143	11–14
26	May 4	@ Braves	0–3	Tom Glavine (4–0)	Mike Maddux (1–1)	None	2,047	11–15
27	May 5	@ Reds	7–0	Ken Howell (3–1)	Tom Browning (3–2)	None	17,901	12–15
28	May 6	@ Reds	4–7	Rick Mahler (4–3)	Larry McWilliams (1–2)	John Franco (10)	21,541	12–16
29	May 7	@ Reds	5–0	Alex Madrid (1–0)	Jack Armstrong (0–1)	None	24,839	13–16
30	May 9	Braves	2–7	John Smoltz (5–2)	Don Carman (1–5)	None	11,544	13–17
–	May 10	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[95] Makeup: June 30 as a traditional double-header
31	May 11	Braves	3–8	Tom Glavine (5–0)	Randy O'Neal (0–1)	None	14,841	13–18
32	May 12	Dodgers	3–0	Ken Howell (4–1)	Tim Leary (2–3)	Steve Bedrosian (3)	23,292	14–18
33	May 13	Dodgers	2–0	Larry McWilliams (2–2)	Tim Belcher (2–4)	None	30,294	15–18
34	May 14	Dodgers	0–9	Orel Hershiser (5–3)	Alex Madrid (1–1)	None	29,092	15–19
35	May 15	Giants	3–2 (12)	Steve Bedrosian (2–2)	Craig Lefferts (1–1)	None	15,703	16–19
36	May 16	Giants	5–13	Atlee Hammaker (2–3)	Mike Maddux (1–2)	None	14,074	16–20
37	May 17	Giants	0–6	Rick Reuschel (7–2)	Ken Howell (4–2)	None	18,943	16–21
38	May 19	Padres	2–8	Ed Whitson (6–2)	Larry McWilliams (2–3)	None	28,224	16–22
39	May 20	Padres	2–3	Dennis Rasmussen (2–4)	Don Carman (1–6)	Greg W. Harris (3)	28,866	16–23
40	May 21	Padres	3–1	Bob Sebra (1–0)	Walt Terrell (3–5)	Steve Bedrosian (4)	38,346	17–23
41	May 23	@ Dodgers	4–1	Ken Howell (5–2)	Fernando Valenzuela (0–4)	Steve Bedrosian (5)	32,199	18–23
42	May 24	@ Dodgers	2–4	Tim Leary (3–3)	Larry McWilliams (2–4)	Jay Howell (7)	37,089	18–24
43	May 25	@ Dodgers	6–7	Tim Belcher (4–4)	Don Carman (1–7)	Jay Howell (8)	27,781	18–25
44	May 26	@ Giants	1–6	Scott Garrelts (3–1)	Bob Sebra (1–1)	None	12,787	18–26
45	May 27	@ Giants	2–6	Atlee Hammaker (4–3)	Alex Madrid (1–2)	Craig Lefferts (8)	18,325	18–27
46	May 28	@ Giants	5–8	Rick Reuschel (9–2)	Ken Howell (5–3)	Mike LaCoss (6)	51,498	18–28
47	May 29	@ Padres	0–1	Bruce Hurst (5–3)	Larry McWilliams (2–5)	Mark Davis (16)	21,161	18–29
48	May 30	@ Padres	3–9	Ed Whitson (8–2)	Don Carman (1–8)	None	11,710	18–30
49	May 31	@ Padres	1–2	Greg W. Harris (1–2)	Jeff Parrett (1–2)	Mark Davis (17)	15,768	18–31

June (9–17–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
50	June 2	Expos	1–2 (13)	Steve Frey (1–0)	Greg A. Harris (1–1)	Joe Hesketh (2)	20,560	18–32
51	June 3	Expos	5–7	Kevin Gross (6–3)	Larry McWilliams (2–6)	Tim Burke (12)	35,269	18–33
52	June 4	Expos	4–7	Dennis Martínez (5–1)	Don Carman (1–9)	Andy McGaffigan (2)	30,926	18–34
53	June 5	Pirates	3–3 (8)	None	None	None	17,696	18–34–1
54	June 6	Pirates	9–4	Bob Sebra (2–1)	Brian Fisher (0–2)	Jeff Parrett (1)	16,783	19–34–1
55	June 7	Pirates	7–5	Jeff Parrett (2–2)	Bob Kipper (0–3)	Steve Bedrosian (6)	15,480	20–34–1
56	June 8	Pirates	15–11	Don Carman (2–9)	Jeff Robinson (2–6)	None	18,511	21–34–1
57	June 9	@ Expos	0–5	Dennis Martínez (6–1)	Floyd Youmans (1–4)	None	15,791	21–35–1
58	June 10	@ Expos	1–9	Bryn Smith (6–2)	Bruce Ruffin (0–3)	None	23,981	21–36–1
59	June 11	@ Expos	2–7	Pascual Pérez (3–7)	Bob Sebra (2–2)	None	34,365	21–37–1
60	June 13	@ Pirates	10–2	Ken Howell (6–3)	Morris Madden (1–1)	None	11,570	22–37–1
61	June 14	@ Pirates	4–6	John Smiley (6–2)	Don Carman (2–10)	Bill Landrum (2)	7,407	22–38–1
62	June 15	@ Pirates	3–5	Doug Drabek (4–5)	Bob Sebra (2–3)	Bill Landrum (3)	15,428	22–39–1
63	June 16	Mets	11–15	Randy Myers (6–2)	Steve Bedrosian (2–3)	None	33,135	22–40–1
64	June 17	Mets	0–1	Bob Ojeda (4–6)	Larry McWilliams (2–7)	None	46,570	22–41–1
65	June 18	Mets	6–5	Jeff Parrett (3–2)	Randy Myers (6–3)	None	43,689	23–41–1
66	June 20 (1)	Cardinals	4–6	Ken Hill (4–4)	Terry Mulholland (0–1)	Ken Dayley (5)	see 2nd game	23–42–1
67	June 20 (2)	Cardinals	3–5	Frank DiPino (4–0)	Steve Ontiveros (2–1)	Todd Worrell (8)	27,285	23–43–1
–	June 21	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[96] Makeup: September 15 as a traditional double-header
68	June 22	Cardinals	11–2	Dennis Cook (2–0)	José DeLeón (8–6)	None	26,006	24–43–1
69	June 23	@ Mets	3–9	Bob Ojeda (5–6)	Ken Howell (6–4)	Randy Myers (10)	44,828	24–44–1
70	June 24	@ Mets	2–4	Ron Darling (5–5)	Floyd Youmans (1–5)	Randy Myers (11)	48,323	24–45–1
71	June 25	@ Mets	1–5	Sid Fernandez (5–2)	Terry Mulholland (0–2)	None	47,692	24–46–1
72	June 26	@ Cardinals	5–4	Jeff Parrett (4–2)	Todd Worrell (1–2)	Roger McDowell (5)	32,723	25–46–1
73	June 27	@ Cardinals	4–2	Dennis Cook (3–0)	José DeLeón (8–7)	Roger McDowell (6)	30,482	26–46–1
74	June 28	@ Cardinals	1–2	Joe Magrane (7–6)	Ken Howell (6–5)	None	37,018	26–47–1
75	June 30 (1)	Braves	4–2	Terry Mulholland (1–2)	Zane Smith (1–12)	Jeff Parrett (2)	see 2nd game	27–47–1
76	June 30 (2)	Braves	1–3	Derek Lilliquist (5–4)	Larry McWilliams (2–8)	Joe Boever (13)	25,586	27–48–1

July (15–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Braves	4–2	Bruce Ruffin (1–3)	Pete Smith (2–9)	Roger McDowell (7)	33,045	28–48–1
78	July 2	Braves	1–3	John Smoltz (10–6)	Dennis Cook (3–1)	None	28,524	28–49–1
79	July 3	Reds	2–1	Ken Howell (7–5)	José Rijo (7–6)	Roger McDowell (8)	56,498	29–49–1
80	July 4	Reds	1–2	Tom Browning (7–6)	Terry Mulholland (1–3)	John Franco (22)	14,636	29–50–1
81	July 5	Reds	3–2 (10)	Roger McDowell (2–5)	John Franco (2–2)	None	11,935	30–50–1
82	July 6	@ Braves	4–0	Bruce Ruffin (2–3)	Pete Smith (2–10)	Jeff Parrett (3)	6,544	31–50–1
83	July 7	@ Braves	3–5	John Smoltz (11–6)	Dennis Cook (3–2)	Joe Boever (14)	11,450	31–51–1
84	July 8	@ Braves	3–4	Paul Assenmacher (1–2)	Jeff Parrett (4–3)	Joe Boever (15)	21,337	31–52–1
85	July 9	@ Braves	4–3 (13)	Jeff Parrett (5–3)	Joe Boever (2–3)	None	9,292	32–52–1
–	July 11	1989 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim
86	July 13 (1)	Astros	11–4	Bruce Ruffin (3–3)	Bob Knepper (3–10)	Greg A. Harris (1)	see 2nd game	33–52–1
87	July 13 (2)	Astros	0–3	Bob Forsch (2–2)	Dennis Cook (3–3)	Dave Smith (19)	22,771	33–53–1
88	July 14	Astros	4–2	Jeff Parrett (6–3)	Larry Andersen (2–2)	None	32,300	34–53–1
89	July 15	Astros	6–9	Mark Portugal (1–1)	Larry McWilliams (2–9)	None	25,574	34–54–1
–	July 16	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[97] Makeup: July 22 as a traditional double-header in Houston^[98]
90	July 17	@ Reds	4–1	Ken Howell (8–5)	Ron Robinson (0–1)	Roger McDowell (9)	24,167	35–54–1
91	July 18	@ Reds	6–5	Todd Frohwirth (1–0)	Danny Jackson (6–10)	Roger McDowell (10)	19,970	36–54–1
92	July 19	@ Reds	9–4	Dennis Cook (4–3)	Tom Browning (7–9)	None	17,739	37–54–1
93	July 21	@ Astros	2–4	Mike Scott (15–15)	Terry Mulholland (1–4)	Dave Smith (20)	25,501	37–55–1
94	July 22 (1)	@ Astros	0–1	Jim Deshaies (10–4)	Ken Howell (8–6)	Dave Smith (21)	see 2nd game	37–56–1
95	July 22 (2)	@ Astros	3–4	Danny Darwin (10–2)	Larry McWilliams (2–10)	None	35,803	37–57–1
96	July 23	@ Astros	2–3	Bob Forsch (3–3)	Bruce Ruffin (3–4)	Larry Andersen (2)	20,222	37–58–1
97	July 24	@ Expos	3–4 (12)	Andy McGaffigan (3–4)	Greg A. Harris (1–2)	None	25,218	37–59–1
98	July 25	@ Expos	0–2	Mark Langston (12–8)	Don Carman (2–11)	None	30,103	37–60–1
99	July 26	@ Expos	4–3	Jeff Parrett (7–3)	Zane Smith (1–13)	Roger McDowell (11)	24,377	38–60–1
100	July 28 (1)	Pirates	5–10	Neal Heaton (2–7)	Ken Howell (8–7)	None	see 2nd game	38–61–1
101	July 28 (2)	Pirates	6–1	Greg A. Harris (2–2)	Rick Reed (0–1)	None	35,569	39–61–1
102	July 29	Pirates	6–2	Jeff Parrett (8–3)	Bob Walk (8–7)	Roger McDowell (12)	47,277	40–61–1
103	July 30	Pirates	8–6	Dennis Cook (5–3)	Bob Kipper (3–4)	Roger McDowell (13)	31,341	41–61–1
104	July 31 (1)	Cubs	2–10	Rick Sutcliffe (11–9)	Terry Mulholland (1–5)	None	see 2nd game	41–62–1
105	July 31 (2)	Cubs	7–4	Don Carman (3–11)	Paul Kilgus (6–10)	Jeff Parrett (4)	22,160	42–62–1

August (12–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 1	Cubs	1–4	Steve Wilson (4–0)	Larry McWilliams (2–11)	Mitch Williams (27)	23,614	42–63–1
107	August 2	Cubs	6–0	Ken Howell (9–7)	Scott Sanderson (9–7)	None	21,688	43–63–1
108	August 3	Cubs	0–2	Greg Maddux (12–8)	Bruce Ruffin (3–5)	Les Lancaster (3)	21,983	43–64–1
109	August 4	@ Cardinals	3–6	Joe Magrane (13–7)	Dennis Cook (5–4)	Todd Worrell (16)	44,149	43–65–1
110	August 5	@ Cardinals	7–3	Terry Mulholland (2–5)	José DeLeón (11–10)	Jeff Parrett (5)	46,504	44–65–1
111	August 6	@ Cardinals	4–5 (10)	Todd Worrell (2–3)	Jeff Parrett (8–4)	None	38,736	44–66–1
112	August 7	Mets	2–1	Roger McDowell (3–5)	Jeff Musselman (1–3)	None	35,350	45–66–1
113	August 8	Mets	0–9	David Cone (9–5)	Bruce Ruffin (3–6)	None	35,196	45–67–1
114	August 9	Mets	0–6	Bob Ojeda (8–9)	Dennis Cook (5–5)	None	43,462	45–68–1
115	August 10	@ Cubs	16–13	Jeff Parrett (9–4)	Steve Wilson (5–1)	None	36,745	46–68–1
116	August 11	@ Cubs	2–9	Greg Maddux (14–8)	Don Carman (3–12)	None	36,440	46–69–1
117	August 12	@ Cubs	7–9	Mike Bielecki (13–5)	Ken Howell (9–8)	Mitch Williams (30)	37,752	46–70–1
118	August 13	@ Cubs	5–4	Jeff Parrett (10–4)	Steve Wilson (5–2)	None	37,054	47–70–1
119	August 15	Dodgers	7–6	Jeff Parrett (11–4)	Ray Searage (3–3)	None	25,169	48–70–1
120	August 16	Dodgers	6–2	Don Carman (4–12)	Tim Belcher (8–12)	Roger McDowell (14)	25,703	49–70–1
121	August 17	Dodgers	4–10	Fernando Valenzuela (8–11)	Ken Howell (9–9)	Alejandro Peña (4)	25,779	49–71–1
122	August 18	Giants	2–5	Rick Reuschel (14–5)	Bruce Ruffin (3–7)	Steve Bedrosian (17)	23,368	49–72–1
123	August 19	Giants	1–0	Terry Mulholland (3–5)	Kelly Downs (2–4)	None	30,366	50–72–1
124	August 20	Giants	2–5	Jeff Brantley (7–1)	Roger McDowell (3–6)	None	36,530	50–73–1
125	August 21	Padres	2–8	Dennis Rasmussen (6–9)	Don Carman (4–13)	None	17,467	50–74–1
126	August 22	Padres	4–2	Ken Howell (10–9)	Mark Grant (5–2)	Roger McDowell (15)	21,419	51–74–1
127	August 23	Padres	3–7	Andy Benes (1–2)	Bruce Ruffin (3–8)	None	20,455	51–75–1
128	August 25	@ Dodgers	3–2	Terry Mulholland (4–5)	Ramón Martínez (3–2)	Jeff Parrett (6)	33,541	52–75–1
129	August 26	@ Dodgers	0–4	Tim Belcher (10–12)	Dennis Cook (5–6)	None	42,000	52–76–1
130	August 27	@ Dodgers	1–8	Fernando Valenzuela (9–12)	Don Carman (4–14)	None	28,496	52–77–1
131	August 28	@ Giants	9–1	Ken Howell (11–9)	Rick Reuschel (15–6)	None	15,614	53–77–1
132	August 29	@ Giants	6–1	Bruce Ruffin (4–8)	Don Robinson (11–9)	Roger McDowell (16)	13,952	54–77–1
133	August 30	@ Giants	2–3	Kelly Downs (3–5)	Terry Mulholland (4–6)	Steve Bedrosian (18)	19,053	54–78–1
134	August 31	@ Padres	1–5	Dennis Rasmussen (8–9)	Don Carman (4–15)	Mark Grant (2)	15,541	54–79–1

September (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 2	@ Padres	2–3	Bruce Hurst (13–9)	Ken Howell (11–10)	Mark Davis (33)	23,161	54–80–1
136	September 3	@ Padres	5–9	Andy Benes (3–2)	Dennis Cook (5–7)	Mark Davis (34)	24,956	54–81–1
137	September 4	Pirates	5–7	Bob Patterson (1–1)	Mike Maddux (1–3)	Bill Landrum (22)	13,317	54–82–1
138	September 5	Pirates	3–2	Jeff Parrett (12–4)	Bob Patterson (1–2)	None	12,484	55–82–1
139	September 6	Cubs	9–1	Bruce Ruffin (5–8)	Greg Maddux (16–11)	None	17,272	56–82–1
140	September 7	Cubs	2–6	Mike Bielecki (15–6)	Ken Howell (11–11)	None	13,058	56–83–1
141	September 8	@ Expos	4–3	Jason Grimsley (1–0)	Kevin Gross (11–10)	Roger McDowell (17)	18,151	57–83–1
142	September 9	@ Expos	5–6	Tim Burke (8–3)	Jeff Parrett (12–5)	None	22,981	57–84–1
143	September 10	@ Expos	4–2	Pat Combs (1–0)	Pascual Pérez (8–13)	Roger McDowell (18)	22,630	58–84–1
144	September 11	Mets	2–5	Ron Darling (13–12)	Bruce Ruffin (5–9)	Randy Myers (23)	18,690	58–85–1
145	September 12	Mets	2–1	Roger McDowell (4–6)	Don Aase (1–5)	None	22,953	59–85–1
146	September 13	Mets	4–10	Bob Ojeda (12–10)	Jason Grimsley (1–1)	None	20,062	59–86–1
147	September 15 (1)	Cardinals	2–0	Pat Combs (2–0)	Ken Hill (7–13)	None	see 2nd game	60–86–1
148	September 15 (2)	Cardinals	6–7	John Costello (4–3)	Roger McDowell (4–7)	None	22,579	60–87–1
–	September 16	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[99] Makeup: September 17 as a traditional double-header
149	September 17 (1)	Cardinals	9–5 (12)	Dennis Cook (6–7)	Matt Kinzer (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	61–87–1
150	September 17 (2)	Cardinals	0–2	Cris Carpenter (4–4)	Ken Howell (11–12)	John Costello (2)	23,043	61–88–1
151	September 18	@ Pirates	2–6	Bob Patterson (3–2)	Jason Grimsley (1–2)	Randy Kramer (2)	7,665	61–89–1
152	September 19	@ Pirates	2–4	Jeff Robinson (7–11)	Bruce Ruffin (5–10)	Bill Landrum (24)	8,156	61–90–1
153	September 20	@ Cubs	9–8	Don Carman (5–15)	Les Lancaster (3–2)	Roger McDowell (19)	21,620	62–90–1
154	September 21	@ Cubs	1–9	Greg Maddux (18–12)	Terry Mulholland (4–7)	None	22,885	62–91–1
155	September 22	@ Cardinals	1–2 (10)	John Costello (5–3)	Roger McDowell (4–8)	None	45,685	62–92–1
156	September 23	@ Cardinals	5–11	Frank DiPino (9–0)	Dennis Cook (6–8)	None	38,936	62–93–1
157	September 24	@ Cardinals	1–2	Ted Power (7–7)	Jeff Parrett (12–6)	John Costello (3)	38,795	62–94–1
158	September 25	@ Mets	2–1	Pat Combs (3–0)	Bob Ojeda (13–11)	Roger McDowell (20)	18,001	63–94–1
159	September 26	@ Mets	0–3	Sid Fernandez (13–5)	Jason Grimsley (1–3)	None	17,385	63–95–1
160	September 27	@ Mets	5–3	Ken Howell (12–12)	Ron Darling (14–14)	Roger McDowell (21)	18,666	64–95–1
161	September 29	Expos	2–0	Dennis Cook (7–8)	Mark Langston (16–14)	None	15,771	65–95–1
162	September 30	Expos	6–3	Bruce Ruffin (6–10)	Mark Gardner (0–3)	Roger McDowell (22)	20,448	66–95–1

October (1–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
163	October 1	Expos	5–3	Pat Combs (4–0)	Bryn Smith (10–11)	Roger McDowell (23)	25,213	67–95–1

1988 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1988 Game Log^[100]
Overall Record: 65–96–1

April (7–12–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 5	Pirates	3–5	Mike Dunne (1–0)	Shane Rawley (0–1)	Jeff Robinson (1)	46,394	0–1
2	April 6	Pirates	6–5 (14)	Mike Maddux (1–0)	Bob Kipper (0–1)	None	15,532	1–1
–	April 7	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[101] Makeup: August 12 as a traditional double-header
3	April 8	Mets	5–1	Bruce Ruffin (1–0)	Sid Fernandez (0–1)	None	21,921	2–1
4	April 9	Mets	9–3	Don Carman (1–0)	Rick Aguilera (0–1)	None	30,994	3–1
5	April 10	Mets	3–4	Dwight Gooden (2–0)	Shane Rawley (0–2)	Randy Myers (2)	51,781	3–2
6	April 11	@ Pirates	1–5	Doug Drabek (1–0)	Kevin Gross (0–1)	None	54,089	3–3
7	April 13	@ Pirates	0–7	Brian Fisher (2–0)	Bruce Ruffin (1–1)	None	9,825	3–4
8	April 14	@ Pirates	2–4	Bob Walk (1–1)	Don Carman (1–1)	Jeff Robinson (3)	6,222	3–5
9	April 15	@ Expos	4–6	Andy McGaffigan (1–0)	Todd Frohwirth (0–1)	Tim Burke (1)	11,292	3–6
10	April 16	@ Expos	1–2 (10)	Tim Burke (1–0)	Kent Tekulve (0–1)	None	13,664	3–7
11	April 17	@ Expos	2–5	Pascual Pérez (2–1)	Bill Dawley (0–1)	Andy McGaffigan (1)	16,597	3–8
12	April 18	@ Mets	10–7	Bruce Ruffin (2–1)	Rick Aguilera (0–2)	None	14,931	4–8
13	April 19	@ Mets	10–2	Don Carman (2–1)	Bob Ojeda (2–1)	None	24,555	5–8
14	April 20	@ Mets	2–6	Dwight Gooden (4–0)	Shane Rawley (0–3)	None	27,714	5–9
15	April 22	Expos	2–0	Kevin Gross (1–1)	Pascual Pérez (2–2)	None	22,113	6–9
16	April 23	Expos	3–3 (7)	None	None	None	23,394	6–9–1
17	April 24	Expos	1–3	Dennis Martínez (3–2)	Don Carman (2–2)	Tim Burke (3)	47,917	6–10–1
18	April 26	@ Astros	1–3	Mike Scott (4–0)	Shane Rawley (0–4)	Dave Smith (3)	13,152	6–11–1
19	April 27	@ Astros	2–3 (10)	Dave Smith (1–1)	Kent Tekulve (0–2)	None	14,462	6–12–1
–	April 29	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[102] Makeup: July 18 as a traditional double-header
20	April 30	Braves	7–5	Don Carman (3–2)	Rick Mahler (0–3)	Kent Tekulve (1)	19,138	7–12–1

May (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
21	May 1	Braves	5–9	Tom Glavine (1–3)	Shane Rawley (0–5)	None	42,491	7–13–1
22	May 2	Astros	7–1	Kevin Gross (2–1)	Nolan Ryan (2–2)	None	18,931	8–13–1
23	May 3	Astros	0–4	Bob Knepper (3–0)	Bruce Ruffin (2–2)	None	16,443	8–14–1
24	May 4	@ Reds	1–3	Danny Jackson (4–1)	David Palmer (0–1)	None	14,302	8–15–1
25	May 5	@ Reds	4–10	José Rijo (4–1)	Bill Dawley (0–2)	None	18,017	8–16–1
26	May 6	@ Braves	7–3	Shane Rawley (1–5)	Tom Glavine (1–4)	None	8,377	9–16–1
27	May 7	@ Braves	5–6	Paul Assenmacher (1–2)	Kent Tekulve (0–3)	None	15,578	9–17–1
28	May 8	@ Braves	5–1	Bruce Ruffin (3–2)	Pete Smith (1–3)	None	11,232	10–17–1
29	May 9	Reds	0–2	Danny Jackson (4–1)	David Palmer (0–2)	None	19,303	10–18–1
30	May 10	Reds	1–10	Tom Browning (1–0)	Don Carman (3–3)	None	22,626	10–19–1
31	May 11	Reds	4–3 (11)	Kent Tekulve (1–3)	John Franco (0–3)	None	21,640	11–19–1
32	May 13	@ Dodgers	2–1	Kevin Gross (3–1)	Tim Leary (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (2)	38,015	12–19–1
33	May 14	@ Dodgers	2–3	Don Sutton (3–2)	Bruce Ruffin (3–3)	Jay Howell (3)	47,379	12–20–1
34	May 15	@ Dodgers	2–9	Tim Belcher (3–1)	David Palmer (0–3)	None	41,045	12–21–1
35	May 16	@ Giants	3–0	Shane Rawley (2–5)	Rick Reuschel (5–2)	None	6,278	13–21–1
36	May 17	@ Giants	8–1	Kevin Gross (4–1)	Kelly Downs (1–4)	None	9,948	14–21–1
37	May 18	@ Giants	1–5	Mike Krukow (3–2)	Bruce Ruffin (3–4)	Scott Garrelts (2)	12,940	14–22–1
38	May 20	@ Padres	3–4	Mark Davis (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (1–4)	None	10,208	14–23–1
39	May 21	@ Padres	4–3	Shane Rawley (3–5)	Mark Grant (0–4)	Steve Bedrosian (1)	15,572	15–23–1
40	May 22	@ Padres	2–9	Eric Show (3–4)	Kevin Gross (4–2)	None	40,012	15–24–1
41	May 24	Dodgers	1–2 (12)	Alejandro Peña (2–1)	Greg A. Harris (0–1)	Jesse Orosco (4)	17,759	15–25–1
42	May 25	Dodgers	0–4	Tim Leary (4–3)	David Palmer (0–4)	None	24,444	15–26–1
43	May 26	Dodgers	8–10	Jay Howell (2–0)	Steve Bedrosian (0–1)	None	19,361	15–27–1
44	May 27	Giants	5–2	Kevin Gross (5–2)	Kelly Downs (2–5)	Steve Bedrosian (2)	24,038	16–27–1
45	May 28	Giants	4–3 (10)	Greg A. Harris (1–1)	Randy Bockus (0–1)	None	25,784	17–27–1
46	May 29	Giants	4–2	Bruce Ruffin (4–4)	Mike Krukow (4–3)	Steve Bedrosian (3)	40,276	18–27–1
47	May 30	Padres	7–3	Shane Rawley (4–5)	Ed Whitson (3–5)	None	17,910	19–27–1
48	May 31	Padres	0–8	Andy Hawkins (5–4)	David Palmer (0–5)	None	16,733	19–28–1

June (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
49	June 1	Padres	9–7	Kent Tekulve (2–4)	Lance McCullers (0–4)	Greg A. Harris (1)	16,270	20–28–1
50	June 2	Cardinals	2–3 (14)	John Costello (1–0)	Danny Clay (0–1)	None	20,210	20–29–1
51	June 3	Cardinals	4–5 (10)	Todd Worrell (3–2)	Greg A. Harris (1–2)	None	26,836	20–30–1
52	June 4	Cardinals	1–8	Cris Carpenter (2–0)	Shane Rawley (4–6)	None	34,081	20–31–1
53	June 5	Cardinals	6–3	David Palmer (1–5)	Randy O'Neal (2–3)	Steve Bedrosian (4)	43,429	21–31–1
54	June 6	@ Expos	5–4	Kevin Gross (6–2)	Floyd Youmans (1–5)	Steve Bedrosian (5)	12,127	22–31–1
55	June 7	@ Expos	10–5	Greg A. Harris (2–2)	Neal Heaton (2–4)	Kent Tekulve (3)	11,556	23–31–1
56	June 8	@ Expos	4–5 (10)	Jeff Parrett (5–1)	Steve Bedrosian (0–2)	None	10,214	23–32–1
57	June 10	@ Pirates	12–10	Greg A. Harris (3–2)	Jeff Robinson (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (6)	20,001	24–32–1
58	June 11	@ Pirates	2–8	Mike Dunne (4–4)	David Palmer (1–6)	None	19,926	24–33–1
59	June 12	@ Pirates	5–4	Kevin Gross (7–2)	Brian Fisher (4–4)	Steve Bedrosian (7)	36,134	25–33–1
60	June 13	Expos	5–2	Shane Rawley (5–6)	Neal Heaton (2–5)	None	20,544	26–33–1
61	June 14 (1)	Expos	0–9	Dennis Martínez (7–6)	Bruce Ruffin (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	26–34–1
62	June 14 (2)	Expos	4–2	Don Carman (4–3)	John Dopson (1–4)	Steve Bedrosian (8)	24,082	27–34–1
63	June 15	Expos	6–2	David Palmer (2–6)	Floyd Youmans (2–6)	Steve Bedrosian (9)	23,553	28–34–1
64	June 17	@ Mets	3–1	Kevin Gross (8–2)	Dwight Gooden (9–3)	Steve Bedrosian (10)	46,502	29–34–1
65	June 18	@ Mets	2–3 (14)	Terry Leach (2–1)	Todd Frohwirth (0–2)	None	49,307	29–35–1
66	June 19	@ Mets	0–6	David Cone (8–1)	Don Carman (4–4)	None	46,773	29–36–1
67	June 20	Cubs	2–7	Jamie Moyer (4–7)	Bruce Ruffin (4–6)	None	26,616	29–37–1
68	June 21	Cubs	6–1	David Palmer (3–6)	Jeff Pico (2–2)	None	25,478	30–37–1
69	June 22	Cubs	5–3	Todd Frohwirth (1–2)	Rick Sutcliffe (5–5)	Steve Bedrosian (11)	27,322	31–37–1
70	June 23	@ Cardinals	0–2	John Tudor (4–2)	Shane Rawley (5–7)	None	36,176	31–38–1
71	June 24	@ Cardinals	7–6	Bruce Ruffin (5–6)	Todd Worrell (3–3)	Steve Bedrosian (12)	41,332	32–38–1
72	June 25	@ Cardinals	1–4	José DeLeón (5–5)	Kevin Gross (8–3)	None	44,214	32–39–1
73	June 26	@ Cardinals	7–5 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (1–2)	Larry McWilliams (4–3)	Bruce Ruffin (1)	38,237	33–39–1
74	June 27	@ Cubs	1–2	Rick Sutcliffe (6–5)	Shane Rawley (5–8)	Al Nipper (1)	27,945	33–40–1
75	June 28	@ Cubs	4–6	Mike Capel (2–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1–3)	Les Lancaster (3)	32,271	33–41–1
76	June 29	@ Cubs	4–2	Mike Maddux (2–0)	Calvin Schiraldi (4–6)	Steve Bedrosian (13)	30,812	34–41–1

July (11–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Reds	3–5	Tom Browning (7–3)	Shane Rawley (5–9)	John Franco (10)	56,502	34–42–1
78	July 2	Reds	5–3	David Palmer (4–6)	Jack Armstrong (0–3)	Steve Bedrosian (14)	25,122	35–42–1
79	July 3	Reds	2–3	Danny Jackson (9–4)	Kevin Gross (8–4)	None	41,899	35–43–1
80	July 4	@ Braves	0–7	Pete Smith (3–8)	Don Carman (4–5)	None	23,921	35–44–1
81	July 5	@ Braves	5–10	Jose Alvarez (3–2)	Bruce Ruffin (5–7)	None	5,471	35–45–1
82	July 6	@ Braves	2–3	Zane Smith (4–6)	Shane Rawley (5–10)	Bruce Sutter (12)	6,537	35–46–1
83	July 7	@ Reds	2–5	Danny Jackson (10–4)	Kevin Gross (8–5)	John Franco (12)	31,910	35–47–1
84	July 8	@ Reds	1–0	Don Carman (5–5)	José Rijo (9–4)	Steve Bedrosian (15)	30,811	36–47–1
85	July 9	@ Reds	3–6	Rob Dibble (1–0)	Kent Tekulve (2–5)	John Franco (13)	29,473	36–48–1
86	July 10	@ Reds	4–5	Jack Armstrong (1–3)	Shane Rawley (5–11)	John Franco (14)	29,142	36–49–1
–	July 12	1988 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati
87	July 14	Astros	5–7	Juan Agosto (7–0)	Kent Tekulve (2–6)	Dave Smith (15)	24,302	36–50–1
88	July 15	Astros	2–5	Jim Deshaies (6–6)	Kevin Gross (8–6)	Danny Darwin (1)	26,545	36–51–1
89	July 16	Astros	10–6	Bruce Ruffin (6–7)	Danny Darwin (3–9)	None	32,871	37–51–1
90	July 17	Astros	10–4	Kent Tekulve (3–6)	Bob Knepper (9–3)	None	28,149	38–51–1
91	July 18 (1)	Braves	8–9 (11)	Charlie Puleo (2–3)	Bruce Ruffin (6–8)	None	see 2nd game	38–52–1
92	July 18 (2)	Braves	4–1	David Palmer (5–6)	Germán Jiménez (0–3)	Steve Bedrosian (16)	22,066	39–52–1
93	July 19	Braves	6–4	Kevin Gross (9–6)	Zane Smith (4–7)	Steve Bedrosian (17)	19,735	40–52–1
94	July 20	Braves	4–3	Don Carman (6–5)	Pete Smith (3–10)	Steve Bedrosian (18)	17,747	41–52–1
95	July 21	@ Astros	0–2	Nolan Ryan (7–7)	Mike Maddux (2–1)	None	29,654	41–53–1
96	July 22	@ Astros	3–5	Bob Knepper (10–3)	David Palmer (5–7)	Danny Darwin (3)	40,922	41–54–1
97	July 23	@ Astros	6–7	Dave Smith (4–5)	Steve Bedrosian (1–4)	None	32,931	41–55–1
98	July 24	@ Astros	6–4	Kevin Gross (10–6)	Mike Scott (9–3)	Steve Bedrosian (19)	25,811	42–55–1
99	July 25	Mets	3–2	Don Carman (7–5)	Ron Darling (10–7)	Bruce Ruffin (2)	42,701	43–55–1
100	July 26	Mets	5–7	Terry Leach (4–1)	Greg A. Harris (3–3)	Randy Myers (15)	34,192	43–56–1
101	July 27	Mets	2–10	Dwight Gooden (13–5)	David Palmer (5–8)	None	36,016	43–57–1
102	July 28	Cubs	0–7	Calvin Schiraldi (6–8)	Shane Rawley (5–12)	None	23,767	43–58–1
103	July 29	Cubs	3–8	Rick Sutcliffe (8–9)	Kevin Gross (10–7)	None	25,118	43–59–1
104	July 30	Cubs	3–2	Don Carman (8–5)	Al Nipper (1–4)	Steve Bedrosian (20)	24,625	44–59–1
105	July 31	Cubs	6–3	Mike Maddux (3–1)	Greg Maddux (15–5)	Bruce Ruffin (3)	35,066	45–59–1

August (9–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 2	@ Cardinals	2–0	David Palmer (6–8)	Joe Magrane (1–5)	None	27,744	46–59–1
107	August 3	@ Cardinals	2–4	Bob Forsch (5–3)	Kevin Gross (10–8)	Scott Terry (3)	23,277	46–60–1
108	August 4	@ Cardinals	2–9	José DeLeón (8–8)	Shane Rawley (5–13)	None	23,955	46–61–1
109	August 5	@ Cubs	9–3	Don Carman (9–5)	Greg Maddux (15–6)	None	28,801	47–61–1
110	August 6	@ Cubs	4–7	Al Nipper (2–4)	Mike Maddux (3–2)	Rich Gossage (11)	32,057	47–62–1
111	August 7	@ Cubs	7–4	David Palmer (7–8)	Jamie Moyer (5–11)	Steve Bedrosian (21)	31,350	48–62–1
–	August 8	@ Cubs	(Was to have been the 1st MLB night game at Wrigley Field) Postponed (rain);^[103]^[104] Makeup: September 5 as a traditional double-header
112	August 9	Cardinals	3–7	Dan Quisenberry (2–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1–5)	None	25,533	48–63–1
113	August 10	Cardinals	0–1	John Tudor (6–5)	Don Carman (9–6)	Todd Worrell (22)	24,837	48–64–1
114	August 11	Cardinals	1–0	Steve Bedrosian (2–5)	John Costello (3–1)	None	25,607	49–64–1
115	August 12 (1)	Pirates	9–1	Kevin Gross (11–8)	Mike Dunne (6–9)	None	see 2nd game	50–64–1
116	August 12 (2)	Pirates	6–4	Steve Bedrosian (3–5)	Bob Kipper (2–4)	None	37,673	51–64–1
117	August 13	Pirates	4–10	Jeff Robinson (9–2)	Greg A. Harris (3–4)	None	35,432	51–65–1
118	August 14	Pirates	8–9	Jim Gott (6–4)	Steve Bedrosian (3–6)	None	36,468	51–66–1
119	August 16	@ Dodgers	5–7	Tim Leary (13–8)	Don Carman (9–7)	Jay Howell (15)	32,482	51–67–1
120	August 17	@ Dodgers	2–7	John Tudor (7–5)	Mike Maddux (3–3)	None	42,701	51–68–1
121	August 18	@ Dodgers	1–2	Jay Howell (3–3)	Kevin Gross (11–9)	Jesse Orosco (8)	34,467	51–69–1
122	August 19	@ Giants	2–6	Kelly Downs (13–9)	Bruce Ruffin (6–9)	Scott Garrelts (12)	14,721	51–70–1
123	August 20	@ Giants	3–4	Don Robinson (5–3)	Marvin Freeman (0–1)	Scott Garrelts (13)	26,818	51–71–1
124	August 21	@ Giants	3–6	Atlee Hammaker (7–5)	Don Carman (9–8)	Lary Sorensen (1)	31,820	51–72–1
125	August 22	@ Padres	6–5	Greg A. Harris (4–4)	Jimmy Jones (8–11)	Steve Bedrosian (22)	20,577	52–72–1
126	August 23	@ Padres	1–9	Ed Whitson (11–8)	Kevin Gross (11–10)	None	10,535	52–73–1
127	August 24	@ Padres	2–5	Eric Show (11–10)	David Palmer (7–9)	None	14,632	52–74–1
128	August 26	Dodgers	2–7	Tim Belcher (10–4)	Marvin Freeman (0–2)	None	27,533	52–75–1
129	August 27	Dodgers	2–4	Tim Leary (15–8)	Don Carman (9–9)	Jay Howell (16)	27,324	52–76–1
130	August 28	Dodgers	0–5	John Tudor (8–6)	Kevin Gross (11–11)	None	28,570	52–77–1
131	August 29	Giants	3–0	Shane Rawley (6–13)	Atlee Hammaker (7–6)	Steve Bedrosian (23)	16,854	53–77–1
132	August 30	Giants	7–5	Steve Bedrosian (4–6)	Craig Lefferts (2–8)	None	24,730	54–77–1
133	August 31	Giants	2–3 (11)	Scott Garrelts (5–7)	Bruce Ruffin (6–10)	None	23,233	54–78–1

September (10–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
134	September 2	Padres	4–7	Jimmy Jones (9–12)	Don Carman (9–10)	Mark Davis (25)	15,384	54–79–1
135	September 3	Padres	2–5	Ed Whitson (12–8)	Kevin Gross (11–12)	None	16,315	54–80–1
–	September 4	Padres	Cancelled (rain);^[105] Was not rescheduled
136	September 5 (1)	@ Cubs	3–14	Rick Sutcliffe (12–11)	Bob Sebra (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	54–81–1
137	September 5 (2)	@ Cubs	4–3	Shane Rawley (7–13)	Scott Sanderson (1–1)	Steve Bedrosian (24)	27,084	55–81–1
138	September 6	@ Cubs	3–2	Marvin Freeman (1–2)	Jamie Moyer (7–14)	Steve Bedrosian (25)	23,189	56–81–1
139	September 7	@ Cardinals	0–5	Joe Magrane (4–8)	Don Carman (9–11)	None	23,535	56–82–1
140	September 8	@ Cardinals	0–1	Larry McWilliams (5–6)	Kevin Gross (11–13)	Todd Worrell (28)	19,211	56–83–1
141	September 9	@ Pirates	2–5	Mike Dunne (7–11)	Bob Sebra (0–2)	Jim Gott (28)	15,446	56–84–1
142	September 10	@ Pirates	1–5	Dave LaPoint (14–11)	Shane Rawley (7–14)	None	27,804	56–85–1
143	September 11	@ Pirates	7–4	Marvin Freeman (2–2)	John Smiley (11–10)	None	18,132	57–85–1
144	September 12	Cubs	5–1	Don Carman (10–11)	Jamie Moyer (7–15)	Kent Tekulve (4)	13,433	58–85–1
145	September 13	Cubs	2–9	Greg Maddux (17–7)	Kevin Gross (11–14)	None	13,301	58–86–1
146	September 14	Cardinals	9–2	Bob Sebra (1–2)	Greg Mathews (4–6)	None	13,829	59–86–1
147	September 15	Cardinals	1–3	Scott Terry (9–3)	Shane Rawley (7–15)	Todd Worrell (30)	10,434	59–87–1
148	September 16	Pirates	5–7	Jeff Robinson (10–5)	Greg A. Harris (4–5)	Jim Gott (30)	17,446	59–88–1
149	September 17	Pirates	2–7	Doug Drabek (15–6)	Don Carman (10–12)	Jeff Robinson (9)	14,528	59–89–1
150	September 18	Pirates	6–5 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (5–6)	Randy Kramer (0–1)	None	21,282	60–89–1
151	September 20	@ Mets	4–6	David Cone (18–3)	Shane Rawley (7–16)	None	30,337	60–90–1
152	September 21	@ Mets	3–4	Sid Fernandez (10–10)	Marvin Freeman (2–3)	Randy Myers (24)	35,450	60–91–1
153	September 22	@ Mets	1–3	Ron Darling (16–9)	Don Carman (10–13)	None	45,274	60–92–1
154	September 23	Expos	2–3	Jeff Parrett (12–3)	Kent Tekulve (3–7)	Tim Burke (16)	13,386	60–93–1
155	September 24	Expos	0–1 (6)	Pascual Pérez (12–7)	Alex Madrid (0–1)	None	14,088	60–94–1
156	September 25	Expos	8–5	Shane Rawley (8–16)	Dennis Martínez (15–13)	Steve Bedrosian (26)	20,188	61–94–1
157	September 26	Mets	4–10	Sid Fernandez (11–10)	Greg A. Harris (4–6)	None	20,694	61–95–1
158	September 27	Mets	5–4	Steve Bedrosian (6–6)	Roger McDowell (5–5)	None	19,259	62–95–1
159	September 28	Mets	9–3	Kevin Gross (12–14)	Dwight Gooden (18–9)	None	20,914	63–95–1
160	September 30	@ Expos	2–1	Alex Madrid (1–1)	Pascual Pérez (12–8)	Steve Bedrosian (27)	7,362	64–95–1

October (1–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	@ Expos	5–4	Mike Maddux (4–3)	Jeff Parrett (12–4)	Steve Bedrosian (28)	9,105	65–95–1
162	October 2	@ Expos	1–3	Brian Holman (4–8)	Don Carman (10–14)	Joe Hesketh (9)	13,498	65–96–1

1987 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1987 Game Log^[106]
Overall Record: 80–82

April (7–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 7	@ Braves	0–6	Rick Mahler (1–0)	Shane Rawley (0–1)	None	31,343	0–1
2	April 9	@ Braves	7–8 (10)	Gene Garber (1–0)	Dan Schatzeder (0–1)	None	8,907	0–2
3	April 10	Cubs	3–4	Ed Lynch (1–0)	Kevin Gross (0–1)	Dickie Noles (1)	43,212	0–3
4	April 11	Cubs	1–9	Rick Sutcliffe (1–1)	Joe Cowley (0–1)	None	21,581	0–4
5	April 12	Cubs	9–8 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (1–0)	Lee Smith (0–1)	None	23,769	1–4
6	April 13	Cubs	2–5	Jamie Moyer (1–0)	Don Carman (0–1)	Lee Smith (1)	15,366	1–5
7	April 14	Mets	5–7	Ron Darling (1–0)	Steve Bedrosian (1–1)	Jesse Orosco (3)	22,836	1–6
8	April 15	Mets	1–4	Sid Fernandez (2–0)	Kevin Gross (0–2)	Doug Sisk (2)	21,995	1–7
9	April 16	Mets	3–9	Rick Aguilera (1–0)	Joe Cowley (0–2)	None	16,350	1–8
10	April 17	@ Pirates	6–2 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (2–1)	Barry Jones (0–1)	None	10,105	2–8
11	April 18	@ Pirates	8–6	Kent Tekulve (1–0)	Don Robinson (2–1)	None	19,361	3–8
12	April 19	@ Pirates	2–5	Doug Drabek (1–1)	Bruce Ruffin (0–1)	Don Robinson (2)	7,962	3–9
13	April 20	@ Expos	4–3	Dan Schatzeder (1–1)	Jay Tibbs (1–2)	Kent Tekulve (1)	50,482	4–9
14	April 22	@ Expos	3–7	Neal Heaton (2–1)	Joe Cowley (0–3)	None	8,114	4–10
15	April 23	@ Expos	5–6	Randy St. Claire (1–0)	Mike Jackson (0–1)	Andy McGaffigan (2)	5,632	4–11
–	April 24	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[107] Makeup: June 29 as a traditional double-header
16	April 25	Pirates	3–2	Don Carman (1–1)	Doug Drabek (1–2)	Kent Tekulve (2)	18,553	5–11
17	April 26	Pirates	6–4	Bruce Ruffin (1–1)	Rick Reuschel (0–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1)	30,234	6–11
18	April 27	Expos	4–6	Neal Heaton (3–1)	Kevin Gross (0–3)	Randy St. Claire (3)	15,149	6–12
19	April 28	Expos	1–7	Floyd Youmans (1–2)	Joe Cowley (0–4)	Andy McGaffigan (3)	11,598	6–13
20	April 29	Expos	5–0	Shane Rawley (1–1)	Bob Sebra (1–3)	None	14,588	7–13

May (15–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
21	May 1	Reds	5–8	Mario Soto (2–0)	Don Carman (1–2)	Ron Robinson (4)	21,249	7–14
22	May 2	Reds	8–3	Bruce Ruffin (2–1)	Tom Browning (2–4)	None	32,103	8–14
23	May 3	Reds	6–9	Bill Gullickson (4–1)	Kevin Gross (0–4)	John Franco (4)	33,062	8–15
24	May 5	Astros	1–5	Danny Darwin (2–1)	Shane Rawley (1–2)	None	15,611	8–16
25	May 6	Astros	2–3	Larry Andersen (3–1)	Kent Tekulve (1–1)	Dave Smith (6)	15,809	8–17
26	May 8	@ Reds	3–4	Tom Browning (3–4)	Bruce Ruffin (2–2)	John Franco (6)	37,176	8–18
27	May 9	@ Reds	4–2	Kevin Gross (1–4)	Bill Gullickson (4–2)	None	36,910	9–18
28	May 10	@ Reds	4–3	Shane Rawley (2–2)	Ted Power (3–1)	Steve Bedrosian (2)	29,867	10–18
29	May 11	@ Astros	7–6	Dan Schatzeder (2–1)	Larry Andersen (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (3)	11,369	11–18
30	May 12	@ Astros	2–5	Bob Knepper (2–2)	Mike Jackson (0–2)	Aurelio López (1)	8,950	11–19
31	May 13	Braves	5–10	David Palmer (3–4)	Bruce Ruffin (2–3)	Jim Acker (3)	16,142	11–20
32	May 14	Braves	5–4	Kevin Gross (2–4)	Rick Mahler (2–5)	Steve Bedrosian (4)	17,705	12–20
33	May 15	Padres	7–4	Shane Rawley (3–2)	Ed Whitson (4–5)	Steve Bedrosian (5)	22,907	13–20
34	May 16	Padres	9–0	Don Carman (2–2)	Jimmy Jones (0–1)	None	21,713	14–20
35	May 17	Padres	5–6	Andy Hawkins (1–5)	Mike Jackson (0–3)	Lance McCullers (4)	34,964	14–21
36	May 18	Dodgers	5–3	Bruce Ruffin (3–3)	Rick Honeycutt (2–2)	Steve Bedrosian (6)	17,314	15–21
–	May 19	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[108] Makeup: May 21
–	May 20	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[109] Makeup: August 21 as a traditional double-header
37	May 21	Dodgers	6–3	Shane Rawley (4–2)	Alejandro Peña (0–4)	Steve Bedrosian (7)	13,639	16–21
38	May 22	Giants	1–2	Atlee Hammaker (2–1)	Don Carman (2–3)	Scott Garrelts (6)	18,744	16–22
39	May 23	Giants	9–8	Steve Bedrosian (3–1)	Jeff Robinson (3–2)	None	21,841	17–22
40	May 24	Giants	3–6	Mike LaCoss (5–1)	Kent Tekulve (1–2)	Jeff Robinson (7)	28,541	17–23
41	May 25	@ Padres	6–4	Dan Schatzeder (3–1)	Dave Dravecky (1–5)	Steve Bedrosian (8)	11,504	18–23
42	May 26	@ Padres	3–1	Shane Rawley (5–2)	Jimmy Jones (0–2)	Steve Bedrosian (9)	9,347	19–23
43	May 27	@ Padres	6–4	Don Carman (3–3)	Andy Hawkins (2–6)	Steve Bedrosian (10)	8,164	20–23
44	May 29	@ Dodgers	0–6	Bob Welch (6–2)	Bruce Ruffin (3–4)	None	36,036	20–24
45	May 30	@ Dodgers	3–0	Kevin Gross (3–4)	Orel Hershiser (4–6)	None	30,216	21–24
46	May 31	@ Dodgers	3–1	Shane Rawley (6–2)	Rick Honeycutt (2–4)	Steve Bedrosian (11)	39,204	22–24

June (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
47	June 1	@ Giants	2–9	Atlee Hammaker (3–1)	Don Carman (3–4)	None	6,655	22–25
48	June 2	@ Giants	7–6	Wally Ritchie (1–0)	Mark Davis (3–4)	Steve Bedrosian (12)	10,826	23–25
49	June 3	@ Giants	1–4	Mike LaCoss (6–2)	Bruce Ruffin (3–5)	Jeff Robinson (8)	10,522	23–26
50	June 5	Expos	7–6	Kevin Gross (4–4)	Andy McGaffigan (0–1)	Steve Bedrosian (13)	26,508	24–26
51	June 6	Expos	4–3	Shane Rawley (7–2)	Bob Sebra (3–6)	None	30,177	25–26
52	June 7	Expos	3–1	Mike Jackson (1–3)	Bryn Smith (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (14)	43,298	26–26
53	June 8	Cardinals	8–12	Ricky Horton (3–0)	Don Carman (3–5)	None	23,422	26–27
54	June 9	Cardinals	3–2	Bruce Ruffin (4–5)	Danny Cox (6–3)	Steve Bedrosian (15)	22,009	27–27
55	June 10	Cardinals	1–3	Greg Mathews (4–4)	Kevin Gross (4–5)	Todd Worrell (14)	27,976	27–28
56	June 12	@ Expos	6–13	Bryn Smith (4–2)	Shane Rawley (7–3)	None	20,031	27–29
57	June 13	@ Expos	5–7	Neal Heaton (9–2)	Mike Jackson (1–4)	Tim Burke (7)	24,221	27–30
58	June 14	@ Expos	11–6	Don Carman (4–5)	Lary Sorensen (3–3)	None	30,209	28–30
59	June 15	@ Cubs	3–2	Kent Tekulve (2–2)	Lee Smith (2–4)	Steve Bedrosian (16)	18,643	29–30
60	June 16	@ Cubs	2–7	Steve Trout (3–1)	Kevin Gross (4–6)	Lee Smith (16)	30,007	29–31
61	June 17	@ Cubs	3–5	Jamie Moyer (7–4)	Shane Rawley (7–4)	Lee Smith (17)	26,447	29–32
62	June 18	@ Cubs	7–9	Rick Sutcliffe (9–3)	Mike Jackson (1–5)	Lee Smith (18)	22,870	29–33
63	June 19	@ Mets	1–8	John Mitchell (1–1)	Don Carman (4–6)	None	46,824	29–34
64	June 20	@ Mets	2–3	Dwight Gooden (3–1)	Kent Tekulve (2–3)	None	49,043	29–35
65	June 21	@ Mets	3–8	Sid Fernandez (9–3)	Kevin Gross (4–7)	Roger McDowell (8)	44,838	29–36
66	June 23	@ Cardinals	4–1	Shane Rawley (8–4)	Lee Tunnell (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (17)	30,455	30–36
67	June 24	@ Cardinals	3–5	Todd Worrell (2–3)	Mike Jackson (1–6)	None	29,328	30–37
68	June 25	@ Cardinals	0–3	Greg Mathews (5–5)	Bruce Ruffin (4–6)	None	38,357	30–38
69	June 26	Mets	5–2	Kevin Gross (5–7)	Sid Fernandez (9–4)	Steve Bedrosian (18)	36,263	31–38
70	June 27	Mets	4–5	Terry Leach (6–0)	Shane Rawley (8–5)	Roger McDowell (9)	40,128	31–39
71	June 28	Mets	5–4	Doug Bair (1–0)	Roger McDowell (4–3)	None	52,206	32–39
72	June 29 (1)	Pirates	6–5	Mike Jackson (2–6)	Barry Jones (2–2)	Steve Bedrosian (19)	see 2nd game	33–39
73	June 29 (2)	Pirates	11–3	Doug Bair (2–0)	Mike Dunne (3–3)	Wally Ritchie (1)	30,046	34–39
74	June 30	Pirates	6–4	Kevin Gross (6–7)	Doug Drabek (1–7)	Steve Bedrosian (20)	20,598	35–39

July (18–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
75	July 1	Pirates	11–4	Shane Rawley (9–5)	Dorn Taylor (2–3)	None	19,977	36–39
76	July 2	Astros	6–7	Larry Andersen (6–4)	Steve Bedrosian (3–2)	Dave Smith (15)	19,213	36–40
77	July 3	Astros	2–1	Bruce Ruffin (5–6)	Nolan Ryan (4–9)	Steve Bedrosian (21)	56,825	37–40
78	July 4	Astros	9–3	Tom Hume (1–0)	Jim Deshaies (8–3)	Mike Jackson (1)	20,178	38–40
79	July 5	Astros	2–8	Mike Scott (10–4)	Kevin Gross (6–8)	Larry Andersen (2)	30,179	38–41
80	July 6	@ Reds	9–6	Mike Jackson (3–6)	Ted Power (6–4)	Steve Bedrosian (22)	18,802	39–41
81	July 7	@ Reds	10–8 (10)	Kent Tekulve (3–3)	John Franco (5–3)	Steve Bedrosian (23)	22,553	40–41
82	July 8	@ Reds	7–2	Bruce Ruffin (6–6)	Guy Hoffman (7–3)	None	26,082	41–41
83	July 9	@ Braves	6–11	Jeff Dedmon (3–3)	Tom Hume (1–1)	None	10,671	41–42
84	July 10	@ Braves	5–2	Shane Rawley (10–5)	Doyle Alexander (4–5)	Steve Bedrosian (24)	12,068	42–42
85	July 11	@ Braves	4–5	Rick Mahler (6–9)	Don Carman (4–7)	Jim Acker (7)	30,503	42–43
86	July 12	@ Braves	3–9	Randy O'Neal (4–1)	Bruce Ruffin (6–7)	Paul Assenmacher (1)	16,579	42–44
–	July 14	1987 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland
87	July 16	@ Astros	1–2	Danny Darwin (6–6)	Mike Jackson (3–7)	None	19,614	42–45
88	July 17	@ Astros	2–1	Shane Rawley (11–5)	Mike Scott (10–6)	Steve Bedrosian (25)	32,608	43–45
89	July 18	@ Astros	4–2	Don Carman (5–7)	Bob Knepper (3–11)	Steve Bedrosian (26)	30,368	44–45
90	July 19	@ Astros	4–1	Bruce Ruffin (7–7)	Nolan Ryan (4–11)	None	25,143	45–45
91	July 20	Reds	6–10 (11)	John Franco (6–3)	Mike Jackson (3–8)	None	27,347	45–46
92	July 21	Reds	3–4	Bill Gullickson (10–6)	Kevin Gross (6–9)	Rob Murphy (2)	27,184	45–47
93	July 22	Reds	5–3	Shane Rawley (12–5)	Tom Browning (5–8)	Steve Bedrosian (27)	28,046	46–47
94	July 23	Braves	5–1	Don Carman (6–7)	Charlie Puleo (3–3)	None	29,163	47–47
95	July 24	Braves	11–5	Bruce Ruffin (8–7)	Rick Mahler (6–10)	None	26,307	48–47
96	July 25	Braves	1–2	David Palmer (5–8)	Tom Hume (1–2)	Gene Garber (9)	32,077	48–48
97	July 26	Braves	7–3	Kent Tekulve (4–3)	Doyle Alexander (5–7)	None	47,022	49–48
98	July 28	@ Pirates	5–2	Shane Rawley (13–5)	Rick Reuschel (8–5)	None	16,270	50–48
99	July 29	@ Pirates	4–3	Don Carman (7–7)	Doug Drabek (2–10)	Steve Bedrosian (28)	28,392	51–48
100	July 30	@ Pirates	1–0	Bruce Ruffin (9–7)	John Smiley (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (29)	11,769	52–48
101	July 31	@ Cubs	8–5	Kent Tekulve (5–3)	Scott Sanderson (4–6)	Steve Bedrosian (30)	32,930	53–48

August (15–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
102	August 1	@ Cubs	3–5	Les Lancaster (3–1)	Tom Hume (1–3)	Lee Smith (26)	33,002	53–49
103	August 2	@ Cubs	2–3 (10)	Lee Smith (3–6)	Jeff Calhoun (0–1)	None	33,629	53–50
104	August 3	@ Mets	2–3 (11)	Roger McDowell (6–3)	Kent Tekulve (5–4)	None	50,297	53–51
105	August 4	@ Mets	3–5	Dwight Gooden (9–3)	Bruce Ruffin (9–8)	None	38,252	53–52
106	August 5	@ Mets	3–13	John Mitchell (3–3)	Kevin Gross (6–10)	Randy Myers (2)	28,178	53–53
107	August 6	Cardinals	2–5	John Tudor (3–1)	Tom Hume (1–4)	Todd Worrell (23)	31,635	53–54
108	August 7	Cardinals	15–5	Shane Rawley (14–5)	Joe Magrane (6–3)	None	31,247	54–54
109	August 8	Cardinals	5–9	Todd Worrell (6–6)	Don Carman (7–8)	None	46,732	54–55
110	August 9	Cardinals	8–7 (14)	Wally Ritchie (2–0)	Ricky Horton (6–2)	None	37,158	55–55
111	August 10	Cubs	4–2	Todd Frohwirth (1–0)	Jamie Moyer (9–9)	Steve Bedrosian (31)	26,796	56–55
112	August 11	Cubs	9–8 (13)	Kevin Gross (7–10)	Bob Tewksbury (1–8)	None	30,459	57–55
113	August 12	Cubs	13–7	Jeff Calhoun (1–1)	Ed Lynch (1–7)	None	36,190	58–55
114	August 13	@ Cardinals	4–2 (13)	Steve Bedrosian (4–2)	Ken Dayley (7–3)	Wally Ritchie (2)	37,088	59–55
115	August 14	@ Cardinals	4–8	Greg Mathews (8–8)	Bruce Ruffin (9–9)	Todd Worrell (25)	47,913	59–56
116	August 15	@ Cardinals	5–2	Kevin Gross (8–10)	Bob Forsch (10–4)	Steve Bedrosian (32)	48,309	60–56
117	August 16	@ Cardinals	4–3	Shane Rawley (15–5)	John Tudor (3–2)	Steve Bedrosian (33)	43,759	61–56
118	August 18	Padres	4–9 (11)	Rich Gossage (4–3)	Wally Ritchie (2–1)	None	27,867	61–57
119	August 19	Padres	6–5	Bruce Ruffin (10–9)	Mark Grant (3–7)	Jeff Calhoun (1)	30,595	62–57
120	August 20	Padres	10–2	Freddie Toliver (1–0)	Eric Show (6–15)	Wally Ritchie (3)	23,446	63–57
121	August 21 (1)	Dodgers	2–1 (11)	Kent Tekulve (6–4)	Matt Young (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	64–57
122	August 21 (2)	Dodgers	7–3	Shane Rawley (16–5)	Tim Leary (3–9)	None	48,656	65–57
123	August 22	Dodgers	2–0	Mike Maddux (1–0)	Rick Honeycutt (2–12)	Kent Tekulve (3)	27,160	66–57
124	August 23	Dodgers	1–5	Orel Hershiser (13–12)	Don Carman (7–9)	None	36,407	66–58
125	August 24	Giants	1–6	Rick Reuschel (9–6)	Bruce Ruffin (10–10)	None	30,237	66–59
126	August 25	Giants	2–3	Scott Garrelts (11–7)	Kevin Gross (8–11)	None	28,841	66–60
127	August 26	Giants	0–2	Don Robinson (8–6)	Shane Rawley (16–6)	None	23,776	66–61
128	August 28	@ Padres	8–1	Don Carman (8–9)	Ed Whitson (10–9)	None	12,711	67–61
129	August 29	@ Padres	1–3	Eric Nolte (2–2)	Bruce Ruffin (10–11)	None	12,492	67–62
130	August 30	@ Padres	1–6	Mark Grant (5–7)	Kevin Gross (8–12)	None	12,072	67–63
131	August 31	@ Dodgers	4–2	Shane Rawley (17–6)	Bob Welch (11–9)	Steve Bedrosian (34)	38,104	68–63

September (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
132	September 1	@ Dodgers	7–5	Wally Ritchie (3–1)	Tim Leary (3–11)	Steve Bedrosian (35)	23,074	69–63
133	September 2	@ Dodgers	6–2	Don Carman (9–9)	Orel Hershiser (13–13)	None	19,958	70–63
134	September 4	@ Giants	2–3 (10)	Don Robinson (9–6)	Wally Ritchie (3–2)	None	16,644	70–64
135	September 5	@ Giants	3–6	Dave Dravecky (9–9)	Shane Rawley (17–7)	Kelly Downs (1)	22,694	70–65
136	September 6	@ Giants	1–4	Rick Reuschel (11–7)	Freddie Toliver (1–1)	None	40,768	70–66
137	September 7	@ Mets	5–3	Don Carman (10–9)	Dwight Gooden (13–5)	Steve Bedrosian (36)	45,699	71–66
138	September 8	@ Mets	2–5	Terry Leach (11–1)	Bruce Ruffin (10–12)	Doug Sisk (3)	17,518	71–67
139	September 9	@ Mets	5–11	Rick Aguilera (8–2)	Shane Rawley (17–8)	None	30,362	71–68
140	September 11	Pirates	2–4	Doug Drabek (8–11)	Kevin Gross (8–13)	Jim Gott (10)	20,085	71–69
141	September 12	Pirates	4–12	Mike Dunne (11–5)	Don Carman (10–10)	None	15,440	71–70
142	September 13	Pirates	1–6	Brian Fisher (9–9)	Bruce Ruffin (10–13)	None	12,610	71–71
143	September 14	Cardinals	3–2 (11)	Jeff Calhoun (2–1)	Ken Dayley (9–5)	None	20,749	72–71
144	September 15	Cardinals	3–4	Ricky Horton (7–3)	Kevin Gross (8–14)	Todd Worrell (29)	20,697	72–72
145	September 16	Cubs	8–5	Mike Maddux (2–0)	Lee Smith (4–10)	Steve Bedrosian (37)	17,598	73–72
146	September 17	Cubs	4–3	Don Carman (11–10)	Jamie Moyer (11–14)	Steve Bedrosian (38)	10,338	74–72
147	September 18	@ Expos	3–6	Bryn Smith (10–7)	Bruce Ruffin (10–14)	None	23,466	74–73
148	September 19	@ Expos	4–12	Dennis Martínez (10–3)	Shane Rawley (17–9)	Jeff Parrett (6)	33,072	74–74
149	September 20	@ Expos	4–1	Kevin Gross (9–14)	Neal Heaton (12–9)	Steve Bedrosian (39)	35,082	75–74
150	September 21	@ Cardinals	1–3	John Tudor (8–2)	Don Carman (11–11)	Todd Worrell (31)	38,396	75–75
151	September 22	@ Cardinals	2–3	Danny Cox (10–8)	Shane Rawley (17–10)	Todd Worrell (32)	42,725	75–76
152	September 23	@ Cubs	5–0	Bruce Ruffin (11–14)	Jamie Moyer (11–15)	None	7,160	76–76
153	September 24	@ Cubs	3–2 (11)	Steve Bedrosian (5–2)	Jay Baller (0–1)	None	6,904	77–76
154	September 25	Expos	4–2	Don Carman (12–11)	Neal Heaton (12–10)	Steve Bedrosian (40)	16,641	78–76
155	September 26	Expos	4–7	Pascual Pérez (6–0)	Shane Rawley (17–11)	Andy McGaffigan (11)	27,453	78–77
156	September 27	Expos	3–5	Jeff Parrett (6–5)	Mike Jackson (3–9)	Tim Burke (16)	33,662	78–78
157	September 28	Mets	0–1	John Candelaria (10–6)	Kevin Gross (9–15)	Randy Myers (6)	26,440	78–79
158	September 29	Mets	3–0	Don Carman (13–11)	David Cone (5–6)	None	30,799	79–79
159	September 30	Mets	4–3 (10)	Jeff Calhoun (3–1)	Jesse Orosco (3–9)	None	27,672	80–79

October (0–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 2	@ Pirates	4–6	Bob Walk (8–2)	Mike Jackson (3–10)	Jim Gott (13)	8,245	80–80
161	October 3	@ Pirates	5–10	Vicente Palacios (2–1)	Kevin Gross (9–16)	None	12,790	80–81
162	October 4	@ Pirates	2–4	Mike Dunne (13–6)	Steve Bedrosian (5–3)	Jeff Robinson (14)	26,734	80–82

1986 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1986 Game Log^[110]
Overall Record: 86–75

April (8–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 7	@ Reds	4–7	Mario Soto (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	Ron Robinson (1)	54,960	0–1
2	April 9	@ Reds	5–3 (11)	Steve Bedrosian (1–0)	Ted Power (0–1)	None	11,411	1–1
3	April 11	Mets	7–9	Bob Ojeda (1–0)	Kevin Gross (0–1)	Jesse Orosco (1)	36,190	1–2
4	April 12	Mets	9–8 (14)	Charles Hudson (1–0)	Randy Niemann (0–1)	None	22,737	2–2
5	April 13	Mets	4–2	Shane Rawley (1–0)	Rick Aguilera (0–1)	None	27,691	3–2
6	April 14	Pirates	1–3 (10)	Cecilio Guante (1–0)	Steve Bedrosian (1–1)	Jim Winn (1)	16,200	3–3
–	April 15	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[111] Makeup: August 15 as a traditional double-header
–	April 16	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[112] Makeup: August 16 as a traditional double-header
7	April 18	@ Mets	2–5	Ron Darling (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–2)	Jesse Orosco (2)	26,906	3–4
8	April 19	@ Mets	2–3	Dwight Gooden (2–0)	Shane Rawley (1–1)	None	38,333	3–5
9	April 20	@ Mets	0–8	Sid Fernandez (1–0)	Kevin Gross (0–2)	None	41,848	3–6
10	April 22	@ Expos	2–8	Andy McGaffigan (1–0)	Charles Hudson (1–1)	Tim Burke (2)	4,276	3–7
11	April 23	@ Expos	5–4	Steve Carlton (1–2)	Joe Hesketh (0–3)	Steve Bedrosian (1)	6,293	4–7
12	April 24	@ Pirates	4–2	Shane Rawley (2–1)	Rick Rhoden (2–1)	None	14,622	5–7
13	April 25	@ Pirates	6–3	Kevin Gross (1–2)	Rick Reuschel (2–2)	Steve Bedrosian (2)	11,847	6–7
14	April 26	@ Pirates	6–5	Charles Hudson (2–1)	Larry McWilliams (0–2)	Steve Bedrosian (3)	16,373	7–7
15	April 27	@ Pirates	5–13	Mike Bielecki (1–0)	Steve Carlton (1–3)	Bob Walk (1)	17,218	7–8
16	April 29	Astros	12–4	Shane Rawley (3–1)	Nolan Ryan (3–3)	None	16,313	8–8
17	April 30	Astros	0–1	Mike Scott (3–2)	Kevin Gross (1–3)	Dave Smith (7)	17,134	8–9

May (12–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
18	May 2	Braves	1–7	David Palmer (2–1)	Steve Carlton (1–4)	None	20,237	8–10
19	May 3	Braves	4–10	Rick Mahler (2–4)	Shane Rawley (3–2)	None	20,511	8–11
20	May 4	Braves	5–1	Kevin Gross (2–3)	Joe Johnson (3–2)	None	37,352	9–11
21	May 5	Expos	4–6	Dan Schatzeder (1–0)	Kent Tekulve (0–1)	Jeff Reardon (3)	15,425	9–12
22	May 6	Expos	0–8	Andy McGaffigan (2–0)	Steve Carlton (1–5)	None	16,528	9–13
23	May 7	Expos	2–8	Floyd Youmans (1–3)	Shane Rawley (3–3)	Tim Burke (3)	15,840	9–14
24	May 9	@ Braves	7–6	Kevin Gross (3–3)	Joe Johnson (3–3)	Steve Bedrosian (4)	11,817	10–14
25	May 10	@ Braves	1–3	Zane Smith (3–2)	Charles Hudson (2–2)	Paul Assenmacher (2)	25,958	10–15
26	May 11	@ Braves	2–1	Steve Bedrosian (2–1)	Craig McMurtry (1–2)	None	15,689	11–15
27	May 12	@ Astros	5–1	Shane Rawley (4–3)	Jim Deshaies (0–1)	None	8,354	12–15
28	May 13	@ Astros	2–3 (11)	Julio Solano (2–0)	Dave Rucker (0–1)	None	7,087	12–16
29	May 14	Reds	8–6	Don Carman (1–0)	John Franco (0–1)	Steve Bedrosian (5)	21,877	13–16
30	May 15	Reds	5–6	Ron Robinson (3–0)	Steve Bedrosian (2–2)	None	20,767	13–17
31	May 16	@ Giants	3–0	Steve Carlton (2–5)	Roger Mason (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (1)	16,560	14–17
32	May 17	@ Giants	7–12	Mike Krukow (5–3)	Shane Rawley (4–4)	Greg Minton (4)	14,260	14–18
33	May 18	@ Giants	1–4	Scott Garrelts (4–3)	Freddie Toliver (0–1)	Jeff Robinson (4)	31,186	14–19
34	May 20	@ Padres	3–4	Eric Show (3–2)	Kevin Gross (3–4)	Rich Gossage (8)	13,997	14–20
35	May 21	@ Padres	2–7	Dave Dravecky (4–3)	Charles Hudson (2–3)	None	12,674	14–21
36	May 22	@ Padres	2–6	Andy Hawkins (3–3)	Steve Carlton (2–6)	Craig Lefferts (1)	21,173	14–22
37	May 23	@ Dodgers	8–2	Shane Rawley (5–4)	Jerry Reuss (2–3)	None	39,354	15–22
38	May 24	@ Dodgers	0–6	Fernando Valenzuela (7–2)	Freddie Toliver (0–2)	None	47,725	15–23
39	May 25	@ Dodgers	2–5	Orel Hershiser (5–3)	Kevin Gross (3–5)	None	40,424	15–24
40	May 27	Giants	6–2	Steve Carlton (3–6)	Jeff Robinson (2–1)	None	16,023	16–24
41	May 28	Giants	4–0	Shane Rawley (6–4)	Scott Garrelts (4–5)	None	17,003	17–24
42	May 29	Giants	5–4	Don Carman (2–0)	Greg Minton (2–3)	None	17,785	18–24
43	May 30	Padres	2–0	Kevin Gross (4–5)	Eric Show (3–3)	None	10,608	19–24
44	May 31	Padres	1–0	Charles Hudson (3–3)	Dave Dravecky (5–4)	Steve Bedrosian (6)	21,211	20–24

June (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
45	June 1	Padres	16–5	Steve Carlton (4–6)	Andy Hawkins (3–4)	None	35,144	21–24
46	June 2	Dodgers	13–2	Shane Rawley (7–4)	Jerry Reuss (2–5)	None	21,476	22–24
47	June 3	Dodgers	4–11	Fernando Valenzuela (8–3)	Mike Maddux (0–1)	None	24,373	22–25
48	June 4	Dodgers	8–7	Kevin Gross (5–5)	Orel Hershiser (5–4)	Steve Bedrosian (7)	26,983	23–25
49	June 5	@ Expos	7–3	Charles Hudson (4–3)	Jay Tibbs (3–2)	None	10,845	24–25
50	June 6	@ Expos	9–10 (10)	Tim Burke (3–1)	Dave Rucker (0–2)	None	18,325	24–26
51	June 7	@ Expos	3–1	Shane Rawley (8–4)	Andy McGaffigan (3–2)	None	20,486	25–26
52	June 8	@ Expos	0–12	Floyd Youmans (5–5)	Mike Maddux (0–2)	None	20,743	25–27
53	June 9	@ Mets	3–2 (10)	Don Carman (3–0)	Doug Sisk (0–1)	Steve Bedrosian (8)	26,050	26–27
54	June 10	@ Mets	4–8 (11)	Roger McDowell (6–0)	Randy Lerch (0–1)	None	27,472	26–28
55	June 11	@ Mets	3–5	Ron Darling (7–2)	Steve Carlton (4–7)	Jesse Orosco (11)	27,830	26–29
56	June 13	Expos	2–1	Shane Rawley (9–4)	Tim Burke (4–2)	None	24,491	27–29
57	June 14	Expos	7–6	Randy Lerch (1–1)	Bert Roberge (0–2)	Steve Bedrosian (9)	25,769	28–29
58	June 15	Expos	0–2	Andy McGaffigan (4–2)	Charles Hudson (4–4)	Jeff Reardon (15)	30,242	28–30
59	June 16	@ Cubs	5–7	Jamie Moyer (1–0)	Steve Carlton (4–8)	Lee Smith (9)	20,614	28–31
60	June 17	@ Cubs	11–8	Kent Tekulve (1–1)	Ray Fontenot (2–2)	None	27,114	29–31
61	June 18	@ Cubs	4–5 (10)	Lee Smith (4–4)	Steve Bedrosian (2–3)	None	38,093	29–32
62	June 19	Cardinals	5–3	Kevin Gross (6–5)	Ray Burris (3–3)	Don Carman (1)	22,376	30–32
63	June 20	Cardinals	2–9	Bob Forsch (6–4)	Charles Hudson (4–5)	None	25,292	30–33
64	June 21	Cardinals	6–8	Todd Worrell (4–7)	Don Carman (3–1)	Ken Dayley (3)	38,601	30–34
65	June 22	Cardinals	4–7	Greg Mathews (4–1)	Mike Maddux (0–3)	Todd Worrell (13)	32,570	30–35
66	June 23	Cubs	19–1	Shane Rawley (10–4)	Jamie Moyer (1–1)	None	21,899	31–35
67	June 24	Cubs	7–6 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (3–3)	Lee Smith (4–5)	None	24,757	32–35
68	June 25	Cubs	7–10	Guy Hoffman (3–2)	Charles Hudson (4–6)	Lee Smith (11)	22,085	32–36
69	June 27	@ Cardinals	2–1 (17)	Kent Tekulve (2–1)	Rick Ownbey (1–2)	Tom Hume (1)	37,903	33–36
70	June 28	@ Cardinals	7–4 (10)	Steve Bedrosian (4–3)	Pat Perry (1–2)	Tom Hume (2)	43,513	34–36
71	June 29	@ Cardinals	8–7	Steve Bedrosian (5–3)	Todd Worrell (5–8)	None	42,959	35–36
72	June 30	@ Pirates	2–3	Bob Walk (3–4)	Charles Hudson (4–7)	Cecilio Guante (4)	5,881	35–37

July (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	@ Pirates	5–4 (12)	Tom Hume (1–0)	Larry McWilliams (1–5)	None	8,118	36–37
74	July 2	@ Pirates	3–4	Rick Rhoden (9–4)	Don Carman (3–2)	None	6,782	36–38
75	July 3	Reds	7–3	Bruce Ruffin (1–0)	John Denny (5–8)	Tom Hume (3)	61,475	37–38
76	July 4	Reds	1–4	Tom Browning (6–7)	Kevin Gross (6–6)	Ron Robinson (6)	20,490	37–39
77	July 5	Reds	2–7	Chris Welsh (3–2)	Charles Hudson (4–8)	None	23,620	37–40
78	July 6	Reds	12–5	Tom Hume (2–0)	Joe Price (1–2)	Kent Tekulve (2)	28,420	38–40
79	July 7	Braves	7–3	Shane Rawley (11–4)	David Palmer (5–7)	Steve Bedrosian (10)	18,768	39–40
80	July 8	Braves	8–2	Bruce Ruffin (2–0)	Rick Mahler (10–7)	None	22,202	40–40
81	July 9	Braves	3–7	Doyle Alexander (6–4)	Kevin Gross (6–7)	Gene Garber (10)	27,371	40–41
82	July 10	@ Astros	4–11	Mark Knudson (1–3)	Charles Hudson (4–9)	None	18,289	40–42
83	July 11	@ Astros	4–1	Don Carman (4–2)	Mike Scott (9–6)	Steve Bedrosian (11)	18,047	41–42
84	July 12	@ Astros	3–4	Nolan Ryan (6–6)	Shane Rawley (11–5)	Dave Smith (17)	17,491	41–43
85	July 13	@ Astros	5–4 (11)	Steve Bedrosian (6–3)	Dave Smith (1–6)	None	20,597	42–43
–	July 15	1986 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at the Houston Astrodome in Houston
86	July 17	@ Reds	6–7 (11)	Ted Power (4–5)	Tom Gorman (0–1)	None	24,488	42–44
87	July 18	@ Reds	5–6	Tom Browning (9–7)	Bruce Ruffin (2–1)	John Franco (15)	24,072	42–45
88	July 19	@ Reds	2–5	Bill Gullickson (7–6)	Shane Rawley (11–6)	Ron Robinson (8)	20,994	42–46
89	July 20	@ Reds	9–3	Charles Hudson (5–9)	John Denny (6–9)	None	26,190	43–46
90	July 21	@ Braves	3–1	Kent Tekulve (3–1)	Jeff Dedmon (3–5)	Steve Bedrosian (12)	12,731	44–46
91	July 22	@ Braves	5–4 (11)	Steve Bedrosian (7–3)	Craig McMurtry (1–6)	Tom Hume (4)	14,249	45–46
92	July 23	@ Braves	4–2	Bruce Ruffin (3–1)	Doyle Alexander (6–6)	None	11,770	46–46
93	July 24	Astros	3–9	Mike Scott (10–6)	Shane Rawley (11–7)	None	31,094	46–47
94	July 25	Astros	4–2	Charles Hudson (6–9)	Jim Deshaies (5–3)	Steve Bedrosian (13)	23,387	47–47
95	July 26	Astros	3–2	Don Carman (5–2)	Mark Knudson (1–4)	Dan Schatzeder (2)	34,075	48–47
96	July 27	Astros	2–3	Nolan Ryan (7–7)	Kevin Gross (6–8)	Aurelio López (4)	33,192	48–48
97	July 28	Cardinals	1–3	Danny Cox (5–8)	Bruce Ruffin (3–2)	None	21,553	48–49
98	July 29	Cardinals	12–7	Tom Hume (3–0)	Tim Conroy (3–6)	None	21,970	49–49
99	July 30	Cardinals	3–6	Bob Forsch (10–6)	Charles Hudson (6–10)	Todd Worrell (21)	24,324	49–50

August (19–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	August 1	Cubs	4–3 (11)	Kent Tekulve (4–1)	Frank DiPino (1–6)	None	25,892	50–50
101	August 2	Cubs	12–2	Kevin Gross (7–8)	Scott Sanderson (5–8)	None	22,062	51–50
102	August 3	Cubs	6–2	Steve Bedrosian (8–3)	Frank DiPino (1–7)	None	27,330	52–50
103	August 4	@ Cardinals	2–3	Todd Worrell (7–8)	Dan Schatzeder (3–3)	None	27,059	52–51
104	August 5	@ Cardinals	4–7	Bob Forsch (11–6)	Mike Maddux (0–4)	None	24,870	52–52
105	August 6	@ Cardinals	1–2	Greg Mathews (7–3)	Don Carman (5–3)	Todd Worrell (22)	32,714	52–53
106	August 7	@ Cardinals	5–6	John Tudor (11–5)	Kevin Gross (7–9)	Todd Worrell (23)	23,171	52–54
107	August 8	@ Cubs	1–2	Steve Trout (5–5)	Bruce Ruffin (3–3)	Lee Smith (21)	27,811	52–55
108	August 9	@ Cubs	4–2	Charles Hudson (7–10)	Dennis Eckersley (6–7)	Steve Bedrosian (14)	33,003	53–55
109	August 10	@ Cubs	0–4	Ed Lynch (3–1)	Mike Maddux (0–5)	None	30,009	53–56
110	August 11	Mets	4–8	Dwight Gooden (12–4)	Don Carman (5–4)	None	43,133	53–57
111	August 12	Mets	3–1	Kevin Gross (8–9)	Rick Aguilera (6–4)	None	36,442	54–57
112	August 13	Mets	8–4	Bruce Ruffin (4–3)	Bob Ojeda (12–4)	None	39,041	55–57
113	August 14	Pirates	8–7	Kent Tekulve (5–1)	Barry Jones (1–2)	None	20,643	56–57
114	August 15 (1)	Pirates	5–6	Cecilio Guante (5–2)	Dan Schatzeder (3–4)	Don Robinson (8)	see 2nd game	56–58
115	August 15 (2)	Pirates	3–2	Mike Maddux (1–5)	Jim Winn (2–5)	Steve Bedrosian (15)	27,724	57–58
116	August 16 (1)	Pirates	1–6	Rick Rhoden (13–7)	Kevin Gross (8–10)	None	see 2nd game	57–59
117	August 16 (2)	Pirates	6–0	Tom Hume (4–0)	Larry McWilliams (2–9)	Kent Tekulve (3)	31,349	58–59
118	August 17	Pirates	5–1 (5)	Bruce Ruffin (5–3)	Rick Reuschel (7–14)	None	34,298	59–59
119	August 19	@ Giants	6–5	Kent Tekulve (6–1)	Scott Garrelts (10–9)	Steve Bedrosian (16)	10,316	60–59
120	August 20	@ Giants	1–0 (10)	Don Carman (6–4)	Mike Krukow (12–7)	Steve Bedrosian (17)	10,723	61–59
121	August 21	@ Giants	6–7	Mark Davis (4–4)	Kent Tekulve (6–2)	Scott Garrelts (5)	7,959	61–60
122	August 22	@ Padres	4–1	Bruce Ruffin (6–3)	Ed Whitson (6–8)	None	16,296	62–60
123	August 23	@ Padres	3–4 (12)	Lance McCullers (6–6)	Kent Tekulve (6–3)	None	25,884	62–61
124	August 24	@ Padres	6–5	Kent Tekulve (7–3)	Rich Gossage (5–6)	Steve Bedrosian (18)	13,409	63–61
125	August 25	@ Dodgers	1–3	Fernando Valenzuela (16–9)	Don Carman (6–5)	None	35,553	63–62
126	August 26	@ Dodgers	6–4	Kevin Gross (9–10)	Ed Vande Berg (1–5)	None	30,979	64–62
127	August 27	@ Dodgers	2–1	Bruce Ruffin (7–3)	Bob Welch (6–10)	Steve Bedrosian (19)	23,543	65–62
128	August 29	Giants	6–4	Mike Maddux (2–5)	Mike Krukow (13–8)	Steve Bedrosian (20)	21,572	66–62
129	August 30	Giants	5–3	Don Carman (7–5)	Mike LaCoss (9–10)	Steve Bedrosian (21)	23,022	67–62
130	August 31	Giants	4–3	Kent Tekulve (8–3)	Vida Blue (9–9)	Steve Bedrosian (22)	24,082	68–62

September (16–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 1	Padres	5–4	Kent Tekulve (9–3)	Craig Lefferts (7–6)	None	25,385	69–62
132	September 2	Padres	2–6	Dave LaPoint (4–7)	Jeff Bittiger (0–1)	None	15,553	69–63
133	September 3	Padres	5–6	Bob Stoddard (1–0)	Steve Bedrosian (8–4)	Lance McCullers (3)	15,066	69–64
134	September 5	Dodgers	4–0	Don Carman (8–5)	Orel Hershiser (12–11)	Steve Bedrosian (23)	15,245	70–64
135	September 6	Dodgers	2–3	Fernando Valenzuela (18–9)	Kevin Gross (9–11)	None	22,394	70–65
136	September 7	Dodgers	2–1	Kent Tekulve (10–3)	Ken Howell (5–10)	None	25,706	71–65
137	September 8	@ Cubs	4–7	Ed Lynch (5–4)	Mike Maddux (2–6)	Lee Smith (26)	6,857	71–66
138	September 9	@ Cubs	6–8 (10)	Lee Smith (9–9)	Steve Bedrosian (8–5)	None	8,785	71–67
139	September 10	@ Cubs	7–8	Guy Hoffman (5–2)	Kent Tekulve (10–4)	Lee Smith (27)	9,029	71–68
140	September 12	Mets	6–3	Bruce Ruffin (8–3)	Dwight Gooden (14–6)	Steve Bedrosian (24)	43,070	72–68
141	September 13	Mets	6–5	Dan Schatzeder (4–4)	Roger McDowell (13–8)	Steve Bedrosian (25)	47,108	73–68
142	September 14	Mets	6–0	Kevin Gross (10–11)	Sid Fernandez (15–5)	None	38,652	74–68
143	September 15	Pirates	5–0	Don Carman (9–5)	Rick Rhoden (15–9)	None	14,089	75–68
144	September 16	Pirates	9–5	Kent Tekulve (11–4)	Mike Bielecki (6–11)	None	14,315	76–68
145	September 17	Cardinals	5–8	Bob Forsch (14–8)	Bruce Ruffin (8–4)	Todd Worrell (34)	15,737	76–69
146	September 18	Cardinals	4–3	Mike Maddux (3–6)	Greg Mathews (10–7)	Steve Bedrosian (26)	12,847	77–69
147	September 19	@ Mets	4–3	Kevin Gross (11–11)	Sid Fernandez (15–6)	Steve Bedrosian (27)	35,023	78–69
148	September 20	@ Mets	5–9	Ron Darling (14–5)	Tom Hume (4–1)	None	39,104	78–70
149	September 21	@ Mets	7–1	Marvin Freeman (1–0)	John Mitchell (0–1)	None	42,631	79–70
150	September 22	@ Pirates	8–4	Jeff Bittiger (1–1)	Bob Kipper (5–8)	None	3,934	80–70
151	September 23	@ Pirates	5–6	Barry Jones (3–4)	Steve Bedrosian (8–6)	None	3,631	80–71
152	September 24	@ Cardinals	1–7	Danny Cox (11–12)	Kevin Gross (11–12)	None	21,272	80–72
153	September 25	@ Cardinals	4–5	Ray Soff (4–0)	Dan Schatzeder (4–5)	Todd Worrell (35)	15,595	80–73
154	September 26	@ Expos	5–0	Marvin Freeman (2–0)	Sergio Valdez (0–4)	Kent Tekulve (4)	6,133	81–73
155	September 27	@ Expos	1–0	Don Carman (10–5)	Floyd Youmans (13–11)	Steve Bedrosian (28)	6,493	82–73
156	September 28	@ Expos	5–2	Kevin Gross (12–12)	Dennis Martínez (3–6)	Steve Bedrosian (29)	10,064	83–73
157	September 29	Cubs	3–8	Greg Maddux (2–4)	Mike Maddux (3–7)	None	14,355	83–74
158	September 30	Cubs	9–2	Bruce Ruffin (9–4)	Drew Hall (1–2)	None	13,377	84–74

October (2–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	October 1	Cubs	Cancelled (rain);^[113] Was not rescheduled
159	October 3	Expos	5–6	Andy McGaffigan (10–5)	Kent Tekulve (11–5)	Randy St. Claire (1)	11,614	84–75
160	October 4	Expos	5–4 (14)	Dan Schatzeder (5–5)	Bert Roberge (0–4)	None	16,796	85–75
161	October 5	Expos	2–1 (10)	Dan Schatzeder (6–5)	Curt Brown (0–1)	None	25,293	86–75

1985 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1985 Game Log^[114]
Overall Record: 75–87

April (8–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 9	Braves	0–6	Rick Mahler (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	35,361	0–1
2	April 11	Braves	3–6	Zane Smith (1–0)	John Denny (0–1)	Bruce Sutter (1)	17,987	0–2
3	April 12	@ Astros	3–8	Dave Smith (1–0)	Larry Andersen (0–1)	Jeff Calhoun (1)	11,879	0–3
4	April 13	@ Astros	4–2	Shane Rawley (1–0)	Ron Mathis (0–1)	Al Holland (1)	19,772	1–3
5	April 14	@ Astros	3–5	Nolan Ryan (2–0)	Steve Carlton (0–2)	None	15,277	1–4
6	April 15	@ Cubs	1–2	Steve Trout (2–0)	Kevin Gross (0–1)	Lee Smith (2)	8,347	1–5
7	April 16	@ Cubs	0–1 (10)	Dennis Eckersley (1–1)	Al Holland (0–1)	None	11,937	1–6
8	April 17	@ Cubs	4–5	George Frazier (1–0)	Kevin Gross (0–2)	Lee Smith (3)	15,752	1–7
9	April 19	Mets	0–1	Dwight Gooden (2–0)	Charles Hudson (0–1)	Jesse Orosco (1)	32,420	1–8
10	April 20	Mets	7–6	John Denny (1–1)	Ed Lynch (0–1)	Larry Andersen (1)	24,013	2–8
11	April 21	Mets	10–6	Kevin Gross (1–2)	Doug Sisk (1–1)	None	30,186	3–8
12	April 22	@ Expos	9–1	Shane Rawley (2–0)	Joe Hesketh (1–1)	None	6,249	4–8
13	April 23	@ Expos	4–5 (10)	Jeff Reardon (1–0)	Charles Hudson (0–2)	None	8,223	4–9
14	April 24	@ Expos	6–7	Bryn Smith (3–0)	John Denny (1–2)	Tim Burke (1)	10,417	4–10
15	April 26	Cubs	3–7	Dennis Eckersley (3–1)	Jerry Koosman (0–1)	None	27,187	4–11
16	April 27	Cubs	6–1	Shane Rawley (3–0)	Scott Sanderson (1–1)	None	25,220	5–11
17	April 28	Cubs	3–2	Kevin Gross (2–2)	Rick Sutcliffe (3–2)	Larry Andersen (2)	31,890	6–11
18	April 29	Expos	3–2 (10)	Kent Tekulve (1–0)	Bert Roberge (0–1)	None	19,124	7–11
19	April 30	Expos	11–0	Jerry Koosman (1–1)	Bill Gullickson (3–2)	None	18,104	8–11

May (9–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 1	Expos	2–3	David Palmer (2–2)	Shane Rawley (3–1)	Jeff Reardon (6)	17,464	8–12
21	May 3	Astros	3–2	Kent Tekulve (2–0)	Frank DiPino (1–3)	None	17,330	9–12
22	May 4	Astros	7–5 (13)	Dave Rucker (1–0)	Bill Dawley (0–2)	None	25,521	10–12
23	May 5	Astros	3–4	Joe Niekro (2–3)	Shane Rawley (3–2)	Frank DiPino (4)	27,506	10–13
24	May 7	Reds	0–2	Mario Soto (5–2)	Kevin Gross (2–3)	Ted Power (4)	21,902	10–14
25	May 8	Reds	2–8	Jay Tibbs (2–4)	John Denny (1–3)	None	22,416	10–15
26	May 10	@ Mets	0–5	Dwight Gooden (5–1)	Steve Carlton (0–3)	None	46,143	10–16
27	May 11	@ Mets	0–4	Sid Fernandez (1–0)	Shane Rawley (3–3)	Roger McDowell (1)	29,635	10–17
28	May 12	@ Mets	2–3	Ron Darling (3–1)	Kevin Gross (2–4)	Jesse Orosco (4)	32,597	10–18
29	May 13	@ Reds	3–7	John Stuper (4–2)	John Denny (1–4)	None	12,068	10–19
30	May 14	@ Reds	7–1	Charles Hudson (1–2)	Tom Browning (3–2)	None	10,079	11–19
31	May 15	@ Braves	2–3 (10)	Bruce Sutter (2–0)	Kent Tekulve (2–1)	None	10,292	11–20
32	May 16	@ Braves	3–6	Jeff Dedmon (1–0)	Larry Andersen (0–2)	Bruce Sutter (6)	10,116	11–21
33	May 17	Dodgers	10–5	Kevin Gross (3–4)	Jerry Reuss (2–4)	None	16,334	12–21
34	May 18	Dodgers	7–5	Larry Andersen (1–2)	Tom Niedenfuer (1–2)	Don Carman (1)	24,189	13–21
35	May 19	Dodgers	2–3	Fernando Valenzuela (4–4)	Charles Hudson (1–3)	Ken Howell (5)	35,276	13–22
36	May 20	Giants	2–1	Steve Carlton (1–3)	Vida Blue (2–1)	Kent Tekulve (1)	20,634	14–22
37	May 21	Giants	6–5	Shane Rawley (4–3)	Atlee Hammaker (0–4)	Kent Tekulve (2)	18,583	15–22
38	May 22	Giants	2–6	Dave LaPoint (2–5)	Kevin Gross (3–5)	Scott Garrelts (4)	18,804	15–23
39	May 24	Padres	0–1	Dave Dravecky (4–2)	John Denny (1–5)	Rich Gossage (12)	20,262	15–24
40	May 25	Padres	1–4	Andy Hawkins (9–0)	Charles Hudson (1–4)	None	20,539	15–25
41	May 26	Padres	2–7	LaMarr Hoyt (4–4)	Steve Carlton (1–4)	Rich Gossage (13)	40,182	15–26
42	May 27	Padres	10–9	Kent Tekulve (3–1)	Craig Lefferts (1–1)	None	27,283	16–26
43	May 29	@ Dodgers	1–6	Orel Hershiser (5–0)	Kevin Gross (3–6)	None	36,422	16–27
44	May 30	@ Dodgers	6–1	John Denny (2–5)	Fernando Valenzuela (5–5)	None	29,591	17–27
45	May 31	@ Giants	3–4	Mike Krukow (4–3)	Charles Hudson (1–5)	Mark Davis (1)	7,755	17–28

June (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
46	June 1	@ Giants	1–2	Atlee Hammaker (2–4)	Steve Carlton (1–5)	Greg Minton (1)	21,313	17–29
47	June 2	@ Giants	1–3	Vida Blue (3–1)	Shane Rawley (4–4)	Mark Davis (2)	13,799	17–30
48	June 3	@ Padres	3–2	Kevin Gross (4–6)	Dave Dravecky (4–3)	Kent Tekulve (3)	17,740	18–30
49	June 4	@ Padres	5–6	Craig Lefferts (2–2)	Kent Tekulve (3–2)	None	25,141	18–31
50	June 5	@ Padres	1–3	LaMarr Hoyt (6–4)	Charles Hudson (1–6)	None	30,352	18–32
51	June 7	Expos	1–3	David Palmer (4–5)	Steve Carlton (1–6)	Jeff Reardon (16)	21,039	18–33
52	June 8	Expos	3–4	Bryn Smith (6–2)	Shane Rawley (4–5)	Jeff Reardon (17)	22,486	18–34
53	June 9	Expos	4–1	Kevin Gross (5–6)	Joe Hesketh (5–3)	Kent Tekulve (4)	22,628	19–34
54	June 10	Mets	6–4	John Denny (3–5)	Sid Fernandez (1–3)	None	22,183	20–34
55	June 11	Mets	26–7	Charles Hudson (2–6)	Tom Gorman (3–3)	None	22,591	21–34
56	June 12	Mets	3–7 (11)	Rick Aguilera (1–0)	Dave Rucker (1–1)	None	22,455	21–35
57	June 13	Mets	5–4	Shane Rawley (5–5)	Jesse Orosco (1–3)	None	23,381	22–35
58	June 14	@ Pirates	2–3	José DeLeón (2–8)	Don Carman (0–1)	Don Robinson (1)	10,211	22–36
59	June 15	@ Pirates	13–3	John Denny (4–5)	Rick Rhoden (4–7)	None	10,897	23–36
60	June 16	@ Pirates	3–2	Charles Hudson (3–6)	Rick Reuschel (3–1)	Kent Tekulve (5)	14,451	24–36
61	June 18	@ Cardinals	2–6	John Tudor (5–7)	Steve Carlton (1–7)	None	34,089	24–37
62	June 19	@ Cardinals	1–0	Jerry Koosman (2–1)	Joaquín Andújar (12–2)	Don Carman (2)	32,146	25–37
63	June 20	@ Cardinals	0–5	Danny Cox (9–2)	Kevin Gross (5–7)	None	32,397	25–38
64	June 21	Pirates	4–3 (16)	Larry Andersen (2–2)	Jim Winn (2–2)	None	22,493	26–38
65	June 22	Pirates	5–2	Don Carman (1–1)	Don Robinson (2–2)	None	23,623	27–38
66	June 23	Pirates	3–2	Don Carman (2–1)	Jim Winn (2–3)	None	29,082	28–38
67	June 25	Cardinals	3–1	Jerry Koosman (3–1)	Joaquín Andújar (12–3)	None	24,432	29–38
68	June 26	Cardinals	6–4	John Denny (5–5)	Danny Cox (9–3)	Kent Tekulve (6)	22,213	30–38
69	June 27	Cardinals	3–4	Kurt Kepshire (5–5)	Shane Rawley (5–6)	Jeff Lahti (6)	22,691	30–39
70	June 28	@ Expos	3–5	Bryn Smith (9–3)	Charles Hudson (3–7)	Tim Burke (2)	15,031	30–40
71	June 29	@ Expos	6–2	Kevin Gross (6–7)	Mickey Mahler (1–2)	None	22,813	31–40
72	June 30	@ Expos	3–2	Kent Tekulve (4–2)	Jeff Reardon (2–3)	None	35,085	32–40

July (13–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	Cubs	1–3	Ray Fontenot (3–3)	John Denny (5–6)	Lee Smith (17)	23,091	32–41
74	July 2	Cubs	11–2	Shane Rawley (6–6)	Rick Sutcliffe (7–7)	None	23,005	33–41
75	July 3	Cubs	3–4	Lee Smith (4–2)	Kent Tekulve (4–3)	None	56,092	33–42
76	July 4	Reds	3–1	Kevin Gross (7–7)	Mario Soto (8–8)	None	21,291	34–42
77	July 5	Reds	5–2	Larry Andersen (3–2)	Tom Browning (7–6)	Don Carman (3)	25,001	35–42
78	July 6	Reds	2–4	Ron Robinson (4–0)	John Denny (5–7)	Ted Power (14)	25,161	35–43
79	July 7	Reds	2–3 (10)	John Franco (5–1)	Kent Tekulve (4–4)	Ted Power (15)	32,014	35–44
80	July 8	@ Astros	7–4	Charles Hudson (4–7)	Mark Knudson (0–1)	Kent Tekulve (7)	8,484	36–44
81	July 9	@ Astros	5–3	Kevin Gross (8–7)	Bob Knepper (8–5)	Kent Tekulve (8)	9,606	37–44
82	July 10	@ Astros	0–10	Mike Scott (8–4)	Jerry Koosman (3–2)	None	9,222	37–45
83	July 11	@ Braves	2–3	Bruce Sutter (5–4)	Larry Andersen (3–3)	None	10,316	37–46
84	July 12	@ Braves	4–7	Terry Forster (1–2)	Don Carman (2–2)	None	23,345	37–47
85	July 13	@ Braves	5–13	Rick Mahler (13–7)	Charles Hudson (4–8)	None	31,257	37–48
86	July 14	@ Braves	3–12	Pascual Pérez (1–7)	Kevin Gross (8–8)	Rick Camp (1)	17,313	37–49
–	July 16	1985 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis
87	July 18	@ Reds	6–3	Jerry Koosman (4–2)	Mario Soto (8–11)	Kent Tekulve (9)	25,447	38–49
88	July 19	@ Reds	2–3	John Franco (7–1)	Kent Tekulve (4–5)	None	28,929	38–50
89	July 20	@ Reds	10–6	Shane Rawley (7–6)	Ron Robinson (5–1)	Kent Tekulve (10)	33,624	39–50
90	July 21	@ Reds	6–7	John Franco (8–1)	Don Carman (2–3)	Ted Power (17)	30,327	39–51
91	July 22	Astros	7–6	Don Carman (3–3)	Jeff Heathcock (0–1)	None	20,450	40–51
92	July 23	Astros	12–6	Jerry Koosman (5–2)	Bob Knepper (8–8)	None	21,074	41–51
93	July 24	Astros	3–1	Kevin Gross (9–8)	Nolan Ryan (8–8)	Kent Tekulve (11)	23,160	42–51
94	July 25	Braves	2–3	Bruce Sutter (6–4)	Kent Tekulve (4–6)	None	18,318	42–52
95	July 26	Braves	4–6	Rick Mahler (15–8)	John Denny (5–8)	Bruce Sutter (17)	22,212	42–53
96	July 27	Braves	5–4	Charles Hudson (5–8)	Zane Smith (6–7)	None	23,027	43–53
97	July 28	Braves	7–3	Jerry Koosman (6–2)	Steve Bedrosian (5–10)	None	30,160	44–53
98	July 30	@ Pirates	2–0	Kevin Gross (10–8)	Rick Rhoden (5–12)	Kent Tekulve (12)	7,496	45–53
99	July 31	@ Pirates	3–4 (10)	Cecilio Guante (3–3)	Kent Tekulve (4–7)	None	6,797	45–54

August (16–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	August 1	@ Pirates	3–0	John Denny (6–8)	Don Robinson (2–6)	None	6,199	46–54
101	August 2	@ Cardinals	2–3	John Tudor (13–8)	Charles Hudson (5–9)	None	47,805	46–55
102	August 3	@ Cardinals	6–4 (10)	Don Carman (4–3)	Jeff Lahti (1–1)	Larry Andersen (3)	47,051	47–55
103	August 4	@ Cardinals	6–0	Kevin Gross (11–8)	Joaquín Andújar (17–6)	None	46,674	48–55
104	August 5	@ Cardinals	9–1	Shane Rawley (8–6)	Danny Cox (12–7)	None	36,689	49–55
–	August 6	Pirates	Postponed (players' strike);^[115] Makeup: October 4 as a traditional double-header
–	August 7	Pirates	Postponed (players' strike);^[116]^[117]^[118] Makeup: October 5 as a traditional double-header
105	August 8	Pirates	7–3	John Denny (7–8)	Don Robinson (2–7)	Don Carman (4)	18,142	50–55
106	August 9	Cardinals	4–5	Joaquín Andújar (18–6)	Charles Hudson (5–10)	Jeff Lahti (13)	25,194	50–56
107	August 10 (1)	Cardinals	4–5	Danny Cox (13–7)	Jerry Koosman (6–3)	Jeff Lahti (14)	see 2nd game	50–57
108	August 10 (2)	Cardinals	4–13	Ricky Horton (1–2)	Kevin Gross (11–9)	None	37,321	50–58
109	August 11	Cardinals	4–1	Shane Rawley (9–6)	Bob Forsch (4–5)	None	31,602	51–58
110	August 12	@ Mets	3–4	Sid Fernandez (4–6)	John Denny (7–9)	Jesse Orosco (12)	26,577	51–59
111	August 13	@ Mets	2–4	Rick Aguilera (6–3)	Charles Hudson (5–11)	Jesse Orosco (13)	31,186	51–60
112	August 14	@ Mets	2–1	Kevin Gross (12–9)	Ron Darling (10–5)	Don Carman (5)	31,549	52–60
113	August 15	@ Mets	7–10	Jesse Orosco (4–4)	Don Carman (4–4)	None	36,663	52–61
114	August 16	@ Cubs	5–6	Lee Smith (6–4)	Kent Tekulve (4–8)	None	31,557	52–62
115	August 17	@ Cubs	10–4	John Denny (8–9)	Lary Sorensen (3–4)	None	31,421	53–62
116	August 18	@ Cubs	9–5	Charles Hudson (6–11)	Jay Baller (0–1)	Kent Tekulve (13)	31,269	54–62
117	August 20	Dodgers	4–5 (11)	Tom Niedenfuer (6–4)	Kent Tekulve (4–9)	Rick Honeycutt (1)	24,227	54–63
118	August 21	Dodgers	6–15	Fernando Valenzuela (15–8)	Jerry Koosman (6–4)	None	23,650	54–64
119	August 22	Dodgers	2–0	Shane Rawley (10–6)	Jerry Reuss (11–8)	None	22,598	55–64
120	August 23	Giants	1–4	Atlee Hammaker (4–10)	John Denny (8–10)	Scott Garrelts (11)	26,194	55–65
121	August 24	Giants	9–2	Charles Hudson (7–11)	Mike Krukow (8–9)	None	27,011	56–65
122	August 25	Giants	14–5	Dave Rucker (2–1)	Jim Gott (4–10)	None	25,653	57–65
123	August 26	Padres	4–3	Don Carman (5–4)	Lance McCullers (0–1)	None	25,736	58–65
124	August 27	Padres	1–4	Mark Thurmond (6–7)	John Denny (8–11)	Roy Lee Jackson (2)	23,604	58–66
125	August 29	@ Dodgers	3–2 (10)	Don Carman (6–4)	Rick Honeycutt (7–12)	None	39,487	59–66
126	August 30	@ Dodgers	5–2	Kevin Gross (13–9)	Bob Welch (9–3)	Dave Shipanoff (1)	49,068	60–66
127	August 31	@ Dodgers	5–0	Shane Rawley (11–6)	Fernando Valenzuela (16–9)	None	46,942	61–66

September (10–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
128	September 1	@ Dodgers	4–1	John Denny (9–11)	Jerry Reuss (12–9)	Dave Shipanoff (2)	29,029	62–66
129	September 2	@ Giants	4–3 (10)	Don Carman (7–4)	Mike Jeffcoat (0–2)	Dave Shipanoff (3)	6,522	63–66
130	September 3	@ Giants	4–3 (13)	Dave Shipanoff (1–0)	Greg Minton (3–4)	Freddie Toliver (1)	1,632	64–66
131	September 4	@ Giants	3–4	Mark Davis (5–8)	Freddie Toliver (0–1)	None	2,067	64–67
132	September 6	@ Padres	2–3 (11)	Rich Gossage (3–2)	Dave Shipanoff (1–1)	None	14,889	64–68
133	September 7	@ Padres	2–0	John Denny (10–11)	Andy Hawkins (17–5)	None	11,141	65–68
134	September 8	@ Padres	9–7	Rich Surhoff (1–0)	Ed Wojna (1–3)	Dave Rucker (1)	15,765	66–68
135	September 10	Expos	5–2 (11)	Don Carman (8–4)	Tim Burke (8–3)	None	15,920	67–68
136	September 11	Expos	4–1	Kevin Gross (14–9)	Bill Gullickson (13–11)	None	15,193	68–68
137	September 12	Expos	3–6	Floyd Youmans (3–2)	Shane Rawley (11–7)	Jeff Reardon (34)	15,335	68–69
138	September 13	@ Pirates	6–3	John Denny (11–11)	Bob Walk (1–3)	Kent Tekulve (14)	4,429	69–69
139	September 14	@ Pirates	3–6	Lee Tunnell (4–9)	Steve Carlton (1–8)	Cecilio Guante (4)	5,549	69–70
140	September 15	@ Pirates	4–5	Rick Reuschel (13–7)	Dave Shipanoff (1–2)	None	5,961	69–71
141	September 16	@ Mets	0–9	Dwight Gooden (21–4)	Kevin Gross (14–10)	None	30,606	69–72
142	September 17	@ Mets	5–1	Shane Rawley (12–7)	Ed Lynch (10–8)	None	22,440	70–72
143	September 18	Cardinals	0–7	Bob Forsch (8–6)	John Denny (11–12)	None	17,354	70–73
144	September 19	Cardinals	6–3	Dave Rucker (3–1)	Matt Keough (0–1)	Don Carman (6)	17,120	71–73
145	September 20	Cubs	1–3	Reggie Patterson (1–0)	Charles Hudson (7–12)	Lee Smith (30)	20,207	71–74
146	September 21	Cubs	2–9	Johnny Abrego (1–0)	Kevin Gross (14–11)	None	17,779	71–75
147	September 22	Cubs	2–9	Dennis Eckersley (10–6)	Shane Rawley (12–8)	None	21,768	71–76
148	September 23	Mets	1–4	Rick Aguilera (9–6)	Freddie Toliver (0–2)	Roger McDowell (16)	15,295	71–77
149	September 24	Mets	1–7	Sid Fernandez (8–9)	Dave Rucker (3–2)	None	14,398	71–78
150	September 25	@ Cardinals	3–6	Danny Cox (17–9)	Charles Hudson (7–13)	Jeff Lahti (18)	17,733	71–79
151	September 26	@ Cardinals	0–5	John Tudor (20–8)	Kevin Gross (14–12)	None	23,598	71–80
152	September 27	@ Cubs	7–9	Jay Baller (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (4–10)	Lee Smith (31)	9,258	71–81
153	September 28	@ Cubs	10–11	Dennis Eckersley (11–6)	John Denny (11–13)	Lee Smith (32)	27,875	71–82
154	September 29	@ Cubs	2–6	Steve Trout (9–6)	Freddie Toliver (0–3)	None	26,641	71–83

October (4–4)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	October 1	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[119] Makeup: October 2 as a traditional double-header
155	October 2 (1)	@ Expos	1–3	Bryn Smith (18–5)	Kevin Gross (14–13)	Jeff Reardon (39)	see 2nd game	71–84
156	October 2 (2)	@ Expos	3–2	Charles Hudson (8–13)	David Palmer (7–10)	None	10,178	72–84
157	October 3	@ Expos	8–7	Shane Rawley (13–8)	Bill Laskey (5–16)	Don Carman (7)	7,772	73–84
158	October 4 (1)	Pirates	2–7	Bob Walk (2–3)	John Denny (11–14)	José DeLeón (3)	see 2nd game	73–85
159	October 4 (2)	Pirates	8–5	Don Carman (9–4)	José DeLeón (2–19)	None	12,410	74–85
160	October 5 (1)	Pirates	2–4	Larry McWilliams (7–9)	Freddie Toliver (0–4)	Rick Reuschel (1)	see 2nd game	74–86
161	October 5 (2)	Pirates	0–5	Mike Bielecki (2–3)	Rocky Childress (0–1)	None	21,820	74–87
162	October 6	Pirates	5–0	Kevin Gross (15–13)	Rick Rhoden (10–15)	None	13,749	75–87

1984 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1984 Game Log^[120]
Overall Record: 81–81

April (11–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 3	@ Braves	5–0	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Len Barker (0–1)	None	34,331	1–0
2	April 4	@ Braves	0–4	Craig McMurtry (1–0)	John Denny (0–1)	Steve Bedrosian (1)	11,152	1–1
3	April 6	@ Reds	8–4	Charles Hudson (1–0)	Joe Price (0–1)	None	12,236	2–1
4	April 7	@ Reds	9–1	Jerry Koosman (1–0)	Frank Pastore (0–1)	None	12,516	3–1
5	April 8	@ Reds	7–8 (11)	Mike Smith (1–0)	Larry Andersen (0–1)	None	16,443	3–2
6	April 10	Astros	3–1	John Denny (1–1)	Nolan Ryan (1–1)	Al Holland (1)	37,236	4–2
7	April 11	Astros	7–6	Bill Campbell (1–0)	Bill Dawley (0–1)	None	20,108	5–2
8	April 13	@ Expos	1–5	Charlie Lea (2–1)	Jerry Koosman (1–1)	Gary Lucas (2)	48,060	5–3
9	April 14	@ Expos	4–3	Larry Andersen (1–1)	Dan Schatzeder (0–1)	Al Holland (2)	17,030	6–3
–	April 15	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[121] Makeup: August 7 as a traditional double-header
10	April 17	@ Pirates	4–1	Charles Hudson (2–0)	John Tudor (1–1)	Al Holland (3)	34,114	7–3
11	April 18	@ Pirates	3–6	John Candelaria (2–1)	Jerry Koosman (1–2)	Don Robinson (2)	2,752	7–4
–	April 19	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[122] Makeup: June 22 as a traditional double-header
12	April 20	Mets	1–3 (10)	Doug Sisk (1–0)	Al Holland (0–1)	Jesse Orosco (3)	24,096	7–5
13	April 21	Mets	12–2	John Denny (2–1)	Mike Torrez (0–2)	None	27,114	8–5
14	April 22	Mets	12–5	Charles Hudson (3–0)	Ron Darling (1–2)	None	20,348	9–5
15	April 24	Pirates	2–3	John Candelaria (3–1)	Jerry Koosman (1–3)	Kent Tekulve (1)	14,096	9–6
16	April 25	Pirates	8–7	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Lee Tunnell (0–1)	Al Holland (4)	20,622	10–6
17	April 27	@ Mets	8–3	Bill Campbell (2–0)	Doug Sisk (1–1)	None	18,171	11–6
18	April 28	@ Mets	3–4	Ed Lynch (2–0)	Al Holland (0–2)	None	14,292	11–7
19	April 29	@ Mets	2–6	Walt Terrell (3–1)	Jerry Koosman (1–4)	Jesse Orosco (4)	28,562	11–8
20	April 30	Expos	2–5	Andy McGaffigan (1–0)	Steve Carlton (1–1)	None	20,277	11–9

May (16–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
21	May 1	Expos	7–4	Kevin Gross (1–0)	Bob James (0–2)	Al Holland (5)	20,118	12–9
22	May 2	Expos	2–3	Bob James (1–2)	John Denny (2–2)	Gary Lucas (4)	24,922	12–10
23	May 4	Reds	5–9	Frank Pastore (1–2)	Charles Hudson (3–1)	None	25,180	12–11
24	May 5	Reds	11–2	Jerry Koosman (2–4)	Bruce Berenyi (1–4)	None	30,073	13–11
25	May 6	Reds	3–5	John Franco (2–0)	Steve Carlton (1–2)	Tom Hume (3)	34,842	13–12
26	May 7	Braves	6–8	Pascual Pérez (1–0)	Marty Bystrom (0–1)	Gene Garber (2)	17,739	13–13
27	May 8	Braves	2–8	Pete Falcone (2–3)	John Denny (2–3)	None	13,443	13–14
28	May 9	@ Astros	1–7	Bob Knepper (3–4)	Charles Hudson (3–2)	None	9,824	13–15
29	May 10	@ Astros	2–4	Mike Scott (2–1)	Jerry Koosman (2–5)	Frank DiPino (4)	11,492	13–16
30	May 11	@ Padres	6–4	Al Holland (1–2)	Dave Dravecky (1–2)	None	18,009	14–16
31	May 12	@ Padres	3–2	Bill Campbell (3–0)	Andy Hawkins (3–1)	Al Holland (6)	36,916	15–16
32	May 13	@ Padres	8–3	John Denny (3–3)	Ed Whitson (2–3)	None	38,645	16–16
33	May 14	@ Dodgers	3–2	Charles Hudson (4–2)	Jerry Reuss (2–2)	Al Holland (7)	39,577	17–16
34	May 15	@ Dodgers	12–1	Jerry Koosman (3–5)	Bob Welch (3–4)	None	41,620	18–16
35	May 16	@ Dodgers	7–2	Steve Carlton (2–2)	Fernando Valenzuela (3–5)	None	48,938	19–16
36	May 18	@ Giants	1–0	Marty Bystrom (1–1)	Mike Krukow (2–5)	Al Holland (8)	12,641	20–16
37	May 19	@ Giants	6–2	John Denny (4–3)	Renie Martin (1–1)	Al Holland (9)	15,124	21–16
38	May 20	@ Giants	7–4	Charles Hudson (5–2)	Jeff Robinson (3–5)	Larry Andersen (1)	23,797	22–16
39	May 22	Dodgers	3–1	Jerry Koosman (4–5)	Bob Welch (3–5)	Al Holland (10)	30,190	23–16
40	May 23	Dodgers	0–1	Fernando Valenzuela (4–5)	Steve Carlton (2–3)	None	22,864	23–17
41	May 24	Dodgers	4–3	Al Holland (2–2)	Pat Zachry (2–1)	None	26,163	24–17
42	May 25	Padres	3–7	Ed Whitson (4–3)	Charles Hudson (5–3)	None	25,964	24–18
43	May 26	Padres	7–2	Marty Bystrom (2–1)	Mark Thurmond (3–3)	None	32,898	25–18
44	May 27	Padres	0–4	Tim Lollar (3–4)	Jerry Koosman (4–6)	Craig Lefferts (2)	34,352	25–19
–	May 28	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[123] Makeup: August 30 as a traditional double-header
–	May 29	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[124] Makeup: August 30 as a traditional double-header
45	May 30	Giants	3–2	Al Holland (3–2)	Greg Minton (1–4)	None	13,524	26–19
46	May 31	Cubs	10–2	Charles Hudson (6–3)	Chuck Rainey (3–4)	None	25,044	27–19

June (15–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
47	June 1	Cubs	3–12	Rick Reuschel (3–1)	Marty Bystrom (2–2)	None	30,076	27–20
48	June 2	Cubs	3–2	Al Holland (4–2)	Lee Smith (3–3)	None	40,102	28–20
49	June 3	Cubs	2–11	Steve Trout (7–3)	Kevin Gross (1–1)	Warren Brusstar (2)	30,278	28–21
50	June 4	@ Cardinals	3–4 (11)	Bruce Sutter (2–3)	Al Holland (4–3)	None	27,131	28–22
51	June 5	@ Cardinals	3–5	Joaquín Andújar (10–4)	Charles Hudson (6–4)	Bruce Sutter (13)	23,921	28–23
52	June 6	@ Cardinals	3–4	Neil Allen (3–1)	Bill Campbell (3–1)	None	24,025	28–24
53	June 8 (1)	Pirates	5–4	Jerry Koosman (5–6)	John Candelaria (5–5)	Al Holland (11)	see 2nd game	29–24
54	June 8 (2)	Pirates	2–1	Kevin Gross (2–1)	Larry McWilliams (2–4)	Al Holland (12)	31,133	30–24
55	June 9	Pirates	6–5	Steve Carlton (3–3)	John Tudor (4–3)	Al Holland (13)	31,981	31–24
56	June 10	Pirates	6–12 (12)	Cecilio Guante (2–2)	Jim Kern (0–1)	None	32,996	31–25
57	June 11	Cardinals	4–6	Danny Cox (3–7)	Marty Bystrom (2–3)	Bruce Sutter (15)	20,844	31–26
58	June 12	Cardinals	2–7	Ricky Horton (2–0)	Kevin Gross (2–2)	Neil Allen (3)	22,265	31–27
59	June 13	Cardinals	4–1	Jerry Koosman (6–6)	Dave LaPoint (6–7)	None	22,212	32–27
60	June 14	@ Cubs	11–2	Steve Carlton (4–3)	Rich Bordi (2–1)	None	23,373	33–27
61	June 15	@ Cubs	5–2	Charles Hudson (7–4)	Chuck Rainey (5–5)	Al Holland (14)	27,489	34–27
62	June 16	@ Cubs	8–2	Marty Bystrom (3–3)	Rick Reuschel (3–3)	None	40,723	35–27
63	June 17	@ Cubs	9–7	Kevin Gross (3–2)	Dennis Eckersley (5–7)	Al Holland (15)	36,882	36–27
64	June 19	@ Mets	6–4	Jerry Koosman (7–6)	Ed Lynch (7–2)	None	28,061	37–27
65	June 20	@ Mets	4–7	Ron Darling (7–3)	Steve Carlton (4–4)	Doug Sisk (8)	28,082	37–28
66	June 21	@ Mets	7–10	Jesse Orosco (5–2)	Bill Campbell (3–2)	Doug Sisk (9)	20,094	37–29
67	June 22 (1)	@ Pirates	3–10	Larry McWilliams (4–5)	Marty Bystrom (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	37–30
68	June 22 (2)	@ Pirates	6–7 (13)	Rod Scurry (1–3)	Bill Campbell (3–3)	None	20,516	37–31
69	June 23	@ Pirates	7–5	Jerry Koosman (8–6)	John Candelaria (5–6)	None	19,014	38–31
70	June 24	@ Pirates	4–2	Steve Carlton (5–4)	John Tudor (4–5)	Al Holland (16)	17,749	39–31
71	June 25	Mets	5–10	Ron Darling (8–3)	Charles Hudson (7–5)	None	26,090	39–32
72	June 26	Mets	3–0	Kevin Gross (4–2)	Walt Terrell (5–7)	Al Holland (17)	28,347	40–32
73	June 27	Mets	5–1	Marty Bystrom (4–4)	Dwight Gooden (6–5)	Larry Andersen (2)	35,151	41–32
74	June 28	Astros	6–7	Bill Dawley (5–4)	Al Holland (4–4)	None	25,742	41–33
75	June 29	Astros	7–2	Steve Carlton (6–4)	Bob Knepper (7–8)	None	25,056	42–33
76	June 30	Astros	0–7	Mike LaCoss (3–0)	Charles Hudson (7–6)	Dave Smith (3)	23,483	42–34

July (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Astros	1–13	Joe Niekro (8–7)	Kevin Gross (4–3)	None	24,737	42–35
78	July 2	Reds	4–0	Shane Rawley (3–3)	Tom Hume (3–8)	None	21,381	43–35
79	July 3	Reds	5–6	Charlie Puleo (1–1)	Jerry Koosman (8–7)	None	63,816	43–36
80	July 4	Reds	4–5 (10)	Ted Power (5–4)	Al Holland (4–5)	None	20,785	43–37
81	July 5	Braves	1–0 (7)	Charles Hudson (8–6)	Rick Mahler (6–4)	None	21,393	44–37
82	July 6	Braves	0–5	Pascual Pérez (9–3)	Kevin Gross (4–4)	None	22,393	44–38
83	July 7	Braves	2–5	Rick Camp (4–1)	Shane Rawley (3–4)	Donnie Moore (9)	27,141	44–39
84	July 8	Braves	7–0	Jerry Koosman (9–7)	Craig McMurtry (7–9)	None	38,070	45–39
–	July 10	1984 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Candlestick Park in San Francisco
85	July 12	@ Astros	5–3	Steve Carlton (7–4)	Joe Niekro (9–8)	Al Holland (18)	17,036	46–39
86	July 13	@ Astros	7–3	Shane Rawley (4–4)	Nolan Ryan (7–5)	Larry Andersen (3)	23,758	47–39
87	July 14	@ Astros	4–3	Jerry Koosman (10–7)	Vern Ruhle (1–7)	Al Holland (19)	29,211	48–39
88	July 15	@ Astros	2–3 (16)	Frank DiPino (3–5)	Don Carman (0–1)	None	15,276	48–40
89	July 16	@ Reds	7–2	Kevin Gross (5–4)	Tom Hume (3–9)	None	15,460	49–40
90	July 17	@ Reds	4–3	Steve Carlton (8–4)	Joe Price (3–7)	Al Holland (20)	14,083	50–40
91	July 18	@ Reds	7–5	Shane Rawley (5–4)	Jeff Russell (4–11)	Al Holland (21)	13,539	51–40
92	July 19	@ Braves	9–1	Jerry Koosman (11–7)	Craig McMurtry (7–11)	None	20,227	52–40
93	July 20	@ Braves	1–13	Len Barker (7–7)	Charles Hudson (8–7)	None	29,162	52–41
94	July 21	@ Braves	3–5	Rick Camp (5–2)	Kevin Gross (5–5)	Donnie Moore (10)	34,890	52–42
95	July 22	@ Braves	6–2	Steve Carlton (9–4)	Rick Mahler (6–6)	None	26,334	53–42
96	July 23	Cubs	2–3	Rick Sutcliffe (11–6)	Shane Rawley (5–5)	Lee Smith (21)	32,243	53–43
97	July 24	Cubs	3–2	Jerry Koosman (12–7)	Tim Stoddard (7–2)	Al Holland (22)	37,063	54–43
98	July 25	Cubs	4–9	Dennis Eckersley (8–10)	Charles Hudson (8–8)	None	45,183	54–44
99	July 27	Expos	1–6	David Palmer (5–3)	Steve Carlton (9–5)	Bob James (7)	30,222	54–45
100	July 28	Expos	1–4	Bryn Smith (9–8)	Shane Rawley (5–6)	None	34,303	54–46
101	July 29	Expos	6–4	Kevin Gross (6–5)	Jeff Reardon (3–4)	None	40,965	55–46
102	July 30	@ Cubs	2–3	Dennis Eckersley (9–10)	Charles Hudson (8–9)	Lee Smith (22)	29,425	55–47
103	July 31	@ Cubs	2–1 (10)	Al Holland (5–5)	Tim Stoddard (7–3)	Bill Campbell (1)	30,175	56–47

August (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
104	August 1	@ Cubs	4–5	Lee Smith (6–4)	Al Holland (5–6)	None	32,900	56–48
105	August 2	@ Cardinals	3–2	Shane Rawley (6–6)	Danny Cox (5–9)	Al Holland (23)	23,961	57–48
106	August 3	@ Cardinals	3–4	Ricky Horton (6–1)	Jerry Koosman (12–8)	Bruce Sutter (28)	26,771	57–49
107	August 4	@ Cardinals	2–3	Dave LaPoint (8–9)	Larry Andersen (1–2)	Bruce Sutter (29)	38,256	57–50
108	August 5	@ Cardinals	6–3	Bill Campbell (4–3)	Jeff Lahti (3–2)	Al Holland (24)	42,114	58–50
109	August 6	@ Expos	4–1	Steve Carlton (10–5)	Charlie Lea (14–7)	None	32,349	59–50
110	August 7 (1)	@ Expos	6–2	Shane Rawley (7–6)	Bryn Smith (9–10)	Al Holland (25)	see 2nd game	60–50
111	August 7 (2)	@ Expos	2–3	Jeff Reardon (5–4)	Bill Campbell (4–4)	None	39,271	60–51
112	August 8	@ Expos	1–3	Bill Gullickson (7–7)	Jerry Koosman (12–9)	Jeff Reardon (15)	25,244	60–52
113	August 9	Cardinals	2–1 (13)	Bill Campbell (5–4)	Dave Rucker (1–2)	None	27,676	61–52
114	August 10	Cardinals	0–3 (10)	Bruce Sutter (4–3)	Larry Andersen (1–3)	None	25,824	61–53
115	August 11	Cardinals	6–1	Steve Carlton (11–5)	Joaquín Andújar (15–11)	None	30,413	62–53
–	August 12	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[125] Makeup: September 12 as a traditional double-header
116	August 14	@ Padres	2–3	Eric Show (12–7)	Jerry Koosman (12–10)	Craig Lefferts (8)	23,799	62–54
117	August 15	@ Padres	3–4	Rich Gossage (7–4)	Al Holland (5–7)	None	21,078	62–55
118	August 16	@ Padres	8–3	John Denny (5–3)	Andy Hawkins (7–5)	None	23,125	63–55
119	August 17	@ Dodgers	1–2	Rick Honeycutt (10–7)	Steve Carlton (11–6)	Ken Howell (3)	43,175	63–56
120	August 18	@ Dodgers	6–5	Jerry Koosman (13–10)	Ken Howell (2–3)	Al Holland (26)	45,619	64–56
121	August 19	@ Dodgers	6–3	Shane Rawley (8–6)	Bob Welch (10–12)	None	33,015	65–56
122	August 20	@ Giants	6–4	John Denny (6–3)	Mark Calvert (2–4)	Al Holland (27)	7,970	66–56
123	August 21	@ Giants	12–5	Kevin Gross (7–5)	Frank Williams (6–2)	None	5,560	67–56
124	August 22	@ Giants	5–7	Mark Davis (4–15)	Al Holland (5–8)	Gary Lavelle (9)	8,053	67–57
125	August 24	Dodgers	6–5 (10)	Kevin Gross (8–5)	Jerry Reuss (2–6)	None	35,541	68–57
126	August 25	Dodgers	4–7	Bob Welch (11–12)	John Denny (6–4)	Ken Howell (4)	30,253	68–58
127	August 26	Dodgers	10–8	Bill Campbell (6–4)	Burt Hooton (1–4)	Larry Andersen (4)	33,255	69–58
128	August 27	Padres	9–1	Jerry Koosman (14–10)	Tim Lollar (10–11)	None	26,302	70–58
129	August 28	Padres	11–8	Shane Rawley (9–6)	Andy Hawkins (7–7)	Al Holland (28)	25,679	71–58
130	August 29	Padres	0–2	Mark Thurmond (11–7)	John Denny (6–5)	None	25,131	71–59
131	August 30 (1)	Giants	5–6	Bob Lacey (1–2)	Al Holland (5–9)	Greg Minton (16)	see 2nd game	71–60
132	August 30 (2)	Giants	6–5	Larry Andersen (2–3)	Mark Davis (4–16)	None	36,354	72–60
133	August 31	Giants	5–6	Bill Laskey (7–11)	Jerry Koosman (14–11)	Mike Krukow (1)	21,530	72–61

September (9–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
134	September 1	Giants	2–7	Atlee Hammaker (2–0)	Charles Hudson (8–10)	Mark Grant (1)	20,528	72–62
135	September 2	Giants	8–3	Shane Rawley (10–6)	Jeff Robinson (7–14)	None	20,529	73–62
136	September 3	Cubs	3–4 (12)	George Frazier (7–4)	Renie Martin (1–2)	Lee Smith (29)	28,162	73–63
137	September 4	Cubs	2–7	Scott Sanderson (7–4)	Steve Carlton (11–7)	None	25,054	73–64
138	September 5	@ Cardinals	5–6	Dave Rucker (2–3)	Al Holland (5–10)	None	13,171	73–65
139	September 6	@ Cardinals	5–6	Bob Forsch (2–4)	Bill Campbell (6–5)	Bruce Sutter (39)	14,524	73–66
140	September 7	@ Expos	1–7	Bryn Smith (11–11)	Shane Rawley (10–7)	None	15,182	73–67
141	September 8	@ Expos	0–4	Steve Rogers (6–13)	John Denny (6–6)	None	18,140	73–68
142	September 9	@ Expos	6–5 (11)	Larry Andersen (3–3)	Joe Hesketh (1–1)	Kevin Gross (1)	31,348	74–68
143	September 10	@ Cubs	2–3	Tim Stoddard (9–5)	Jerry Koosman (14–12)	Lee Smith (31)	26,083	74–69
144	September 11	@ Cubs	6–3	Charles Hudson (9–10)	Lee Smith (9–6)	Al Holland (29)	28,964	75–69
145	September 12 (1)	Cardinals	3–1	Shane Rawley (11–7)	Kurt Kepshire (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	76–69
146	September 12 (2)	Cardinals	6–5	Tug McGraw (2–0)	Bruce Sutter (5–5)	None	18,811	77–69
147	September 13	Cardinals	10–2	John Denny (7–6)	Joaquín Andújar (19–12)	None	16,787	78–69
148	September 14	Expos	9–5	Steve Carlton (12–7)	Steve Rogers (6–14)	None	18,194	79–69
149	September 15	Expos	3–4	Bill Gullickson (11–7)	Jerry Koosman (14–13)	Bob James (9)	20,831	79–70
150	September 16	Expos	4–8	Jeff Reardon (6–7)	Renie Martin (1–3)	Bob James (10)	26,273	79–71
151	September 17	Mets	2–1	Shane Rawley (12–7)	Dwight Gooden (16–9)	None	20,483	80–71
152	September 18	Mets	5–8	Tom Gorman (5–0)	Larry Andersen (3–4)	Jesse Orosco (30)	18,765	80–72
153	September 19	Mets	13–5	Steve Carlton (13–7)	Ron Darling (12–8)	None	19,142	81–72
154	September 21	@ Pirates	1–5	Rod Scurry (5–6)	Jerry Koosman (14–14)	None	4,940	81–73
155	September 22	@ Pirates	1–2 (12)	Don Robinson (5–6)	Larry Andersen (3–5)	None	6,927	81–74
156	September 23	@ Pirates	2–4	John Tudor (11–11)	Shane Rawley (12–8)	John Candelaria (2)	11,249	81–75
157	September 24	@ Mets	5–7	Jesse Orosco (10–6)	Larry Andersen (3–6)	Brent Gaff (1)	11,071	81–76
158	September 25	@ Mets	4–6	Ed Lynch (9–8)	Larry Andersen (3–7)	None	13,812	81–77
159	September 26	@ Mets	1–7	Sid Fernandez (6–6)	Jerry Koosman (14–15)	None	5,251	81–78
–	September 28	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[126] Makeup: September 30 as a traditional double-header
160	September 29	Pirates	0–4	Rick Rhoden (14–9)	Charles Hudson (9–11)	None	27,493	81–79
161	September 30 (1)	Pirates	0–2	John Tudor (12–11)	John Denny (7–7)	Don Robinson (10)	see 2nd game	81–80
162	September 30 (2)	Pirates	2–7	Larry McWilliams (12–11)	Shane Rawley (12–9)	None	17,292	81–81

1983 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1983 Game Log^[127]
Overall Record: 90–72–1

April (11–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 5	@ Mets	0–2	Doug Sisk (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	46,687	0–1
2	April 7	@ Mets	2–6	Craig Swan (1–0)	John Denny (0–1)	Neil Allen (1)	5,730	0–2
3	April 8	@ Giants	2–3	Fred Breining (1–0)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Greg Minton (1)	13,624	0–3
4	April 9	@ Giants	5–4	Sid Monge (1–0)	Mike Krukow (0–2)	Ron Reed (1)	13,937	1–3
5	April 10	@ Giants	10–2	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Bill Laskey (0–2)	None	20,988	2–3
6	April 12	Mets	4–3 (10)	Ron Reed (1–0)	Neil Allen (0–1)	None	31,236	3–3
7	April 13	Mets	10–9	Porfi Altamirano (1–0)	Neil Allen (0–2)	None	20,228	4–3
–	April 15	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[128] Makeup: July 12 as a traditional double-header
8	April 16	Braves	8–4	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Phil Niekro (0–1)	None	17,557	5–3
9	April 17	Braves	1–3	Pascual Pérez (3–0)	Ed Farmer (0–1)	Gene Garber (2)	27,522	5–4
10	April 18	Cubs	8–2	John Denny (1–1)	Paul Moskau (0–1)	None	13,832	6–4
–	April 19	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[129] Makeup: July 30 as a traditional double-header
11	April 20	Cubs	2–0	Steve Carlton (3–1)	Chuck Rainey (0–3)	None	11,271	7–4
12	April 22	@ Astros	6–3	Sid Monge (2–0)	Nolan Ryan (1–1)	Ron Reed (2)	32,130	8–4
13	April 23	@ Astros	7–3	John Denny (2–1)	Joe Niekro (0–2)	None	22,790	9–4
14	April 24	@ Astros	2–3 (11)	Mike Madden (1–0)	Ron Reed (1–1)	None	9,344	9–5
15	April 26	@ Braves	4–10	Pascual Pérez (4–0)	Larry Christenson (0–2)	Terry Forster (2)	22,511	9–6
16	April 27	@ Braves	6–2	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Phil Niekro (0–2)	None	20,341	10–6
17	April 29	Astros	3–6 (10)	Frank LaCorte (2–2)	Steve Carlton (3–2)	Bill Dawley (1)	30,067	10–7
18	April 30	Astros	8–0	John Denny (3–1)	Mike LaCoss (0–2)	None	24,845	11–7

May (9–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
19	May 1	Astros	11–3	Larry Christenson (1–2)	Bob Knepper (1–3)	None	27,968	12–7
20	May 2	Reds	2–5	Ted Power (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (1–1)	None	18,587	12–8
21	May 3	Reds	13–7	Sid Monge (3–0)	Frank Pastore (2–4)	None	18,634	13–8
22	May 4	Reds	9–4	Steve Carlton (4–2)	Rich Gale (3–1)	None	22,619	14–8
23	May 6	@ Expos	5–2	Ron Reed (2–1)	Bryn Smith (0–1)	None	25,178	15–8
24	May 7	@ Expos	2–3	Bill Gullickson (3–3)	Porfi Altamirano (1–1)	None	25,191	15–9
–	May 8	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[130] Makeup: June 21 as a traditional double-header
25	May 10	@ Reds	3–1	Steve Carlton (5–2)	Ted Power (1–1)	None	18,694	16–9
26	May 11	@ Reds	0–2	Mario Soto (4–2)	John Denny (3–2)	None	16,337	16–10
27	May 12	@ Cubs	3–6	Chuck Rainey (3–3)	Dick Ruthven (1–2)	Bill Campbell (1)	8,162	16–11
28	May 13	@ Cubs	2–10	Steve Trout (2–5)	Larry Christenson (1–3)	None	11,254	16–12
–	May 14	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[131] Makeup: August 16 as a traditional double-header
29	May 15	@ Cubs	5–3 (10)	Steve Carlton (6–2)	Lee Smith (0–2)	Ron Reed (3)	19,467	17–12
30	May 17	Giants	2–1	John Denny (4–2)	Andy McGaffigan (2–4)	Al Holland (1)	21,123	18–12
31	May 18	Giants	1–8	Mike Krukow (2–2)	Dick Ruthven (1–3)	Greg Minton (5)	20,987	18–13
32	May 20	Padres	0–5	Andy Hawkins (3–2)	Steve Carlton (6–3)	None	26,607	18–14
–	May 21	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[132] Makeup: August 30 as a traditional double-header
–	May 22	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[132] Makeup: August 29 as a traditional double-header
33	May 23	Dodgers	0–2	Fernando Valenzuela (5–2)	John Denny (4–3)	None	24,249	18–15
34	May 24	Dodgers	0–3	Alejandro Peña (5–1)	Larry Christenson (1–4)	None	24,016	18–16
35	May 25	Dodgers	1–6	Burt Hooton (2–2)	Marty Bystrom (0–1)	Dave Stewart (5)	22,735	18–17
36	May 27	Expos	4–7	Scott Sanderson (4–4)	Steve Carlton (6–4)	Jeff Reardon (5)	25,573	18–18
37	May 28	Expos	5–3	Willie Hernández (2–0)	Jeff Reardon (2–2)	None	30,608	19–18
38	May 29	Expos	5–2	Larry Christenson (2–4)	Bill Gullickson (4–6)	Al Holland (2)	18,875	20–18
39	May 30	@ Dodgers	2–5	Burt Hooton (3–2)	Marty Bystrom (0–2)	None	42,184	20–19
40	May 31	@ Dodgers	1–4	Jerry Reuss (6–3)	Charles Hudson (0–1)	None	32,784	20–20

June (14–15–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
41	June 1	@ Dodgers	0–1	Bob Welch (4–4)	Steve Carlton (6–5)	None	39,319	20–21
42	June 2	@ Padres	1–4	Dave Dravecky (8–3)	Ed Farmer (0–2)	None	14,474	20–22
43	June 3	@ Padres	5–8	Gary Lucas (2–3)	Ed Farmer (0–3)	None	18,211	20–23
44	June 4	@ Padres	4–5	John Montefusco (4–1)	Marty Bystrom (0–3)	Sid Monge (1)	33,982	20–24
45	June 5	@ Padres	2–1	Al Holland (1–0)	Ed Whitson (0–3)	None	21,876	21–24
46	June 7	Cardinals	1–2	Bob Forsch (4–4)	Steve Carlton (6–6)	None	34,274	21–25
47	June 8	Cardinals	7–4	Al Holland (2–0)	Bruce Sutter (4–3)	None	23,531	22–25
48	June 9	Cardinals	6–5 (11)	Ron Reed (3–1)	Dave Von Ohlen (1–1)	None	27,764	23–25
49	June 10	Pirates	3–4 (12)	Kent Tekulve (2–1)	Ed Farmer (0–4)	None	31,092	23–26
50	June 11	Pirates	9–7	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Rod Scurry (2–4)	Al Holland (3)	34,820	24–26
51	June 12	Pirates	5–4 (11)	Ron Reed (4–1)	Rod Scurry (2–5)	None	37,154	25–26
52	June 13	@ Cardinals	6–2	Marty Bystrom (1–3)	Dave LaPoint (4–3)	Willie Hernández (2)	32,686	26–26
53	June 14	@ Cardinals	4–5	Bruce Sutter (6–3)	Porfi Altamirano (1–2)	None	28,813	26–27
54	June 15	@ Cardinals	6–7	Kevin Hagen (1–0)	Steve Carlton (7–7)	Bruce Sutter (5)	37,368	26–28
55	June 17	@ Pirates	1–2	John Candelaria (5–6)	John Denny (4–4)	Kent Tekulve (6)	19,814	26–29
56	June 18	@ Pirates	6–4	Marty Bystrom (2–3)	Rick Rhoden (3–7)	None	26,662	27–29
57	June 19	@ Pirates	14–2	Charles Hudson (1–1)	Larry McWilliams (7–5)	None	19,369	28–29
58	June 20	@ Expos	0–5	Ray Burris (3–2)	Steve Carlton (7–8)	None	24,171	28–30
59	June 21 (1)	@ Expos	8–1	John Denny (5–4)	Scott Sanderson (4–5)	Willie Hernández (3)	see 2nd game	29–30
60	June 21 (2)	@ Expos	4–5 (12)	Jeff Reardon (3–4)	Porfi Altamirano (1–3)	None	38,222	29–31
61	June 22	@ Expos	0–4	Charlie Lea (5–3)	Marty Bystrom (2–4)	None	24,607	29–32
62	June 23	@ Expos	3–4	Bill Gullickson (7–8)	Charles Hudson (1–2)	Jeff Reardon (11)	31,069	29–33
63	June 24	@ Mets	6–3	Steve Carlton (8–8)	Craig Swan (1–4)	Al Holland (4)	20,093	30–33
64	June 25	@ Mets	4–2	Kevin Gross (1–0)	Walt Terrell (1–1)	Willie Hernández (4)	24,551	31–33
65	June 26 (1)	@ Mets	8–4	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Tom Seaver (5–7)	Al Holland (5)	see 2nd game	32–33
66	June 26 (2)	@ Mets	1–5	Mike Torrez (5–8)	Ed Farmer (0–5)	None	37,922	32–34
67	June 28	Expos	5–5 (11)	None	None	None	32,181	32–34–1
68	June 29 (1)	Expos	2–5	Steve Rogers (11–3)	Steve Carlton (8–9)	None	see 2nd game	32–35–1
69	June 29 (2)	Expos	3–2	Charles Hudson (2–2)	Scott Sanderson (4–6)	Al Holland (6)	32,141	33–35–1
70	June 30	Expos	3–1	Kevin Gross (2–0)	Ray Burris (3–3)	Willie Hernández (5)	35,393	34–35–1

July (17–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
71	July 1	Mets	5–1	John Denny (6–4)	Tom Seaver (5–8)	None	26,987	35–35–1
72	July 2 (1)	Mets	6–5	Al Holland (3–0)	Jesse Orosco (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	36–35–1
73	July 2 (2)	Mets	3–4	Ed Lynch (6–3)	Ed Farmer (0–6)	Doug Sisk (7)	40,045	36–36–1
74	July 3	Mets	6–4	Willie Hernández (3–0)	Doug Sisk (2–2)	None	32,962	37–36–1
75	July 4	Mets	4–0	Steve Carlton (9–9)	Walt Terrell (1–3)	None	52,710	38–36–1
–	July 6	1983 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Comiskey Park in Chicago
76	July 8	@ Reds	1–3	Joe Price (7–5)	John Denny (6–5)	Bill Scherrer (6)	23,711	38–37–1
77	July 9	@ Reds	1–2	Tom Hume (1–3)	Willie Hernández (3–1)	None	32,511	38–38–1
78	July 10	@ Reds	2–0	Marty Bystrom (3–4)	Mario Soto (9–8)	Al Holland (7)	21,923	39–38–1
79	July 11	@ Reds	11–7 (11)	Al Holland (4–0)	Tom Hume (1–4)	None	17,113	40–38–1
80	July 12 (1)	Braves	4–1	John Denny (7–5)	Ken Dayley (2–1)	Al Holland (8)	see 2nd game	41–38–1
81	July 12 (2)	Braves	7–6	Willie Hernández (4–1)	Steve Bedrosian (5–3)	None	32,491	42–38–1
82	July 13	Braves	2–5	Craig McMurtry (10–5)	Steve Carlton (9–10)	None	27,762	42–39–1
83	July 14	Braves	2–5	Steve Bedrosian (6–3)	Willie Hernández (4–2)	Terry Forster (9)	26,784	42–40–1
84	July 15	Reds	2–3	Mario Soto (10–8)	Charles Hudson (2–3)	None	27,797	42–41–1
85	July 16	Reds	9–3	John Denny (8–5)	Bruce Berenyi (4–10)	None	29,209	43–41–1
86	July 17	Reds	2–5	Frank Pastore (4–8)	Kevin Gross (2–1)	None	38,519	43–42–1
87	July 18	Astros	2–8	Joe Niekro (8–7)	Steve Carlton (9–11)	None	23,024	43–43–1
88	July 19	Astros	3–7	Bob Knepper (4–9)	Marty Bystrom (3–5)	Frank DiPino (10)	23,851	43–44–1
89	July 20	Astros	10–3	Charles Hudson (3–3)	Mike Scott (4–5)	None	21,052	44–44–1
90	July 21	@ Braves	10–6	John Denny (9–5)	Rick Camp (7–8)	None	29,316	45–44–1
91	July 22	@ Braves	1–6	Craig McMurtry (11–5)	Kevin Gross (2–2)	None	40,481	45–45–1
92	July 23	@ Braves	5–6	Rick Camp (8–8)	Willie Hernández (4–3)	None	36,501	45–46–1
93	July 24	@ Braves	4–12	Pascual Pérez (11–2)	Marty Bystrom (3–6)	None	29,406	45–47–1
94	July 26	@ Astros	1–0	Charles Hudson (4–3)	Nolan Ryan (9–4)	Al Holland (9)	25,954	46–47–1
95	July 27	@ Astros	3–1	John Denny (10–5)	Joe Niekro (8–8)	Willie Hernández (6)	18,781	47–47–1
96	July 28	@ Astros	6–5	Ron Reed (5–1)	Mike LaCoss (4–7)	Al Holland (10)	19,948	48–47–1
97	July 29	Cubs	3–2	Al Holland (5–0)	Lee Smith (4–6)	None	32,445	49–47–1
98	July 30 (1)	Cubs	3–4	Bill Campbell (3–6)	Willie Hernández (4–4)	Lee Smith (15)	see 2nd game	49–48–1
99	July 30 (2)	Cubs	4–3	Charles Hudson (5–3)	Steve Trout (8–9)	Al Holland (11)	44,332	50–48–1
100	July 31	Cubs	5–2	John Denny (11–5)	Dick Ruthven (7–9)	Willie Hernández (7)	36,011	51–48–1

August (16–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1	Cubs	2–1	Steve Carlton (10–11)	Bill Campbell (3–7)	None	27,739	52–48–1
102	August 2	@ Pirates	3–10	Larry McWilliams (11–5)	Kevin Gross (2–3)	None	25,130	52–49–1
103	August 3	@ Pirates	2–7	John Candelaria (11–6)	Marty Bystrom (3–7)	Kent Tekulve (12)	23,070	52–50–1
104	August 4	@ Pirates	5–1	Charles Hudson (6–3)	Rick Rhoden (8–9)	Al Holland (12)	20,574	53–50–1
105	August 5	@ Cardinals	10–7	John Denny (12–5)	John Stuper (7–8)	Ron Reed (4)	32,903	54–50–1
106	August 6	@ Cardinals	1–0 (11)	Al Holland (6–0)	Bruce Sutter (8–7)	None	42,469	55–50–1
107	August 7	@ Cardinals	5–2	Marty Bystrom (4–7)	Neil Allen (7–11)	Ron Reed (5)	46,373	56–50–1
108	August 8	Pirates	14–5	Charles Hudson (7–3)	John Candelaria (11–7)	None	38,080	57–50–1
109	August 9	Pirates	1–3	Kent Tekulve (6–2)	Al Holland (6–1)	None	37,719	57–51–1
110	August 10	Pirates	4–2	Steve Carlton (11–11)	José DeLeón (2–2)	Al Holland (13)	38,705	58–51–1
111	August 12	Cardinals	5–2	Marty Bystrom (5–7)	Neil Allen (7–12)	Willie Hernández (8)	33,521	59–51–1
112	August 13	Cardinals	2–6	Dave LaPoint (10–7)	Charles Hudson (7–4)	None	40,541	59–52–1
113	August 14	Cardinals	5–1	John Denny (13–5)	Bob Forsch (7–11)	None	42,787	60–52–1
114	August 15	@ Cubs	5–0	Steve Carlton (12–11)	Steve Trout (9–10)	None	23,361	61–52–1
115	August 16 (1)	@ Cubs	1–10	Dick Ruthven (9–9)	Marty Bystrom (5–8)	None	see 2nd game	61–53–1
116	August 16 (2)	@ Cubs	6–2	Willie Hernández (5–4)	Mike Proly (1–5)	Al Holland (14)	28,124	62–53–1
117	August 17	@ Padres	4–5	Eric Show (12–8)	Charles Hudson (7–5)	Gary Lucas (13)	14,657	62–54–1
118	August 18	@ Padres	4–2 (10)	Al Holland (7–1)	Gary Lucas (4–7)	Ron Reed (6)	9,755	63–54–1
119	August 19	@ Dodgers	0–3	Alejandro Peña (10–6)	Steve Carlton (12–12)	None	45,633	63–55–1
120	August 20	@ Dodgers	3–4	Fernando Valenzuela (13–6)	Marty Bystrom (5–9)	Steve Howe (15)	48,986	63–56–1
121	August 21	@ Dodgers	0–6	Rick Honeycutt (15–8)	Kevin Gross (2–4)	None	42,946	63–57–1
122	August 22	@ Giants	5–11	Bill Laskey (13–10)	Charles Hudson (7–6)	Gary Lavelle (15)	16,048	63–58–1
123	August 23	@ Giants	1–3	Mike Krukow (9–7)	Al Holland (7–2)	Greg Minton (15)	6,885	63–59–1
124	August 24	@ Giants	3–5	Renie Martin (2–4)	Steve Carlton (12–13)	None	14,317	63–60–1
125	August 26	Dodgers	4–1	Kevin Gross (3–4)	Fernando Valenzuela (13–7)	Al Holland (15)	40,427	64–60–1
126	August 27	Dodgers	1–6	Rick Honeycutt (16–8)	Charles Hudson (7–7)	None	43,482	64–61–1
127	August 28	Dodgers	3–8	Jerry Reuss (9–10)	John Denny (13–6)	None	34,442	64–62–1
128	August 29 (1)	Padres	5–6	Luis DeLeón (4–5)	Steve Carlton (12–14)	None	see 2nd game	64–63–1
129	August 29 (2)	Padres	8–6	Steve Comer (1–0)	Sid Monge (5–2)	Al Holland (16)	25,789	65–63–1
130	August 30 (1)	Padres	6–0	Kevin Gross (4–4)	Andy Hawkins (3–6)	None	see 2nd game	66–63–1
131	August 30 (2)	Padres	5–7	Ed Whitson (3–7)	Tug McGraw (1–1)	Luis DeLeón (12)	27,790	66–64–1
132	August 31	Padres	4–3	Al Holland (8–2)	Elías Sosa (1–3)	None	21,547	67–64–1

September (22–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Giants	4–2	Tony Ghelfi (1–0)	Atlee Hammaker (10–8)	Al Holland (17)	16,022	68–64–1
134	September 2	Giants	5–3	Ron Reed (6–1)	Gary Lavelle (6–4)	None	22,916	69–64–1
135	September 3	Giants	4–5	Mike Krukow (10–8)	Steve Carlton (12–15)	Greg Minton (17)	26,529	69–65–1
136	September 4	Giants	4–10	Andy McGaffigan (3–9)	Kevin Gross (4–5)	Greg Minton (18)	24,385	69–66–1
137	September 5	@ Mets	5–6	Jesse Orosco (13–5)	Al Holland (8–3)	None	8,474	69–67–1
138	September 6	@ Mets	2–0	Tug McGraw (2–1)	Ron Darling (0–1)	Al Holland (18)	8,863	70–67–1
139	September 7	@ Mets	6–1	John Denny (14–6)	Walt Terrell (6–7)	None	8,791	71–67–1
140	September 9	@ Pirates	4–3 (13)	Willie Hernández (6–4)	Jim Bibby (4–12)	None	24,304	72–67–1
141	September 10	@ Pirates	5–6 (10)	Kent Tekulve (7–4)	Al Holland (8–4)	None	26,246	72–68–1
142	September 11	@ Pirates	5–3	Ron Reed (7–1)	Cecilio Guante (2–4)	None	19,130	73–68–1
143	September 12	Mets	2–1	John Denny (15–6)	Ron Darling (0–2)	Al Holland (19)	10,257	74–68–1
144	September 13	Mets	1–5	Walt Terrell (7–7)	Tony Ghelfi (1–1)	None	15,635	74–69–1
145	September 14 (1)	Expos	9–5	Steve Carlton (13–15)	Bryn Smith (4–10)	None	see 2nd game	75–69–1
146	September 14 (2)	Expos	5–0	Marty Bystrom (6–9)	Ray Burris (4–7)	None	30,731	76–69–1
147	September 15	Expos	1–4	Bill Gullickson (15–11)	Kevin Gross (4–6)	Bob James (4)	25,047	76–70–1
148	September 16	Cardinals	3–2 (13)	Willie Hernández (7–4)	Steve Baker (3–4)	None	30,069	77–70–1
149	September 17	Cardinals	4–1	John Denny (16–6)	Danny Cox (2–5)	Al Holland (20)	23,467	78–70–1
150	September 18	Cardinals	5–3	Steve Carlton (14–15)	Joaquín Andújar (6–15)	Al Holland (21)	30,915	79–70–1
151	September 19	Cubs	7–6	Ron Reed (8–1)	Lee Smith (4–10)	Al Holland (22)	21,289	80–70–1
152	September 20	Cubs	8–5	Willie Hernández (8–4)	Reggie Patterson (0–1)	Ron Reed (7)	20,312	81–70–1
–	September 21	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[133]^[134] Makeup: September 22 as a traditional double-header
153	September 22 (1)	@ Expos	9–7	John Denny (17–6)	Charlie Lea (15–10)	Al Holland (23)	see 2nd game	82–70–1
154	September 22 (2)	@ Expos	7–1	Charles Hudson (8–7)	Steve Rogers (17–11)	None	47,364	83–70–1
155	September 23	@ Cardinals	6–2	Steve Carlton (15–15)	Joaquín Andújar (6–16)	None	27,266	84–70–1
156	September 24	@ Cardinals	9–6	Ron Reed (9–1)	Bruce Sutter (9–10)	None	27,441	85–70–1
157	September 25	@ Cardinals	6–5 (10)	Larry Andersen (1–0)	Jeff Lahti (3–3)	Al Holland (24)	20,029	86–70–1
158	September 26	@ Cubs	5–2	John Denny (18–6)	Chuck Rainey (14–12)	Ron Reed (8)	3,137	87–70–1
159	September 27	@ Cubs	0–3	Steve Trout (10–14)	Steve Carlton (15–16)	Lee Smith (29)	6,593	87–71–1
160	September 28	@ Cubs	13–6	Willie Hernández (9–4)	Dick Ruthven (13–12)	None	7,680	88–71–1
161	September 30	Pirates	2–1	John Denny (19–6)	Larry McWilliams (15–8)	Al Holland (25)	26,685	89–71–1

October (1–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
162	October 1	Pirates	5–3	Porfi Altamirano (2–3)	Cecilio Guante (2–6)	Don Carman (1)	34,763	90–71–1
163	October 2	Pirates	0–4	Lee Tunnell (11–6)	Charles Hudson (8–8)	None	33,284	90–72–1

1983 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1983 Postseason Game Log^[127]
Overall Record: 4–5

National League Championship Series (3–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 4	@ Dodgers	1–0	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Jerry Reuss (0–1)	Al Holland (1)	49,963	1–0
2	October 5	@ Dodgers	1–4	Fernando Valenzuela (1–0)	John Denny (0–1)	Tom Niedenfuer (1)	55,967	1–1
3	October 7	Dodgers	7–2	Charles Hudson (1–0)	Bob Welch (0–1)	None	53,490	2–1
4	October 8	Dodgers	7–2	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Jerry Reuss (0–2)	None	64,494	3–1

World Series (1–4)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
5	October 11	@ Orioles	2–1	John Denny (1–1)	Scott McGregor (0–2)	Al Holland (2)	52,204	1–0
6	October 12	@ Orioles	1–4	Mike Boddicker (2–0)	Charles Hudson (1–1)	None	52,132	1–1
7	October 14	Orioles	2–3	Jim Palmer (1–0)	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Tippy Martinez (1)	65,792	1–2
8	October 15	Orioles	4–5	Storm Davis (1–0)	John Denny (1–2)	Tippy Martinez (2)	66,947	1–3
9	October 16	Orioles	0–5	Scott McGregor (1–2)	Charles Hudson (1–2)	None	67,064	1–4

1982 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1982 Game Log^[135]
Overall Record: 89–73

April (6–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 6	Mets	Postponed (snow);^[136] Makeup: April 8
–	April 7	Mets	Postponed (inclement weather);^[137] Makeup: June 25 as a traditional double-header
1	April 8	Mets	2–7	Randy Jones (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	15,345	0–1
2	April 9	Expos	0–2	Steve Rogers (1–0)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	None	7,795	0–2
3	April 10	Expos	3–11	Bill Gullickson (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (0–1)	None	16,718	0–3
4	April 11	Expos	1–0	Mike Krukow (1–0)	Ray Burris (0–1)	None	15,397	1–3
5	April 13	@ Mets	2–5	Randy Jones (2–0)	Steve Carlton (0–2)	Neil Allen (2)	40,845	1–4
6	April 14	@ Mets	1–8	Mike Scott (1–1)	Dick Ruthven (0–2)	None	13,420	1–5
7	April 15	@ Mets	8–4 (13)	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	Charlie Puleo (0–1)	None	14,634	2–5
8	April 16	@ Cardinals	2–3	Bob Forsch (2–0)	Mike Krukow (1–1)	Bruce Sutter (3)	15,003	2–6
9	April 17	@ Cardinals	0–6	Joaquín Andújar (2–1)	Steve Carlton (0–3)	None	17,457	2–7
10	April 18	@ Cardinals	5–6 (11)	Dave LaPoint (1–0)	Warren Brusstar (1–1)	None	25,222	2–8
11	April 19	@ Expos	2–0	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Scott Sanderson (1–1)	Ed Farmer (1)	10,102	3–8
–	April 20	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[138]^[139] Makeup: August 12 as a traditional double-header
12	April 21	@ Expos	2–5	Steve Rogers (2–1)	Steve Carlton (0–4)	Jeff Reardon (2)	6,448	3–9
13	April 23	Cardinals	2–9	Bob Forsch (3–0)	Mike Krukow (1–2)	None	26,617	3–10
14	April 24	Cardinals	4–7	Doug Bair (1–0)	Ed Farmer (0–1)	Bruce Sutter (6)	25,270	3–11
15	April 25	Cardinals	8–4	Steve Carlton (1–4)	Andy Rincon (1–1)	Ed Farmer (2)	30,198	4–11
16	April 27	@ Dodgers	0–3	Jerry Reuss (2–1)	Larry Christenson (1–2)	None	37,888	4–12
17	April 28	@ Dodgers	9–3	Ed Farmer (1–1)	Steve Howe (1–1)	None	38,665	5–12
18	April 29	@ Dodgers	0–4	Burt Hooton (1–1)	Dick Ruthven (0–3)	None	36,198	5–13
19	April 30	@ Padres	3–1 (10)	Steve Carlton (2–4)	Juan Eichelberger (2–3)	None	23,383	6–13

May (19–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 1	@ Padres	6–9	Luis DeLeón (2–0)	Larry Christenson (1–3)	None	39,785	6–14
21	May 2	@ Padres	3–0	Mike Krukow (2–2)	John Curtis (2–1)	None	44,227	7–14
22	May 3	@ Giants	5–3	Sid Monge (1–0)	Dan Schatzeder (0–4)	Ed Farmer (3)	12,022	8–14
23	May 4	@ Giants	9–4	Steve Carlton (3–4)	Rich Gale (1–2)	None	5,656	9–14
24	May 6	Padres	12–7	Larry Christenson (2–3)	Juan Eichelberger (2–4)	None	21,248	10–14
25	May 7	Padres	5–2	Sparky Lyle (1–0)	Gary Lucas (0–2)	None	26,113	11–14
26	May 8	Padres	5–1	Dick Ruthven (1–3)	John Montefusco (1–4)	None	24,270	12–14
27	May 9	Padres	0–6	Tim Lollar (4–0)	Steve Carlton (3–5)	None	36,593	12–15
28	May 10	Dodgers	9–8 (10)	Warren Brusstar (2–1)	Tom Niedenfuer (0–1)	None	25,269	13–15
29	May 11	Dodgers	9–8	Porfi Altamirano (1–0)	Jerry Reuss (4–2)	Warren Brusstar (1)	25,269	14–15
30	May 12	Dodgers	11–3	Ron Reed (1–0)	Bob Welch (4–2)	None	25,977	15–15
31	May 13	Giants	8–1	Dick Ruthven (2–3)	Alan Fowlkes (3–2)	None	23,053	16–15
32	May 14	Giants	2–0	Steve Carlton (4–5)	Rich Gale (1–3)	None	33,541	17–15
33	May 15	Giants	5–3	Larry Christenson (3–3)	Greg Minton (2–3)	Sparky Lyle (1)	29,785	18–15
34	May 16	Giants	6–1	Mike Krukow (3–2)	Atlee Hammaker (2–1)	None	38,125	19–15
35	May 17	Astros	1–8	Vern Ruhle (2–2)	Ron Reed (1–1)	None	23,734	19–16
36	May 18	Astros	1–2 (12)	Dave Smith (1–2)	Ed Farmer (1–2)	None	23,869	19–17
37	May 19	Astros	3–5	Bob Knepper (2–4)	Steve Carlton (4–6)	Dave Smith (6)	20,007	19–18
38	May 21	@ Braves	6–7	Steve Bedrosian (3–0)	Sparky Lyle (1–1)	None	28,050	19–19
39	May 22	@ Braves	5–2	Mike Krukow (4–2)	Larry McWilliams (2–2)	Ed Farmer (4)	25,925	20–19
40	May 23	@ Braves	2–1	Dick Ruthven (3–3)	Phil Niekro (2–1)	Ed Farmer (5)	27,965	21–19
41	May 24	@ Reds	9–1	Steve Carlton (5–6)	Tom Seaver (1–6)	None	17,110	22–19
42	May 25	@ Reds	3–4	Greg A. Harris (1–0)	Ed Farmer (1–3)	Tom Hume (9)	16,688	22–20
43	May 26	@ Reds	0–2	Mario Soto (4–4)	Mike Krukow (4–3)	None	14,091	22–21
–	May 28	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[140] Makeup: August 30 as a traditional double-header
44	May 29	Braves	1–0	Dick Ruthven (4–3)	Phil Niekro (2–2)	None	26,790	23–21
45	May 30	Braves	6–2	Steve Carlton (6–6)	Rick Mahler (4–4)	None	35,662	24–21
46	May 31	Reds	5–4 (15)	Sid Monge (2–0)	Bob Shirley (2–3)	None	22,708	25–21

June (17–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
47	June 1	Reds	1–4 (7)	Greg A. Harris (2–0)	Mike Krukow (4–4)	None	20,102	25–22
48	June 2	Reds	4–2	Dick Ruthven (5–3)	Bruce Berenyi (4–5)	Warren Brusstar (2)	22,960	26–22
49	June 4	@ Astros	3–8	Vern Ruhle (3–3)	Ed Farmer (1–4)	None	23,362	26–23
50	June 5	@ Astros	5–3	Sparky Lyle (2–1)	Dave Smith (1–3)	None	35,315	27–23
51	June 6	@ Astros	6–7	Vern Ruhle (4–3)	Warren Brusstar (2–2)	None	21,374	27–24
52	June 7	Cubs	7–5	Sid Monge (3–0)	Lee Smith (1–1)	Ed Farmer (6)	30,146	28–24
53	June 8	Cubs	5–2	Marty Bystrom (1–0)	Tom Filer (0–1)	Sparky Lyle (2)	30,289	29–24
54	June 9	Cubs	4–2	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Ferguson Jenkins (3–8)	None	31,099	30–24
55	June 11	Pirates	0–1	Kent Tekulve (4–2)	Larry Christenson (3–4)	None	30,870	30–25
56	June 12	Pirates	2–9	Manny Sarmiento (2–0)	Mike Krukow (4–5)	None	28,665	30–26
–	June 13	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[141] Makeup: August 9 as a traditional double-header
57	June 14	@ Cubs	11–12	Ferguson Jenkins (4–8)	Steve Carlton (7–7)	None	10,797	30–27
58	June 15	@ Cubs	5–8	Doug Bird (4–6)	Dick Ruthven (5–4)	Mike Proly (1)	8,639	30–28
59	June 16	@ Cubs	6–7 (11)	Dick Tidrow (2–1)	Warren Brusstar (2–3)	None	9,377	30–29
60	June 17	@ Pirates	4–3 (11)	Ron Reed (2–1)	Rod Scurry (4–4)	None	9,405	31–29
61	June 18	@ Pirates	8–3	Mike Krukow (5–5)	Manny Sarmiento (2–1)	None	23,320	32–29
62	June 19	@ Pirates	8–3	Steve Carlton (8–7)	Don Robinson (6–3)	None	13,065	33–29
63	June 20	@ Pirates	1–3	Kent Tekulve (5–2)	Dick Ruthven (5–5)	None	25,791	33–30
64	June 21	@ Cardinals	5–7	Bruce Sutter (6–5)	Ron Reed (2–2)	None	19,141	33–31
65	June 22	@ Cardinals	2–3	John Stuper (2–0)	Sparky Lyle (2–2)	None	19,672	33–32
66	June 23	@ Cardinals	7–1	Mike Krukow (6–5)	Steve Mura (5–6)	None	19,882	34–32
67	June 24	@ Cardinals	10–2	Steve Carlton (9–7)	Bob Forsch (8–3)	None	33,032	35–32
68	June 25 (1)	Mets	1–0	Dick Ruthven (6–5)	Pete Falcone (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	36–32
69	June 25 (2)	Mets	5–3	Ed Farmer (2–4)	Pat Zachry (4–3)	Tug McGraw (1)	36,775	37–32
70	June 26 (1)	Mets	4–3	Marty Bystrom (2–0)	Randy Jones (6–7)	None	see 2nd game	38–32
71	June 26 (2)	Mets	7–4	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Neil Allen (2–4)	None	45,513	39–32
72	June 27	Mets	8–3	Mike Krukow (7–5)	Craig Swan (5–3)	None	43,134	40–32
73	June 28	Cardinals	1–0	Steve Carlton (10–7)	Steve Mura (5–7)	None	34,440	41–32
74	June 29	Cardinals	3–15	Joaquín Andújar (7–5)	Dick Ruthven (6–6)	None	23,850	41–33
75	June 30	Cardinals	6–3	Larry Christenson (4–4)	Bob Forsch (8–4)	Tug McGraw (2)	31,403	42–33

July (16–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
76	July 2	@ Mets	4–8	Craig Swan (6–3)	Marty Bystrom (2–1)	Terry Leach (1)	17,528	42–34
–	July 3	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[142] Makeup: July 4 as a traditional double-header
77	July 4 (1)	@ Mets	9–7	Steve Carlton (11–7)	Charlie Puleo (6–5)	None	see 2nd game	43–34
78	July 4 (2)	@ Mets	7–2	Mike Krukow (8–5)	Randy Jones (6–8)	None	20,897	44–34
79	July 5	Giants	1–3	Bill Laskey (7–5)	Dick Ruthven (6–7)	None	63,501	44–35
80	July 6	Giants	3–2	Sparky Lyle (3–2)	Fred Breining (4–2)	Tug McGraw (3)	22,470	45–35
81	July 7	Padres	3–5	Tim Lollar (9–2)	Marty Bystrom (2–2)	Luis DeLeón (7)	26,695	45–36
82	July 8	Padres	3–5	John Montefusco (7–4)	Mike Krukow (8–6)	Eric Show (3)	24,765	45–37
83	July 9	Dodgers	4–6 (11)	Dave Stewart (5–4)	Tug McGraw (1–1)	None	40,037	45–38
84	July 10	Dodgers	4–2	Dick Ruthven (7–7)	Bob Welch (9–6)	None	41,268	46–38
85	July 11	Dodgers	4–3	Larry Christenson (5–4)	Fernando Valenzuela (12–7)	Ron Reed (1)	48,773	47–38
–	July 13	1982 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Olympic Stadium in Montreal
86	July 15	@ Giants	2–1	Mike Krukow (9–6)	Rich Gale (3–9)	Tug McGraw (4)	8,004	48–38
87	July 16	@ Giants	1–0	Steve Carlton (12–7)	Bill Laskey (7–7)	None	7,720	49–38
88	July 17	@ Giants	5–3 (11)	Ron Reed (3–2)	Fred Breining (4–3)	Sid Monge (1)	30,790	50–38
89	July 18	@ Giants	3–4	Atlee Hammaker (7–5)	Larry Christenson (5–5)	None	15,657	50–39
90	July 19	@ Padres	7–6	Sid Monge (4–0)	John Curtis (6–6)	Ron Reed (2)	33,558	51–39
91	July 20	@ Padres	0–2	John Montefusco (8–5)	Steve Carlton (12–8)	Luis DeLeón (9)	16,020	51–40
92	July 21	@ Padres	7–1	Dick Ruthven (8–7)	Tim Lollar (10–4)	None	16,984	52–40
93	July 23	@ Dodgers	6–3	Porfi Altamirano (2–0)	Dave Stewart (5–5)	Ron Reed (3)	47,684	53–40
94	July 24	@ Dodgers	2–3	Bob Welch (10–7)	Marty Bystrom (2–3)	Steve Howe (10)	49,110	53–41
95	July 25	@ Dodgers	1–0	Steve Carlton (13–8)	Jerry Reuss (10–8)	None	46,623	54–41
96	July 27	@ Pirates	0–4	Larry McWilliams (7–4)	Dick Ruthven (8–8)	Rod Scurry (7)	23,609	54–42
97	July 28	@ Pirates	4–3	Larry Christenson (6–5)	Rick Rhoden (6–9)	Ron Reed (4)	31,867	55–42
98	July 29	Cubs	3–2	Mike Krukow (10–6)	Dick Tidrow (4–2)	Ron Reed (5)	33,724	56–42
99	July 30	Cubs	3–1	Steve Carlton (14–8)	Ferguson Jenkins (6–12)	None	33,165	57–42
100	July 31	Cubs	2–0	Marty Bystrom (3–3)	Allen Ripley (3–4)	Porfi Altamirano (1)	50,203	58–42

August (15–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1	Cubs	2–7	Dickie Noles (7–9)	Dick Ruthven (8–9)	None	57,652	58–43
102	August 2	Expos	2–1	Larry Christenson (7–5)	Bill Gullickson (8–9)	Tug McGraw (5)	34,542	59–43
103	August 3	Expos	3–2	Mike Krukow (11–6)	David Palmer (5–4)	Ron Reed (6)	34,306	60–43
104	August 4	Expos	5–4	Steve Carlton (15–8)	Scott Sanderson (6–10)	None	36,814	61–43
105	August 5	Expos	2–9	Charlie Lea (8–6)	Marty Bystrom (3–4)	Bryn Smith (2)	52,327	61–44
106	August 6	@ Cubs	2–4	Allen Ripley (4–4)	Dick Ruthven (8–10)	Lee Smith (4)	17,163	61–45
107	August 7	@ Cubs	2–3	Dickie Noles (8–9)	Larry Christenson (7–6)	Lee Smith (5)	25,871	61–46
108	August 8	@ Cubs	5–8	Dick Tidrow (5–2)	Tug McGraw (1–2)	Lee Smith (6)	28,279	61–47
109	August 9 (1)	Pirates	4–3	Steve Carlton (16–8)	Kent Tekulve (7–6)	None	see 2nd game	62–47
110	August 9 (2)	Pirates	6–9^{^[a]}	Enrique Romo (7–2)	Ron Reed (3–3)	Kent Tekulve (17)	51,568	62–48
111	August 10	Pirates	9–5	Marty Bystrom (4–4)	Manny Sarmiento (5–2)	None	36,825	63–48
112	August 11	Pirates	4–1	Sid Monge (5–0)	Rick Rhoden (6–11)	Ron Reed (7)	27,202	64–48
113	August 12 (1)	@ Expos	3–6	Bill Gullickson (9–9)	Larry Christenson (7–7)	Jeff Reardon (18)	see 2nd game	64–49
114	August 12 (2)	@ Expos	7–8	Woodie Fryman (7–2)	Sparky Lyle (3–3)	None	55,097	64–50
115	August 13	@ Expos	2–3	Bryn Smith (1–1)	Mike Krukow (11–7)	Jeff Reardon (19)	48,237	64–51
116	August 14	@ Expos	15–11	Jerry Reed (1–0)	Jeff Reardon (4–2)	None	50,572	65–51
117	August 15	@ Expos	3–1	Marty Bystrom (5–4)	Steve Rogers (14–6)	Ron Reed (8)	59,094	66–51
118	August 17	@ Astros	0–2	Vern Ruhle (7–8)	Larry Christenson (7–8)	None	19,725	66–52
119	August 18	@ Astros	5–3 (15)	Tug McGraw (2–2)	Mike LaCoss (4–5)	None	18,449	67–52
120	August 19	@ Astros	6–7 (11)	Dave Smith (2–4)	Sid Monge (5–1)	None	18,797	67–53
121	August 20	@ Reds	9–2	Dick Ruthven (9–10)	Greg A. Harris (2–4)	None	17,638	68–53
122	August 21	@ Reds	3–10	Bob Shirley (5–9)	Marty Bystrom (5–5)	None	24,099	68–54
123	August 22	@ Reds	8–2	Larry Christenson (8–8)	Mario Soto (10–9)	None	21,670	69–54
124	August 23	@ Braves	3–4	Rick Camp (9–7)	Ron Reed (3–4)	None	16,224	69–55
125	August 24	@ Braves	7–9	Phil Niekro (12–3)	Steve Carlton (16–9)	Gene Garber (24)	22,709	69–56
126	August 25	@ Braves	11–9 (10)	Ron Reed (4–4)	Gene Garber (6–7)	None	23,955	70–56
127	August 27	Reds	1–8	Mario Soto (11–9)	Larry Christenson (8–9)	None	34,429	70–57
128	August 28	Reds	7–1	Mike Krukow (12–7)	Frank Pastore (7–10)	None	38,333	71–57
129	August 29	Reds	3–1	Steve Carlton (17–9)	Bruce Berenyi (8–14)	None	39,237	72–57
130	August 30 (1)	Braves	6–1	Dick Ruthven (10–10)	Pascual Pérez (0–3)	None	see 2nd game	73–57
131	August 30 (2)	Braves	9–11 (12)	Steve Bedrosian (7–6)	Tug McGraw (2–3)	Donnie Moore (1)	43,854	73–58
132	August 31	Braves	0–3	Tommy Boggs (2–0)	Ed Farmer (2–5)	Gene Garber (26)	29,380	73–59

September (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Braves	0–4	Rick Camp (11–7)	Mike Krukow (12–8)	Gene Garber (27)	24,788	73–60
134	September 3	Astros	2–1	Steve Carlton (18–9)	Joe Niekro (13–10)	None	28,320	74–60
135	September 4	Astros	4–2	Sid Monge (6–1)	Bob Knepper (5–14)	Ron Reed (9)	35,747	75–60
136	September 5	Astros	4–3	Porfi Altamirano (3–0)	Nolan Ryan (14–10)	Ron Reed (10)	33,983	76–60
137	September 6	@ Cubs	3–4	Doug Bird (9–11)	Mike Krukow (12–9)	Lee Smith (12)	23,510	76–61
138	September 7	@ Cubs	7–5	Tug McGraw (3–3)	Bill Campbell (3–5)	None	7,003	77–61
139	September 8	@ Cubs	4–3	Steve Carlton (19–9)	Dick Tidrow (6–3)	Ron Reed (11)	8,233	78–61
140	September 10	@ Pirates	7–5	Dick Ruthven (11–10)	John Candelaria (12–6)	Sid Monge (2)	15,596	79–61
141	September 11	@ Pirates	9–10	Kent Tekulve (11–8)	Ron Reed (4–5)	None	19,842	79–62
142	September 12	@ Pirates	2–4	Rick Rhoden (10–12)	Larry Christenson (8–10)	Kent Tekulve (19)	19,089	79–63
143	September 13	Cardinals	2–0	Steve Carlton (20–9)	Bob Forsch (14–9)	None	40,109	80–63
144	September 14	Cardinals	0–2	John Stuper (7–6)	Mike Krukow (12–10)	Bruce Sutter (32)	32,854	80–64
145	September 15	Cardinals	0–8	Joaquín Andújar (13–10)	John Denny (6–12)	None	33,337	80–65
146	September 17	Pirates	2–4	Rick Rhoden (11–12)	Steve Carlton (20–10)	Kent Tekulve (20)	37,262	80–66
147	September 18	Pirates	5–4	Sid Monge (7–1)	Don Robinson (15–11)	Ron Reed (12)	31,468	81–66
148	September 19	Pirates	1–8	Manny Sarmiento (8–3)	Mike Krukow (12–11)	None	37,352	81–67
149	September 20	@ Cardinals	1–4	Joaquín Andújar (14–10)	John Denny (6–13)	Bruce Sutter (34)	35,899	81–68
150	September 21	@ Cardinals	5–2	Steve Carlton (21–10)	Eric Rasmussen (0–1)	None	38,942	82–68
151	September 22	@ Expos	4–11	Bill Gullickson (12–12)	Dick Ruthven (11–11)	None	18,123	82–69
152	September 23	@ Expos	2–0 (11)	Ron Reed (5–5)	Steve Rogers (17–8)	Porfi Altamirano (2)	14,762	83–69
153	September 24	@ Mets	2–1	Mike Krukow (13–11)	Walt Terrell (0–2)	Ron Reed (13)	7,661	84–69
154	September 25	@ Mets	1–2	Craig Swan (11–7)	Steve Carlton (21–11)	None	8,870	84–70
155	September 26	@ Mets	4–6	Charlie Puleo (9–9)	Ed Farmer (2–6)	None	16,384	84–71
156	September 27	Cubs	1–8	Randy Martz (11–10)	Marty Bystrom (5–6)	None	15,744	84–72
157	September 28	Cubs	3–2	Larry Christenson (9–10)	Doug Bird (9–14)	Ron Reed (14)	14,431	85–72
158	September 29	Expos	4–0	Steve Carlton (22–11)	Bryn Smith (2–4)	None	16,024	86–72
159	September 30	Expos	5–4	Porfi Altamirano (4–0)	Jeff Reardon (7–4)	None	15,439	87–72

October (2–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	Mets	0–1 (10)	Terry Leach (2–1)	Porfi Altamirano (4–1)	None	16,072	87–73
161	October 2	Mets	4–3	Porfi Altamirano (5–1)	Pat Zachry (6–9)	None	32,729	88–73
162	October 3	Mets	4–1	Steve Carlton (23–11)	Ed Lynch (4–8)	None	19,383	89–73

^{^[a]}The August 9 game was suspended in the bottom of the eighth inning with the score 6–9 and was completed August 10, 1982.^[143]

1981 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1981 Game Log^[144]
First Half: 34–21; Second Half: 25–27; Overall Record: 59–48

April (12–6)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 8	@ Reds	2–3	Tom Hume (1–0)	Sparky Lyle (0–1)	None	51,716	0–1
2	April 11	@ Cardinals	5–2	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Bob Forsch (0–1)	None	38,473	1–1
3	April 12	@ Cardinals	3–7	Lary Sorensen (1–0)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Bruce Sutter (1)	21,462	1–2
4	April 13	Pirates	5–1	Steve Carlton (1–0)	John Candelaria (0–1)	None	60,404	2–2
5	April 15	Pirates	4–3 (11)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Enrique Romo (0–1)	None	27,450	3–2
6	April 16	Pirates	5–3	Dick Ruthven (2–0)	Don Robinson (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	26,780	4–2
7	April 17	Cubs	6–2	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Ken Kravec (0–1)	None	21,948	5–2
8	April 18	Cubs	4–3 (10)	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Lee Smith (0–1)	None	27,780	6–2
9	April 19	Cubs	7–3	Nino Espinosa (1–0)	Rick Reuschel (0–2)	None	30,204	7–2
10	April 20	@ Expos	8–9	Steve Rogers (1–0)	Tug McGraw (1–1)	Woodie Fryman (2)	24,817	7–3
11	April 21	@ Expos	3–10	Scott Sanderson (2–0)	Dick Ruthven (2–1)	None	10,887	7–4
12	April 22	@ Expos	3–4 (11)	Elías Sosa (1–0)	Tug McGraw (1–2)	None	14,176	7–5
13	April 24	@ Cubs	6–4	Steve Carlton (3–0)	Rick Reuschel (0–3)	Ron Reed (1)	6,274	8–5
14	April 25	@ Cubs	7–5	Sparky Lyle (1–1)	Dick Tidrow (1–2)	None	10,990	9–5
15	April 26	@ Cubs	6–2	Marty Bystrom (1–0)	Bill Caudill (0–1)	None	10,093	10–5
16	April 27	Expos	3–1	Dick Ruthven (3–1)	Bill Gullickson (1–1)	None	27,347	11–5
17	April 28	Expos	3–6	Steve Ratzer (1–0)	Larry Christenson (1–2)	Elías Sosa (1)	26,192	11–6
18	April 29	Expos	6–2	Steve Carlton (4–0)	Steve Rogers (2–1)	None	30,142	12–6

May (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	May 1	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[145] Makeup: May 2 as a traditional double-header
19	May 2 (1)	Giants	2–6	Doyle Alexander (4–1)	Nino Espinosa (1–1)	Greg Minton (4)	see 2nd game	12–7
20	May 2 (2)	Giants	3–1	Marty Bystrom (2–0)	Ed Whitson (0–3)	None	27,376	13–7
21	May 3	Giants	7–5	Dick Ruthven (4–1)	Gary Lavelle (0–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	41,283	14–7
22	May 4	Giants	6–4	Steve Carlton (5–0)	Allen Ripley (1–3)	None	25,492	15–7
23	May 5	Dodgers	8–7	Sparky Lyle (2–1)	Bobby Castillo (0–3)	None	27,241	16–7
24	May 6	Dodgers	1–2	Burt Hooton (4–0)	Nino Espinosa (1–2)	None	25,850	16–8
25	May 7	Dodgers	1–2	Jerry Reuss (3–1)	Marty Bystrom (2–1)	None	29,259	16–9
26	May 8	Padres	11–7	Sparky Lyle (3–1)	Gary Lucas (2–3)	None	30,830	17–9
27	May 9	Padres	9–6	Steve Carlton (6–0)	Tim Lollar (1–3)	None	30,907	18–9
28	May 10	Padres	4–8	Steve Mura (1–4)	Larry Christenson (1–3)	Gary Lucas (5)	40,447	18–10
29	May 12	@ Giants	0–4	Doyle Alexander (5–2)	Nino Espinosa (1–3)	None	10,307	18–11
30	May 13	@ Giants	2–5	Allen Ripley (3–3)	Marty Bystrom (2–2)	Greg Minton (6)	6,946	18–12
31	May 14	@ Giants	3–1	Dick Ruthven (5–1)	Vida Blue (3–3)	Tug McGraw (3)	6,561	19–12
32	May 15	@ Padres	2–1	Steve Carlton (7–0)	Steve Mura (1–5)	None	15,939	20–12
33	May 16	@ Padres	1–2	John Littlefield (1–2)	Tug McGraw (1–3)	None	40,656	20–13
34	May 17	@ Padres	6–3	Nino Espinosa (2–3)	Juan Eichelberger (3–2)	None	18,330	21–13
35	May 18	@ Dodgers	4–0	Marty Bystrom (3–2)	Fernando Valenzuela (8–1)	None	52,439	22–13
36	May 19	@ Dodgers	3–2	Dick Ruthven (6–1)	Bob Welch (2–2)	None	43,812	23–13
37	May 20	@ Dodgers	2–3 (10)	Steve Howe (4–1)	Tug McGraw (1–4)	None	50,917	23–14
38	May 22	@ Pirates	1–3	Pascual Pérez (1–0)	Larry Christenson (1–4)	None	20,695	23–15
39	May 23	@ Pirates	6–4	Mike Proly (1–0)	Kent Tekulve (0–3)	Ron Reed (2)	20,340	24–15
40	May 24	@ Pirates	1–7	Jim Bibby (3–2)	Marty Bystrom (3–3)	Víctor Cruz (1)	21,771	24–16
41	May 25	@ Mets	3–13	Greg A. Harris (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (6–2)	Jeff Reardon (2)	20,469	24–17
42	May 26	@ Mets	7–5	Ron Reed (1–0)	Neil Allen (3–2)	Tug McGraw (4)	13,973	25–17
43	May 27	@ Mets	1–3	Pat Zachry (5–5)	Larry Christenson (1–5)	None	10,930	25–18
44	May 29	Cardinals	4–11	Bob Forsch (5–2)	Nino Espinosa (2–4)	Mark Littell (1)	32,358	25–19
45	May 30	Cardinals	10–2	Dick Ruthven (7–2)	Lary Sorensen (4–4)	None	35,034	26–19
46	May 31	Cardinals	6–1	Steve Carlton (8–0)	Silvio Martínez (1–4)	None	54,103	27–19

June (7–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
47	June 1	Mets	5–4	Sparky Lyle (4–1)	Neil Allen (3–3)	Tug McGraw (5)	27,631	28–19
48	June 2	Mets	9–7	Mike Proly (2–0)	Ed Lynch (1–3)	Ron Reed (3)	25,375	29–19
49	June 3	Mets	2–6	Greg A. Harris (2–1)	Dick Ruthven (7–3)	Neil Allen (5)	27,588	29–20
50	June 5	@ Braves	1–4	Rick Mahler (3–1)	Steve Carlton (8–1)	Rick Camp (8)	17,059	29–21
51	June 6	@ Braves	3–0	Larry Christenson (2–5)	Tommy Boggs (1–9)	Mike Proly (1)	15,291	30–21
52	June 7	@ Braves	7–5	Sparky Lyle (5–1)	Gaylord Perry (5–4)	Ron Reed (4)	23,482	31–21
53	June 8	Astros	4–3	Dick Ruthven (8–3)	Don Sutton (4–6)	Tug McGraw (6)	31,664	32–21
54	June 9	Astros	10–3	Marty Bystrom (4–3)	Joe Niekro (6–5)	Ron Reed (5)	33,978	33–21
55	June 10	Astros	5–4	Steve Carlton (9–1)	Frank LaCorte (3–2)	Tug McGraw (7)	57,386	34–21
–	June 12	Braves	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 13	Braves	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 14	Braves	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 15	Reds	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 16	Reds	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 17	@ Astros	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 18	@ Astros	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 19	@ Reds	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 20	@ Reds	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 21	@ Reds	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 23	@ Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 24	@ Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 25	@ Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 26	Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 27	Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 28	Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 29	@ Cardinals	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 30 (1)	@ Cardinals	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	June 30 (2)	@ Cardinals	Game cancelled: players' strike

July (0–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score
–	July 1	@ Cardinals	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 2	@ Cardinals	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 3	Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 4	Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 5	Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 7	@ Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 8	@ Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 9	@ Pirates	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 10	Mets	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 11 (1)	Mets	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 11 (2)	Mets	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 12	Mets	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 14	1981 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland Cancelled (players' strike), then postponed to August 9
–	July 16	Giants	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 17	Giants	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 18	Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 19	Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 20	Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 21	Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 22	Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 23	Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 24	@ Giants	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 25	@ Giants	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 26	@ Giants	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 27	@ Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 28	@ Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 29	@ Padres	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	July 31	@ Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike

August (7–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record (Overall Record)
–	August 1	@ Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 2	@ Dodgers	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 4	Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 5	Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 6	Cubs	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 7	@ Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 8	@ Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 9 (1)	@ Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 9 (2)	@ Expos	Game cancelled: players' strike
–	August 9	1981 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland
56	August 10	Cardinals	3–7	Bob Forsch (7–2)	Larry Christenson (2–6)	Bruce Sutter (12)	60,561	0–1 (34–22)
57	August 11	Cardinals	6–5 (10)	Ron Reed (2–0)	Jim Kaat (3–2)	None	24,549	1–1 (35–22)
58	August 12	Cardinals	3–11	Bob Sykes (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (8–4)	Mark Littell (2)	23,566	1–2 (35–23)
59	August 13	Cardinals	2–5	John Martin (4–1)	Steve Carlton (9–2)	Bruce Sutter (13)	26,783	1–3 (35–24)
60	August 14	@ Mets	8–4	Larry Christenson (3–6)	Mike Scott (3–5)	Mike Proly (2)	34,136	2–3 (36–24)
61	August 15	@ Mets	1–3	Pete Falcone (2–3)	Nino Espinosa (2–5)	Neil Allen (8)	14,309	2–4 (36–25)
62	August 16	@ Mets	2–5	Pat Zachry (6–7)	Dick Ruthven (8–5)	Neil Allen (9)	21,635	2–5 (36–26)
63	August 18	@ Reds	1–3	Tom Seaver (8–2)	Steve Carlton (9–3)	Tom Hume (8)	25,363	2–6 (36–27)
64	August 19	@ Reds	3–6	Tom Hume (6–2)	Sparky Lyle (5–2)	None	23,133	2–7 (36–28)
65	August 21	Astros	5–4	Sparky Lyle (6–2)	Vern Ruhle (1–3)	Tug McGraw (8)	31,693	3–7 (37–28)
66	August 22	Astros	8–4	Dick Ruthven (9–5)	Joe Niekro (7–7)	None	35,199	4–7 (38–28)
67	August 23	Astros	6–0	Steve Carlton (10–3)	Bob Knepper (6–3)	None	30,630	5–7 (39–28)
68	August 24	Braves	7–5 (13)	Tug McGraw (2–4)	Al Hrabosky (0–1)	None	23,383	6–7 (40–28)
69	August 25	Braves	2–12	Phil Niekro (6–4)	Mark Davis (0–1)	None	33,383	6–8 (40–29)
70	August 26	Braves	3–5 (10)	Rick Camp (7–1)	Ron Reed (2–1)	None	28,283	6–9 (40–30)
71	August 28	@ Astros	2–3 (10)	Dave Smith (2–3)	Sparky Lyle (6–3)	None	29,482	6–10 (40–31)
72	August 29 (1)	@ Astros	1–6	Vern Ruhle (2–3)	Mark Davis (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	6–11 (40–32)
73	August 29 (2)	@ Astros	1–2	Billy Smith (1–0)	Dickie Noles (0–1)	Frank LaCorte (4)	33,327	6–12 (40–33)
74	August 30	@ Astros	4–5 (10)	Dave Smith (3–3)	Sparky Lyle (6–4)	None	23,102	6–13 (40–34)
75	August 31	@ Braves	11–8	Dick Ruthven (10–5)	Gaylord Perry (6–5)	Ron Reed (6)	8,207	7–13 (41–34)

September (16–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record (Overall Record)
76	September 1	@ Braves	3–0	Steve Carlton (11–3)	Rick Mahler (4–5)	None	3,374	8–13 (42–34)
77	September 2	@ Braves	2–3	Gene Garber (4–3)	Warren Brusstar (0–1)	None	6,232	8–14 (42–35)
78	September 3	Reds	3–9	Bruce Berenyi (7–4)	Mark Davis (0–3)	None	26,540	8–15 (42–36)
79	September 4	Reds	7–6	Sparky Lyle (7–4)	Doug Bair (2–2)	Tug McGraw (9)	25,020	9–15 (43–36)
80	September 5	Reds	5–4	Ron Reed (3–1)	Mario Soto (8–8)	None	41,845	10–15 (44–36)
81	September 6	Reds	4–5	Tom Hume (7–3)	Sparky Lyle (7–5)	Joe Price (2)	30,366	10–16 (44–37)
82	September 7	Expos	4–5	Woodie Fryman (5–2)	Mike Proly (2–1)	Jeff Reardon (5)	31,401	10–17 (44–38)
83	September 8	Expos	10–5	Dan Larson (1–0)	Scott Sanderson (7–6)	None	11,812	11–17 (45–38)
84	September 9	Expos	11–8	Ron Reed (4–1)	Woodie Fryman (5–3)	Sparky Lyle (1)	25,468	12–17 (46–38)
85	September 11	@ Pirates	8–0	Steve Carlton (12–3)	Rick Rhoden (8–3)	None	12,799	13–17 (47–38)
86	September 12	@ Pirates	2–6	Eddie Solomon (7–4)	Dickie Noles (0–2)	Rod Scurry (5)	11,370	13–18 (47–39)
87	September 13	@ Pirates	2–3	Odell Jones (4–2)	Ron Reed (4–2)	Kent Tekulve ()	16,493	13–19 (47–40)
–	September 15	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[146] Makeup: September 16 as a traditional double-header
88	September 16 (1)	@ Mets	3–1	Dick Ruthven (11–5)	Pat Zachry (7–12)	None	see 2nd game	14–19 (48–40)
89	September 16 (2)	@ Mets	4–5	Mike Marshall (3–2)	Steve Carlton (12–4)	Neil Allen (17)	4,353	14–20 (48–41)
90	September 17	@ Mets	3–2	Dickie Noles (1–2)	Mike Scott (4–9)	Ron Reed (7)	5,501	15–20 (49–41)
91	September 18	Pirates	6–7	Rod Scurry (4–5)	Ron Reed (4–3)	Mark Lee (2)	24,537	15–21 (49–42)
92	September 19	Pirates	8–2	Dan Larson (2–0)	Odell Jones (4–3)	Larry Christenson (1)	30,446	16–21 (50–42)
93	September 20	Pirates	5–4	Sparky Lyle (8–5)	Eddie Solomon (7–5)	None	31,489	17–21 (51–42)
94	September 21	@ Expos	0–1 (17)	Bryn Smith (1–0)	Jerry Reed (0–1)	None	24,161	17–22 (51–43)
95	September 22	@ Expos	2–6	Steve Rogers (11–7)	Dick Ruthven (11–6)	None	21,797	17–23 (51–44)
96	September 23	@ Cardinals	9–4	Dickie Noles (2–2)	John Martin (6–5)	Sparky Lyle (2)	16,845	18–23 (52–44)
97	September 24	@ Cardinals	14–6	Mark Davis (1–3)	Lary Sorensen (7–7)	None	11,758	19–23 (53–44)
98	September 25	@ Cubs	9–2	Dan Larson (3–0)	Ken Kravec (1–6)	None	4,482	20–23 (54–44)
–	September 26	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[147] Makeup: September 27 as a traditional double-header
99	September 27 (1)	@ Cubs	5–2	Steve Carlton (13–4)	Doug Bird (9–6)	None	see 2nd game	21–23 (55–44)
100	September 27 (2)	@ Cubs	0–14	Mike Krukow (9–9)	Dick Ruthven (11–7)	None	18,783	21–24 (55–45)
101	September 28	Mets	12–4	Larry Christenson (4–6)	Ed Lynch (4–5)	None	20,403	22–24 (56–45)
102	September 29	Mets	0–7	Pete Falcone (4–3)	Mark Davis (1–4)	None	20,110	22–25 (56–46)
103	September 30	Cardinals	8–5	Sparky Lyle (9–5)	Luis DeLeón (0–1)	Ron Reed (8)	21,382	23–25 (57–46)

October (2–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record (Overall Record)
104	October 1	Cardinals	2–3 (10)	Doug Bair (4–2)	Larry Christenson (4–7)	None	20,482	23–26 (57–47)
105	October 2	Cubs	9–7	Ron Reed (5–3)	Dick Tidrow (3–10)	None	20,453	24–26 (58–47)
106	October 3	Cubs	4–8	Jay Howell (2–0)	Sparky Lyle (9–6)	Randy Martz (6)	35,169	24–27 (58–48)
107	October 4	Cubs	2–1	Dick Ruthven (12–7)	Lee Smith (3–6)	Tug McGraw (10)	21,912	25–27 (59–48)

1981 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1981 Postseason Game Log^[144]
Overall Record: 2–3

National League Divisional Series (2–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 7	@ Expos	1–3	Steve Rogers (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	Jeff Reardon (1)	34,237	0–1
2	October 8	@ Expos	1–3	Bill Gullickson (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (0–1)	Jeff Reardon (2)	45,896	0–2
3	October 9	Expos	6–2	Larry Christenson (1–0)	Ray Burris (0–1)	None	36,835	1–2
4	October 10	Expos	6–5 (10)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Jeff Reardon (0–1)	None	38,818	2–2
5	October 11	Expos	0–3	Steve Rogers (2–0)	Steve Carlton (0–2)	None	47,384	2–3

1980 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1980 Game Log^[148]
Overall Record: 91–71

April (6–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 11	Expos	6–3	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Steve Rogers (0–1)	None	48,460	1–0
2	April 12	Expos	6–2	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Bill Lee (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	22,065	2–0
3	April 13	Expos	4–5 (10)	Elías Sosa (1–0)	Lerrin LaGrow (0–1)	None	28,132	2–1
4	April 15	@ Cardinals	2–7	Pete Vuckovich (2–0)	Randy Lerch (0–1)	None	8,166	2–2
5	April 16	@ Cardinals	8–3	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Bob Forsch (0–1)	None	10,911	3–2
6	April 18	@ Expos	5–7	Scott Sanderson (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (1–1)	Woodie Fryman (1)	41,222	3–3
7	April 19	@ Expos	13–4	Larry Christenson (1–0)	Steve Rogers (1–2)	Dickie Noles (1)	23,088	4–3
8	April 20	@ Expos	6–7	Elías Sosa (2–0)	Tug McGraw (0–1)	None	25,722	4–4
9	April 21	Mets	0–3	Ray Burris (2–1)	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Neil Allen (4)	23,856	4–5
10	April 22	Mets	14–8	Kevin Saucier (1–0)	Kevin Kobel (0–2)	None	21,341	5–5
11	April 23	Mets	2–3	Mark Bomback (1–0)	Lerrin LaGrow (0–2)	Jeff Reardon (1)	23,025	5–6
12	April 25	Cardinals	1–3	Pete Vuckovich (3–1)	Randy Lerch (0–2)	Mark Littell (1)	30,516	5–7
13	April 26	Cardinals	7–0	Steve Carlton (3–1)	John Fulgham (1–2)	None	25,168	6–7
14	April 27	Cardinals	1–10	Bob Forsch (1–1)	Dick Ruthven (1–2)	None	28,200	6–8
–	April 29	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[149] Makeup: August 17 as a traditional double-header
15	April 30	@ Mets	0–2	Mark Bomback (2–0)	Randy Lerch (0–3)	None	4,559	6–9

May (17–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
16	May 1	@ Mets	2–1	Steve Carlton (4–1)	Pete Falcone (1–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	5,928	7–9
17	May 2	Dodgers	9–5	Ron Reed (1–0)	Charlie Hough (0–1)	None	30,294	8–9
18	May 3	Dodgers	7–3	Larry Christenson (2–0)	Burt Hooton (2–2)	None	35,011	9–9
19	May 4	Dodgers	10–12^{^[a]}	Joe Beckwith (2–0)	Dickie Noles (0–1)	Jerry Reuss (1)	34,027	9–10
20	May 5	Braves	7–1	Steve Carlton (5–1)	Rick Matula (2–2)	None	26,165	10–10
21	May 6	Braves	10–5	Dick Ruthven (2–2)	Doyle Alexander (0–2)	Dickie Noles (2)	25,302	11–10
–	May 7	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[150] Makeup: July 25 as a traditional double-header
22	May 9	@ Reds	2–5	Charlie Leibrandt (3–2)	Randy Lerch (0–4)	None	32,583	11–11
23	May 10	@ Reds	3–5	Tom Seaver (2–1)	Steve Carlton (5–2)	Tom Hume (5)	28,919	11–12
24	May 11	@ Reds	7–3	Dick Ruthven (3–2)	Mike LaCoss (3–3)	None	25,920	12–12
25	May 13	@ Braves	3–7	Doyle Alexander (1–2)	Randy Lerch (0–5)	Rick Camp (1)	10,146	12–13
26	May 14	@ Braves	9–1	Steve Carlton (6–2)	Larry McWilliams (2–3)	None	4,625	13–13
27	May 16	@ Astros	3–0	Dick Ruthven (4–2)	J. R. Richard (4–2)	None	33,610	14–13
28	May 17	@ Astros	4–2	Larry Christenson (3–0)	Joe Niekro (4–3)	Dickie Noles (3)	43,525	15–13
29	May 18	@ Astros	0–3	Nolan Ryan (2–3)	Randy Lerch (0–6)	None	33,950	15–14
30	May 19	Reds	6–4	Steve Carlton (7–2)	Frank Pastore (4–2)	Ron Reed (1)	25,109	16–14
31	May 20	Reds	6–7	Paul Moskau (2–0)	Dick Ruthven (4–3)	Doug Bair (3)	25,202	16–15
32	May 21	Reds	9–8	Ron Reed (2–0)	Tom Hume (3–4)	None	26,099	17–15
33	May 23	Astros	3–0	Steve Carlton (8–2)	Nolan Ryan (2–4)	None	27,822	18–15
34	May 24	Astros	5–4	Kevin Saucier (2–0)	Joaquín Andújar (0–2)	Tug McGraw (3)	28,539	19–15
35	May 25	Astros	6–2	Dick Ruthven (5–3)	Ken Forsch (5–3)	None	37,349	20–15
36	May 26	Pirates	7–6	Ron Reed (3–0)	Kent Tekulve (5–3)	None	45,394	21–15
37	May 27	Pirates	2–3 (13)	Enrique Romo (3–0)	Dickie Noles (0–2)	Kent Tekulve (6)	35,989	21–16
38	May 28	Pirates	6–3	Randy Lerch (1–6)	Don Robinson (1–1)	Ron Reed (2)	30,209	22–16
39	May 29	Pirates	4–5	Eddie Solomon (2–0)	Dick Ruthven (5–4)	Enrique Romo (2)	30,630	22–17
40	May 30	@ Cubs	7–10	Rick Reuschel (4–4)	Dan Larson (0–1)	None	8,632	22–18
41	May 31	@ Cubs	7–0	Steve Carlton (9–2)	Willie Hernández (1–4)	None	26,937	23–18

June (14–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 1	@ Cubs	4–5	Dick Tidrow (2–0)	Ron Reed (3–1)	Bruce Sutter (11)	20,051	23–19
43	June 2	@ Pirates	3–9	Don Robinson (2–1)	Randy Lerch (1–7)	None	19,990	23–20
44	June 3	@ Pirates	3–4	Grant Jackson (5–1)	Tug McGraw (0–2)	None	22,141	23–21
45	June 4	@ Pirates	4–3	Steve Carlton (10–2)	John Candelaria (2–5)	None	31,075	24–21
46	June 6	Cubs	6–5	Bob Walk (1–0)	Mike Krukow (3–6)	Tug McGraw (4)	30,189	25–21
47	June 7	Cubs	5–2	Randy Lerch (2–7)	Rick Reuschel (5–5)	Dickie Noles (4)	31,153	26–21
48	June 8	Cubs	0–2	Lynn McGlothen (3–2)	Dick Ruthven (5–5)	Bruce Sutter (12)	40,206	26–22
49	June 9	Giants	1–3	Allen Ripley (1–0)	Dickie Noles (0–3)	Greg Minton (2)	28,702	26–23
50	June 10	Giants	4–3	Kevin Saucier (3–0)	Bob Knepper (4–8)	Ron Reed (3)	32,635	27–23
51	June 11	Giants	4–7	Ed Whitson (3–7)	Randy Lerch (2–8)	Greg Minton (3)	37,844	27–24
52	June 13	Padres	9–6	Dick Ruthven (6–5)	Randy Jones (4–6)	None	37,873	28–24
53	June 14	Padres	3–1	Steve Carlton (11–2)	Steve Mura (0–2)	Tug McGraw (5)	35,231	29–24
54	June 15	Padres	8–5	Bob Walk (2–0)	Rick Wise (3–4)	Lerrin LaGrow (1)	36,374	30–24
55	June 16	@ Dodgers	3–2 (12)	Ron Reed (4–1)	Rick Sutcliffe (1–4)	Tug McGraw (6)	41,340	31–24
56	June 17	@ Dodgers	6–5	Ron Reed (5–1)	Bobby Castillo (1–3)	Tug McGraw (7)	40,786	32–24
57	June 18	@ Padres	5–1	Steve Carlton (12–2)	Bob Shirley (5–3)	None	15,621	33–24
58	June 19	@ Padres	3–4	Dennis Kinney (2–1)	Kevin Saucier (3–1)	Rollie Fingers (8)	16,712	33–25
59	June 20	@ Giants	1–5	Allen Ripley (2–1)	Dan Larson (0–2)	None	9,490	33–26
60	June 21	@ Giants	3–9	Ed Whitson (5–7)	Randy Lerch (2–9)	None	11,809	33–27
61	June 22	@ Giants	4–3	Steve Carlton (13–2)	Vida Blue (9–4)	None	27,315	34–27
62	June 24	Expos	6–7 (10)	Elías Sosa (5–3)	Tug McGraw (0–3)	None	32,101	34–28
63	June 25	Expos	2–1 (10)	Ron Reed (6–1)	Stan Bahnsen (5–2)	None	31,416	35–28
64	June 26	Expos	0–1	Scott Sanderson (7–4)	Randy Lerch (2–10)	None	31,696	35–29
65	June 27	Mets	2–3	John Pacella (1–0)	Steve Carlton (13–3)	Tom Hausman (1)	37,123	35–30
66	June 28 (1)	Mets	1–2 (11)	Neil Allen (4–5)	Ron Reed (6–2)	None	see 2nd game	35–31
67	June 28 (2)	Mets	4–5	Tom Hausman (3–2)	Kevin Saucier (3–2)	Neil Allen (13)	47,169	35–32
68	June 29	Mets	5–2	Bob Walk (3–0)	Pat Zachry (2–5)	Lerrin LaGrow (2)	41,113	36–32
69	June 30	@ Expos	7–5	Dickie Noles (1–3)	Bill Gullickson (0–2)	Ron Reed (4)	36,347	37–32

July (15–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
70	July 1	@ Expos	5–4 (11)	Randy Lerch (3–10)	Woodie Fryman (1–3)	Lerrin LaGrow (3)	33,761	38–32
71	July 2	@ Expos	1–6	Steve Rogers (10–6)	Steve Carlton (13–4)	None	23,233	38–33
72	July 3 (1)	@ Cardinals	2–1	Dick Ruthven (7–5)	Bob Forsch (5–6)	None	see 2nd game	39–33
73	July 3 (2)	@ Cardinals	8–1	Bob Walk (4–0)	Jim Otten (0–3)	None	38,038	40–33
74	July 4	@ Cardinals	0–1 (10)	Bob Sykes (3–6)	Kevin Saucier (3–3)	None	15,481	40–34
75	July 5	@ Cardinals	1–6	Jim Kaat (3–6)	Randy Lerch (3–11)	None	27,932	40–35
76	July 6	@ Cardinals	8–3	Steve Carlton (14–4)	Pete Vuckovich (7–6)	None	17,769	41–35
–	July 8	1980 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles
77	July 10	Cubs	5–3	Dick Ruthven (8–5)	Mike Krukow (6–10)	Dickie Noles (5)	33,130	42–35
78	July 11	Cubs	7–2	Bob Walk (5–0)	Lynn McGlothen (6–6)	Ron Reed (5)	50,204	43–35
79	July 12	Pirates	5–4	Kevin Saucier (4–3)	Kent Tekulve (5–5)	None	53,254	44–35
80	July 13	Pirates	3–7	Don Robinson (3–4)	Nino Espinosa (0–1)	Kent Tekulve (11)	48,132	44–36
81	July 14	Pirates	11–13	Grant Jackson (7–2)	Ron Reed (6–3)	None	44,245	44–37
82	July 15	@ Astros	2–3	Joe Sambito (4–1)	Dick Ruthven (8–6)	None	24,223	44–38
83	July 16	@ Astros	4–2	Bob Walk (6–0)	Ken Forsch (8–9)	None	28,532	45–38
84	July 17	@ Astros	2–1	Steve Carlton (15–4)	Joe Niekro (10–8)	None	26,403	46–38
85	July 18	@ Braves	7–2	Nino Espinosa (1–1)	Phil Niekro (7–12)	Dickie Noles (6)	13,908	47–38
86	July 19 (1)	@ Braves	2–5	Doyle Alexander (8–5)	Dick Ruthven (8–7)	None	see 2nd game	47–39
87	July 19 (2)	@ Braves	2–7	Tommy Boggs (4–5)	Dan Larson (0–3)	Rick Camp (4)	35,524	47–40
88	July 20	@ Braves	2–3	Larry McWilliams (7–6)	Bob Walk (6–1)	None	9,335	47–41
89	July 21	@ Reds	4–5	Charlie Leibrandt (9–6)	Randy Lerch (3–12)	Tom Hume (15)	27,177	47–42
90	July 22	@ Reds	2–3	Mario Soto (4–4)	Steve Carlton (15–5)	None	28,079	47–43
91	July 23	@ Reds	3–7	Bruce Berenyi (2–0)	Nino Espinosa (1–2)	Tom Hume (16)	29,614	47–44
92	July 25 (1)	Braves	5–4 (12)	Dick Ruthven (9–7)	Rick Camp (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	48–44
93	July 25 (2)	Braves	0–3	Tommy Boggs (5–5)	Dan Larson (0–4)	None	38,408	48–45
94	July 26	Braves	6–3	Bob Walk (7–1)	Phil Niekro (8–13)	Ron Reed (6)	33,112	49–45
95	July 27	Braves	17–4	Steve Carlton (16–5)	Rick Matula (6–9)	None	35,249	50–45
96	July 28	Astros	2–3 (10)	Joe Sambito (6–1)	Ron Reed (6–4)	None	30,181	50–46
97	July 29	Astros	9–6	Kevin Saucier (5–3)	Frank LaCorte (7–3)	Tug McGraw (8)	30,252	51–46
98	July 30	Astros	6–4	Dick Ruthven (10–7)	Nolan Ryan (5–8)	Tug McGraw (9)	31,342	52–46

August (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
99	August 1	Reds	3–1	Bob Walk (8–1)	Charlie Leibrandt (9–7)	Tug McGraw (10)	37,409	53–46
100	August 2	Reds	0–2	Mike LaCoss (6–9)	Steve Carlton (16–6)	None	43,244	53–47
101	August 3	Reds	8–4	Nino Espinosa (2–2)	Bruce Berenyi (2–2)	Ron Reed (7)	41,328	54–47
–	August 5	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[151] Makeup: September 12 as a traditional double-header
102	August 6	Cardinals	0–14	Bob Sykes (5–8)	Bob Walk (8–2)	None	31,629	54–48
103	August 7	Cardinals	3–2	Steve Carlton (17–6)	John Fulgham (3–4)	Tug McGraw (11)	31,397	55–48
104	August 8	@ Pirates	5–6	Kent Tekulve (8–5)	Tug McGraw (0–4)	Enrique Romo (8)	30,354	55–49
105	August 9	@ Pirates	1–4	John Candelaria (8–11)	Nino Espinosa (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (16)	39,984	55–50
106	August 10 (1)	@ Pirates	1–7	Jim Bibby (14–2)	Randy Lerch (3–13)	None	see 2nd game	55–51
107	August 10 (2)	@ Pirates	1–4	Don Robinson (4–5)	Dan Larson (0–5)	Kent Tekulve (17)	37,323	55–52
108	August 11	@ Cubs	8–5 (15)^{^[b]}	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	George Riley (0–2)	None	10,805	56–52
109	August 12	@ Cubs	5–2	Steve Carlton (18–6)	Mike Krukow (7–12)	None	20,808	57–52
110	August 13	@ Cubs	1–2	Dick Tidrow (5–3)	Dick Ruthven (10–8)	None	13,215	57–53
111	August 14	@ Mets	8–1	Nino Espinosa (3–3)	Pat Zachry (6–6)	None	20,149	58–53
112	August 15	@ Mets	8–0	Larry Christenson (4–0)	Mark Bomback (9–4)	Tug McGraw (12)	40,436	59–53
113	August 16	@ Mets	11–6	Bob Walk (9–2)	Craig Swan (5–9)	None	23,514	60–53
114	August 17 (1)	@ Mets	9–4	Steve Carlton (19–6)	Ray Burris (6–7)	None	see 2nd game	61–53
115	August 17 (2)	@ Mets	4–1	Randy Lerch (4–13)	Roy Lee Jackson (1–4)	Ron Reed (8)	25,458	62–53
116	August 19	Padres	7–4	Dick Ruthven (11–8)	Bob Shirley (9–9)	Tug McGraw (13)	30,588	63–53
117	August 20	Padres	5–7	John Curtis (5–8)	Nino Espinosa (3–4)	Rollie Fingers (16)	30,403	63–54
118	August 21	Padres	9–8 (17)	Kevin Saucier (6–3)	Dennis Kinney (4–5)	None	36,201	64–54
119	August 22	Giants	3–4 (10)	Al Holland (5–2)	Steve Carlton (19–7)	None	36,073	64–55
120	August 23	Giants	2–6	Allen Ripley (7–6)	Larry Christenson (4–1)	None	38,541	64–56
121	August 24	Giants	7–1^{^[c]}	Dick Ruthven (12–8)	Bob Knepper (9–15)	None	37,325	65–56
122	August 25	Dodgers	4–8	Don Stanhouse (2–2)	Dickie Noles (1–4)	None	34,267	65–57
123	August 26	Dodgers	4–8	Bobby Castillo (4–6)	Bob Walk (9–3)	None	35,358	65–58
124	August 27	Dodgers	4–3	Steve Carlton (20–7)	Steve Howe (6–6)	Tug McGraw (14)	39,116	66–58
125	August 29	@ Padres	3–2	Larry Christenson (5–1)	Steve Mura (4–7)	Tug McGraw (15)	10,742	67–58
126	August 30 (1)	@ Padres	6–1	Dick Ruthven (13–8)	Bob Shirley (9–10)	None	see 2nd game	68–58
127	August 30 (2)	@ Padres	1–5	John Curtis (6–8)	Nino Espinosa (3–5)	None	13,209	68–59
128	August 31	@ Padres	3–10	Gary Lucas (5–7)	Bob Walk (9–4)	Rollie Fingers (18)	7,815	68–60

September (19–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
129	September 1	@ Giants	6–4	Steve Carlton (21–7)	Greg Minton (3–5)	None	16,952	69–60
130	September 2	@ Giants	2–1 (13)	Ron Reed (7–4)	Al Holland (5–3)	None	6,135	70–60
131	September 3	@ Giants	4–3	Dick Ruthven (14–8)	Allen Ripley (7–8)	Tug McGraw (16)	5,504	71–60
132	September 4	@ Dodgers	3–2	Bob Walk (10–4)	Jerry Reuss (16–5)	Tug McGraw (17)	41,864	72–60
133	September 5	@ Dodgers	0–1	Don Sutton (10–4)	Steve Carlton (21–8)	Don Stanhouse (5)	41,019	72–61
134	September 6	@ Dodgers	3–7	Bob Welch (12–9)	Randy Lerch (4–14)	Steve Howe (15)	45,995	72–62
135	September 7	@ Dodgers	0–6	Bobby Castillo (6–6)	Dick Ruthven (14–9)	None	39,083	72–63
136	September 8	Pirates	6–2	Tug McGraw (1–4)	Enrique Romo (5–5)	None	40,576	73–63
137	September 9	Pirates	5–4 (14)	Warren Brusstar (2–0)	Mark Lee (0–1)	None	43,333	74–63
138	September 10	@ Mets	5–0	Marty Bystrom (1–0)	Mark Bomback (9–7)	None	6,748	75–63
139	September 11	@ Mets	5–1	Dick Ruthven (15–9)	Ray Burris (7–11)	None	6,376	76–63
140	September 12 (1)	Cardinals	4–7	Pete Vuckovich (11–9)	Bob Walk (10–5)	John Urrea (2)	see 2nd game	76–64
141	September 12 (2)	Cardinals	0–5 (11)	John Littlefield (5–3)	Ron Reed (7–5)	None	44,093	76–65
142	September 13	Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (22–8)	Bob Forsch (11–9)	None	41,728	77–65
143	September 14	Cardinals	8–4	Marty Bystrom (2–0)	Silvio Martínez (5–10)	None	30,137	78–65
144	September 16	@ Pirates	2–3	Jim Bibby (17–5)	Dick Ruthven (15–10)	Kent Tekulve (20)	22,239	78–66
145	September 17	@ Pirates	5–4 (11)	Tug McGraw (2–4)	Kent Tekulve (8–10)	Sparky Lyle (9)	23,650	79–66
146	September 19	@ Cubs	3–4 (11)	Lee Smith (2–0)	Warren Brusstar (2–1)	None	4,352	79–67
147	September 20	@ Cubs	7–3	Marty Bystrom (3–0)	Lynn McGlothen (10–13)	None	11,713	80–67
148	September 21	@ Cubs	7–3	Dick Ruthven (16–10)	Dennis Lamp (10–12)	Ron Reed (9)	10,190	81–67
149	September 22	@ Cardinals	3–2 (10)	Steve Carlton (23–8)	Kim Seaman (3–2)	Tug McGraw (18)	5,654	82–67
150	September 23	@ Cardinals	3–6	Al Olmsted (1–0)	Bob Walk (10–6)	John Littlefield (9)	6,915	82–68
151	September 24	Mets	1–0 (10)	Tug McGraw (3–4)	Neil Allen (7–9)	None	24,258	83–68
152	September 25	Mets	2–1	Marty Bystrom (4–0)	Roy Lee Jackson (1–6)	Sparky Lyle (10)	20,525	84–68
153	September 26	Expos	2–1	Tug McGraw (4–4)	David Palmer (7–6)	None	50,887	85–68
154	September 27	Expos	3–4	Scott Sanderson (16–10)	Steve Carlton (23–9)	Woodie Fryman (17)	53,058	85–69
155	September 28	Expos	3–8	Steve Rogers (16–11)	Bob Walk (10–7)	None	40,305	85–70
156	September 29	Cubs	6–5 (15)	Kevin Saucier (7–3)	Dennis Lamp (10–13)	None	21,127	86–70
157	September 30	Cubs	14–2	Marty Bystrom (5–0)	Lynn McGlothen (11–14)	None	24,349	87–70

October (4–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
158	October 1	Cubs	5–0	Steve Carlton (24–9)	Dennis Lamp (10–14)	None	25,658	88–70
159	October 2	Cubs	4–2	Bob Walk (11–7)	Bill Caudill (4–6)	Tug McGraw (19)	23,806	89–70
160	October 3	@ Expos	2–1	Dick Ruthven (17–10)	Scott Sanderson (16–11)	Tug McGraw (20)	57,121	90–70
161	October 4	@ Expos	6–4 (11)	Tug McGraw (5–4)	Stan Bahnsen (7–6)	None	50,794	91–70
162	October 5	@ Expos	7–8 (10)	Charlie Lea (7–5)	Warren Brusstar (2–2)	None	30,104	91–71

^{^[a]}The May 4, 1980, game was protested by the Phillies in the top of the first inning.^[152]^[153] The protest was later denied.^[152]^[154]

^{^[b]}The August 11 game was suspended in the bottom of the 14th inning with the score 5–5 and was completed August 12, 1980.^[155]

^{^[c]}The August 24, 1980, game was protested by the Giants in the bottom of the fourth inning.^[156] The protest was later denied.^[157]

1980 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1980 Postseason Game Log^[148]
Overall Record: 7–4

National League Championship Series (3–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 7	Astros	3–1	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Ken Forsch (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	65,277	1–0
2	October 8	Astros	4–7 (10)	Frank LaCorte (1–0)	Ron Reed (0–1)	Joaquín Andújar (1)	65,476	1–1
3	October 10	@ Astros	0–1 (11)	Dave Smith (1–0)	Tug McGraw (0–1)	None	44,443	1–2
4	October 11	@ Astros	5–3 (10)	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	Joe Sambito (0–1)	Tug McGraw (2)	44,952	2–2
5	October 12	@ Astros	8–7 (10)	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Frank LaCorte (1–1)	None	44,802	3–2

World Series (4–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
6	October 14	Royals	7–6	Bob Walk (1–0)	Dennis Leonard (1–1)	Tug McGraw (3)	65,791	1–0
7	October 15	Royals	6–4	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Dan Quisenberry (1–1)	Ron Reed (1)	65,775	2–0
8	October 17	@ Royals	3–4 (10)	Dan Quisenberry (2–1)	Tug McGraw (0–2)	None	42,380	2–1
9	October 18	@ Royals	3–5	Dennis Leonard (2–1)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Dan Quisenberry (2)	42,363	2–2
10	October 19	@ Royals	4–3	Tug McGraw (1–2)	Dan Quisenberry (2–2)	None	42,369	3–2
11	October 21	Royals	4–1	Steve Carlton (3–0)	Rich Gale (0–1)	Tug McGraw (4)	65,838	4–2

1979 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1979 Game Log^[158]
Overall Record: 84–78–1

April (14–5–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 6	@ Cardinals	1–8	John Denny (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	40,526	0–1
2	April 7	@ Cardinals	2–3	Pete Vuckovich (1–0)	Ron Reed (0–1)	None	15,294	0–2
3	April 8	@ Cardinals	2–2 (5)	None	None	None	20,055	0–2–1
–	April 9	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[159] Makeup: April 10
4	April 10	Pirates	7–3	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Enrique Romo (0–2)	None	48,235	1–2–1
5	April 11	Pirates	5–4	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Bert Blyleven (0–1)	None	26,281	2–2–1
6	April 12	@ Mets	2–3	Pat Zachry (2–0)	Randy Lerch (0–1)	None	8,719	2–3–1
–	April 14	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[160] Makeup: August 2 as a traditional double-header
7	April 15 (1)	@ Mets	3–2	Dick Ruthven (2–0)	Craig Swan (1–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	see 2nd game	3–3–1
8	April 15 (2)	@ Mets	6–3	Nino Espinosa (1–0)	Neil Allen (0–1)	Ron Reed (1)	18,401	4–3–1
–	April 16	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[161] Makeup: August 3 as a traditional double-header
9	April 17	@ Pirates	13–2	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Bert Blyleven (0–2)	None	7,739	5–3–1
10	April 18	@ Pirates	3–2	Randy Lerch (1–1)	Don Robinson (1–1)	None	12,195	6–3–1
11	April 20	Mets	8–0	Dick Ruthven (3–0)	Craig Swan (1–2)	None	33,253	7–3–1
12	April 21	Mets	3–0	Nino Espinosa (2–0)	Neil Allen (0–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	31,851	8–3–1
13	April 22	Mets	2–4	Jesse Orosco (1–0)	Steve Carlton (2–2)	Skip Lockwood (2)	35,020	8–4–1
14	April 23	Dodgers	4–3 (10)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Lance Rautzhan (0–2)	None	32,826	9–4–1
15	April 24	Dodgers	7–6 (10)	Ron Reed (1–1)	Jerry Reuss (1–2)	None	31,140	10–4–1
16	April 25	Dodgers	5–4	Ron Reed (2–1)	Rick Sutcliffe (1–1)	None	34,303	11–4–1
17	April 27	Padres	2–0	Nino Espinosa (3–0)	Gaylord Perry (2–1)	None	28,522	12–4–1
18	April 28	Padres	0–5	John D'Acquisto (2–1)	Steve Carlton (2–3)	None	31,633	12–5–1
19	April 29	Padres	4–3	Ron Reed (3–1)	Rollie Fingers (1–2)	None	50,722	13–5–1
20	April 30	Giants	4–1	Dick Ruthven (4–0)	Philip Nastu (0–1)	Tug McGraw (3)	29,169	14–5–1

May (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
21	May 1	Giants	0–7	Bob Knepper (2–2)	Nino Espinosa (3–1)	None	29,048	14–6–1
22	May 3	@ Dodgers	2–5	Rick Sutcliffe (2–2)	Steve Carlton (2–4)	None	41,215	14–7–1
23	May 4	@ Dodgers	5–2	Randy Lerch (2–1)	Don Sutton (3–3)	None	42,717	15–7–1
24	May 5	@ Dodgers	11–0	Dick Ruthven (5–0)	Andy Messersmith (1–2)	None	45,169	16–7–1
25	May 6	@ Dodgers	4–0	Nino Espinosa (4–1)	Doug Rau (0–4)	None	42,184	17–7–1
26	May 7	@ Padres	11–6	Steve Carlton (3–4)	Bob Owchinko (0–1)	Rawly Eastwick (1)	20,766	18–7–1
27	May 8	@ Padres	9–8 (12)	Jim Kaat (1–0)	John D'Acquisto (2–3)	None	12,288	19–7–1
28	May 9	@ Padres	2–0	Dick Ruthven (6–0)	Eric Rasmussen (0–3)	None	15,606	20–7–1
29	May 10	@ Padres	3–2	Nino Espinosa (5–1)	Gaylord Perry (3–3)	Ron Reed (2)	17,208	21–7–1
30	May 11	@ Giants	1–2	Bob Knepper (3–2)	Steve Carlton (3–5)	Gary Lavelle (4)	22,860	21–8–1
31	May 12	@ Giants	1–4	Ed Halicki (3–3)	Randy Lerch (2–2)	None	23,836	21–9–1
32	May 13	@ Giants	12–3	Ron Reed (4–1)	Vida Blue (6–3)	None	32,585	22–9–1
33	May 15	@ Cubs	1–7	Lynn McGlothen (5–4)	Nino Espinosa (5–2)	None	13,834	22–10–1
34	May 16	@ Cubs	13–0	Steve Carlton (4–5)	Rick Reuschel (2–5)	None	18,015	23–10–1
35	May 17	@ Cubs	23–22 (10)	Rawly Eastwick (1–0)	Bruce Sutter (1–1)	None	14,952	24–10–1
36	May 18	Expos	3–5	Stan Bahnsen (1–1)	Dick Ruthven (6–1)	Elías Sosa (4)	31,481	24–11–1
37	May 19	Expos	5–10	Rudy May (2–0)	Rawly Eastwick (1–1)	Dan Schatzeder (1)	33,212	24–12–1
38	May 20	Expos	6–10	Stan Bahnsen (2–1)	Nino Espinosa (5–3)	Elías Sosa (5)	48,631	24–13–1
39	May 21	Cardinals	5–3	Steve Carlton (5–5)	John Denny (3–3)	None	28,192	25–13–1
40	May 22	Cardinals	3–1	Tug McGraw (2–0)	Bob Forsch (1–4)	None	33,379	26–13–1
41	May 23	Cardinals	1–3	Silvio Martínez (2–1)	Dick Ruthven (6–2)	Mark Littell (3)	32,349	26–14–1
42	May 25	Cubs	0–3	Lynn McGlothen (6–5)	Nino Espinosa (5–4)	Bruce Sutter (8)	34,456	26–15–1
43	May 26	Cubs	1–4	Dennis Lamp (4–1)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Dick Tidrow (3)	32,313	26–16–1
44	May 27	Cubs	6–4	Steve Carlton (6–5)	Bill Caudill (0–1)	None	47,087	27–16–1
45	May 28	Cubs	1–4	Dick Tidrow (3–1)	Randy Lerch (2–3)	Bruce Sutter (9)	51,381	27–17–1
46	May 29	@ Expos	0–9	Steve Rogers (5–2)	Dick Ruthven (6–3)	None	32,078	27–18–1
47	May 30	@ Expos	0–2	Bill Lee (5–2)	Nino Espinosa (5–5)	None	21,761	27–19–1
48	May 31	@ Expos	0–1	Scott Sanderson (4–3)	Larry Christenson (0–2)	None	22,388	27–20–1

June (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
49	June 1	@ Reds	2–4	Doug Bair (3–0)	Steve Carlton (6–6)	Pedro Borbón (2)	48,968	27–21–1
50	June 2	@ Reds	2–4	Mike LaCoss (6–0)	Randy Lerch (2–4)	Doug Bair (7)	37,907	27–22–1
51	June 3 (1)	@ Reds	6–4	Ron Reed (5–1)	Pedro Borbón (2–2)	Tug McGraw (4)	see 2nd game	28–22–1
52	June 3 (2)	@ Reds	2–12	Tom Hume (4–4)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	None	50,262	28–23–1
53	June 4	@ Astros	0–3	Randy Niemann (2–0)	Larry Christenson (0–3)	None	19,062	28–24–1
54	June 5	@ Astros	8–0	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Rick Williams (2–2)	None	28,244	29–24–1
55	June 6	@ Astros	3–4	Joe Sambito (3–2)	Ron Reed (5–2)	Bert Roberge (2)	28,955	29–25–1
56	June 8	Braves	5–11 (10)	Gene Garber (3–7)	Ron Reed (5–3)	None	41,136	29–26–1
57	June 9	Braves	9–3	Larry Christenson (1–3)	Mickey Mahler (2–6)	None	38,035	30–26–1
58	June 10	Braves	3–10	Phil Niekro (7–9)	Steve Carlton (7–7)	None	58,707	30–27–1
59	June 11	Astros	4–2	Randy Lerch (3–4)	J. R. Richard (6–5)	None	31,085	31–27–1
60	June 12	Astros	4–0	Nino Espinosa (6–5)	Rick Williams (2–3)	None	34,177	32–27–1
61	June 13	Astros	3–4	Joe Niekro (10–2)	Dick Ruthven (6–4)	None	33,627	32–28–1
62	June 15	Reds	3–6	Tom Seaver (4–5)	Larry Christenson (1–4)	None	50,222	32–29–1
63	June 16	Reds	4–3	Tug McGraw (3–0)	Doug Bair (3–1)	None	50,224	33–29–1
64	June 17	Reds	9–3	Randy Lerch (4–4)	Doug Bair (3–2)	None	46,153	34–29–1
65	June 18	@ Braves	5–10	Rick Matula (4–5)	Nino Espinosa (6–6)	None	9,394	34–30–1
66	June 19	@ Braves	4–10	Phil Niekro (8–9)	Larry Christenson (1–5)	None	8,146	34–31–1
67	June 20	@ Braves	10–4	Steve Carlton (8–7)	Eddie Solomon (3–3)	None	8,681	35–31–1
68	June 22	@ Expos	5–6	Ross Grimsley (7–4)	Randy Lerch (4–5)	Elías Sosa (7)	40,729	35–32–1
69	June 23	@ Expos	0–3	Steve Rogers (7–4)	Nino Espinosa (6–7)	None	24,439	35–33–1
70	June 24	@ Expos	5–2	Larry Christenson (2–5)	Bill Lee (7–4)	Tug McGraw (5)	41,593	36–33–1
71	June 25	@ Cubs	2–8	Lynn McGlothen (8–6)	Steve Carlton (8–8)	None	27,246	36–34–1
72	June 26	@ Cubs	5–3	Dick Ruthven (7–4)	Donnie Moore (1–3)	Tug McGraw (6)	35,970	37–34–1
73	June 27	@ Cubs	4–11	Mike Krukow (5–5)	Randy Lerch (4–6)	None	29,858	37–35–1
74	June 29 (1)	@ Cardinals	8–7	Kevin Saucier (1–0)	Bob Forsch (3–8)	Tug McGraw (7)	see 2nd game	38–35–1
75	June 29 (2)	@ Cardinals	1–7	Pete Vuckovich (7–4)	Larry Christenson (2–6)	None	29,300	38–36–1
76	June 30	@ Cardinals	6–4 (10)	Ron Reed (6–3)	George Frazier (0–1)	Tug McGraw (8)	30,960	39–36–1

July (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1 (1)	@ Cardinals	7–13	Mark Littell (5–2)	Tug McGraw (3–1)	None	see 2nd game	39–37–1
78	July 1 (2)	@ Cardinals	1–2	Mark Littell (6–2)	Randy Lerch (4–7)	None	41,903	39–38–1
79	July 2	Mets	6–2	Nino Espinosa (7–7)	Dock Ellis (1–6)	None	29,142	40–38–1
80	July 3	Mets	4–2	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	Wayne Twitchell (3–2)	Tug McGraw (9)	56,285	41–38–1
81	July 4	Mets	1–0	Steve Carlton (9–8)	Andy Hassler (2–4)	None	40,215	42–38–1
82	July 5	Mets	2–3	Craig Swan (8–6)	Dickie Noles (0–1)	None	28,720	42–39–1
83	July 6	Giants	6–1	Nino Espinosa (8–7)	John Curtis (4–5)	None	36,097	43–39–1
84	July 7	Giants	6–8	Pedro Borbón (4–2)	Ron Reed (6–4)	None	42,047	43–40–1
85	July 8	Giants	5–3	Steve Carlton (10–8)	Bob Knepper (6–3)	None	41,387	44–40–1
86	July 9	Giants	4–2	Dickie Noles (1–1)	Vida Blue (7–7)	Warren Brusstar (1)	38,353	45–40–1
87	July 10	Padres	6–5	Doug Bird (1–0)	Rollie Fingers (7–6)	None	30,234	46–40–1
88	July 11	Padres	3–7	John D'Acquisto (6–5)	Randy Lerch (4–8)	None	35,248	46–41–1
89	July 12	Padres	4–3	Steve Carlton (11–8)	Rollie Fingers (7–7)	Tug McGraw (10)	33,501	47–41–1
90	July 13	Dodgers	3–2	Dickie Noles (2–1)	Rick Sutcliffe (8–8)	Tug McGraw (11)	46,542	48–41–1
91	July 14	Dodgers	10–7	Nino Espinosa (9–7)	Don Sutton (7–11)	Tug McGraw (12)	40,602	49–41–1
92	July 15	Dodgers	10–3	Randy Lerch (5–8)	Bob Welch (4–6)	Rawly Eastwick (2)	47,315	50–41–1
–	July 17	1979 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at the Kingdome in Seattle
93	July 19	@ Giants	0–1	John Curtis (6–5)	Dickie Noles (2–2)	None	20,732	50–42–1
94	July 20	@ Giants	6–4	Randy Lerch (6–8)	Tom Griffin (4–5)	Ron Reed (3)	21,110	51–42–1
95	July 21	@ Giants	1–4	Bob Knepper (7–4)	Steve Carlton (11–9)	None	25,386	51–43–1
96	July 22	@ Padres	5–2	Nino Espinosa (10–7)	John D'Acquisto (6–7)	Tug McGraw (13)	23,308	52–43–1
97	July 23	@ Padres	5–6	Rollie Fingers (8–7)	Ron Reed (6–5)	None	16,785	52–44–1
98	July 24	@ Dodgers	3–15	Burt Hooton (9–7)	Randy Lerch (6–9)	None	39,336	52–45–1
99	July 25	@ Dodgers	8–16	Rick Sutcliffe (9–8)	Dick Ruthven (7–5)	None	34,370	52–46–1
100	July 27	Cardinals	0–5	Bob Forsch (4–9)	Nino Espinosa (10–8)	None	40,792	52–47–1
101	July 28	Cardinals	4–5	Mark Littell (7–3)	Ron Reed (6–6)	None	40,063	52–48–1
102	July 29	Cardinals	5–6	Pete Vuckovich (10–7)	Randy Lerch (6–10)	None	38,069	52–49–1
103	July 30	Cubs	5–4 (10)	Ron Reed (7–6)	Bruce Sutter (4–3)	None	37,151	53–49–1
104	July 31	Cubs	4–1	Nino Espinosa (11–8)	Mike Krukow (8–6)	None	37,412	54–49–1

August (12–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
105	August 1	@ Mets	9–6	Dickie Noles (3–2)	Dock Ellis (2–9)	Rawly Eastwick (3)	12,295	55–49–1
106	August 2 (1)	@ Mets	7–4	Ron Reed (8–6)	Andy Hassler (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	56–49–1
107	August 2 (2)	@ Mets	1–2	Pete Falcone (3–7)	Kevin Saucier (1–1)	Neil Allen (2)	15,319	56–50–1
108	August 3 (1)	@ Pirates	3–6	Enrique Romo (7–3)	Tug McGraw (3–2)	None	see 2nd game	56–51–1
109	August 3 (2)	@ Pirates	1–5	Jim Bibby (8–2)	Larry Christenson (2–7)	None	45,309	56–52–1
110	August 4	@ Pirates	0–4	John Candelaria (10–7)	Nino Espinosa (11–9)	None	34,754	56–53–1
111	August 5 (1)	@ Pirates	8–12	Kent Tekulve (5–6)	Rawly Eastwick (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	56–54–1
112	August 5 (2)	@ Pirates	2–5	Enrique Romo (8–3)	Dickie Noles (3–3)	Kent Tekulve (20)	46,006	56–55–1
113	August 7	Expos	4–2	Larry Christenson (3–7)	Scott Sanderson (7–7)	None	38,237	57–55–1
114	August 8	Expos	4–3	Ron Reed (9–6)	Elías Sosa (5–7)	None	36,476	58–55–1
115	August 9	Expos	6–4	Nino Espinosa (12–9)	Bill Lee (10–9)	Rawly Eastwick (4)	46,233	59–55–1
116	August 10 (1)	Pirates	4–3 (12)	Rawly Eastwick (2–2)	Grant Jackson (6–4)	None	see 2nd game	60–55–1
117	August 10 (2)	Pirates	2–3	Bruce Kison (7–6)	Randy Lerch (6–11)	Kent Tekulve (21)	63,346	60–56–1
118	August 11	Pirates	11–14	Enrique Romo (9–3)	Rawly Eastwick (2–3)	Kent Tekulve (22)	51,118	60–57–1
–	August 12	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[162]^[163] Makeup: September 19 as a traditional double-header
119	August 13	Pirates	1–9	Jim Bibby (9–2)	Larry Christenson (3–8)	None	43,111	60–58–1
120	August 14	@ Reds	1–2 (10)	Tom Hume (7–6)	Steve Carlton (11–10)	None	38,442	60–59–1
121	August 15	@ Reds	3–2	Nino Espinosa (13–9)	Fred Norman (10–9)	None	36,678	61–59–1
122	August 17	@ Astros	5–2	Randy Lerch (7–11)	Frank LaCorte (1–1)	None	33,782	62–59–1
123	August 18	@ Astros	1–0	Larry Christenson (4–8)	J. R. Richard (12–12)	Ron Reed (4)	37,735	63–59–1
124	August 19	@ Astros	3–2	Steve Carlton (12–10)	Joaquín Andújar (12–9)	None	30,631	64–59–1
125	August 20	Braves	2–5	Phil Niekro (16–16)	Ron Reed (9–7)	Gene Garber (20)	35,156	64–60–1
126	August 21	Braves	4–5	Larry Bradford (1–0)	Rawly Eastwick (2–4)	Gene Garber (21)	30,234	64–61–1
127	August 22	Braves	3–4	Eddie Solomon (5–10)	Larry Christenson (4–9)	Gene Garber (22)	30,349	64–62–1
128	August 24	Astros	5–3	Steve Carlton (13–10)	Joaquín Andújar (12–10)	None	32,124	65–62–1
129	August 25	Astros	1–3	Joe Niekro (18–7)	Nino Espinosa (13–10)	Joe Sambito (16)	43,109	65–63–1
130	August 26	Astros	1–4	Pete Ladd (1–0)	Kevin Saucier (1–2)	Joe Sambito (17)	32,559	65–64–1
131	August 27	Reds	2–4	Tom Hume (9–6)	Larry Christenson (4–10)	None	28,421	65–65–1
132	August 28	Reds	2–5	Frank Pastore (3–6)	Steve Carlton (13–11)	Tom Hume (11)	31,113	65–66–1
133	August 29	Reds	6–7	Mario Soto (2–2)	Kevin Saucier (1–3)	Doug Bair (16)	30,133	65–67–1
134	August 31	@ Braves	6–2 (6)	Doug Bird (2–0)	Tony Brizzolara (6–9)	None	6,009	66–67–1

September (18–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 1	@ Braves	6–4	Larry Christenson (5–10)	Phil Niekro (17–18)	Ron Reed (5)	16,990	67–67–1
136	September 2	@ Braves	2–1 (10)	Ron Reed (10–7)	Joey McLaughlin (4–3)	None	10,040	68–67–1
137	September 3 (1)	@ Pirates	2–0	Steve Carlton (14–11)	Bert Blyleven (11–5)	Tug McGraw (14)	see 2nd game	69–67–1
138	September 3 (2)	@ Pirates	3–7	Jim Rooker (3–6)	Randy Lerch (7–12)	Kent Tekulve (25)	43,444	69–68–1
–	September 5	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[164] Makeup: September 6 as a traditional double-header
139	September 6 (1)	Mets	3–5	Ed Glynn (1–2)	Nino Espinosa (13–11)	Andy Hassler (2)	see 2nd game	69–69–1
140	September 6 (2)	Mets	2–1	Randy Lerch (8–12)	Pete Falcone (5–12)	Rawly Eastwick (5)	21,091	70–69–1
141	September 7	@ Cubs	3–4	Dennis Lamp (11–8)	Tug McGraw (3–3)	None	10,359	70–70–1
142	September 8	@ Cubs	9–8	Rawly Eastwick (3–4)	Bruce Sutter (4–5)	None	20,767	71–70–1
143	September 9	@ Cubs	2–15	Rick Reuschel (17–9)	Kevin Saucier (1–4)	None	20,922	71–71–1
144	September 11	@ Mets	5–2	Nino Espinosa (14–11)	Pete Falcone (5–13)	Rawly Eastwick (6)	4,713	72–71–1
145	September 12	@ Mets	4–0	Randy Lerch (9–12)	Craig Swan (12–12)	None	4,158	73–71–1
146	September 13	@ Mets	2–1	Steve Carlton (15–11)	Juan Berenguer (0–1)	Tug McGraw (15)	3,890	74–71–1
147	September 14	Cubs	0–2 (10)	Bruce Sutter (5–6)	Ron Reed (10–8)	None	20,838	74–72–1
148	September 15	Cubs	8–1	Dan Larson (1–0)	Lynn McGlothen (11–13)	None	33,042	75–72–1
149	September 16	Cubs	4–3	Ron Reed (11–8)	Dick Tidrow (12–5)	None	30,261	76–72–1
150	September 17	@ Cardinals	7–5	Steve Carlton (16–11)	Darold Knowles (2–5)	Tug McGraw (16)	6,479	77–72–1
151	September 18	@ Cardinals	5–3 (10)	Tug McGraw (4–3)	Dan O'Brien (1–1)	None	7,340	78–72–1
152	September 19 (1)	Pirates	6–9	Kent Tekulve (10–7)	Rawly Eastwick (3–5)	Grant Jackson (14)	see 2nd game	78–73–1
153	September 19 (2)	Pirates	6–5	Jack Kucek (1–0)	Enrique Romo (10–5)	Kevin Saucier (1)	30,566	79–73–1
154	September 20	Pirates	2–1^{^[a]}	Randy Lerch (10–12)	Kent Tekulve (10–8)	None	16,299	80–73–1
–	September 21	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[165] Makeup: September 22 as a traditional double-header
155	September 22 (1)	Expos	9–8 (10)	Ron Reed (12–8)	Dale Murray (5–10)	None	see 2nd game	81–73–1
156	September 22 (2)	Expos	2–8	David Palmer (10–2)	Dickie Noles (3–4)	None	35,186	81–74–1
157	September 23	Expos	4–7	Bill Lee (16–10)	Nino Espinosa (14–12)	None	26,507	81–75–1
158	September 24	Cardinals	2–7	Pete Vuckovich (15–10)	Randy Lerch (10–13)	None	17,694	81–76–1
159	September 25	Cardinals	1–4	John Fulgham (10–6)	Dan Larson (1–1)	None	16,163	81–77–1
160	September 26	Cardinals	11–5	Steve Carlton (17–11)	Silvio Martínez (15–8)	None	18,458	82–77–1
161	September 28	@ Expos	3–2 (11)	Ron Reed (13–8)	Woodie Fryman (3–6)	None	40,303	83–77–1
162	September 29	@ Expos	2–3	Elías Sosa (8–7)	Rawly Eastwick (3–6)	None	50,332	83–78–1
163	September 30	@ Expos	2–0	Steve Carlton (18–11)	Steve Rogers (13–12)	None	50,824	84–78–1

^{^[a]}The September 20, 1979, game was protested by the Phillies in the bottom of the sixth inning.^[166] The protest was later denied.^[167]

1978 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1978 Game Log^[168]
Overall Record: 90–72

April (10–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 7	Cardinals	1–5	Bob Forsch (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	47,791	0–1
2	April 8	Cardinals	7–0	Larry Christenson (1–0)	Eric Rasmussen (0–1)	None	24,441	1–1
3	April 9	Cardinals	12–3	Randy Lerch (1–0)	John Urrea (0–1)	None	35,104	2–1
–	April 11	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[169] Makeup: September 26 as a traditional double-header
4	April 12	Expos	7–8	Steve Rogers (1–1)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	Bill Atkinson (1)	19,110	2–2
5	April 14	@ Cardinals	4–3	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Pete Vuckovich (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	17,921	3–2
6	April 15	@ Cardinals	3–2 (10)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Pete Vuckovich (0–2)	None	13,844	4–2
7	April 16	@ Cardinals	0–5^[170]^[171]	Bob Forsch (3–0)	Randy Lerch (1–1)	None	11,495	4–3
8	April 17	@ Pirates	6–2	Jim Lonborg (1–1)	John Candelaria (1–2)	None	7,343	5–3
–	April 18	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[172] Makeup: August 4 as a traditional double-header
–	April 21	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[173] Makeup: April 22 as a traditional double-header
9	April 22 (1)	@ Expos	3–7	Wayne Twitchell (1–1)	Steve Carlton (1–2)	Stan Bahnsen (1)	see 2nd game	5–4
10	April 22 (2)	@ Expos	3–5	Ross Grimsley (3–0)	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Stan Bahnsen (2)	19,237	5–5
11	April 23	@ Expos	2–5	Steve Rogers (2–2)	Jim Lonborg (1–2)	Darold Knowles (1)	17,922	5–6
12	April 24	Cubs	12–2	Randy Lerch (2–1)	Woodie Fryman (0–1)	None	20,115	6–6
13	April 25	Cubs	7–0	Jim Kaat (1–0)	Dennis Lamp (1–3)	None	17,227	7–6
14	April 26	Cubs	2–4	Rick Reuschel (3–2)	Steve Carlton (1–3)	Bruce Sutter (3)	17,299	7–7
15	April 28	Padres	3–2	Larry Christenson (2–1)	Bob Owchinko (1–2)	Ron Reed (1)	26,872	8–7
16	April 29	Padres	7–2	Jim Lonborg (2–2)	Dave Freisleben (0–2)	None	28,390	9–7
17	April 30	Padres	11–4	Randy Lerch (3–1)	Randy Jones (1–2)	None	31,101	10–7

May (12–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
18	May 1	@ Reds	12–1	Steve Carlton (2–3)	Tom Seaver (0–3)	None	21,476	11–7
19	May 3	@ Reds	3–12	Fred Norman (4–0)	Larry Christenson (2–2)	None	26,054	11–8
20	May 5	Mets	9–4	Jim Lonborg (3–2)	Nino Espinosa (1–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	22,116	12–8
21	May 6	Mets	7–2	Steve Carlton (3–3)	Pat Zachry (3–1)	None	22,250	13–8
22	May 7	Mets	8–5	Gene Garber (1–0)	Craig Swan (1–2)	Tug McGraw (3)	39,106	14–8
–	May 8	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[174] Makeup: July 21 as a traditional double-header
23	May 9	Astros	1–5	J. R. Richard (2–3)	Larry Christenson (2–3)	None	18,144	14–9
24	May 10	Astros	3–1	Jim Lonborg (4–2)	Mark Lemongello (2–4)	None	20,096	15–9
25	May 11	Reds	4–1	Steve Carlton (4–3)	Tom Seaver (1–4)	None	32,580	16–9
26	May 12	Reds	0–3	Bill Bonham (4–0)	Randy Lerch (3–2)	Paul Moskau (1)	38,179	16–10
27	May 13	Reds	3–4	Manny Sarmiento (3–1)	Tug McGraw (1–1)	None	35,802	16–11
28	May 14	Reds	7–4	Larry Christenson (3–3)	Tom Hume (2–5)	Ron Reed (2)	30,482	17–11
29	May 15	@ Astros	0–5	J. R. Richard (3–3)	Jim Lonborg (4–3)	None	9,943	17–12
30	May 16	@ Astros	1–6	Mark Lemongello (3–4)	Steve Carlton (4–4)	None	11,381	17–13
31	May 17	@ Astros	1–2	Joaquín Andújar (3–2)	Randy Lerch (3–3)	Tom Dixon (1)	11,856	17–14
32	May 18	@ Astros	8–5^{^[a]}	Gene Garber (2–0)	Joe Sambito (2–1)	None	10,828	18–14
33	May 19	@ Mets	3–4	Skip Lockwood (3–3)	Tug McGraw (1–2)	None	13,181	18–15
34	May 20	@ Mets	9–4 (11)	Tug McGraw (2–2)	Dale Murray (1–2)	None	14,110	19–15
35	May 21	@ Mets	5–6 (10)	Skip Lockwood (4–3)	Tug McGraw (2–3)	None	18,183	19–16
–	May 23	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[175] Makeup: June 30 as a traditional double-header
36	May 24	@ Cubs	4–6 (10)	Bruce Sutter (4–2)	Gene Garber (2–1)	None	17,901	19–17
37	May 25	@ Cubs	1–5	Rick Reuschel (5–3)	Steve Carlton (4–5)	Bruce Sutter (6)	19,788	19–18
38	May 26	@ Braves	2–4	Phil Niekro (5–6)	Randy Lerch (3–4)	None	16,638	19–19
39	May 27	@ Braves	6–5	Tug McGraw (3–3)	Rick Camp (0–2)	Gene Garber (1)	15,081	20–19
40	May 28	@ Braves	3–5	Preston Hanna (4–0)	Larry Christenson (3–4)	Jamie Easterly (1)	22,233	20–20
41	May 29	Pirates	4–3 (14)	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	Dave Hamilton (0–1)	None	34,353	21–20
42	May 30	Pirates	6–1	Steve Carlton (5–5)	Bert Blyleven (3–5)	None	26,123	22–20
43	May 31	Pirates	1–2	John Candelaria (5–6)	Randy Lerch (3–5)	Kent Tekulve (5)	29,595	22–21

June (18–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
44	June 2	Dodgers	4–2	Jim Lonborg (5–3)	Burt Hooton (4–5)	Gene Garber (2)	42,347	23–21
45	June 3	Dodgers	5–1	Tug McGraw (4–3)	Terry Forster (1–1)	None	31,442	24–21
46	June 4	Dodgers	9–4	Jim Kaat (2–0)	Tommy John (7–3)	None	42,066	25–21
47	June 5	Giants	4–3	Steve Carlton (6–5)	Vida Blue (6–4)	Ron Reed (3)	37,684	26–21
48	June 6	Giants	7–6	Tug McGraw (5–3)	Gary Lavelle (4–4)	None	28,093	27–21
49	June 7	Giants	5–4	Tug McGraw (6–3)	Randy Moffitt (5–2)	None	20,708	28–21
50	June 9	Braves	6–1	Larry Christenson (4–4)	Eddie Solomon (1–4)	None	40,272	29–21
51	June 10	Braves	6–2	Jim Kaat (3–0)	Dick Ruthven (2–6)	Gene Garber (3)	33,292	30–21
52	June 11	Braves	0–4	Phil Niekro (7–6)	Steve Carlton (6–6)	None	58,367	30–22
53	June 12	@ Dodgers	5–6	Burt Hooton (5–5)	Jim Lonborg (5–4)	Lance Rautzhan (1)	26,604	30–23
54	June 13	@ Dodgers	3–5	Don Sutton (5–6)	Randy Lerch (3–6)	None	41,257	30–24
55	June 14	@ Giants	1–2	Vida Blue (8–4)	Larry Christenson (4–5)	Randy Moffitt (4)	13,902	30–25
56	June 15	@ Giants	1–6	John Montefusco (6–2)	Jim Kaat (3–1)	None	14,754	30–26
57	June 16	@ Padres	5–0	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Randy Jones (5–5)	None	21,124	31–26
58	June 17	@ Padres	0–7	Bob Owchinko (4–6)	Jim Lonborg (5–5)	None	27,319	31–27
59	June 18	@ Padres	1–4	Gaylord Perry (7–2)	Dick Ruthven (2–7)	Rollie Fingers (15)	21,195	31–28
60	June 20	Cardinals	2–4	Bob Forsch (8–6)	Larry Christenson (4–6)	Mark Littell (2)	30,119	31–29
–	June 21	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[176] Makeup: September 8 as a traditional double-header
61	June 22	Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (8–6)	John Denny (6–6)	None	29,183	32–29
62	June 23 (1)	Cubs	6–1	Dick Ruthven (3–7)	Dave Roberts (3–2)	None	see 2nd game	33–29
63	June 23 (2)	Cubs	6–1	Jim Lonborg (6–5)	Dennis Lamp (2–8)	None	45,234	34–29
64	June 24	Cubs	6–2	Jim Kaat (4–1)	Ken Holtzman (1–2)	Ron Reed (4)	41,605	35–29
65	June 25	Cubs	4–2	Larry Christenson (5–6)	Rick Reuschel (8–5)	None	36,075	36–29
66	June 26	@ Expos	1–5	Steve Rogers (9–7)	Steve Carlton (8–7)	None	19,487	36–30
67	June 27	@ Expos	1–0	Dick Ruthven (4–7)	Hal Dues (1–4)	None	36,885	37–30
68	June 28	@ Expos	7–5	Jim Lonborg (7–5)	Mike Garman (0–3)	Tug McGraw (4)	35,182	38–30
69	June 29	@ Cubs	9–3	Jim Kaat (5–1)	Dave Roberts (3–3)	Tug McGraw (5)	25,669	39–30
70	June 30 (1)	@ Cubs	0–2	Mike Krukow (1–0)	Larry Christenson (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	39–31
71	June 30 (2)	@ Cubs	6–5	Tug McGraw (7–3)	Bruce Sutter (5–3)	None	29,525	40–31

July (15–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
72	July 1	@ Cubs	2–1	Randy Lerch (4–6)	Dennis Lamp (2–10)	Ron Reed (5)	26,042	41–31
73	July 2	@ Cubs	6–5	Dick Ruthven (5–7)	Ken Holtzman (1–3)	Tug McGraw (6)	25,934	42–31
–	July 3	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[177] Makeup: July 5
74	July 4 (1)	@ Mets	0–4	Pat Zachry (10–3)	Larry Christenson (5–8)	None	see 2nd game	42–32
75	July 4 (2)	@ Mets	3–2	Rawly Eastwick (3–1)	Craig Swan (1–5)	Ron Reed (6)	10,410	43–32
76	July 5	@ Mets	7–5	Warren Brusstar (2–0)	Jerry Koosman (2–9)	Tug McGraw (7)	8,667	44–32
77	July 6	Expos	7–6	Rawly Eastwick (4–1)	Ross Grimsley (11–6)	None	50,149	45–32
78	July 7	Expos	4–7	Steve Rogers (11–7)	Dick Ruthven (5–8)	Mike Garman (6)	45,193	45–33
79	July 8 (1)	Expos	6–3	Larry Christenson (6–8)	Woodie Fryman (3–7)	Ron Reed (7)	see 2nd game	46–33
80	July 8 (2)	Expos	1–8	Hal Dues (3–4)	Jim Lonborg (7–6)	None	50,098	46–34
81	July 9	Expos	8–7	Tug McGraw (8–3)	Darold Knowles (2–2)	None	40,949	47–34
–	July 11	1978 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at San Diego Stadium in San Diego
82	July 14	@ Braves	2–7	Phil Niekro (10–9)	Steve Carlton (8–8)	None	17,464	47–35
83	July 15	@ Braves	2–3	Rick Camp (2–2)	Jim Kaat (5–2)	Gene Garber (12)	N/A^{^[b]}	47–36
84	July 16	@ Braves	4–2	Dick Ruthven (6–8)	Preston Hanna (7–6)	Ron Reed (8)	20,734	48–36
85	July 17	@ Astros	1–2 (11)	Joe Niekro (6–7)	Rawly Eastwick (4–2)	None	14,397	48–37
86	July 18	@ Astros	1–9	J. R. Richard (9–9)	Jim Lonborg (7–7)	None	15,478	48–38
87	July 19	Reds	2–7	Dave Tomlin (6–1)	Steve Carlton (8–9)	Doug Bair (16)	45,608	48–39
88	July 20	Reds	8–6	Warren Brusstar (3–0)	Manny Sarmiento (7–6)	Tug McGraw (8)	44,054	49–39
89	July 21 (1)	Astros	6–1	Dick Ruthven (7–8)	Joe Niekro (6–8)	None	see 2nd game	50–39
90	July 21 (2)	Astros	8–2	Larry Christenson (7–8)	Rick Williams (1–2)	None	35,389	51–39
91	July 22	Astros	3–2 (10)	Ron Reed (1–0)	Ken Forsch (4–4)	None	33,672	52–39
92	July 23	Astros	13–2	Steve Carlton (9–9)	Tom Dixon (5–7)	None	30,554	53–39
93	July 24	Braves	1–5	Eddie Solomon (3–4)	Jim Lonborg (7–8)	Craig Skok (2)	30,184	53–40
94	July 25	Braves	0–4	Tommy Boggs (2–5)	Larry Christenson (7–9)	None	25,954	53–41
95	July 26	Braves	2–4	Phil Niekro (12–10)	Jim Kaat (5–3)	None	50,218	53–42
96	July 28 (1)	@ Reds	12–2	Randy Lerch (5–6)	Fred Norman (9–6)	None	see 2nd game	54–42
97	July 28 (2)	@ Reds	1–2	Tom Seaver (10–9)	Steve Carlton (9–10)	Doug Bair (18)	51,779	54–43
98	July 29	@ Reds	2–6	Paul Moskau (2–2)	Jim Lonborg (7–9)	None	49,108	54–44
99	July 30	@ Reds	3–5	Tom Hume (5–10)	Larry Christenson (7–10)	Doug Bair (19)	44,092	54–45
100	July 31	Mets	6–1	Dick Ruthven (8–8)	Nino Espinosa (9–9)	None	21,133	55–45

August (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1	Mets	1–5	Kevin Kobel (2–2)	Steve Carlton (9–11)	None	31,085	55–46
102	August 2	Mets	8–6	Randy Lerch (6–6)	Jerry Koosman (3–12)	Tug McGraw (9)	32,382	56–46
103	August 4 (1)	@ Pirates	2–0	Larry Christenson (8–10)	Jim Rooker (6–8)	None	see 2nd game	57–46
104	August 4 (2)	@ Pirates	2–5	Don Robinson (6–5)	Jim Kaat (5–4)	None	30,865	57–47
–	August 5	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[178] Makeup: September 29 as a traditional double-header
105	August 6 (1)	@ Pirates	3–2	Dick Ruthven (9–8)	Bert Blyleven (9–7)	None	see 2nd game	58–47
106	August 6 (2)	@ Pirates	5–0	Steve Carlton (10–11)	Jim Bibby (6–6)	None	31,141	59–47
107	August 7	@ Cardinals	3–6	Aurelio López (1–1)	Randy Lerch (6–7)	Mark Littell (6)	18,671	59–48
108	August 8 (1)	@ Cardinals	0–2	Pete Vuckovich (9–9)	Larry Christenson (8–11)	None	see 2nd game	59–49
109	August 8 (2)	@ Cardinals	2–6	Tom Bruno (2–0)	Jim Lonborg (7–10)	None	26,880	59–50
110	August 9	@ Cardinals	6–3	Jim Kaat (6–4)	Bob Forsch (9–13)	Ron Reed (9)	16,172	60–50
111	August 10	Pirates	3–1	Dick Ruthven (10–8)	Bert Blyleven (9–8)	None	34,672	61–50
112	August 11	Pirates	15–4	Steve Carlton (11–11)	Bruce Kison (3–4)	None	35,101	62–50
113	August 12	Pirates	10–1	Randy Lerch (7–7)	Jim Bibby (6–7)	None	30,110	63–50
114	August 13	Pirates	3–7	Don Robinson (8–5)	Larry Christenson (8–12)	None	38,119	63–51
115	August 15	Dodgers	4–5	Doug Rau (12–7)	Dick Ruthven (10–9)	Lance Rautzhan (4)	38,386	63–52
116	August 16	Dodgers	2–5	Bob Welch (5–0)	Jim Kaat (6–5)	None	37,660	63–53
117	August 17	Dodgers	2–5	Burt Hooton (13–8)	Tug McGraw (8–4)	Terry Forster (15)	36,325	63–54
118	August 18	Giants	5–6	Gary Lavelle (10–9)	Tug McGraw (8–5)	None	36,554	63–55
119	August 19	Giants	3–0	Steve Carlton (12–11)	John Montefusco (9–5)	None	54,288	64–55
120	August 20	Giants	5–3	Dick Ruthven (11–9)	Jim Barr (6–10)	Ron Reed (10)	51,088	65–55
121	August 21	Padres	3–7	Gaylord Perry (15–5)	Warren Brusstar (3–1)	Bob Shirley (4)	27,124	65–56
122	August 22	Padres	5–3	Larry Christenson (9–12)	Eric Rasmussen (12–10)	Ron Reed (11)	36,339	66–56
123	August 23	Padres	5–6	Rollie Fingers (5–11)	Ron Reed (1–1)	None	31,032	66–57
124	August 24	@ Dodgers	4–5	Tommy John (15–9)	Warren Brusstar (3–2)	Charlie Hough (7)	49,064	66–58
125	August 25	@ Dodgers	5–6	Lance Rautzhan (2–0)	Ron Reed (1–2)	None	46,548	66–59
126	August 26	@ Dodgers	3–1	Randy Lerch (8–7)	Doug Rau (12–8)	None	50,194	67–59
127	August 27	@ Dodgers	9–3	Larry Christenson (10–12)	Bob Welch (5–2)	None	43,065	68–59
128	August 28	@ Padres	6–1	Jim Kaat (7–5)	Randy Jones (11–12)	None	33,768	69–59
129	August 29	@ Padres	9–5	Dick Ruthven (12–9)	Bob Owchinko (8–11)	None	13,568	70–59
130	August 30	@ Padres	6–5	Warren Brusstar (4–2)	Rollie Fingers (5–12)	None	15,941	71–59

September (19–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 1	@ Giants	3–4	Gary Lavelle (11–9)	Steve Carlton (12–12)	None	16,413	71–60
132	September 2	@ Giants	3–1 (10)	Larry Christenson (11–12)	Gary Lavelle (11–10)	None	27,457	72–60
133	September 3 (1)	@ Giants	1–4	Bob Knepper (15–9)	Dick Ruthven (12–10)	None	see 2nd game	72–61
134	September 3 (2)	@ Giants	2–3	John Montefusco (10–6)	Warren Brusstar (4–3)	John Curtis (1)	39,596	72–62
135	September 4 (1)	@ Cardinals	2–3	Bob Forsch (11–15)	Randy Lerch (8–8)	Mark Littell (9)	see 2nd game	72–63
136	September 4 (2)	@ Cardinals	10–2	Jim Lonborg (8–10)	Silvio Martínez (8–8)	None	19,015	73–63
137	September 6	@ Cubs	8–1	Steve Carlton (13–12)	Rick Reuschel (13–12)	None	14,269	74–63
138	September 7	@ Cubs	5–3	Warren Brusstar (5–3)	Donnie Moore (9–7)	Ron Reed (12)	11,427	75–63
139	September 8 (1)	Cardinals	1–0	Dick Ruthven (13–10)	Tom Bruno (4–2)	None	see 2nd game	76–63
140	September 8 (2)	Cardinals	2–1	Ron Reed (2–2)	Dan O'Brien (0–1)	None	35,160	77–63
141	September 9	Cardinals	6–3	Randy Lerch (9–8)	Bob Forsch (11–16)	None	35,824	78–63
142	September 10	Cardinals	6–8 (10)	Mark Littell (2–8)	Ron Reed (2–3)	Buddy Schultz (6)	33,106	78–64
143	September 11	Pirates	10–3	Steve Carlton (14–12)	Don Robinson (12–6)	None	33,198	79–64
144	September 12	Pirates	1–5	John Candelaria (11–11)	Larry Christenson (11–13)	Kent Tekulve (29)	31,355	79–65
145	September 13	Cubs	6–2	Dick Ruthven (14–10)	Ray Burris (5–12)	None	30,114	80–65
146	September 14	Cubs	11–5	Warren Brusstar (6–3)	Rick Reuschel (14–13)	Ron Reed (13)	20,037	81–65
147	September 15	Mets	4–5 (10)	Dale Murray (9–5)	Tug McGraw (8–6)	None	29,257	81–66
148	September 16	Mets	2–1 (10)	Steve Carlton (15–12)	Dwight Bernard (1–2)	None	44,307	82–66
149	September 17	Mets	0–2	Mike Bruhert (4–9)	Larry Christenson (11–14)	None	35,301	82–67
150	September 19	@ Expos	2–5	Scott Sanderson (3–2)	Dick Ruthven (14–11)	Mike Garman (13)	9,429	82–68
151	September 20	@ Expos	4–2	Randy Lerch (10–8)	Dan Schatzeder (7–6)	Ron Reed (14)	9,298	83–68
–	September 21	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[179] Makeup: September 25 in Philadelphia^[180]
–	September 22	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[181] Makeup: September 23 as a traditional double-header
152	September 23 (1)	@ Mets	1–0	Larry Christenson (12–14)	Mike Bruhert (4–10)	None	see 2nd game	84–68
153	September 23 (2)	@ Mets	6–3	Dick Ruthven (15–11)	Dwight Bernard (1–3)	None	9,694	85–68
154	September 24	@ Mets	8–2	Steve Carlton (16–12)	Nino Espinosa (10–15)	None	25,473	86–68
155	September 25	Expos	3–2 (12)	Ron Reed (3–3)	Stan Bahnsen (1–5)	None	11,651	87–68
156	September 26 (1)	Expos	5–3	Jim Kaat (8–5)	David Palmer (0–1)	Ron Reed (15)	see 2nd game	88–68
157	September 26 (2)	Expos	0–3	Rudy May (8–10)	Tug McGraw (8–7)	None	29,506	88–69
158	September 27	Expos	5–4	Larry Christenson (13–14)	Ross Grimsley (19–11)	Ron Reed (16)	27,410	89–69
159	September 29 (1)	@ Pirates	4–5	Kent Tekulve (7–7)	Ron Reed (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	89–70
160	September 29 (2)	@ Pirates	1–2	Kent Tekulve (8–7)	Steve Carlton (16–13)	None	45,134	89–71
161	September 30	@ Pirates	10–8	Randy Lerch (11–8)	Grant Jackson (7–5)	Ron Reed (17)	28,905	90–71

October (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
162	October 1	@ Pirates	3–5	Odell Jones (2–0)	Kevin Saucier (0–1)	Kent Tekulve (31)	30,224	90–72

^{^[a]}The May 18, 1978, game was protested by the Phillies in the top of the seventh inning.^[182] The protest was later denied.^[183]

^{^[b]}The attendance for the July 15, 1978, game at Atlanta was not available on the baseball-reference.com website^[168] and was omitted from Associated Press box scores.

1978 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1978 Postseason Game Log^[168]
Overall Record: 1–3

National League Championship Series (1–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 4	Dodgers	5–9	Bob Welch (1–0)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	None	63,460	0–1
2	October 5	Dodgers	0–4	Tommy John (1–0)	Dick Ruthven (0–1)	None	60,642	0–2
3	October 6	@ Dodgers	9–4	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Don Sutton (0–1)	None	55,043	1–2
4	October 7	@ Dodgers	3–4 (10)	Terry Forster (1–0)	Tug McGraw (0–1)	None	55,124	1–3

1977 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1977 Game Log^[184]
Overall Record: 101–61

April (7–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 9	Expos	3–4	Jackie Brown (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	43,367	0–1
2	April 10	Expos	8–9	Bill Atkinson (1–0)	Gene Garber (0–1)	Joe Kerrigan (1)	14,354	0–2
3	April 11	Cubs	2–6	Bill Bonham (1–0)	Wayne Twitchell (0–1)	None	17,578	0–3
4	April 13	Cubs	1–3	Ray Burris (1–1)	Randy Lerch (0–1)	Bruce Sutter (2)	16,434	0–4
5	April 15	@ Expos	7–2	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Don Stanhouse (0–1)	None	57,592	1–4
6	April 16	@ Expos	3–4	Gerry Hannahs (1–0)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Bill Atkinson (1)	18,361	1–5
7	April 17	@ Expos	1–2	Will McEnaney (1–1)	Gene Garber (0–2)	None	29,115	1–6
8	April 18	@ Cubs	3–1	Randy Lerch (1–1)	Ray Burris (1–2)	Ron Reed (1)	3,777	2–6
9	April 19	@ Cubs	7–5	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Mike Krukow (0–1)	Gene Garber (1)	2,413	3–6
–	April 20	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[185] Makeup: August 14 as a traditional double-header
10	April 22	Cardinals	1–10	John Denny (4–0)	Wayne Twitchell (0–2)	None	26,430	3–7
11	April 23	Cardinals	11–1	Randy Lerch (2–1)	Bob Forsch (3–1)	None	27,642	4–7
12	April 24	Cardinals	6–3	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Pete Falcone (0–3)	None	40,186	5–7
13	April 26	@ Pirates	0–5	John Candelaria (2–0)	Larry Christenson (1–2)	Rich Gossage (2)	6,726	5–8
14	April 27	@ Pirates	3–7	Bruce Kison (2–1)	Wayne Twitchell (0–3)	None	7,054	5–9
15	April 29	@ Giants	6–5	Steve Carlton (3–1)	Jim Barr (3–2)	Ron Reed (2)	4,440	6–9
16	April 30	@ Giants	6–4	Randy Lerch (3–1)	Ed Halicki (2–2)	Ron Reed (3)	6,216	7–9

May (18–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
17	May 1	@ Giants	7–2	Larry Christenson (2–2)	Lynn McGlothen (0–3)	None	16,272	8–9
18	May 2	@ Padres	3–4	Rollie Fingers (3–1)	Ron Reed (0–1)	None	16,112	8–10
19	May 3	@ Padres	8–7 (10)	Gene Garber (1–2)	Victor Bernal (1–1)	None	7,942	9–10
20	May 4	@ Padres	1–4	Randy Jones (2–4)	Jim Kaat (0–1)	None	10,021	9–11
21	May 5	@ Padres	8–5	Randy Lerch (4–1)	Bob Shirley (2–4)	Gene Garber (2)	7,810	10–11
22	May 6	@ Dodgers	3–9	Don Sutton (4–0)	Larry Christenson (2–3)	None	51,368	10–12
23	May 7	@ Dodgers	7–4 (13)	Tom Underwood (1–0)	Al Downing (0–1)	None	38,910	11–12
–	May 8	@ Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[186] Makeup: May 9
–	May 9	@ Dodgers	Postponed (wet grounds);^[187] Makeup: July 26 as a traditional double-header
24	May 10	Giants	3–0	Steve Carlton (4–1)	Terry Cornutt (0–1)	None	16,121	12–12
25	May 11	Giants	2–4	Lynn McGlothen (2–3)	Randy Lerch (4–2)	None	18,482	12–13
26	May 12	Giants	3–0	Larry Christenson (3–3)	John Montefusco (2–5)	None	23,103	13–13
27	May 13	Padres	5–4	Ron Reed (1–1)	Dave Tomlin (0–1)	Gene Garber (3)	23,655	14–13
28	May 14	Padres	9–5	Tom Underwood (2–0)	Brent Strom (0–2)	Gene Garber (4)	26,609	15–13
29	May 15	Padres	6–3	Steve Carlton (5–1)	Randy Jones (3–5)	None	46,141	16–13
30	May 16	Dodgers	10–6	Randy Lerch (5–2)	Tommy John (3–2)	Ron Reed (4)	28,036	17–13
31	May 17	Dodgers	4–6	Don Sutton (6–0)	Larry Christenson (3–4)	Charlie Hough (10)	30,292	17–14
32	May 18	Dodgers	4–6	Rick Rhoden (6–1)	Wayne Twitchell (0–4)	Charlie Hough (11)	30,132	17–15
33	May 19	@ Astros	2–3	Joaquín Andújar (3–3)	Gene Garber (1–3)	Joe Sambito (1)	5,605	17–16
34	May 20	@ Astros	2–5	J. R. Richard (3–4)	Steve Carlton (5–2)	None	8,892	17–17
35	May 21	@ Astros	7–4	Ron Reed (2–1)	Dan Larson (0–2)	None	21,154	18–17
36	May 22	@ Astros	6–3	Larry Christenson (4–4)	Floyd Bannister (1–4)	Warren Brusstar (1)	8,624	19–17
37	May 24	@ Cardinals	5–8	Bob Forsch (7–1)	Jim Kaat (0–2)	Al Hrabosky (5)	11,415	19–18
38	May 25	@ Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (6–2)	Pete Falcone (1–5)	Tom Underwood (1)	12,401	20–18
39	May 26	@ Cardinals	3–4 (10)	Butch Metzger (1–0)	Ron Reed (2–2)	None	16,450	20–19
40	May 27	Mets	5–4	Gene Garber (2–3)	Skip Lockwood (0–2)	None	28,365	21–19
41	May 28	Mets	4–2 (10)	Ron Reed (3–2)	Skip Lockwood (0–3)	None	31,234	22–19
42	May 29	Mets	7–6	Jim Kaat (1–2)	Jon Matlack (3–6)	Gene Garber (5)	43,279	23–19
43	May 30	Pirates	6–4	Steve Carlton (7–2)	Bruce Kison (3–3)	None	32,253	24–19
44	May 31	Pirates	6–5	Ron Reed (4–2)	Kent Tekulve (3–1)	None	23,731	25–19

June (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
45	June 1	Pirates	0–3 (8)	John Candelaria (7–1)	Larry Christenson (4–5)	None	28,234	25–20
46	June 3	@ Mets	1–0	Jim Lonborg (1–0)	Jon Matlack (3–7)	Ron Reed (5)	20,013	26–20
47	June 4	@ Mets	0–2	Nino Espinosa (3–4)	Steve Carlton (7–3)	Skip Lockwood (7)	16,460	26–21
48	June 5 (1)	@ Mets	5–6 (10)	Bob Apodaca (1–2)	Tom Underwood (2–1)	None	see 2nd game	26–22
49	June 5 (2)	@ Mets	2–3	Craig Swan (3–4)	Jim Kaat (1–3)	Skip Lockwood (8)	30,867	26–23
50	June 6	Astros	9–5 (6)	Larry Christenson (5–5)	Bo McLaughlin (1–3)	Warren Brusstar (2)	17,326	27–23
51	June 7	Astros	9–8	Tom Underwood (3–1)	Joe Niekro (0–1)	Gene Garber (6)	25,226	28–23
52	June 8	Astros	3–2	Steve Carlton (8–3)	Mark Lemongello (1–9)	None	23,388	29–23
53	June 9	@ Braves	0–3	Phil Niekro (4–8)	Jim Kaat (1–4)	None	6,791	29–24
54	June 10	@ Braves	7–5	Ron Reed (5–2)	Dave Campbell (0–2)	Gene Garber (7)	9,274	30–24
55	June 11	@ Braves	13–10	Warren Brusstar (1–0)	Buzz Capra (1–6)	Gene Garber (8)	12,760	31–24
56	June 12	@ Braves	3–5	Rick Camp (4–1)	Gene Garber (2–4)	None	15,716	31–25
57	June 13	@ Reds	4–5	Pedro Borbón (2–3)	Wayne Twitchell (0–5)	None	27,147	31–26
58	June 14	@ Reds	2–3	Fred Norman (7–2)	Jim Kaat (1–5)	None	30,036	31–27
59	June 15	@ Reds	7–8 (10)	Pedro Borbón (3–3)	Tom Underwood (3–2)	None	31,214	31–28
60	June 17	Braves	11–5	Larry Christenson (6–5)	Andy Messersmith (4–3)	Ron Reed (6)	37,143	32–28
61	June 18	Braves	8–5 (12)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Frank LaCorte (1–7)	None	32,016	33–28
62	June 19	Braves	4–2	Steve Carlton (9–3)	Steve Hargan (2–4)	None	40,126	34–28
63	June 20	Reds	10–4	Jim Kaat (2–5)	Fred Norman (7–3)	None	38,121	35–28
64	June 21	Reds	5–10	Pedro Borbón (4–3)	Warren Brusstar (1–1)	None	45,091	35–29
65	June 22	Reds	15–9	Tug McGraw (2–0)	Tom Hume (0–3)	None	47,148	36–29
66	June 24	@ Cardinals	1–7	Eric Rasmussen (6–8)	Jim Lonborg (1–1)	None	17,885	36–30
67	June 25	@ Cardinals	2–3	Bob Forsch (9–4)	Steve Carlton (9–4)	Rawly Eastwick (8)	33,244	36–31
68	June 26	@ Cardinals	2–0	Jim Kaat (3–5)	Larry Dierker (1–4)	Gene Garber (9)	31,167	37–31
69	June 27	@ Mets	4–2	Tug McGraw (3–0)	Skip Lockwood (1–4)	None	17,800	38–31
70	June 28	@ Mets	3–1	Ron Reed (6–2)	Rick Baldwin (1–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	13,913	39–31
71	June 29	@ Mets	3–5	Jerry Koosman (6–8)	Jim Lonborg (1–2)	Skip Lockwood (11)	12,434	39–32
72	June 30	Pirates	8–1	Steve Carlton (10–4)	Odell Jones (2–3)	None	36,162	40–32

July (19–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	Pirates	7–6 (14)	Gene Garber (3–4)	Grant Jackson (0–3)	None	34,640	41–32
74	July 2	Pirates	4–3	Warren Brusstar (2–1)	Jerry Reuss (3–9)	Ron Reed (7)	41,828	42–32
75	July 3	Pirates	11–7	Larry Christenson (7–5)	Bruce Kison (6–4)	None	28,555	43–32
76	July 4	Mets	3–1	Jim Lonborg (2–2)	Jerry Koosman (6–9)	Ron Reed (8)	63,283	44–32
77	July 5	Mets	12–1	Steve Carlton (11–4)	Pat Zachry (3–9)	None	23,344	45–32
78	July 6	Mets	5–3	Gene Garber (4–4)	Jon Matlack (3–11)	Tug McGraw (2)	23,185	46–32
79	July 7	Mets	6–4	Warren Brusstar (3–1)	Nino Espinosa (4–7)	Ron Reed (9)	27,492	47–32
80	July 8	@ Pirates	7–8	Rich Gossage (7–5)	Warren Brusstar (3–2)	None	25,200	47–33
81	July 9	@ Pirates	8–9 (12)	Terry Forster (2–2)	Gene Garber (4–5)	None	19,144	47–34
82	July 10 (1)	@ Pirates	1–5	Jerry Reuss (4–9)	Jim Lonborg (2–3)	None	see 2nd game	47–35
83	July 10 (2)	@ Pirates	10–12	Grant Jackson (1–3)	Ron Reed (6–3)	Rich Gossage (15)	39,042	47–36
84	July 12	Cardinals	5–4	Randy Lerch (6–2)	Rawly Eastwick (3–5)	None	32,618	48–36
85	July 13	Cardinals	5–2	Steve Carlton (12–4)	Tom Underwood (5–5)	Tug McGraw (3)	36,828	49–36
86	July 14	Cardinals	6–7 (11)	Rawly Eastwick (4–5)	Tug McGraw (3–1)	Al Hrabosky (7)	33,601	49–37
87	July 15 (1)	Cubs	4–2	Larry Christenson (8–5)	Bill Bonham (9–9)	Tug McGraw (4)	see 2nd game	50–37
88	July 15 (2)	Cubs	9–2	Jim Lonborg (3–3)	Mike Krukow (7–7)	None	61,177	51–37
89	July 16	Cubs	8–9	Pete Broberg (1–0)	Ron Reed (6–4)	Bruce Sutter (24)	35,095	51–38
90	July 17	Cubs	4–2	Steve Carlton (13–4)	Ray Burris (10–9)	Tug McGraw (5)	36,338	52–38
–	July 19	1977 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium in New York
91	July 21	@ Giants	9–6	Jim Lonborg (4–3)	Charlie Williams (4–3)	Gene Garber (10)	5,771	53–38
92	July 22	@ Giants	2–6	John Montefusco (3–8)	Steve Carlton (13–5)	Gary Lavelle (14)	6,064	53–39
93	July 23	@ Giants	6–3	Larry Christenson (9–5)	Bob Knepper (4–4)	Tug McGraw (6)	7,958	54–39
94	July 24	@ Padres	7–4	Jim Kaat (4–5)	Bob Owchinko (3–6)	Ron Reed (10)	12,695	55–39
95	July 25	@ Padres	6–4 (12)	Tug McGraw (4–1)	Dan Spillner (5–1)	None	10,999	56–39
96	July 26 (1)	@ Dodgers	1–5	Rick Rhoden (11–7)	Steve Carlton (13–6)	Mike Garman (4)	see 2nd game	56–40
97	July 26 (2)	@ Dodgers	5–1	Jim Lonborg (5–3)	Burt Hooton (8–5)	None	47,966	57–40
98	July 27	@ Dodgers	5–7	Lance Rautzhan (1–0)	Tug McGraw (4–2)	Mike Garman (5)	38,571	57–41
99	July 28	@ Dodgers	1–2	Tommy John (11–4)	Jim Kaat (4–6)	None	33,260	57–42
100	July 29	Giants	0–7	Jim Barr (10–7)	Randy Lerch (6–3)	None	32,449	57–43
101	July 30	Giants	9–3	Steve Carlton (14–6)	Lynn McGlothen (2–8)	Gene Garber (11)	35,197	58–43
102	July 31	Giants	5–4	Tug McGraw (5–2)	Gary Lavelle (6–5)	Ron Reed (11)	42,013	59–43

August (22–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
103	August 2	Padres	2–4	Bob Owchinko (4–7)	Jim Kaat (4–7)	Rollie Fingers (23)	30,204	59–44
104	August 3	Padres	8–1	Steve Carlton (15–6)	Bob Shirley (6–13)	None	27,053	60–44
105	August 4	Padres	2–1 (10)	Tug McGraw (6–2)	Dan Spillner (5–3)	None	34,868	61–44
106	August 5	Dodgers	8–3	Gene Garber (5–5)	Lance Rautzhan (1–1)	None	47,574	62–44
107	August 6	Dodgers	1–0	Gene Garber (6–5)	Burt Hooton (9–6)	None	50,111	63–44
108	August 7	Dodgers	3–1	Steve Carlton (16–6)	Don Sutton (10–6)	None	40,628	64–44
109	August 10 (1)	Expos	6–1	Larry Christenson (10–5)	Steve Rogers (12–11)	None	see 2nd game	65–44
110	August 10 (2)	Expos	6–1	Jim Lonborg (6–3)	Santo Alcalá (3–7)	None	46,664	66–44
111	August 11	Expos	10–5	Jim Kaat (5–7)	Jackie Brown (8–10)	Gene Garber (12)	30,267	67–44
112	August 12	@ Cubs	10–3	Steve Carlton (17–6)	Rick Reuschel (15–5)	None	28,849	68–44
113	August 13	@ Cubs	10–7 (11)	Ron Reed (7–4)	Dave Giusti (3–4)	Gene Garber (13)	27,126	69–44
114	August 14 (1)	@ Cubs	10–2	Larry Christenson (11–5)	Mike Krukow (7–5)	None	see 2nd game	70–44
115	August 14 (2)	@ Cubs	4–2	Jim Lonborg (7–3)	Steve Renko (2–2)	Ron Reed (12)	33,351	71–44
116	August 16	@ Expos	7–5	Warren Brusstar (4–2)	Joe Kerrigan (2–4)	Gene Garber (14)	15,234	72–44
117	August 17	@ Expos	0–13	Stan Bahnsen (8–7)	Steve Carlton (17–7)	None	22,398	72–45
118	August 18	@ Expos	8–3	Jim Lonborg (8–3)	Wayne Twitchell (2–9)	None	18,296	73–45
119	August 19	Astros	9–5	Larry Christenson (12–5)	Joe Niekro (8–5)	None	46,266	74–45
120	August 20	Astros	5–4	Tug McGraw (7–2)	Bo McLaughlin (3–6)	None	47,048	75–45
121	August 21	Astros	7–3	Steve Carlton (18–7)	Mark Lemongello (5–14)	None	46,852	76–45
122	August 22	@ Braves	5–4	Jim Lonborg (9–3)	Preston Hanna (0–2)	Ron Reed (13)	5,711	77–45
123	August 23	@ Braves	3–2	Randy Lerch (7–3)	Phil Niekro (12–16)	Tug McGraw (7)	5,972	78–45
124	August 24	@ Astros	1–3	Joe Niekro (9–5)	Larry Christenson (12–6)	None	13,098	78–46
125	August 25	@ Astros	5–6	Gene Pentz (4–2)	Ron Reed (7–5)	Bo McLaughlin (5)	11,802	78–47
126	August 26	@ Reds	2–4	Tom Seaver (15–5)	Steve Carlton (18–8)	None	46,079	78–48
127	August 27	@ Reds	5–6	Jack Billingham (10–10)	Tug McGraw (7–3)	None	46,139	78–49
128	August 28	@ Reds	0–9	Paul Moskau (4–4)	Randy Lerch (7–4)	None	43,512	78–50
129	August 29	Braves	3–2 (14)	Gene Garber (7–5)	Steve Hargan (2–6)	None	36,263	79–50
130	August 30	Braves	11–2	Jim Kaat (6–7)	Preston Hanna (1–3)	None	32,278	80–50
131	August 31	Braves	6–1	Steve Carlton (19–8)	Phil Niekro (13–17)	None	29,102	81–50

September (19–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
132	September 2	Reds	3–0	Jim Lonborg (10–3)	Mario Soto (2–4)	None	47,732	82–50
133	September 3	Reds	9–3	Larry Christenson (13–6)	Paul Moskau (4–5)	None	55,062	83–50
134	September 4	Reds	2–5	Fred Norman (14–10)	Jim Kaat (6–8)	None	40,051	83–51
135	September 5 (1)	@ Pirates	1–3	John Candelaria (16–4)	Randy Lerch (7–5)	Rich Gossage (19)	see 2nd game	83–52
136	September 5 (2)	@ Pirates	11–1	Steve Carlton (20–8)	Bruce Kison (7–8)	None	40,423	84–52
137	September 6	@ Pirates	4–5 (11)	Rich Gossage (10–9)	Gene Garber (7–6)	None	15,136	84–53
138	September 7	@ Mets	6–2	Larry Christenson (14–6)	Pat Zachry (8–13)	None	7,783	85–53
139	September 8	@ Mets	8–2	Gene Garber (8–6)	Nino Espinosa (7–12)	Tug McGraw (8)	3,186	86–53
140	September 9	Cardinals	11–4	Steve Carlton (21–8)	John Urrea (7–4)	None	32,168	87–53
141	September 10	Cardinals	3–1	Randy Lerch (8–5)	Eric Rasmussen (10–15)	None	43,112	88–53
142	September 11	Cardinals	6–5	Warren Brusstar (5–2)	John Sutton (0–1)	Gene Garber (15)	49,108	89–53
143	September 12	Pirates	6–2	Larry Christenson (15–6)	Jerry Reuss (10–13)	None	42,145	90–53
144	September 13	Pirates	0–2	Jim Rooker (12–9)	Jim Kaat (6–9)	Rich Gossage (21)	42,638	90–54
145	September 14	Mets	0–1	Nino Espinosa (8–12)	Steve Carlton (21–9)	None	25,119	90–55
146	September 15	Mets	8–2	Randy Lerch (9–5)	Craig Swan (8–9)	Ron Reed (14)	25,314	91–55
147	September 16	@ Cardinals	12–6	Warren Brusstar (6–2)	John Denny (7–7)	Gene Garber (16)	19,702	92–55
148	September 17	@ Cardinals	8–4	Larry Christenson (16–6)	Tom Underwood (8–11)	Ron Reed (15)	22,574	93–55
149	September 18	@ Cardinals	5–12	Bob Forsch (18–6)	Jim Kaat (6–10)	None	23,169	93–56
150	September 20	Cubs	4–2	Steve Carlton (22–9)	Bill Bonham (10–12)	None	32,103	94–56
151	September 21	Cubs	0–2	Ray Burris (14–15)	Randy Lerch (9–6)	Bruce Sutter (29)	31,512	94–57
152	September 22	Cubs	3–5	Paul Reuschel (5–6)	Jim Lonborg (10–4)	Bruce Sutter (30)	20,709	94–58
153	September 23	@ Expos	6–1	Larry Christenson (17–6)	Steve Rogers (16–15)	Gene Garber (17)	8,400	95–58
154	September 24	@ Expos	1–0	Steve Carlton (23–9)	Fred Holdsworth (2–4)	None	23,098	96–58
155	September 25	@ Expos	8–5	Warren Brusstar (7–2)	Larry Landreth (0–2)	Tug McGraw (9)	19,246	97–58
156	September 26	@ Cubs	7–10	Donnie Moore (4–2)	Jim Kaat (6–11)	Bruce Sutter (31)	3,679	97–59
157	September 27	@ Cubs	15–9	Larry Christenson (18–6)	Bill Bonham (10–13)	None	4,606	98–59
158	September 28	@ Cubs	5–2	Randy Lerch (10–6)	Mike Krukow (8–14)	Warren Brusstar (3)	5,116	99–59
159	September 29	Expos	2–7	Fred Holdsworth (3–4)	Steve Carlton (23–10)	Don Stanhouse (10)	25,808	99–60
160	September 30	Expos	9–4	Jim Lonborg (11–4)	Stan Bahnsen (9–11)	Gene Garber (18)	28,436	100–60

October (1–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	Expos	5–6 (12)	Joe Kerrigan (3–5)	Dan Warthen (2–4)	Bill Atkinson (7)	43,095	100–61
162	October 2	Expos	5–3	Larry Christenson (19–6)	Steve Rogers (17–16)	Gene Garber (19)	25,412	101–61

1977 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1977 Postseason Game Log^[184]
Overall Record: 1–3

National League Championship Series (1–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 4	@ Dodgers	7–5	Gene Garber (1–0)	Elías Sosa (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	55,968	1–0
2	October 5	@ Dodgers	1–7	Don Sutton (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	None	55,973	1–1
3	October 7	Dodgers	5–6	Lance Rautzhan (1–0)	Gene Garber (1–1)	Mike Garman (1)	63,719	1–2
4	October 8	Dodgers	1–4	Tommy John (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	64,924	1–3

1976 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1976 Game Log^[188]
Overall Record: 101–61

April (8–6)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 10	Pirates	4–5 (11)	Larry Demery (1–0)	Tug McGraw (0–1)	None	42,147	0–1
2	April 11	Pirates	3–8	Bruce Kison (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	Bob Moose (1)	18,373	0–2
3	April 14	@ Expos	8–2	Jim Lonborg (1–0)	Steve Rogers (0–2)	None	21,199	1–2
4	April 15	@ Expos	5–8	Woodie Fryman (1–1)	Jim Kaat (0–1)	Wayne Granger (1)	6,375	1–3
5	April 17	@ Cubs	18–16 (10)	Tug McGraw (1–1)	Darold Knowles (1–1)	Jim Lonborg (1)	28,287	2–3
6	April 18	@ Cubs	8–5	Larry Christenson (1–0)	Ray Burris (0–2)	Gene Garber (1)	13,326	3–3
7	April 20	@ Pirates	5–1	Jim Kaat (1–1)	John Candelaria (0–1)	None	8,800	4–3
8	April 21	@ Pirates	3–0	Tom Underwood (1–0)	Doc Medich (1–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	9,175	5–3
9	April 23	Braves	5–6	Bruce Dal Canton (1–0)	Tug McGraw (1–2)	Elías Sosa (1)	29,398	5–4
10	April 24	Braves	10–5	Ron Reed (1–0)	Elías Sosa (1–2)	None	25,477	6–4
11	April 25	Braves	2–3	Phil Niekro (3–0)	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Elías Sosa (2)	10,565	6–5
12	April 26	Reds	10–9	Tug McGraw (2–2)	Rawly Eastwick (1–1)	None	16,565	7–5
13	April 27	Reds	3–7	Jack Billingham (2–2)	Tom Underwood (1–1)	None	17,818	7–6
14	April 28	Reds	7–6	Jim Lonborg (2–0)	Pat Darcy (1–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	20,215	8–6
–	April 30	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[189] Makeup: May 1 as a traditional double-header

May (22–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
15	May 1 (1)	@ Braves	3–0	Larry Christenson (2–1)	Dick Ruthven (3–2)	Tug McGraw (3)	see 2nd game	9–6
16	May 1 (2)	@ Braves	4–2	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Carl Morton (0–3)	None	24,189	10–6
17	May 2	@ Braves	8–2	Jim Kaat (2–1)	Andy Messersmith (0–2)	Gene Garber (2)	20,479	11–6
18	May 4	Astros	5–0	Jim Lonborg (3–0)	Larry Dierker (3–3)	None	10,655	12–6
19	May 5	Astros	6–3	Ron Reed (2–0)	Joe Niekro (1–5)	Gene Garber (3)	17,944	13–6
20	May 7	Dodgers	8–10	Charlie Hough (2–0)	Ron Reed (2–1)	Mike Marshall (6)	28,862	13–7
21	May 8	Dodgers	6–4	Gene Garber (1–0)	Tommy John (1–2)	None	34,060	14–7
22	May 9	Dodgers	10–3	Jim Lonborg (4–0)	Doug Rau (4–1)	None	24,143	15–7
23	May 11	Padres	9–1	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Dan Spillner (1–5)	None	11,576	16–7
24	May 12	Padres	0–4	Randy Jones (6–2)	Jim Kaat (2–2)	None	20,043	16–8
25	May 14	@ Astros	5–1	Larry Christenson (3–1)	Mike Cosgrove (1–2)	None	14,264	17–8
26	May 15	@ Astros	2–1	Jim Lonborg (5–0)	Larry Dierker (4–4)	None	20,749	18–8
27	May 16	@ Astros	12–2	Steve Carlton (3–1)	Tom Griffin (2–1)	None	11,553	19–8
–	May 18	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[190] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header
28	May 19	@ Mets	2–1	Larry Christenson (4–1)	Mickey Lolich (2–5)	Tom Underwood (1)	12,836	20–8
29	May 20	@ Mets	5–3	Jim Lonborg (6–0)	Tom Seaver (4–3)	Tug McGraw (4)	16,914	21–8
30	May 21	Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (4–1)	Pete Falcone (2–3)	None	32,074	22–8
31	May 22	Cardinals	6–7	Al Hrabosky (1–3)	Tug McGraw (2–3)	None	39,098	22–9
32	May 23	Cardinals	3–2 (11)	Tug McGraw (3–3)	Al Hrabosky (1–4)	None	37,537	23–9
33	May 24	Mets	7–1	Larry Christenson (5–1)	Mickey Lolich (2–6)	None	21,899	24–9
34	May 25	Mets	8–4	Jim Lonborg (7–0)	Tom Seaver (4–4)	None	32,772	25–9
35	May 25	Mets	5–0	Steve Carlton (5–1)	Jon Matlack (4–1)	None	28,306	26–9
36	May 27	Mets	2–5	Jerry Koosman (6–1)	Gene Garber (1–1)	Skip Lockwood (7)	29,525	26–10
37	May 28	Expos	10–3	Ron Reed (3–1)	Don Stanhouse (2–1)	None	23,011	27–10
38	May 29	Expos	6–1	Larry Christenson (6–1)	Don Carrithers (1–3)	Gene Garber (4)	18,063	28–10
39	May 30	Expos	7–1	Jim Lonborg (8–0)	Clay Kirby (0–3)	None	27,090	29–10
40	May 31 (1)	Cubs	5–7	Rick Reuschel (5–3)	Steve Carlton (5–2)	Bruce Sutter (2)	see 2nd game	29–11
41	May 31 (2)	Cubs	4–1	Jim Kaat (3–2)	Mike Garman (2–4)	None	51,211	30–11

June (20–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 1	Cubs	6–1 (6)	Ron Reed (4–1)	Steve Renko (1–2)	None	26,846	31–11
43	June 2	@ Cardinals	4–1	Tom Underwood (2–1)	John Curtis (3–5)	None	16,850	32–11
44	June 3	@ Cardinals	1–7	Bob Forsch (1–1)	Larry Christenson (6–2)	None	15,832	32–12
45	June 4	@ Giants	1–5	Jim Barr (3–4)	Jim Lonborg (8–1)	None	7,374	32–13
46	June 5	@ Giants	2–4	Ed Halicki (4–8)	Steve Carlton (5–3)	Randy Moffitt (2)	9,439	32–14
47	June 6	@ Giants	9–3	Jim Kaat (4–2)	John Montefusco (6–5)	None	30,218	33–14
48	June 7	@ Dodgers	8–6	Ron Reed (5–1)	Charlie Hough (7–1)	Gene Garber (5)	30,627	34–14
49	June 8	@ Dodgers	14–2	Larry Christenson (7–2)	Tommy John (2–4)	None	27,950	35–14
50	June 9	@ Dodgers	2–3	Burt Hooton (5–5)	Jim Lonborg (8–2)	Charlie Hough (2)	27,794	35–15
51	June 10	@ Dodgers	10–6 (12)	Tug McGraw (4–3)	Stan Wall (1–2)	Ron Schueler (1)	27,052	36–15
52	June 11	@ Padres	4–2	Jim Kaat (5–2)	Alan Foster (1–3)	Tom Underwood (2)	15,754	37–15
53	June 12	@ Padres	3–2 (15)	Tom Underwood (3–1)	Ken Reynolds (0–2)	Ron Schueler (2)	24,515	38–15
54	June 13 (1)	@ Padres	0–5	Randy Jones (12–2)	Jim Lonborg (8–3)	None	see 2nd game	38–16
55	June 13 (2)	@ Padres	3–4	Rich Folkers (2–1)	Larry Christenson (7–3)	Butch Metzger (7)	43,473	38–17
56	June 15	Giants	10–2	Steve Carlton (6–3)	Ed Halicki (4–10)	None	28,564	39–17
57	June 16	Giants	6–1	Jim Kaat (6–2)	John Montefusco (7–6)	None	28,966	40–17
58	June 17	Giants	3–2	Gene Garber (2–1)	Gary Lavelle (2–4)	None	27,800	41–17
59	June 18	Reds	6–5	Jim Lonborg (9–3)	Jack Billingham (5–5)	Gene Garber (6)	50,635	42–17
60	June 19	Reds	3–4	Gary Nolan (7–3)	Ron Reed (5–2)	Rawly Eastwick (8)	36,808	42–18
61	June 20	Reds	6–1	Jim Kaat (7–2)	Don Gullett (6–3)	None	38,669	43–18
62	June 21	Expos	8–3	Tom Underwood (4–1)	Dan Warthen (1–8)	None	26,148	44–18
63	June 22	Expos	3–8	Clay Kirby (1–5)	Jim Lonborg (9–4)	Dale Murray (6)	32,138	44–19
64	June 23	@ Reds	4–2	Ron Reed (6–2)	Pedro Borbón (0–1)	Gene Garber (7)	35,266	45–19
65	June 24	@ Reds	5–4	Jim Kaat (8–2)	Gary Nolan (7–4)	Tug McGraw (5)	34,053	46–19
66	June 25	Cardinals	12–4	Larry Christenson (8–3)	John Curtis (5–7)	None	38,474	47–19
67	June 26	Cardinals	2–3 (10)	Al Hrabosky (5–5)	Tug McGraw (4–4)	None	41,052	47–20
68	June 27	Cardinals	6–2	Jim Lonborg (10–4)	Lynn McGlothen (6–7)	Ron Reed (1)	31,489	48–20
69	June 28	@ Expos	6–2	Steve Carlton (7–3)	Steve Rogers (2–5)	None	14,177	49–20
70	June 29	@ Expos	2–1	Gene Garber (3–1)	Dale Murray (0–6)	Ron Reed (2)	10,939	50–20
–	June 30	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[191] Makeup: September 24 as a traditional double-header

July (17–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	July 1	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[192] Makeup: September 26 as a traditional double-header
71	July 2	@ Pirates	9–10 (10)	Ramón Hernández (2–1)	Gene Garber (3–2)	None	39,328	50–21
72	July 3	@ Pirates	3–2	Tug McGraw (5–4)	Bob Moose (3–4)	None	19,327	51–21
73	July 4 (1)	@ Pirates	10–5	Steve Carlton (8–3)	Larry Demery (5–2)	Ron Reed (3)	see 2nd game	52–21
74	July 4 (2)	@ Pirates	1–7	Bruce Kison (7–4)	Jim Kaat (8–3)	None	32,422	52–22
75	July 5	Dodgers	0–6	Burt Hooton (6–9)	Jim Lonborg (10–5)	None	60,943	52–23
76	July 6	Dodgers	1–5	Doug Rau (7–6)	Larry Christenson (8–4)	None	34,126	52–24
77	July 7	Dodgers	5–6	Don Sutton (8–8)	Ron Reed (6–3)	Charlie Hough (8)	35,013	52–25
78	July 9	Padres	4–3	Tom Underwood (5–1)	Brent Strom (8–9)	Ron Reed (4)	35,217	53–25
79	July 10 (1)	Padres	5–0	Steve Carlton (9–3)	Alan Foster (3–6)	None	see 2nd game	54–25
80	July 10 (2)	Padres	4–2	Jim Lonborg (11–5)	Dan Spillner (2–9)	Ron Reed (5)	47,101	55–25
81	July 11	Padres	3–0	Jim Kaat (9–3)	Dave Freisleben (6–5)	None	46,807	56–25
–	July 13	1976 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia
82	July 15	@ Giants	5–3	Steve Carlton (10–3)	Mike Caldwell (0–6)	None	5,759	57–25
83	July 16	@ Giants	0–1	Ed Halicki (9–11)	Jim Kaat (9–4)	None	7,330	57–26
84	July 17	@ Giants	1–4	John Montefusco (8–8)	Tom Underwood (5–2)	None	8,909	57–27
85	July 18	@ Dodgers	2–1	Ron Reed (7–3)	Charlie Hough (7–4)	None	52,214	58–27
86	July 19	@ Dodgers	5–3	Gene Garber (4–2)	Burt Hooton (6–10)	Ron Reed (6)	37,109	59–27
87	July 20	@ Padres	0–3	Randy Jones (17–4)	Steve Carlton (10–4)	None	20,499	59–28
88	July 21	@ Padres	5–1	Jim Kaat (10–4)	Dave Freisleben (6–7)	Gene Garber (8)	14,996	60–28
89	July 22	Pirates	3–0	Tom Underwood (6–2)	Bruce Kison (7–6)	Ron Reed (7)	43,050	61–28
90	July 23	Pirates	11–1	Jim Lonborg (12–5)	Doc Medich (5–9)	None	40,120	62–28
91	July 24 (1)	Pirates	5–8	Jim Rooker (8–5)	Larry Christenson (8–5)	Dave Giusti (5)	see 2nd game	62–29
92	July 24 (2)	Pirates	7–1	Steve Carlton (11–4)	Bob Moose (3–5)	None	57,723	63–29
93	July 25	Pirates	13–7	Ron Reed (8–3)	Dave Giusti (0–2)	None	37,692	64–29
94	July 26	Mets	4–1	Larry Christenson (9–5)	Jon Matlack (10–5)	Tug McGraw (6)	35,023	65–29
95	July 27	Mets	1–4	Bob Myrick (1–0)	Tom Underwood (6–3)	Skip Lockwood (10)	35,376	65–30
96	July 28	Cubs	2–5 (11)	Bruce Sutter (2–2)	Ron Reed (8–4)	None	35,043	65–31
97	July 29	Cubs	3–2 (11)	Gene Garber (5–2)	Darold Knowles (3–4)	None	35,154	66–31
98	July 30	@ Mets	2–3	Jerry Koosman (12–7)	Jim Kaat (10–5)	None	26,548	66–32
99	July 31	@ Mets	2–1	Larry Christenson (10–5)	Jon Matlack (10–6)	Tug McGraw (7)	22,792	67–32

August (16–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	August 1 (1)	@ Mets	7–6 (11)	Gene Garber (6–2)	Skip Lockwood (6–6)	None	see 2nd game	68–32
101	August 1 (2)	@ Mets	2–0	Wayne Twitchell (1–0)	Nino Espinosa (0–2)	Ron Schueler (3)	34,413	69–32
102	August 2	@ Cubs	2–4	Bill Bonham (7–9)	Jim Lonborg (12–6)	Joe Coleman (3)	9,525	69–33
103	August 3 (1)	@ Cubs	0–4	Rick Reuschel (10–8)	Jim Kaat (10–6)	None	see 2nd game	69–34
104	August 3 (2)	@ Cubs	8–5	Steve Carlton (12–4)	Steve Stone (2–4)	Ron Reed (8)	27,636	70–34
105	August 4	@ Cubs	7–5	Gene Garber (7–2)	Joe Coleman (2–10)	None	16,070	71–34
106	August 5	@ Cardinals	5–2 (8)	Wayne Twitchell (2–0)	Lynn McGlothen (9–11)	None	15,569	72–34
107	August 6	@ Cardinals	2–6	John Denny (6–5)	Jim Lonborg (12–7)	Al Hrabosky (11)	25,339	72–35
108	August 7	@ Cardinals	1–4	Pete Falcone (8–11)	Jim Kaat (10–7)	Al Hrabosky (12)	32,105	72–36
109	August 8	@ Cardinals	3–2	Steve Carlton (13–4)	Bill Greif (2–7)	Ron Reed (9)	27,448	73–36
110	August 10	Braves	1–2	Phil Niekro (12–8)	Larry Christenson (10–6)	Adrian Devine (2)	30,323	73–37
111	August 11	Braves	4–1	Tom Underwood (7–3)	Carl Morton (2–9)	Ron Reed (10)	30,247	74–37
112	August 12	Braves	3–4	Frank LaCorte (1–6)	Jim Lonborg (12–8)	Adrian Devine (3)	30,415	74–38
113	August 13	Giants	0–3	John Montefusco (13–9)	Jim Kaat (10–8)	None	32,642	74–39
114	August 14	Giants	13–2	Steve Carlton (14–4)	Jim Barr (10–9)	None	38,368	75–39
115	August 15	Giants	5–9	Randy Moffitt (5–4)	Gene Garber (7–3)	None	28,316	75–40
116	August 17	Expos	11–3	Tom Underwood (8–3)	Steve Rogers (5–11)	None	27,188	76–40
117	August 18	Expos	5–4	Jim Lonborg (13–8)	Don Stanhouse (8–7)	Ron Reed (11)	28,483	77–40
118	August 19	Astros	7–1	Steve Carlton (15–4)	Joaquín Andújar (6–9)	None	35,605	78–40
119	August 20	Astros	3–8	Dan Larson (3–4)	Wayne Twitchell (2–1)	None	36,049	78–41
120	August 21	Astros	7–4	Jim Kaat (11–8)	J. R. Richard (14–13)	Ron Reed (12)	37,756	79–41
121	August 22	Astros	5–1	Tom Underwood (9–3)	Larry Dierker (12–12)	None	43,513	80–41
122	August 23	@ Braves	4–2	Jim Lonborg (14–8)	Dick Ruthven (13–12)	Tug McGraw (8)	11,600	81–41
123	August 24	@ Braves	14–3	Steve Carlton (16–4)	Andy Messersmith (11–11)	None	25,156	82–41
124	August 25	@ Braves	1–5	Phil Niekro (14–9)	Larry Christenson (10–7)	None	7,514	82–42
125	August 26	@ Reds	5–4 (13)	Tug McGraw (6–4)	Rawly Eastwick (8–4)	None	38,094	83–42
126	August 27	@ Reds	1–4	Fred Norman (12–4)	Tom Underwood (9–4)	Pedro Borbón (5)	49,821	83–43
127	August 28	@ Reds	7–8	Rawly Eastwick (9–4)	Tug McGraw (6–5)	None	51,091	83–44
128	August 29	@ Reds	5–6 (15)	Santo Alcalá (11–3)	Jim Kaat (11–9)	None	51,376	83–45
129	August 30	@ Astros	1–3	Dan Larson (4–5)	Larry Christenson (10–8)	None	5,437	83–46
130	August 31	@ Astros	2–3	J. R. Richard (16–13)	Tug McGraw (6–6)	None	6,881	83–47

September (15–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 1	@ Astros	0–1	Bo McLaughlin (3–2)	Jim Kaat (11–10)	None	6,395	83–48
132	September 3	@ Mets	0–1	Tom Seaver (11–10)	Steve Carlton (16–5)	None	21,174	83–49
133	September 4	@ Mets	3–7	Nino Espinosa (3–3)	Jim Lonborg (14–9)	Skip Lockwood (15)	16,022	83–50
134	September 5	@ Mets	3–1	Larry Christenson (11–8)	Mickey Lolich (7–12)	Ron Reed (13)	20,701	84–50
135	September 6 (1)	@ Pirates	2–6	Bruce Kison (12–8)	Jim Kaat (11–11)	None	see 2nd game	84–51
136	September 6 (2)	@ Pirates	1–5	Larry Demery (10–4)	Tom Underwood (9–5)	None	41,703	84–52
137	September 8	@ Pirates	1–6	Jim Rooker (13–7)	Steve Carlton (16–6)	None	30,976	84–53
138	September 9	Cubs	4–2	Jim Lonborg (15–9)	Bill Bonham (8–11)	None	27,194	85–53
139	September 10	Cubs	2–3	Rick Reuschel (12–10)	Jim Kaat (11–12)	None	30,121	85–54
140	September 11	Cubs	1–4 (12)	Bruce Sutter (5–3)	Ron Reed (8–5)	Joe Coleman (4)	37,668	85–55
141	September 12	Cubs	8–0	Larry Christenson (12–8)	Steve Renko (7–9)	Tug McGraw (9)	34,469	86–55
142	September 13	Expos	7–2	Steve Carlton (17–6)	Dennis Blair (0–1)	Gene Garber (9)	20,114	87–55
143	September 14	Expos	3–2	Jim Lonborg (16–9)	Woodie Fryman (12–11)	Ron Reed (14)	23,812	88–55
144	September 15	Pirates	2–7	John Candelaria (15–6)	Jim Kaat (11–13)	None	45,010	88–56
145	September 16	Pirates	6–7	Kent Tekulve (5–1)	Ron Reed (8–6)	None	35,806	88–57
146	September 17	@ Cubs	3–4 (12)	Bruce Sutter (6–3)	Ron Reed (8–7)	None	3,631	88–58
147	September 18	@ Cubs	4–1	Steve Carlton (18–6)	Rick Reuschel (13–11)	None	15,938	89–58
148	September 19	@ Cubs	0–1	Ray Burris (14–13)	Jim Lonborg (16–10)	None	17,764	89–59
149	September 21	Cardinals	5–1	Tom Underwood (10–5)	John Denny (10–8)	Tug McGraw (10)	20,261	90–59
150	September 22	Cardinals	9–4	Gene Garber (8–3)	Tom Walker (1–2)	None	27,423	91–59
151	September 23	Cardinals	7–3	Steve Carlton (19–6)	Eric Rasmussen (5–12)	None	29,018	92–59
152	September 24 (1)	@ Expos	9–3	Larry Christenson (13–8)	Steve Rogers (6–17)	Gene Garber (10)	see 2nd game	93–59
153	September 24 (2)	@ Expos	2–3	Don Stanhouse (9–11)	Jim Kaat (11–14)	None	4,510	93–60
154	September 25	@ Expos	6–5	Wayne Twitchell (3–1)	Woodie Fryman (13–12)	Gene Garber (11)	5,096	94–60
155	September 26 (1)	@ Expos	4–1	Jim Lonborg (17–10)	Dan Warthen (2–9)	None	see 2nd game	95–60
156	September 26 (2)	@ Expos	2–1 (7)	Ron Schueler (1–0)	Dennis Blair (0–2)	None	14,166	96–60
157	September 27	@ Cardinals	9–1	Jim Kaat (12–14)	Pete Falcone (12–15)	Randy Lerch (1)	6,199	97–60
158	September 28	@ Cardinals	3–5	Eric Rasmussen (6–12)	Steve Carlton (19–7)	None	5,793	97–61
159	September 29	@ Cardinals	6–5	Tug McGraw (7–6)	John Curtis (6–11)	Wayne Twitchell (1)	5,992	98–61

October (3–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
160	October 1	Mets	2–1	Gene Garber (9–3)	Jerry Koosman (21–10)	None	23,084	99–61
161	October 2	Mets	7–4	Jim Lonborg (18–10)	Jon Matlack (17–10)	Tug McGraw (11)	47,095	100–61
162	October 3	Mets	2–1	Steve Carlton (20–7)	Craig Swan (6–9)	None	25,632	101–61

1976 Postseason Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1976 Postseason Game Log^[188]
Overall Record: 0–3

National League Championship Series (0–3)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	October 9	Reds	3–6	Don Gullett (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	62,640	0–1
2	October 10	Reds	2–6	Pat Zachry (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	Pedro Borbón (1)	62,651	0–2
3	October 12	@ Reds	6–7	Rawly Eastwick (1–0)	Gene Garber (0–1)	None	55,047	0–3

1975 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1975 Game Log^[193]
Overall Record: 86–76

April (8–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 8	@ Mets	1–2	Tom Seaver (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	None	18,527	0–1
2	April 10	@ Mets	3–2 (11)	Ron Schueler (1–0)	Harry Parker (0–1)	Cy Acosta (1)	5,964	1–1
3	April 11	Cardinals	3–6	Lynn McGlothen (1–0)	Wayne Twitchell (0–1)	Al Hrabosky (2)	44,834	1–2
4	April 12	Cardinals	5–7	Mike Garman (1–0)	Gene Garber (0–1)	None	11,101	1–3
5	April 13	Cardinals	2–0	Tom Underwood (1–0)	Bob Forsch (1–1)	None	13,539	2–3
6	April 14	Mets	4–3	Gene Garber (1–1)	Jerry Cram (0–1)	None	10,626	3–3
–	April 15	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[194] Makeup: September 26 as a traditional double-header
7	April 16	Cubs	3–9	Bill Bonham (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–2)	None	8,294	3–4
8	April 17	Cubs	9–10	Ken Frailing (1–1)	Wayne Twitchell (0–2)	None	6,259	3–5
9	April 18	@ Expos	6–3	Tom Underwood (2–0)	Steve Renko (0–1)	Gene Garber (1)	21,274	4–5
10	April 19	@ Expos	3–0	Jim Lonborg (1–0)	Dennis Blair (0–2)	None	8,154	5–5
–	April 20	@ Expos	Postponed (cold weather);^[195]^[196] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header
11	April 22	@ Cubs	7–5	Wayne Twitchell (1–2)	Bill Bonham (1–1)	None	6,525	6–5
12	April 23	@ Cubs	3–9	Ray Burris (2–0)	Tom Underwood (2–1)	Oscar Zamora (1)	3,228	6–6
13	April 24	@ Cubs	1–4	Steve Stone (3–0)	Jim Lonborg (1–1)	None	2,323	6–7
14	April 25	@ Pirates	2–3	Bruce Kison (2–0)	Steve Carlton (0–3)	Dave Giusti (2)	5,726	6–8
15	April 26	@ Pirates	3–7	Jim Rooker (2–0)	Wayne Twitchell (1–3)	None	13,120	6–9
16	April 27	@ Pirates	0–2	Dock Ellis (1–2)	Tom Underwood (2–2)	None	14,074	6–10
17	April 29	Expos	5–0	Jim Lonborg (2–1)	Dennis Blair (0–3)	None	5,477	7–10
18	April 30	Expos	2–1	Steve Carlton (1–3)	Steve Rogers (0–4)	None	8,750	8–10

May (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
19	May 2	Pirates	9–5	Wayne Twitchell (2–3)	Bruce Kison (2–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	20,257	9–10
20	May 3 (1)	Pirates	6–2	Tom Underwood (3–2)	Jim Rooker (2–1)	Gene Garber (2)	see 2nd game	10–10
21	May 3 (2)	Pirates	4–3 (11)	Tug McGraw (1–0)	Ramón Hernández (0–1)	None	44,501	11–10
–	May 4	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[197]^[198] Makeup: June 24 as a traditional double-header
22	May 5	@ Cardinals	3–11	Bob Gibson (1–3)	Steve Carlton (1–4)	None	9,198	11–11
–	May 6	@ Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[199] Makeup: July 25 as a traditional double-header
23	May 7	@ Cardinals	4–1	Wayne Twitchell (3–3)	Bob Forsch (2–3)	Tug McGraw (2)	9,735	12–11
24	May 8	@ Cardinals	6–2	Jim Lonborg (3–1)	John Denny (2–2)	None	10,293	13–11
25	May 9	@ Braves	1–3	Roric Harrison (2–1)	Tom Underwood (3–3)	None	7,444	13–12
26	May 10	@ Braves	1–2 (11)	Phil Niekro (2–3)	Gene Garber (1–2)	None	6,510	13–13
27	May 11	@ Braves	3–7	Buzz Capra (3–4)	Wayne Twitchell (3–4)	None	6,456	13–14
–	May 12	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[200] Makeup: May 15 as a traditional double-header
28	May 13	Reds	4–0	Tom Underwood (4–3)	Gary Nolan (1–3)	None	11,634	14–14
29	May 14	Reds	4–0	Steve Carlton (2–4)	Pat Darcy (1–2)	None	30,908	15–14
30	May 15 (1)	Reds	6–3	Tug McGraw (2–0)	Don Gullett (4–2)	None	see 2nd game	16–14
31	May 15 (2)	Reds	5–3	Gene Garber (2–2)	Clay Carroll (3–4)	Tug McGraw (3)	24,038	17–14
32	May 16	Braves	12–8	Gene Garber (3–2)	Buzz Capra (3–5)	None	18,710	18–14
33	May 17	Braves	9–8	Gene Garber (4–2)	Phil Niekro (3–4)	None	30,369	19–14
34	May 18	Braves	5–1	Tom Underwood (5–3)	Ron Reed (4–4)	None	25,905	20–14
35	May 19	@ Astros	2–4	Tom Griffin (2–5)	Steve Carlton (2–5)	Wayne Granger (4)	7,049	20–15
36	May 20	@ Astros	2–4	Ken Forsch (2–2)	Tug McGraw (2–1)	Joe Niekro (2)	7,211	20–16
37	May 21	@ Astros	0–4	Larry Dierker (5–4)	Wayne Twitchell (3–5)	None	8,135	20–17
38	May 23	@ Reds	2–5	Gary Nolan (3–3)	Larry Christenson (0–1)	Clay Carroll (3)	36,197	20–18
39	May 24	@ Reds	2–3 (11)	Clay Carroll (4–4)	Tug McGraw (2–2)	None	36,165	20–19
40	May 25	@ Reds	3–4	Clay Kirby (3–3)	Jim Lonborg (3–2)	Rawly Eastwick (1)	25,726	20–20
41	May 26	Giants	1–0 (11)	Tug McGraw (3–2)	Ed Halicki (1–1)	None	15,693	21–20
42	May 27	Giants	0–1 (10)	John Montefusco (3–2)	Gene Garber (4–3)	None	18,735	21–21
43	May 28	Giants	8–6	Steve Carlton (3–5)	Pete Falcone (4–4)	Tug McGraw (4)	15,706	22–21
44	May 30	Astros	0–5	Doug Konieczny (3–6)	Jim Lonborg (3–3)	None	12,566	22–22
45	May 31	Astros	3–15	J. R. Richard (4–3)	Wayne Twitchell (3–6)	None	18,094	22–23

June (20–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
46	June 1	Astros	5–4	Tom Underwood (6–3)	Larry Dierker (5–5)	Larry Christenson (1)	22,278	23–23
47	June 2	Padres	5–1	Steve Carlton (4–5)	Dave Freisleben (3–6)	None	9,348	24–23
48	June 3	Padres	12–1	Jim Lonborg (4–3)	Dan Spillner (2–6)	None	10,047	25–23
49	June 4	Padres	7–2	Wayne Twitchell (4–6)	Randy Jones (7–3)	Tug McGraw (5)	12,443	26–23
50	June 6	Dodgers	2–3	Burt Hooton (4–5)	Tom Underwood (6–4)	Mike Marshall (2)	38,357	26–24
51	June 7	Dodgers	4–0	Steve Carlton (5–5)	Doug Rau (5–6)	None	41,094	27–24
52	June 8	Dodgers	4–2	Jim Lonborg (5–3)	Don Sutton (10–4)	None	41,334	28–24
53	June 9	@ Padres	3–8	Randy Jones (8–3)	Wayne Twitchell (4–7)	None	30,948	28–25
54	June 10	@ Padres	7–0	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Dan Spillner (2–7)	None	15,909	29–25
55	June 11	@ Giants	3–8	Mike Caldwell (3–5)	Tom Underwood (6–5)	None	3,472	29–26
56	June 12	@ Giants	4–1	Steve Carlton (6–5)	Ed Halicki (2–2)	None	3,869	30–26
57	June 13	@ Dodgers	5–1	Jim Lonborg (6–3)	Andy Messersmith (9–3)	None	33,970	31–26
58	June 14	@ Dodgers	3–4	Burt Hooton (5–5)	Tug McGraw (3–3)	Mike Marshall (3)	52,299	31–27
59	June 15	@ Dodgers	4–3	Gene Garber (5–3)	Mike Marshall (2–5)	None	40,959	32–27
60	June 16	@ Cubs	7–9	Geoff Zahn (2–4)	Gene Garber (5–4)	Ken Frailing (1)	9,353	32–28
61	June 17	@ Cubs	5–9	Tom Dettore (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (6–4)	None	6,834	32–29
62	June 18	@ Cubs	9–7	Gene Garber (6–4)	Bob Locker (0–1)	None	20,807	33–29
63	June 19	@ Cubs	6–3 (14)	Tug McGraw (4–3)	Darold Knowles (2–3)	None	15,170	34–29
64	June 20	Expos	7–4	Tom Underwood (7–5)	Steve Renko (2–6)	Tug McGraw (6)	33,324	35–29
65	June 21	Expos	1–5	Dennis Blair (4–8)	Jim Lonborg (6–5)	None	28,323	35–30
66	June 22 (1)	Expos	0–4	Steve Rogers (5–4)	Ron Schueler (1–1)	None	see 2nd game	35–31
67	June 22 (2)	Expos	4–3	Gene Garber (7–4)	Chuck Taylor (1–2)	None	31,119	36–31
68	June 23	Pirates	6–5	Tom Hilgendorf (1–0)	Larry Demery (3–2)	Gene Garber (3)	34,759	37–31
69	June 24 (1)	Pirates	6–3	Larry Christenson (2–1)	Jerry Reuss (8–5)	Tug McGraw (7)	see 2nd game	38–31
70	June 24 (2)	Pirates	8–1	Tom Underwood (8–5)	Bruce Kison (7–3)	None	50,463	39–31
71	June 25	Pirates	7–6 (13)	Ron Schueler (2–1)	Dave Giusti (2–3)	None	34,171	40–31
72	June 27	@ Mets	2–4	Jon Matlack (9–5)	Wayne Twitchell (4–8)	None	27,935	40–32
73	June 28	@ Mets	2–5	Randy Tate (3–6)	Steve Carlton (6–6)	None	37,250	40–33
74	June 29 (1)	@ Mets	9–6	Larry Christenson (3–1)	Jerry Koosman (6–6)	Tug McGraw (8)	see 2nd game	41–33
75	June 29 (2)	@ Mets	4–3 (12)	Tug McGraw (5–3)	Tom Hall (1–2)	None	45,723	42–33
76	June 30	Cardinals	2–4	Bob Forsch (8–6)	Jim Lonborg (6–6)	Al Hrabosky (11)	28,264	42–34

July (17–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Cardinals	5–6	Lynn McGlothen (10–5)	Wayne Twitchell (4–9)	Al Hrabosky (12)	22,544	42–35
78	July 2	Cardinals	5–3	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Ron Reed (8–8)	None	21,843	43–35
79	July 3	Cardinals	7–4	Tom Underwood (9–5)	Bob Gibson (2–7)	None	16,068	44–35
80	July 4	Mets	3–4	Tom Seaver (12–4)	Tug McGraw (5–4)	Rick Baldwin (4)	55,301	44–36
81	July 5 (1)	Mets	8–2	Ron Schueler (3–1)	Randy Tate (3–7)	None	see 2nd game	45–36
82	July 5 (2)	Mets	10–7	Jim Lonborg (7–6)	Nino Espinosa (0–1)	Gene Garber (4)	50,137	46–36
83	July 6	Mets	8–6	Wayne Twitchell (5–9)	Jon Matlack (10–6)	Gene Garber (5)	27,037	47–36
84	July 7	@ Reds	3–7	Pat Darcy (4–5)	Steve Carlton (7–7)	None	25,096	47–37
85	July 8	@ Reds	1–2	Gary Nolan (8–5)	Tom Underwood (9–6)	Rawly Eastwick (4)	28,479	47–38
86	July 9	@ Reds	7–9	Pedro Borbón (5–1)	Gene Garber (7–5)	None	28,789	47–39
87	July 11	@ Astros	2–1	Larry Christenson (4–1)	Doug Konieczny (4–10)	None	16,394	48–39
88	July 12	@ Astros	14–2	Steve Carlton (8–7)	J. R. Richard (6–4)	None	14,520	49–39
89	July 13	@ Astros	5–9	Ken Forsch (3–6)	Tom Underwood (9–7)	Dave Roberts (1)	12,870	49–40
–	July 15	1975 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Milwaukee County Stadium in Milwaukee
90	July 17	Astros	6–5 (11)	Tug McGraw (6–4)	Ken Forsch (3–7)	None	18,026	50–40
91	July 18	Astros	7–4	Tom Hilgendorf (2–0)	J. R. Richard (6–5)	Gene Garber (6)	24,072	51–40
92	July 19	Astros	1–0	Larry Christenson (5–1)	Larry Dierker (8–10)	None	30,983	52–40
93	July 20	Reds	11–4	Tom Underwood (10–7)	Clay Kirby (7–4)	Gene Garber (7)	44,134	53–40
94	July 21	Reds	4–10	Pat Darcy (5–5)	Ron Schueler (3–2)	None	43,698	53–41
95	July 22	Braves	1–0	Steve Carlton (9–7)	Carl Morton (12–10)	None	20,052	54–41
96	July 23	Braves	3–2	Jim Lonborg (8–6)	Bruce Dal Canton (0–4)	None	28,268	55–41
97	July 24	Braves	4–5	Phil Niekro (10–7)	Larry Christenson (5–2)	None	21,706	55–42
98	July 25 (1)	@ Cardinals	3–4	Al Hrabosky (9–2)	Gene Garber (7–6)	None	see 2nd game	55–43
99	July 25 (2)	@ Cardinals	5–2	Ron Schueler (4–2)	John Curtis (6–8)	Tug McGraw (9)	36,127	56–43
100	July 26	@ Cardinals	9–4	Steve Carlton (10–7)	Eric Rasmussen (1–1)	None	36,350	57–43
101	July 27	@ Cardinals	6–9	Bob Gibson (3–8)	Tom Hilgendorf (2–1)	Mike Garman (8)	22,046	57–44
102	July 28	@ Pirates	5–2	Larry Christenson (6–2)	Bruce Kison (9–6)	None	30,221	58–44
103	July 29	@ Pirates	5–1	Tom Underwood (11–7)	Dock Ellis (7–7)	None	33,340	59–44
104	July 30	@ Pirates	1–8	Jerry Reuss (12–6)	Steve Carlton (10–8)	None	43,260	59–45
105	July 31	@ Expos	4–7	Dan Warthen (5–4)	Ron Schueler (4–3)	Dale Murray (5)	13,510	59–46

August (13–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 1 (1)	@ Expos	8–6 (10)	Gene Garber (8–6)	Dale Murray (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	60–46
107	August 1 (2)	@ Expos	4–6	Fred Scherman (2–4)	Tom Hilgendorf (2–2)	Dale Murray (6)	17,820	60–47
108	August 2	@ Expos	3–4	Dale Murray (5–5)	Tom Underwood (11–8)	None	16,101	60–48
109	August 3	@ Expos	5–4 (10)	Tug McGraw (7–4)	Dale Murray (5–6)	Gene Garber (8)	15,126	61–48
110	August 4	Cubs	2–3^{^[a]}	Steve Stone (9–5)	Tom Hilgendorf (2–3)	Paul Reuschel (1)	16,285	61–49
111	August 5	Cubs	13–5	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Bill Bonham (10–8)	None	19,611	62–49
–	August 6	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[201] Makeup: September 5 as a traditional double-header
112	August 7	Cubs	3–5	Rick Reuschel (8–12)	Larry Christenson (6–3)	None	20,259	62–50
113	August 8	Giants	5–4	Gene Garber (9–6)	Randy Moffitt (4–4)	None	31,026	63–50
114	August 9	Giants	11–4	Steve Carlton (11–8)	John Montefusco (10–6)	None	43,504	64–50
115	August 10	Giants	1–8	Jim Barr (10–9)	Dick Ruthven (1–1)	None	35,405	64–51
116	August 11	Dodgers	1–7	Andy Messersmith (14–11)	Larry Christenson (6–4)	None	33,175	64–52
117	August 12	Dodgers	6–7 (10)	Mike Marshall (8–11)	Gene Garber (9–7)	None	36,512	64–53
118	August 13	Dodgers	4–5	Burt Hooton (10–9)	Steve Carlton (11–9)	Mike Marshall (10)		64–54
119	August 15	Padres	4–3	Tom Hilgendorf (3–3)	Joe McIntosh (8–11)	Tug McGraw (10)	30,601	65–54
120	August 16	Padres	1–5	Randy Jones (16–7)	Tug McGraw (7–5)	None	40,127	65–55
121	August 17	Padres	10–4	Tom Underwood (12–8)	Dave Freisleben (5–13)	Gene Garber (9)	29,317	66–55
122	August 18	@ Braves	6–3	Tom Hilgendorf (4–3)	Phil Niekro (12–11)	None	4,320	67–55
123	August 19	@ Braves	4–6	Max León (2–1)	Gene Garber (9–8)	None	4,470	67–56
124	August 20	@ Braves	4–1	Larry Christenson (7–4)	Carl Morton (15–13)	Tug McGraw (11)	4,704	68–56
125	August 22	@ Padres	6–5	Tom Hilgendorf (5–3)	Bill Greif (3–5)	Gene Garber (10)	13,426	69–56
126	August 23	@ Padres	3–8	Dan Spillner (5–10)	Steve Carlton (11–10)	Danny Frisella (8)	9,578	69–57
127	August 24 (1)	@ Padres	2–7	Randy Jones (17–7)	Dick Ruthven (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	69–58
128	August 24 (2)	@ Padres	6–7 (12)	Bill Greif (4–5)	Ron Schueler (4–4)	None	17,870	69–59
129	August 25	@ Dodgers	4–2	Larry Christenson (8–4)	Andy Messersmith (14–13)	Gene Garber (11)	20,048	70–59
130	August 26	@ Dodgers	1–8	Doug Rau (11–9)	Tom Underwood (12–9)	None	20,273	70–60
131	August 27	@ Dodgers	0–10	Burt Hooton (13–9)	Steve Carlton (11–11)	None	20,753	70–61
132	August 28	@ Giants	8–5	Tom Hilgendorf (6–3)	Jim Barr (11–12)	None	4,190	71–61
133	August 29	@ Giants	3–1	Larry Christenson (9–4)	Ed Halicki (8–11)	Tug McGraw (12)	5,007	72–61
134	August 30	@ Giants	1–4	Pete Falcone (10–9)	Tom Underwood (12–10)	None	5,663	72–62
135	August 31	@ Giants	4–5	John Montefusco (12–7)	Steve Carlton (11–12)	Charlie Williams (3)	8,884	72–63

September (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
136	September 1	Expos	5–6	Dale Murray (10–7)	Gene Garber (9–9)	None	12,925	72–64
137	September 2	Expos	3–4	Dennis Blair (8–14)	Larry Christenson (9–5)	Dale Murray (9)	15,232	72–65
138	September 3	Expos	6–3	Tom Underwood (13–10)	Don Carrithers (2–2)	Gene Garber (12)	15,597	73–65
139	September 5 (1)	Cubs	3–4	Bill Bonham (12–13)	Steve Carlton (11–13)	Paul Reuschel (4)	see 2nd game	73–66
140	September 5 (2)	Cubs	6–3	Tug McGraw (8–5)	Paul Reuschel (1–2)	None	32,041	74–66
141	September 6	Cubs	6–7	Steve Stone (12–7)	Gene Garber (9–10)	Darold Knowles (12)	26,554	74–67
142	September 7	Cubs	4–6	Ray Burris (13–10)	Wayne Twitchell (5–10)	Rick Reuschel (1)	30,071	74–68
143	September 8	Cardinals	6–3^{^[b]}	Tom Underwood (14–10)	Ron Reed (12–10)	Tug McGraw (13)	22,768	75–68
144	September 9	Cardinals	6–2	Steve Carlton (12–13)	John Denny (9–5)	None	13,764	76–68
145	September 10	@ Expos	5–1	Wayne Simpson (1–0)	Steve Renko (5–12)	Gene Garber (13)	9,216	77–68
146	September 11	@ Expos	5–0 (7)	Larry Christenson (10–5)	Steve Rogers (10–11)	None	7,457	78–68
147	September 13	@ Cubs	1–4	Ray Burris (14–10)	Tom Underwood (14–11)	None	13,283	78–69
148	September 14	@ Cubs	13–7	Steve Carlton (13–13)	Steve Stone (12–8)	None	16,294	79–69
149	September 15	@ Cardinals	6–7	Al Hrabosky (12–3)	Gene Garber (9–11)	Harry Parker (3)	9,955	79–70
150	September 16	@ Cardinals	4–3 (13)	Tom Hilgendorf (7–3)	Mike Garman (3–7)	Gene Garber (14)	11,239	80–70
151	September 17	Pirates	1–9	Bruce Kison (11–11)	Tom Underwood (14–12)	None	38,085	80–71
152	September 18	Pirates	4–1	Steve Carlton (14–13)	Dock Ellis (8–9)	None	27,093	81–71
153	September 19	@ Mets	4–3	Tug McGraw (9–5)	Skip Lockwood (1–2)	None	16,676	82–71
154	September 20	@ Mets	7–9 (11)	Bob Apodaca (2–3)	Gene Garber (9–12)	None	18,863	82–72
155	September 21	@ Mets	4–2	Dick Ruthven (2–2)	Jon Matlack (16–12)	Tug McGraw (14)	52,144	83–72
156	September 22	@ Pirates	3–11	Bruce Kison (12–11)	Tom Underwood (14–13)	Kent Tekulve (4)	13,176	83–73
157	September 23	@ Pirates	1–3	Bob Moose (2–2)	Steve Carlton (14–14)	None	6,445	83–74
158	September 24	@ Pirates	8–1	Larry Christenson (11–5)	Larry Demery (7–5)	None	6,253	84–74
159	September 26 (1)	Mets	4–3 (12)	Gene Garber (10–12)	Bob Apodaca (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	85–74
160	September 26 (2)	Mets	2–3 (12)	Jerry Koosman (14–13)	Tug McGraw (9–6)	Ken Sanders (5)	20,189	85–75
161	September 27	Mets	8–1	Steve Carlton (15–14)	Randy Tate (5–13)	None	27,615	86–75
162	September 28	Mets	4–5	Tom Seaver (22–9)	Larry Christenson (11–6)	Skip Lockwood (2)	21,105	86–76

^{^[a]}The August 4, 1975, game was protested by the Cubs in the top of the seventh inning.^[202] The protest was later denied.^[203]

^{^[b]}The September 8, 1975, game was protested by the Phillies in the bottom of the third inning.^[204] The protest was later denied.^[205]

1974 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1974 Game Log^[206]
Overall Record: 80–82

April (10–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 6	Mets	5–4	Mac Scarce (1–0)	Tug McGraw (0–1)	None	40,222	1–0
2	April 7	Mets	2–9	Jon Matlack (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	16,441	1–1
3	April 9	@ Cubs	0–2	Bill Bonham (1–0)	Ron Schueler (0–1)	None	30,601	1–2
4	April 10	@ Cubs	6–7	Ray Burris (1–0)	Mac Scarce (1–1)	None	6,535	1–3
5	April 11	@ Cubs	4–3	Frank Linzy (1–0)	Horacio Piña (0–1)	Eddie Watt (1)	2,292	2–3
–	April 13	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[207] Makeup: April 14 as a traditional double-header
6	April 14 (1)	@ Mets	2–1 (11)	Mike Wallace (1–0)	Tug McGraw (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	3–3
7	April 14 (2)	@ Mets	5–3	Mac Scarce (2–1)	Bob Miller (0–1)	None	14,201	4–3
8	April 15	Cardinals	3–2	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Alan Foster (0–1)	Mac Scarce (1)	6,713	5–3
9	April 16	Cardinals	10–3	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Bob Gibson (0–1)	None	8,107	6–3
10	April 17	Cardinals	12–5	George Culver (1–0)	Sonny Siebert (1–1)	None	11,237	7–3
11	April 18	Cardinals	2–6	Lynn McGlothen (2–0)	Ron Schueler (0–2)	None	8,106	7–4
12	April 19	Cubs	9–2	Jim Lonborg (1–1)	Bill Bonham (1–2)	None	12,318	8–4
13	April 20	Cubs	4–5 (13)	Ray Burris (2–0)	Mac Scarce (2–2)	None	16,534	8–5
14	April 21	Cubs	7–3	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Burt Hooton (1–1)	None	17,172	9–5
15	April 23	@ Dodgers	3–5	Jim Brewer (2–0)	Frank Linzy (1–1)	None	14,984	9–6
16	April 24	@ Dodgers	1–6	Don Sutton (4–1)	Jim Lonborg (1–2)	None	14,756	9–7
17	April 25	@ Dodgers	0–1	Tommy John (5–0)	Dick Ruthven (1–1)	None	15,117	9–8
18	April 26	@ Padres	2–6	Dave Freisleben (1–0)	Steve Carlton (2–1)	None	9,448	9–9
19	April 27	@ Padres	2–5	Randy Jones (2–4)	Ron Schueler (0–3)	None	31,407	9–10
20	April 28	@ Padres	4–5	Larry Hardy (1–0)	Frank Linzy (1–2)	None	12,031	9–11
21	April 30	@ Giants	6–5	Frank Linzy (2–2)	Randy Moffitt (1–2)	Eddie Watt (2)	2,188	10–11

May (15–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
22	May 1	@ Giants	8–13	Charlie Williams (1–0)	Steve Carlton (2–2)	None	2,179	10–12
23	May 3	Dodgers	2–1	Ron Schueler (1–3)	Doug Rau (2–1)	Eddie Watt (3)	20,186	11–12
24	May 4	Dodgers	7–3	Jim Lonborg (2–2)	Don Sutton (4–2)	None	40,301	12–12
25	May 5	Dodgers	3–2	Mac Scarce (3–2)	Tommy John (5–1)	None	41,040	13–12
26	May 6	Padres	6–7	Dave Freisleben (3–0)	Steve Carlton (2–3)	Rich Troedson (1)	4,149	13–13
27	May 7	Padres	3–5 (13)	Mike Corkins (2–0)	Dave Wallace (0–1)	None	4,288	13–14
28	May 8	Padres	4–0	Jim Lonborg (3–2)	Randy Jones (2–6)	None	5,081	14–14
29	May 10	Pirates	3–2	Dick Ruthven (2–1)	Ken Brett (2–3)	Mac Scarce (2)	16,388	15–14
30	May 11	Pirates	3–1	Steve Carlton (3–3)	Bob Moose (1–4)	None	21,070	16–14
31	May 12	Pirates	8–7	Ed Farmer (1–0)	Dock Ellis (1–3)	Eddie Watt (4)	11,243	17–14
32	May 14	Expos	2–9	Steve Rogers (6–1)	Jim Lonborg (3–3)	None	8,413	17–15
33	May 15	Expos	4–5	Tom Walker (1–0)	Mac Scarce (3–3)	None	10,105	17–16
34	May 16	Expos	6–3	Steve Carlton (4–3)	Mike Torrez (3–3)	None	7,311	18–16
–	May 17	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[208]^[209] Makeup: May 19 as a traditional double-header
35	May 18	@ Pirates	9–2	Ron Schueler (2–3)	Bob Moose (1–5)	None	8,021	19–16
36	May 19 (1)	@ Pirates	3–2	Jim Lonborg (4–3)	Dock Ellis (1–4)	Eddie Watt (5)	see 2nd game	20–16
37	May 19 (2)	@ Pirates	1–2	Jerry Reuss (2–3)	Dick Ruthven (2–2)	None	13,426	20–17
38	May 20	@ Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (5–3)	Lynn McGlothen (5–2)	None	12,326	21–17
39	May 21	@ Cardinals	4–2	Ed Farmer (2–0)	John Curtis (2–5)	Mac Scarce (3)	11,481	22–17
40	May 22	@ Cardinals	7–1	Ron Schueler (3–3)	Alan Foster (1–4)	None	10,587	23–17
41	May 24	Expos	2–4	Ernie McAnally (3–4)	Jim Lonborg (4–4)	None	14,131	23–18
42	May 25 (1)	Expos	4–3	Eddie Watt (1–0)	Mike Torrez (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	24–18
43	May 25 (2)	Expos	4–2	Steve Carlton (6–3)	Steve Renko (3–5)	None	41,350	25–18
44	May 26	Expos	1–5	Dennis Blair (1–0)	Ron Schueler (3–4)	None	27,324	25–19
45	May 27	@ Braves	1–9	Phil Niekro (6–3)	Ed Farmer (2–1)	None	6,446	25–20
46	May 28	@ Braves	1–2 (10)	Danny Frisella (1–2)	Jim Lonborg (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	25–21
47	May 29	@ Braves	0–1 (11)	Tom House (1–0)	Steve Carlton (6–4)	None	7,816	25–22
48	May 31	Giants	2–6	Ron Bryant (2–4)	Ron Schueler (3–5)	Randy Moffitt (12)	23,513	25–23

June (13–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
49	June 1	Giants	6–2	Jim Lonborg (5–5)	Mike Caldwell (7–3)	None	20,167	26–23
50	June 2	Giants	4–3	Frank Linzy (3–2)	Randy Moffitt (2–3)	None	12,280	27–23
51	June 3	Braves	5–2	Steve Carlton (7–4)	Carl Morton (6–5)	None	44,179	28–23
52	June 4	Braves	3–7	Roric Harrison (4–6)	Ron Schueler (3–6)	Tom House (3)	17,197	28–24
53	June 5	Braves	4–2	Jim Lonborg (6–5)	Phil Niekro (6–4)	None	26,204	29–24
54	June 7	Reds	4–7	Pedro Borbón (5–3)	Mac Scarce (3–4)	None	22,408	29–25
55	June 8	Reds	6–5	Steve Carlton (8–4)	Clay Carroll (3–1)	None	34,256	30–25
56	June 9	Reds	7–14	Don Gullett (6–3)	Wayne Twitchell (0–1)	None	33,163	30–26
57	June 10	@ Astros	12–0	Jim Lonborg (7–5)	Claude Osteen (5–6)	None	9,487	31–26
58	June 11	@ Astros	1–10	Larry Dierker (4–3)	Dick Ruthven (2–3)	None	10,034	31–27
59	June 12	@ Astros	3–0	Steve Carlton (9–4)	Don Wilson (3–4)	None	12,010	32–27
60	June 14	@ Reds	4–7	Don Gullett (7–3)	Ron Schueler (3–7)	None	25,238	32–28
61	June 15	@ Reds	5–2	Jim Lonborg (8–5)	Jack Billingham (6–5)	None	35,732	33–28
62	June 16	@ Reds	0–5	Clay Carroll (4–1)	Dick Ruthven (2–4)	None	30,006	33–29
63	June 17	Astros	7–5	Wayne Twitchell (1–1)	Claude Osteen (5–7)	None	18,289	34–29
64	June 18	Astros	0–1	Mike Cosgrove (2–0)	Ron Schueler (3–8)	None	14,165	34–30
65	June 19	Astros	5–4	Jim Lonborg (9–5)	Tom Griffin (7–3)	Mac Scarce (4)	17,161	35–30
66	June 20	Mets	1–2	Jerry Koosman (7–4)	Dick Ruthven (2–5)	None	22,210	35–31
67	June 21	Mets	1–3	Tom Seaver (4–6)	Steve Carlton (9–5)	Tug McGraw (2)	28,262	35–32
68	June 22 (1)	Mets	5–2	Ron Schueler (4–8)	Harry Parker (1–7)	None	see 2nd game	36–32
69	June 22 (2)	Mets	8–5	Wayne Twitchell (2–1)	George Stone (2–6)	Jesús Hernáiz (1)	51,197	37–32
–	June 23	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[210] Makeup: September 25 as a traditional double-header
70	June 24	@ Expos	8–2	Jim Lonborg (10–5)	Mike Torrez (7–5)	None	Mike Torrez	38–32
71	June 25	@ Expos	0–5	Steve Renko (5–7)	Dick Ruthven (2–6)	None	18,122	38–33
72	June 26	@ Expos	0–2	Steve Rogers (8–8)	Steve Carlton (9–6)	None	16,108	38–34
–	June 28	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[211]^[212] Makeup: June 30 as a traditional double-header
73	June 29	@ Pirates	3–6	Jerry Reuss (7–5)	Jim Lonborg (10–6)	None	15,839	38–35
74	June 30 (1)	@ Pirates	8–11	Ken Brett (10–4)	Steve Carlton (9–7)	None	see 2nd game	38–36
75	June 30 (2)	@ Pirates	2–3	Bruce Kison (3–3)	Ron Schueler (4–9)	None	25,730	38–37

July (15–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
76	July 2	@ Mets	2–4	Tom Seaver (5–6)	Dick Ruthven (2–7)	Jack Aker (1)	20,724	38–38
77	July 3	@ Mets	2–6	Harry Parker (2–7)	Jim Lonborg (10–7)	None	Jim Lonborg	38–39
78	July 4 (1)	@ Mets	3–5	Jon Matlack (7–5)	Ron Schueler (4–10)	None	see 2nd game	38–40
79	July 4 (2)	@ Mets	6–2	Wayne Twitchell (3–1)	Ray Sadecki (4–4)	None	26,811	39–40
80	July 5	Padres	8–1	Steve Carlton (10–7)	Bill Greif (3–11)	None	42,332	40–40
81	July 6	Padres	6–2	Dick Ruthven (3–7)	Lowell Palmer (1–2)	Mac Scarce (5)	22,111	41–40
82	July 7	Padres	9–3	Jim Lonborg (11–7)	Randy Jones (5–13)	None	34,094	42–40
83	July 8	Dodgers	0–4	Andy Messersmith (9–2)	Ron Schueler (4–11)	None	40,208	42–41
84	July 9	Dodgers	4–8	Al Downing (3–3)	Wayne Twitchell (3–2)	None	34,320	42–42
85	July 10	Dodgers	5–4	Jesús Hernáiz (1–0)	Mike Marshall (11–4)	None	33,812	43–42
86	July 12	@ Giants	6–2	Dick Ruthven (4–7)	Elías Sosa (5–5)	None	3,329	44–42
87	July 13	@ Giants	3–13	Mike Caldwell (8–3)	Jim Lonborg (11–8)	None	4,720	44–43
88	July 14 (1)	@ Giants	5–2	Steve Carlton (11–7)	Ed Halicki (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	45–43
89	July 14 (2)	@ Giants	7–4	Wayne Twitchell (4–2)	Tom Bradley (7–10)	None	9,239	46–43
90	July 16	@ Padres	4–5	Vicente Romo (5–4)	Jesús Hernáiz (1–1)	None	7,927	46–44
91	July 17	@ Padres	1–15	Randy Jones (7–13)	Jim Lonborg (11–9)	None	9,031	46–45
92	July 18	@ Padres	8–5	Ron Schueler (5–11)	Vicente Romo (5–5)	None	8,196	47–45
93	July 19	@ Dodgers	0–4	Doug Rau (8–6)	Wayne Twitchell (4–3)	None	53,160	47–46
94	July 20	@ Dodgers	5–2	Jesús Hernáiz (2–1)	Don Sutton (6–8)	None	52,975	48–46
95	July 21	@ Dodgers	2–1	Jim Lonborg (12–9)	Al Downing (3–4)	None	43,710	49–46
–	July 23	1974 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh
96	July 25	@ Cubs	10–2	Steve Carlton (12–7)	Burt Hooton (3–9)	None	13,849	50–46
97	July 26	@ Cubs	7–10	Rick Reuschel (10–7)	Jim Lonborg (12–10)	None	14,701	50–47
98	July 27 (1)	Pirates	6–5	Pete Richert (1–0)	Ken Brett (12–7)	None	see 2nd game	51–47
99	July 27 (2)	Pirates	7–4	Wayne Twitchell (5–3)	Bruce Kison (5–5)	Eddie Watt (6)	55,066	52–47
100	July 28	Pirates	3–4	Dave Giusti (5–3)	Mac Scarce (3–5)	None	34,049	52–48
101	July 29	Pirates	13–1	Steve Carlton (13–7)	Jerry Reuss (10–8)	None	27,760	53–48
102	July 30	Cardinals	3–4	Al Hrabosky (5–1)	Jesús Hernáiz (2–2)	None	33,382	53–49
103	July 31	Cardinals	8–9	Bob Gibson (6–9)	Dick Ruthven (4–8)	Al Hrabosky (4)	33,431	53–50

August (12–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
104	August 1	Expos	6–4	Wayne Twitchell (6–3)	Ernie McAnally (6–13)	None	20,146	54–50
105	August 2	Expos	2–3	Steve Rogers (11–13)	Eddie Watt (1–1)	Chuck Taylor (8)	21,068	54–51
106	August 3	@ Cardinals	3–4	Mike Garman (3–2)	Jim Lonborg (12–11)	None	36,053	54–52
107	August 4 (1)	@ Cardinals	6–1	Ron Schueler (6–11)	Alan Foster (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	55–52
108	August 4 (2)	@ Cardinals	0–11	John Curtis (6–10)	Dick Ruthven (4–9)	None	48,245	55–53
109	August 5	@ Cardinals	2–3 (13)	Mike Garman (4–2)	Pete Richert (1–1)	None	33,476	55–54
110	August 6	Cubs	8–3	Steve Carlton (14–7)	Jim Todd (2–2)	None	14,490	56–54
111	August 7	Cubs	3–2	Gene Garber (2–2)	Oscar Zamora (3–4)	None	11,284	57–54
112	August 8	Cubs	2–1	Ron Schueler (7–11)	Bill Bonham (10–14)	Gene Garber (2)	11,349	58–54
113	August 9	Braves	2–3 (11)	Lew Krausse Jr. (3–2)	Mac Scarce (3–6)	None	28,542	58–55
114	August 10	Braves	4–11	Phil Niekro (13–9)	Wayne Twitchell (6–4)	Max León (1)	43,328	58–56
115	August 11	Braves	5–6	Tom House (5–2)	Steve Carlton (14–8)	None	41,739	58–57
116	August 12	Giants	4–1	Jim Lonborg (13–11)	Ed Halicki (1–6)	None	16,271	59–57
117	August 13	Giants	6–5	Dick Ruthven (5–9)	Jim Barr (10–6)	Ron Schueler (1)	27,618	60–57
118	August 14	Giants	4–6	Elías Sosa (8–5)	Mac Scarce (3–7)	None	24,061	60–58
119	August 16	@ Braves	6–3	Pete Richert (2–1)	Phil Niekro (13–10)	None	12,686	61–58
120	August 17	@ Braves	6–7 (12)	Tom House (6–2)	Mac Scarce (3–8)	None	45,805	61–59
121	August 18	@ Braves	7–4	Dick Ruthven (6–9)	Ron Reed (8–7)	None	11,407	62–59
122	August 19	@ Reds	2–15	Don Gullett (14–8)	Wayne Twitchell (6–5)	None	21,806	62–60
123	August 20	@ Reds	1–7	Clay Kirby (8–7)	Ron Schueler (7–12)	None	30,448	62–61
124	August 21	@ Reds	10–3	Jim Lonborg (14–11)	Tom Carroll (4–1)	None	31,887	63–61
125	August 23	@ Astros	0–1	Larry Dierker (8–8)	Dick Ruthven (6–10)	None	12,175	63–62
126	August 24	@ Astros	0–1	Dave Roberts (9–10)	Steve Carlton (14–9)	None	12,215	63–63
127	August 25	@ Astros	0–5	Don Wilson (9–10)	Wayne Twitchell (6–6)	None	11,405	63–64
128	August 26	Reds	7–6	Ron Schueler (8–12)	Clay Carroll (10–4)	None	27,197	64–64
129	August 27	Reds	0–3	Jack Billingham (16–8)	Dick Ruthven (6–11)	None	32,106	64–65
130	August 28	Reds	3–4	Will McEnaney (2–1)	Ron Schueler (8–13)	Dick Baney (1)	31,535	64–66
131	August 30	Astros	2–3	Don Wilson (10–10)	Wayne Twitchell (6–7)	Ken Forsch (6)	17,106	64–67
132	August 31	Astros	10–6	Larry Christenson (1–0)	J. R. Richard (1–1)	None	35,257	65–67

September (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	Astros	8–1	Dick Ruthven (7–11)	Tom Griffin (12–8)	None	18,232	66–67
134	September 2 (1)	@ Pirates	4–7	Jerry Reuss (15–9)	Steve Carlton (14–10)	None	see 2nd game	66–68
135	September 2 (2)	@ Pirates	1–11	Bruce Kison (7–7)	Ron Schueler (8–14)	None	45,181	66–69
136	September 3	@ Pirates	2–8	Jim Rooker (11–10)	Wayne Twitchell (6–8)	None	8,168	66–70
137	September 5	@ Cubs	6–5 (11)	Ron Schueler (9–14)	Dave LaRoche (3–4)	Larry Christenson (1)	1,943	67–70
138	September 6	@ Cubs	4–3	Dick Ruthven (8–11)	Burt Hooton (4–11)	None	2,104	68–70
139	September 7	@ Cubs	0–3	Bill Bonham (11–18)	Steve Carlton (14–11)	None	10,632	68–71
140	September 8	@ Cubs	11–10	Gene Garber (3–2)	Tom Dettore (1–3)	None	14,564	69–71
141	September 9	@ Cardinals	2–0	Jim Lonborg (15–11)	John Curtis (8–13)	None	27,801	70–71
142	September 10	@ Cardinals	8–2	Dick Ruthven (9–11)	Alan Foster (7–10)	None	27,285	71–71
143	September 11	Pirates	8–5	Ron Schueler (10–14)	Ramón Hernández (2–2)	None	21,117	72–71
144	September 12	Pirates	6–4	Gene Garber (4–2)	Bruce Kison (7–8)	None	22,135	73–71
145	September 13	Cardinals	3–7 (17)	Ray Bare (1–2)	Jesús Hernáiz (2–3)	None	35,290	73–72
146	September 14	Cardinals	2–9	John Curtis (9–13)	Dick Ruthven (9–12)	None	40,426	73–73
147	September 15	Cardinals	1–3	Bob Forsch (5–4)	Steve Carlton (14–12)	Al Hrabosky (9)	30,142	73–74
148	September 17	Cubs	2–4	Tom Dettore (2–4)	Wayne Twitchell (6–9)	Dave LaRoche (4)	10,152	73–75
149	September 18	Cubs	2–5	Steve Stone (8–5)	Jim Lonborg (15–12)	Ken Frailing (1)	8,133	73–76
150	September 19	Cubs	4–7	Burt Hooton (6–11)	Ron Schueler (10–15)	Dave LaRoche (5)	8,672	73–77
151	September 20	@ Expos	10–2	Steve Carlton (15–12)	Steve Renko (11–15)	None	8,166	74–77
–	September 21	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[213] Makeup: September 22 as a traditional double-header
152	September 22 (1)	@ Expos	3–2	Jim Lonborg (16–12)	Steve Rogers (14–21)	Gene Garber (3)	see 2nd game	75–77
153	September 22 (2)	@ Expos	5–8	Mike Torrez (14–8)	Dick Ruthven (9–13)	Dale Murray (7)	11,183	75–78
154	September 24	Mets	6–3	Steve Carlton (16–12)	Hank Webb (0–2)	Gene Garber (4)	11,165	76–78
155	September 25 (1)	Mets	6–2	Ron Schueler (11–15)	Tom Seaver (11–10)	Larry Christenson (2)	see 2nd game	77–78
156	September 25 (2)	Mets	6–3	Tom Underwood (1–0)	Randy Sterling (1–1)	Gene Garber (5)	16,221	78–78
157	September 27	@ Expos	0–2	Mike Torrez (15–8)	Jim Lonborg (16–13)	None	8,179	78–79
158	September 28	@ Expos	1–3	Steve Renko (12–16)	Steve Carlton (16–13)	None	6,499	78–80
159	September 29	@ Expos	3–6	Dennis Blair (11–7)	Ron Schueler (11–16)	Dale Murray (10)	23,326	78–81
160	September 30	@ Mets	2–5	Jerry Koosman (15–11)	Larry Christenson (1–1)	None	5,931	78–82

October (2–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	@ Mets	2–1	Jim Lonborg (17–13)	Tom Seaver (11–11)	None	5,341	79–82
162	October 2	@ Mets	3–2 (10)	Gene Garber (5–2)	Jon Matlack (13–15)	None	5,383	80–82

1973 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1973 Game Log^[214]
Overall Record: 71–91

April (9–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 6	@ Mets	0–3	Tom Seaver (1–0)	Steve Carlton (0–1)	Tug McGraw (1)	27,326	0–1
2	April 7	@ Mets	2–3	Jon Matlack (1–0)	Dick Selma (0–1)	None	18,738	0–2
–	April 8	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[215] Makeup: June 27 as a traditional double-header
3	April 10	Expos	7–5	Steve Carlton (1–1)	Mike Torrez (0–2)	None	40,809	1–2
4	April 12	Expos	3–5	Balor Moore (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (0–1)	Mike Marshall (1)	5,130	1–3
5	April 13	Mets	7–1	Larry Christenson (1–0)	Jon Matlack (1–1)	None	7,127	2–3
6	April 14	Mets	7–3	Steve Carlton (2–1)	Jim McAndrew (0–1)	None	11,063	3–3
7	April 15	Mets	1–2	Harry Parker (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (0–2)	Tug McGraw (2)	30,718	3–4
8	April 17	@ Expos	9–6	Dick Selma (1–1)	Mike Marshall (0–2)	Bill Wilson (1)	7,831	4–4
9	April 18	@ Expos	1–2	Steve Renko (1–0)	Steve Carlton (2–2)	None	13,728	4–5
10	April 19	@ Expos	5–6	Mike Torrez (1–3)	Larry Christenson (1–1)	Tom Walker (1)	12,359	4–6
11	April 21	Cardinals	7–4	Jim Lonborg (1–2)	Scipio Spinks (0–3)	Mac Scarce (1)	8,031	5–6
12	April 22 (1)	Cardinals	4–2	Steve Carlton (3–2)	Reggie Cleveland (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	6–6
13	April 22 (2)	Cardinals	2–1	Bill Wilson (1–0)	Bob Gibson (0–2)	None	18,042	7–6
14	April 24	@ Braves	2–11	Carl Morton (1–1)	Larry Christenson (1–2)	Ron Schueler (1)	3,405	7–7
15	April 25	@ Braves	2–5	Gary Gentry (2–2)	Jim Lonborg (1–3)	Phil Niekro (1)	2,866	7–8
16	April 27	@ Reds	3–1	Steve Carlton (4–2)	Ross Grimsley (3–1)	None	13,690	8–8
17	April 28	@ Reds	1–0	Dick Ruthven (1–0)	Don Gullett (3–2)	Mac Scarce (2)	14,126	9–8
18	April 29	@ Reds	0–8	Jack Billingham (4–0)	Larry Christenson (1–3)	None	39,191	9–9

May (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
19	May 1	Astros	0–3	Jerry Reuss (4–1)	Steve Carlton (4–3)	None	10,333	9–10
20	May 2	Astros	4–9	Dave Roberts (2–1)	Jim Lonborg (1–4)	Jim Ray (2)	8,101	9–11
21	May 4	Braves	5–4 (20)	Jim Lonborg (2–4)	Tom Kelley (0–1)	None	10,158	10–11
22	May 5	Braves	0–7	Carl Morton (2–2)	Steve Carlton (4–4)	None	11,368	10–12
23	May 6	Braves	1–3	Gary Gentry (3–2)	Mac Scarce (0–1)	None	60,120	10–13
24	May 7	Reds	3–2 (14)	Barry Lersch (1–0)	Pedro Borbón (0–2)	None	7,886	11–13
25	May 8	Reds	1–7	Jack Billingham (5–1)	Dick Ruthven (1–1)	None	6,196	11–14
26	May 9	Reds	7–9	Tom Hall (3–1)	Barry Lersch (1–1)	None	11,992	11–15
27	May 11	@ Cubs	3–4	Bob Locker (4–1)	Ken Brett (0–1)	Jack Aker (6)	5,514	11–16
28	May 12	@ Cubs	1–3	Rick Reuschel (3–2)	Wayne Twitchell (0–1)	None	15,095	11–17
29	May 13 (1)	@ Cubs	2–4	Ferguson Jenkins (3–3)	Steve Carlton (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	11–18
30	May 13 (2)	@ Cubs	3–9	Bill Bonham (2–0)	Dick Ruthven (1–2)	None	19,242	11–19
31	May 14	@ Cardinals	10–5	Ken Brett (1–1)	Reggie Cleveland (2–4)	Mac Scarce (3)	7,677	12–19
32	May 15	@ Cardinals	4–8	Rick Wise (4–2)	Bucky Brandon (0–1)	None	7,368	12–20
33	May 16	@ Pirates	5–2	Wayne Twitchell (1–1)	Dock Ellis (3–4)	Mac Scarce (4)	6,885	13–20
34	May 17	@ Pirates	2–5	Bob Moose (3–3)	Steve Carlton (4–6)	Jim Rooker (4)	6,885	13–21
35	May 18	Cubs	2–9	Ferguson Jenkins (4–3)	Dick Ruthven (1–3)	None	10,067	13–22
36	May 19 (1)	Cubs	3–0	Ken Brett (2–1)	Burt Hooton (5–3)	None	see 2nd game	14–22
37	May 19 (2)	Cubs	6–7	Bob Locker (5–1)	Jim Lonborg (2–5)	Jack Aker (8)	27,569	14–23
–	May 20	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[216] Makeup: July 31 as a traditional double-header
38	May 21	Pirates	4–5	Steve Blass (2–2)	Mac Scarce (0–2)	Dave Giusti (3)	9,010	14–24
39	May 22	Pirates	7–4	Wayne Twitchell (2–1)	Dock Ellis (3–5)	None	11,617	15–24
–	May 23	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[217]^[218] Makeup: August 4 as a traditional double-header
40	May 25	@ Padres	8–1	Ken Brett (3–1)	Fred Norman (1–6)	None	26,615	16–24
41	May 26	@ Padres	4–0	Steve Carlton (5–6)	Mike Caldwell (2–6)	None	7,260	17–24
42	May 27 (1)	@ Padres	4–3	Wayne Twitchell (3–1)	Bill Greif (3–5)	Barry Lersch (1)	see 2nd game	18–24
43	May 27 (2)	@ Padres	6–4	Jim Lonborg (3–5)	Steve Arlin (2–2)	Mac Scarce (5)	9,983	19–24
44	May 28	@ Dodgers	1–5	Andy Messersmith (5–4)	Dick Ruthven (1–4)	None	15,300	19–25
45	May 29	@ Dodgers	3–9	Tommy John (4–2)	Ken Brett (3–2)	Jim Brewer (5)	12,350	19–26
46	May 30	@ Dodgers	4–9	Claude Osteen (5–3)	Steve Carlton (5–7)	None	15,462	19–27

June (16–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
47	June 1	@ Giants	1–2	Ron Bryant (8–3)	Wayne Twitchell (3–2)	None	5,359	19–28
48	June 2	@ Giants	7–11	Charlie Williams (1–0)	Jim Lonborg (3–6)	Elías Sosa (3)	5,949	19–29
49	June 3	@ Giants	4–5	Charlie Williams (2–0)	Bill Wilson (1–1)	None	15,483	19–30
50	June 4	@ Astros	0–7	Dave Roberts (6–3)	Larry Christenson (1–4)	None	13,291	19–31
51	June 5	@ Astros	4–0	Wayne Twitchell (4–2)	Jerry Reuss (6–4)	None	12,912	20–31
52	June 6	@ Astros	3–4 (10)	Jim Crawford (2–2)	Barry Lersch (1–2)	None	13,081	20–32
53	June 8	Padres	5–1	Steve Carlton (6–7)	Steve Arlin (2–3)	None	18,096	21–32
54	June 9	Padres	4–1	Ken Brett (4–2)	Bill Greif (4–7)	Bill Wilson (2)	15,226	22–32
55	June 10	Padres	11–0	Wayne Twitchell (5–2)	Clay Kirby (2–7)	None	27,863	23–32
56	June 11	Dodgers	3–5	Don Sutton (8–4)	Dick Ruthven (1–5)	Pete Richert (6)	10,635	23–33
57	June 12	Dodgers	6–8	Doug Rau (1–1)	Mac Scarce (0–3)	Jim Brewer (6)	16,218	23–34
58	June 13	Dodgers	16–3	Ken Brett (5–2)	Tommy John (5–3)	None	13,068	24–34
59	June 15	Giants	3–4 (10)	Ron Bryant (11–3)	Bill Wilson (1–2)	Elías Sosa (4)	23,585	24–35
60	June 16	Giants	5–4	Barry Lersch (2–2)	Jim Barr (4–7)	None	25,615	25–35
61	June 17	Giants	11–7	Steve Carlton (7–7)	Tom Bradley (5–5)	Bill Wilson (3)	25,299	26–35
62	June 18	Mets	9–6	Ken Brett (6–2)	Jim McAndrew (3–5)	None	13,190	27–35
63	June 19	Mets	6–1	Jim Lonborg (4–6)	Harry Parker (5–1)	Mac Scarce (6)	17,481	28–35
64	June 20	Mets	4–3	Wayne Twitchell (6–2)	Jon Matlack (4–9)	None	24,302	29–35
65	June 22	@ Expos	2–4	Mike Torrez (4–5)	Steve Carlton (7–8)	None	11,707	29–36
66	June 23	@ Expos	7–2	Ken Brett (7–2)	Balor Moore (4–7)	None	18,385	30–36
67	June 24	@ Expos	5–4	Jim Lonborg (5–6)	Steve Renko (6–4)	Bill Wilson (4)	17,776	31–36
68	June 25	Cardinals	7–6	Bucky Brandon (1–1)	Diego Seguí (3–3)	Mac Scarce (7)	16,570	32–36
69	June 26 (1)	Cardinals	10–3	Dick Ruthven (2–5)	Bob Gibson (7–7)	Mac Scarce (8)	see 2nd game	33–36
70	June 26 (2)	Cardinals	4–5 (11)	Wayne Granger (2–2)	Bucky Brandon (1–2)	Orlando Peña (2)	40,492	33–37
71	June 27 (1)	@ Mets	6–7	George Stone (4–2)	Barry Lersch (2–3)	Buzz Capra (1)	see 2nd game	33–38
72	June 27 (2)	@ Mets	7–1	Mike Wallace (1–0)	Harry Parker (5–2)	None	31,095	34–38
73	June 28	@ Mets	11–4	Jim Lonborg (6–6)	Jim McAndrew (3–6)	None	9,965	35–38
74	June 29	@ Cardinals	1–2 (10)	Orlando Peña (2–1)	Mac Scarce (0–4)	None	13,743	35–39
75	June 30	@ Cardinals	8–9	Alan Foster (5–5)	Steve Carlton (7–9)	Diego Seguí (10)	45,869	35–40

July (14–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
76	July 1	@ Cardinals	1–0	Dick Ruthven (3–5)	Bob Gibson (7–8)	None	15,477	36–40
77	July 2	@ Cardinals	4–7	Reggie Cleveland (9–5)	Mike Wallace (1–1)	Orlando Peña (3)	13,096	36–41
78	July 3	@ Cubs	8–2	Jim Lonborg (7–6)	Milt Pappas (5–6)	None	18,849	37–41
79	July 4	@ Cubs	2–3 (10)	Jack Aker (4–5)	Bill Wilson (1–3)	None	22,141	37–42
80	July 5	@ Cubs	7–4	Steve Carlton (8–9)	Rick Reuschel (9–5)	None	24,849	38–42
81	July 6	Reds	2–8	Fred Norman (6–8)	Dick Ruthven (3–6)	None	58,294	38–43
82	July 7	Reds	4–5	Jim McGlothlin (3–2)	Jim Lonborg (7–7)	Don Gullett (1)	31,250	38–44
83	July 8	Reds	0–4	Jack Billingham (12–5)	Wayne Twitchell (6–3)	None	36,165	38–45
84	July 9	Braves	3–6 (10)	Tom House (1–1)	Barry Lersch (2–4)	Joe Hoerner (2)	18,804	38–46
85	July 10	Braves	2–4	Roric Harrison (5–2)	Dick Ruthven (3–7)	Adrian Devine (2)	22,297	38–47
86	July 11	Braves	6–5	Ken Brett (8–2)	Jimmy Freeman (0–2)	None	18,117	39–47
87	July 12	Astros	6–7	Juan Pizarro (1–1)	Barry Lersch (2–5)	None	13,110	39–48
88	July 13	Astros	5–3	Wayne Twitchell (7–3)	Don Wilson (6–10)	None	19,087	40–48
89	July 14	Astros	7–0	Steve Carlton (9–9)	Jerry Reuss (11–7)	None	25,062	41–48
90	July 15	Astros	0–2^{^[a]} (6)	Dave Roberts (9–7)	Dick Ruthven (3–8)	None	20,648	41–49
91	July 16	@ Reds	0–1	Fred Norman (7–9)	Ken Brett (8–3)	None	16,457	41–50
92	July 17	@ Reds	2–1	Jim Lonborg (8–7)	Jack Billingham (13–6)	None	19,549	42–50
93	July 18	@ Reds	3–7	Tom Hall (6–4)	Steve Carlton (9–10)	Clay Carroll (7)	17,429	42–51
94	July 20	@ Braves	6–4	Wayne Twitchell (8–3)	Phil Niekro (9–5)	Dick Ruthven (1)	9,231	43–51
95	July 21	@ Braves	8–4	Ken Brett (9–3)	Ron Schueler (5–5)	Bucky Brandon (1)	16,236	44–51
96	July 22 (1)	@ Braves	6–5	Dick Ruthven (4–8)	Max León (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	45–51
97	July 22 (2)	@ Braves	5–1	Jim Lonborg (9–7)	Carl Morton (8–7)	Bucky Brandon (2)	18,788	46–51
–	July 24	1973 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Royals Stadium in Kansas City
98	July 26 (1)	Expos	0–4	Steve Rogers (1–0)	Steve Carlton (9–11)	None	see 2nd game	46–52
99	July 26 (2)	Expos	1–5	Steve Renko (10–6)	Ken Brett (9–4)	Mike Marshall (19)	34,459	46–53
100	July 27	Expos	4–5	Tom Walker (4–4)	Bucky Brandon (1–3)	Mike Marshall (20)	18,254	46–54
101	July 28	@ Pirates	5–0	Wayne Twitchell (9–3)	Jim Rooker (4–3)	None	14,630	47–54
102	July 29 (1)	@ Pirates	2–5	Ramón Hernández (3–2)	Dick Ruthven (4–9)	None	see 2nd game	47–55
103	July 29 (2)	@ Pirates	2–5	Luke Walker (7–8)	Barry Lersch (2–6)	Dave Giusti (13)	26,947	47–56
104	July 30	@ Pirates	1–0	Steve Carlton (10–11)	Bob Moose (6–10)	None	17,220	48–56
105	July 31 (1)	Cubs	3–4	Ferguson Jenkins (10–9)	Jim Lonborg (9–8)	Bob Locker (10)	see 2nd game	48–57
106	July 31 (2)	Cubs	6–5	Ken Brett (10–4)	Milt Pappas (5–10)	None	37,003	49–57

August (13–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
107	August 1	Cubs	2–0	Wayne Twitchell (10–3)	Burt Hooton (9–9)	None	23,381	50–57
108	August 2	Cubs	4–1	Dick Ruthven (5–9)	Bill Bonham (4–2)	None	16,855	51–57
109	August 3	Pirates	1–3	John Morlan (1–0)	Steve Carlton (10–12)	Ramón Hernández (5)	24,152	51–58
110	August 4 (1)	Pirates	11–5	Ken Brett (11–4)	Luke Walker (7–9)	None	see 2nd game	52–58
111	August 4 (2)	Pirates	4–11	Ramón Hernández (4–2)	Jim Lonborg (9–9)	None	48,294	52–59
112	August 5	Pirates	1–4	Dock Ellis (11–9)	Wayne Twitchell (10–4)	Dave Giusti (14)	31,157	52–60
113	August 8	@ Padres	0–3	Bill Greif (7–12)	Steve Carlton (10–13)	None	2,696	52–61
114	August 9	@ Padres	9–10 (11)	Mike Corkins (4–7)	Bucky Brandon (1–4)	None	4,791	52–62
115	August 10	@ Dodgers	5–3	Wayne Twitchell (11–4)	Tommy John (11–7)	None	21,167	53–62
116	August 11	@ Dodgers	3–1	Ken Brett (12–4)	Al Downing (9–7)	None	50,557	54–62
117	August 12	@ Dodgers	1–2	Jim Brewer (5–4)	Steve Carlton (10–14)	None	22,281	54–63
118	August 14	@ Giants	4–3	Jim Lonborg (10–9)	Jim Barr (9–12)	None	4,128	55–63
119	August 15	@ Giants	2–11	Juan Marichal (10–8)	Wayne Twitchell (11–5)	None	4,089	55–64
120	August 16	@ Giants	1–2	Tom Bradley (10–11)	Ken Brett (12–5)	Elías Sosa (11)	4,519	55–65
121	August 17	@ Astros	8–3	Steve Carlton (11–14)	Don Wilson (9–13)	None	20,690	56–65
122	August 18	@ Astros	2–3	Jim Ray (6–1)	Jim Lonborg (10–10)	Ken Forsch (3)	23,047	56–66
123	August 19	@ Astros	5–3	Wayne Twitchell (12–5)	Jerry Reuss (13–9)	None	17,202	57–66
124	August 21	Padres	9–8	George Culver (5–4)	Mike Caldwell (5–14)	None	13,108	58–66
125	August 22	Padres	3–8	Steve Arlin (9–11)	Steve Carlton (11–15)	None	16,131	58–67
126	August 23	Padres	6–3	Jim Lonborg (11–10)	Clay Kirby (7–14)	None	10,601	59–67
127	August 24	Dodgers	0–3	Tommy John (12–7)	Wayne Twitchell (12–6)	None	30,671	59–68
128	August 25	Dodgers	4–6 (12)	Pete Richert (3–1)	Mac Scarce (0–5)	Doug Rau (2)	44,116	59–69
129	August 26	Dodgers	3–7	Don Sutton (16–8)	Steve Carlton (11–16)	Charlie Hough (2)	31,045	59–70
130	August 27	Giants	7–4	Jim Lonborg (12–10)	Jim Barr (10–14)	Mac Scarce (9)	17,027	60–70
131	August 28	Giants	1–0	Wayne Twitchell (13–6)	Juan Marichal (10–11)	None	20,363	61–70
132	August 29	Giants	1–3	Tom Bradley (12–11)	Ken Brett (12–6)	None	25,146	61–71
133	August 30	Expos	8–7	George Culver (6–4)	Mike Marshall (10–8)	None	10,220	62–71
134	August 31	Expos	2–5	Steve Rogers (6–3)	Jim Lonborg (12–11)	Mike Marshall (26)	14,171	62–72

September (9–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 1	Expos	5–11	Mike Marshall (11–8)	Wayne Twitchell (13–7)	None	14,217	62–73
136	September 2	Expos	0–12	Mike Torrez (9–11)	Ken Brett (12–7)	None	10,427	62–74
137	September 3 (1)	@ Mets	0–5	Jerry Koosman (12–14)	Steve Carlton (11–17)	None	see 2nd game	62–75
138	September 3 (2)	@ Mets	6–3	Dick Ruthven (6–9)	Craig Swan (0–1)	Mac Scarce (10)	30,748	63–75
139	September 4	@ Mets	1–7	Tom Seaver (16–8)	Jim Lonborg (12–12)	None	13,674	63–76
140	September 5	@ Mets	0–4	Ray Sadecki (4–3)	Wayne Twitchell (13–8)	Tug McGraw (16)	12,563	63–77
141	September 7	Pirates	8–10	Bob Johnson (4–1)	Mac Scarce (0–6)	Ramón Hernández (7)	15,233	63–78
142	September 8	Pirates	3–5	Bob Moose (10–11)	Steve Carlton (11–18)	Dave Giusti (17)	16,320	63–79
143	September 9	Pirates	8–7	Mac Scarce (1–6)	Bob Johnson (4–2)	None	14,356	64–79
144	September 11	Mets	6–4	Jim Lonborg (13–12)	Jerry Koosman (12–15)	None	8,159	65–79
145	September 12	Mets	2–3	Jon Matlack (13–15)	Wayne Twitchell (13–9)	Tug McGraw (19)	8,418	65–80
146	September 13	Mets	2–4 (12)	Tom Seaver (17–9)	George Culver (6–5)	Tug McGraw (20)	8,194	65–81
147	September 14	@ Expos	2–3	Chuck Taylor (2–0)	Steve Carlton (11–19)	None	13,458	65–82
148	September 15	@ Expos	4–5 (10)	Tom Walker (7–5)	Mac Scarce (1–7)	None	34,331	65–83
149	September 16	@ Expos	2–4	Steve Renko (14–10)	Jim Lonborg (13–13)	None	18,122	65–84
–	September 17	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[219] Makeup: September 18 as a traditional double-header
150	September 18 (1)	@ Cubs	5–2	Barry Lersch (3–6)	Bob Locker (9–6)	Mac Scarce (11)	see 2nd game	66–84
151	September 18 (2)	@ Cubs	2–3	Bill Bonham (6–4)	Ken Brett (12–8)	None	2,757	66–85
152	September 19	Cardinals	3–2	Steve Carlton (12–19)	Tom Murphy (3–7)	None	7,066	67–85
153	September 20	Cardinals	6–5	Bucky Brandon (2–4)	Alan Foster (13–9)	Mac Scarce (12)	6,155	68–85
154	September 21	Cardinals	3–12	Rick Wise (14–12)	Jim Lonborg (13–14)	None	13,158	68–86
155	September 22	Cubs	2–5 (10)	Bill Bonham (7–4)	Mac Scarce (1–8)	None	22,273	68–87
156	September 23	Cubs	9–7	Ken Brett (13–8)	Burt Hooton (14–15)	Ron Diorio (1)	9,991	69–87
157	September 25	@ Pirates	2–1	Steve Carlton (13–19)	Jim Rooker (9–6)	None	13,312	70–87
158	September 26	@ Pirates	2–13	Bob Moose (12–12)	Jim Lonborg (13–15)	Bob Johnson (4)	8,991	70–88
159	September 27	@ Pirates	3–2 (13)	George Culver (7–5)	Chris Zachary (0–1)	Mike Wallace (1)	11,577	71–88
160	September 28	@ Cardinals	0–3	Diego Seguí (7–6)	Ken Brett (13–9)	None	10,377	71–89
161	September 29	@ Cardinals	1–7	Bob Gibson (12–10)	Steve Carlton (13–20)	Orlando Peña (7)	16,104	71–90
162	September 30	@ Cardinals	1–3	Rick Wise (16–12)	Jim Lonborg (13–16)	None	16,108	71–91

^{^[a]}The July 15, 1973, game was protested by the Phillies in the middle of the sixth inning.^[220] The protest was later denied.^[220]^[221]

1972 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1972 Game Log^[222]
Overall Record: 59–97

April (9–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 7	@ Cardinals^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
–	April 8	@ Cardinals^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
–	April 9	@ Cardinals^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
–	April 10	Expos^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
–	April 12	Expos^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
–	April 14	@ Cubs^[223]	Cancelled (players' strike)^[224]
1	April 15	@ Cubs	4–2	Steve Carlton (1–0)	Bill Hands (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (1)	17,401	1–0
2	April 16	@ Cubs	0–4	Burt Hooton (1–0)	Dick Selma (0–1)	None	9,583	1–1
3	April 17	Cardinals	4–5	Al Santorini (1–1)	Joe Hoerner (0–1)	None	38,182	1–2
4	April 18	Cardinals	6–3	Bill Champion (1–0)	Scipio Spinks (0–1)	Wayne Twitchell (1)	5,311	2–2
5	April 19	Cardinals	1–0	Steve Carlton (2–0)	Bob Gibson (0–1)	None	8,184	3–2
6	April 21	Pirates	2–3 (10)	Ramón Hernández (1–0)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	13,864	3–3
–	April 22	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[225]^[226] Makeup: July 29 as a traditional double-header
7	April 23	Pirates	5–4 (11)	Bucky Brandon (1–0)	Bob Miller (0–1)	None	43,438	4–3
8	April 25	@ Giants	3–0	Steve Carlton (3–0)	Juan Marichal (1–2)	None	6,092	5–3
9	April 26	@ Giants	6–8 (10)	Jerry Johnson (1–0)	Bucky Brandon (1–1)	None	4,139	5–4
10	April 27	@ Giants	7–6	Wayne Twitchell (1–0)	Ron Bryant (0–1)	None	3,671	6–4
11	April 28	@ Padres	3–0	Woodie Fryman (1–0)	Clay Kirby (2–1)	None	7,272	7–4
12	April 29	@ Padres	0–4	Steve Arlin (1–3)	Steve Carlton (3–1)	None	7,859	7–5
13	April 30 (1)	@ Padres	6–1	Barry Lersch (1–0)	Bill Greif (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	8–5
14	April 30 (2)	@ Padres	3–1	Bill Champion (2–0)	Mike Corkins (0–1)	None	8,411	9–5

May (7–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
15	May 1	@ Dodgers	2–1	Dick Selma (1–1)	Claude Osteen (2–1)	None	15,015	10–5
16	May 2	@ Dodgers	6–7	Jim Brewer (1–0)	Barry Lersch (1–1)	None	14,770	10–6
17	May 3	@ Dodgers	5–1	Steve Carlton (4–1)	Bill Singer (2–2)	None	14,314	11–6
18	May 5	Giants	3–2	Bill Champion (3–0)	Juan Marichal (1–4)	None	22,161	12–6
19	May 6	Giants	1–3	Sam McDowell (4–0)	Dick Selma (1–2)	None	14,010	12–7
20	May 7	Giants	8–3	Steve Carlton (5–1)	Ron Bryant (0–2)	None	44,880	13–7
–	May 9	Padres	Postponed (rain);^[227] Makeup: July 7 as a traditional double-header
21	May 10	Padres	3–5	Clay Kirby (3–1)	Woodie Fryman (1–1)	None	7,601	13–8
22	May 11	Padres	6–5 (12)	Wayne Twitchell (2–0)	Gary Ross (0–1)	None	9,224	14–8
23	May 12	Dodgers	1–6	Don Sutton (5–0)	Dick Selma (1–3)	None	24,205	14–9
24	May 13	Dodgers	1–3	Claude Osteen (4–1)	Steve Carlton (5–2)	Jim Brewer (3)	27,003	14–10
–	May 14	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[228] Makeup: July 10 as a traditional double-header
25	May 15	Cubs	4–0	Woodie Fryman (2–1)	Ferguson Jenkins (3–3)	None	8,133	15–10
26	May 16	Cubs	1–8	Burt Hooton (3–3)	Bill Champion (3–1)	None	12,326	15–11
27	May 17	Cubs	2–3	Tom Phoebus (1–1)	Steve Carlton (5–3)	Dan McGinn (4)	12,528	15–12
28	May 19	Mets	3–8	Buzz Capra (3–1)	Dick Selma (1–4)	Danny Frisella (3)	20,451	15–13
29	May 20 (1)	Mets	1–3	Jon Matlack (5–0)	Woodie Fryman (2–2)	None	see 2nd game	15–14
30	May 20 (2)	Mets	1–2	Jerry Koosman (1–3)	Bill Champion (3–2)	Tug McGraw (7)	36,691	15–15
31	May 21	Mets	3–4	Tom Seaver (7–1)	Steve Carlton (5–4)	Danny Frisella (4)	57,267	15–16
32	May 22	@ Expos	3–6	Mike Torrez (4–1)	Barry Lersch (1–2)	None	17,676	15–17
33	May 23	@ Expos	2–6	Bill Stoneman (4–4)	Dick Selma (1–5)	None	12,757	15–18
34	May 24	@ Expos	1–4	Carl Morton (2–4)	Woodie Fryman (2–3)	None	9,341	15–19
35	May 26	@ Pirates	4–6	Nelson Briles (3–1)	Steve Carlton (5–5)	None	25,164	15–20
36	May 27	@ Pirates	2–1 (12)	Bucky Brandon (2–1)	Dave Giusti (1–4)	Chris Short (1)	19,398	16–20
37	May 28	@ Pirates	5–6	Ramón Hernández (2–0)	Joe Hoerner (0–2)	None	15,236	16–21
38	May 29 (1)	@ Pirates	3–7	Ramón Hernández (3–0)	Woodie Fryman (2–4)	None	see 2nd game	16–22
39	May 29 (2)	@ Pirates	2–4	Bob Moose (3–2)	Ken Reynolds (0–1)	Dave Giusti (3)	36,464	16–23
40	May 30	@ Mets	0–7	Jon Matlack (6–0)	Steve Carlton (5–6)	None	17,598	16–24
–	May 31	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[229] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header

June (8–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
41	June 1	@ Mets	1–6	Jim McAndrew (4–1)	Dick Selma (1–6)	None	16,850	16–25
42	June 2	Reds	3–6 (17)	Don Gullett (2–2)	Wayne Twitchell (2–1)	Pedro Borbón (4)	16,251	16–26
43	June 3	Reds	5–6 (10)	Tom Hall (3–1)	Ken Reynolds (0–2)	None	16,623	16–27
44	June 4	Reds	0–2	Jack Billingham (3–6)	Bill Champion (3–3)	Clay Carroll (10)	15,861	16–28
45	June 6	Astros	3–4	Dave Roberts (4–3)	Woodie Fryman (2–5)	Fred Gladding (5)	8,237	16–29
46	June 7	Astros	3–1	Steve Carlton (6–6)	Jerry Reuss (3–5)	Bucky Brandon (1)	10,712	17–29
47	June 8	Astros	7–2	Bill Champion (4–3)	Larry Dierker (5–3)	Joe Hoerner (2)	20,155	18–29
48	June 9	Braves	4–3	Chris Short (1–1)	George Stone (0–4)	Joe Hoerner (3)	17,082	19–29
49	June 10	Braves	3–15	Tom Kelley (4–5)	Woodie Fryman (2–6)	None	23,242	19–30
50	June 11	Braves	3–1	Steve Carlton (7–6)	Ron Reed (4–7)	None	32,468	20–30
51	June 13 (1)	@ Reds	4–8	Tom Hall (4–1)	Bill Champion (4–4)	Clay Carroll (12)	see 2nd game	20–31
52	June 13 (2)	@ Reds	2–4	Ross Grimsley (3–1)	Ken Reynolds (0–3)	Pedro Borbón (6)	31,509	20–32
53	June 14	@ Reds	1–2	Jack Billingham (4–6)	Barry Lersch (1–3)	Clay Carroll (13)	16,127	20–33
54	June 16	@ Astros	0–1 (11)	Tom Griffin (2–1)	Dick Selma (1–7)	None	14,891	20–34
55	June 17	@ Astros	5–10	Dave Roberts (6–3)	Woodie Fryman (2–7)	Jim Ray (4)	24,834	20–35
56	June 18	@ Astros	0–10	Jerry Reuss (5–5)	Bill Champion (4–5)	None	20,768	20–36
–	June 19	@ Braves	Postponed (rain; Hurricane Agnes);^[230] Makeup: September 1 as a traditional double-header
–	June 20	@ Braves	Postponed (rain; Hurricane Agnes);^[231] Makeup: September 2 as a traditional double-header
57	June 21	@ Braves	9–7	Bucky Brandon (3–1)	Cecil Upshaw (1–2)	None	10,195	21–36
58	June 23	@ Expos	1–2	Mike Torrez (8–3)	Jim Nash (1–2)	None	15,124	21–37
59	June 24	@ Expos	4–5	John Strohmayer (1–1)	Woodie Fryman (2–8)	Mike Marshall (6)	14,262	21–38
60	June 25	@ Expos	1–0	Steve Carlton (8–6)	Ernie McAnally (1–9)	None	19,355	22–38
61	June 26	@ Cubs	1–11	Rick Reuschel (2–0)	Bill Champion (4–6)	None	14,363	22–39
62	June 27 (1)	@ Cubs	3–6	Ferguson Jenkins (9–6)	Jim Nash (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	22–40
63	June 27 (2)	@ Cubs	7–4	Bucky Brandon (4–1)	Juan Pizarro (4–3)	Woodie Fryman (1)	31,408	23–40
64	June 28	Mets	2–3	Tom Seaver (10–4)	Gary Neibauer (0–1)	None	26,545	23–41
65	June 29	Mets	9–4	Steve Carlton (9–6)	Gary Gentry (3–6)	None	14,451	24–41
66	June 30	Cardinals	1–4	Scipio Spinks (5–4)	Bill Champion (4–7)	None	16,257	24–42

July (10–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
67	July 1 (1)	Cardinals	4–6	Bob Gibson (7–5)	Jim Nash (1–4)	None	see 2nd game	24–43
68	July 1 (2)	Cardinals	0–1	Al Santorini (4–6)	Ken Reynolds (0–4)	Diego Seguí (2)	26,571	24–44
69	July 2	Cardinals	3–7	Reggie Cleveland (9–4)	Gary Neibauer (0–2)	Diego Seguí (3)	20,103	24–45
70	July 3	Giants	4–2	Steve Carlton (10–6)	Don Carrithers (2–6)	None	43,016	25–45
71	July 4	Giants	1–2	Jim Barr (2–2)	Bill Champion (4–8)	None	6,098	25–46
–	July 5	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[232] Makeup: July 6
72	July 6	Giants	4–6 (10)	Jerry Johnson (6–5)	Woodie Fryman (2–9)	None	5,466	25–47
73	July 7 (1)	Padres	4–2	Steve Carlton (11–6)	Mike Corkins (0–5)	None	see 2nd game	26–47
74	July 7 (2)	Padres	1–6	Clay Kirby (6–8)	Jim Nash (1–5)	None	18,106	26–48
75	July 8	Padres	5–8	Gary Ross (3–1)	Dick Selma (1–8)	None	14,428	26–49
76	July 9	Padres	4–5	Bill Greif (4–11)	Bucky Brandon (4–2)	Fred Norman (1)	18,445	26–50
77	July 10 (1)	Dodgers	4–6 (11)	Pete Richert (1–1)	Mac Scarce (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	26–51
78	July 10 (2)	Dodgers	9–1	Woodie Fryman (3–9)	Mike Strahler (0–2)	None	20,159	27–51
79	July 11	Dodgers	4–1	Steve Carlton (12–6)	Don Sutton (10–5)	None	18,443	28–51
80	July 12	Dodgers	5–9	Tommy John (8–4)	Bill Champion (4–9)	None	15,533	28–52
81	July 14	@ Giants	1–8	Juan Marichal (4–10)	Ken Reynolds (0–5)	Randy Moffitt (3)	8,607	28–53
82	July 15	@ Giants	11–4	Bucky Brandon (5–2)	Don McMahon (3–3)	Dick Selma (1)	5,984	29–53
83	July 16	@ Giants	7–10	Jim Barr (3–2)	Woodie Fryman (3–10)	None	16,299	29–54
84	July 18	@ Padres	1–5	Steve Arlin (8–10)	Bill Champion (4–10)	None	4,764	29–55
85	July 19	@ Padres	3–2 (11)	Steve Carlton (13–6)	Clay Kirby (6–10)	None	6,787	30–55
86	July 21	@ Dodgers	0–3	Don Sutton (12–5)	Ken Reynolds (0–6)	None	21,678	30–56
87	July 22	@ Dodgers	3–4	Bill Singer (4–8)	Bill Champion (4–11)	Jim Brewer (10)	22,178	30–57
88	July 23	@ Dodgers	2–0	Steve Carlton (14–6)	Tommy John (8–5)	None	21,288	31–57
–	July 25	1972 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Atlanta Stadium in Atlanta
89	July 27 (1)	Cubs	0–4	Ferguson Jenkins (13–9)	Ken Reynolds (0–7)	None	see 2nd game	31–58
90	July 27 (2)	Cubs	3–2	Dick Selma (2–8)	Jack Aker (4–1)	None	17,349	32–58
91	July 28	Cubs	2–0	Steve Carlton (15–6)	Milt Pappas (6–7)	None	12,453	33–58
92	July 29 (1)	Pirates	5–2	Woodie Fryman (4–10)	Steve Blass (11–5)	Dick Selma (2)	see 2nd game	34–58
93	July 29 (2)	Pirates	2–3	Luke Walker (4–5)	Bucky Brandon (5–3)	Dave Giusti (16)	37,544	34–59
94	July 30	Pirates	1–7	Bruce Kison (5–3)	Barry Lersch (1–4)	None	28,451	34–60
95	July 31	Pirates	0–2	Bob Moose (7–6)	Ken Reynolds (0–8)	None	17,455	34–61

August (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
96	August 1 (1)	@ Mets	2–3 (18)	Ray Sadecki (2–0)	Bucky Brandon (5–4)	None	see 2nd game	34–62
97	August 1 (2)	@ Mets	4–1	Steve Carlton (16–6)	Jerry Koosman (7–7)	None	31,846	35–62
98	August 2	@ Mets	5–3	Mac Scarce (1–1)	Tom Seaver (12–9)	Dick Selma (3)	22,733	36–62
99	August 3	@ Mets	4–1	Barry Lersch (2–4)	Gary Gentry (5–8)	Mac Scarce (1)	28,506	37–62
100	August 4	@ Cardinals	8–3	Bill Wilson (1–0)	Don Durham (0–4)	Bucky Brandon (2)	14,234	38–62
101	August 5	@ Cardinals	5–0	Steve Carlton (17–6)	Reggie Cleveland (12–7)	None	25,505	39–62
102	August 6	@ Cardinals	0–6	Al Santorini (6–7)	Wayne Twitchell (2–2)	None	26,917	39–63
103	August 8	@ Pirates	2–4	Dock Ellis (10–5)	Bill Champion (4–12)	None	18,228	39–64
104	August 9	@ Pirates	2–0	Steve Carlton (18–6)	Steve Blass (12–6)	None	19,832	40–64
105	August 11	Expos	1–4	Mike Torrez (13–7)	Wayne Twitchell (2–3)	None	20,190	40–65
106	August 12	Expos	2–3	Mike Marshall (11–3)	Ken Reynolds (0–9)	None	20,392	40–66
107	August 13 (1)	Expos	2–1	Steve Carlton (19–6)	Ernie McAnally (1–13)	None	see 2nd game	41–66
108	August 13 (2)	Expos	3–8	Balor Moore (4–5)	Bill Champion (4–13)	Mike Marshall (13)	30,207	41–67
109	August 15	Reds	0–3	Don Gullett (4–7)	Wayne Twitchell (2–4)	None	17,106	41–68
110	August 16	Reds	2–8	Jim McGlothlin (6–5)	Ken Reynolds (0–10)	Pedro Borbón (7)	10,385	41–69
111	August 17	Reds	9–4	Steve Carlton (20–6)	Ross Grimsley (10–6)	None	42,635	42–69
112	August 18	Astros	3–4	Dave Roberts (10–5)	Bucky Brandon (5–5)	Fred Gladding (13)	11,707	42–70
113	August 19	Astros	4–0	Wayne Twitchell (3–4)	Larry Dierker (11–7)	None	33,525	43–70
114	August 20	Astros	1–3	Don Wilson (10–8)	Ken Reynolds (0–11)	None	13,712	43–71
115	August 21	Braves	1–2 (11)	Phil Niekro (12–10)	Steve Carlton (20–7)	None	41,212	43–72
116	August 22	Braves	7–11	Ron Reed (11–12)	Bill Wilson (1–1)	Pat Jarvis (2)	10,408	43–73
117	August 23	Braves	6–9	Jim Hardin (3–0)	Wayne Twitchell (3–5)	Joe Hoerner (5)	10,057	43–74
118	August 25	@ Reds	1–6	Don Gullett (6–7)	Ken Reynolds (0–12)	None	32,017	43–75
119	August 26	@ Reds	4–3	Steve Carlton (21–7)	Jim McGlothlin (7–6)	Mac Scarce (2)	34,028	44–75
120	August 27	@ Reds	2–7	Ross Grimsley (12–6)	Wayne Twitchell (3–6)	Pedro Borbón (10)	37,167	44–76
121	August 29	@ Astros	1–2	Fred Gladding (5–5)	Mac Scarce (1–2)	None	8,704	44–77
122	August 30	@ Astros	3–5	Jerry Reuss (9–10)	Steve Carlton (21–8)	Jim Ray (8)	10,264	44–78
123	August 31	@ Astros	1–5	Larry Dierker (14–7)	Wayne Twitchell (3–7)	None	7,197	44–79

September (13–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
124	September 1 (1)	@ Braves	11–1	Ken Reynolds (1–12)	Ron Reed (11–13)	None	see 2nd game	45–79
125	September 1 (2)	@ Braves	5–11	Jimmy Freeman (1–0)	Barry Lersch (2–5)	None	3,333	45–80
126	September 2 (1)	@ Braves	7–10	Pat Jarvis (10–7)	Dick Selma (2–9)	Cecil Upshaw (10)	see 2nd game	45–81
127	September 2 (2)	@ Braves	3–0	Dave Downs (1–0)	Mike McQueen (0–2)	None	5,239	46–81
128	September 3	@ Braves	8–0	Steve Carlton (22–8)	Jim Hardin (3–2)	None	5,119	47–81
129	September 4 (1)	@ Pirates	0–10	Steve Blass (16–6)	Wayne Twitchell (3–8)	None	see 2nd game	47–82
130	September 4 (2)	@ Pirates	1–5	Bruce Kison (8–5)	Jim Nash (1–6)	None	26,627	47–83
131	September 6	Cardinals	3–2	Ken Reynolds (2–12)	Lowell Palmer (0–2)	None	6,137	48–83
132	September 7	Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (23–8)	Al Santorini (6–10)	None	12,151	49–83
133	September 8	Cubs	3–4	Ferguson Jenkins (20–10)	Bucky Brandon (5–6)	None	7,648	49–84
134	September 9	Cubs	4–7	Rick Reuschel (8–7)	Barry Lersch (2–6)	Bill Bonham (2)	10,101	49–85
135	September 10	Cubs	3–5	Milt Pappas (13–7)	Jim Nash (1–7)	Jack Aker (14)	12,248	49–86
136	September 11	Mets	2–4	Jerry Koosman (9–11)	Steve Carlton (23–9)	Tug McGraw (23)	10,317	49–87
137	September 12	Mets	3–4	Jim McAndrew (11–5)	Ken Reynolds (2–13)	Danny Frisella (9)	5,057	49–88
138	September 13	Mets	6–11	Tug McGraw (7–5)	Dave Downs (1–1)	None	6,185	49–89
139	September 15	Expos	5–3	Steve Carlton (24–9)	Mike Torrez (16–10)	None	20,120	50–89
140	September 16	Expos	3–1	Wayne Twitchell (4–8)	Balor Moore (8–8)	Mac Scarce (3)	6,471	51–89
141	September 17	Expos	3–2	Bucky Brandon (6–6)	Mike Marshall (14–6)	None	16,366	52–89
142	September 19	@ Cardinals	1–2 (10)	Bob Gibson (17–10)	Bucky Brandon (6–7)	None	6,978	52–90
143	September 20	@ Cardinals	2–1	Steve Carlton (25–9)	Rick Wise (15–16)	None	5,569	53–90
144	September 21	@ Cardinals	3–1	Wayne Twitchell (5–8)	Jim Bibby (1–1)	Mac Scarce (4)	4,719	54–90
145	September 22	@ Mets	5–4 (11)	Bucky Brandon (7–7)	Tug McGraw (7–6)	None	15,265	55–90
146	September 23	@ Mets	3–5	Jon Matlack (14–9)	Jim Nash (1–8)	None	14,465	55–91
147	September 24	@ Mets	1–2	Tom Seaver (19–12)	Steve Carlton (25–10)	Tug McGraw (24)	41,644	55–92
148	September 26	Pirates	1–5	Steve Blass (19–7)	Bill Champion (4–14)	None	8,472	55–93
149	September 27	Pirates	1–3	Bruce Kison (9–7)	Ken Reynolds (2–14)	Luke Walker (2)	5,335	55–94
150	September 28	Pirates	2–1	Steve Carlton (26–10)	Bob Moose (12–10)	None	12,216	56–94
–	September 29	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[233] Makeup: September 30 as a traditional double-header^[234]
151	September 30 (1)	@ Expos	3–0	Barry Lersch (3–6)	Mike Torrez (16–12)	None	see 2nd game	57–94
152	September 30 (2)	@ Expos	4–8	Balor Moore (9–8)	Jim Nash (1–9)	Mike Marshall (18)	7,262	57–95

October (2–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
153	October 1	@ Expos	6–10	Ernie McAnally (6–16)	Ken Reynolds (2–15)	Tom Walker (2)	10,314	57–96
154	October 2	@ Cubs	3–4	Rick Reuschel (10–8)	Wayne Twitchell (5–9)	Juan Pizarro (1)	1,942	57–97
155	October 3	@ Cubs	11–1	Steve Carlton (27–10)	Dan McGinn (0–5)	None	2,264	58–97
156	October 4	@ Cubs	2–1	Barry Lersch (4–6)	Bill Bonham (1–1)	None	3,445	59–97

1971 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1971 Game Log^[235]
Overall Record: 67–95

April (7–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 6	@ Pirates	2–4	Dock Ellis (1–0)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	39,712	0–1
2	April 8	@ Pirates	0–2	Luke Walker (1–0)	Woodie Fryman (0–1)	None	12,289	0–2
3	April 10	Expos	4–1	Jim Bunning (1–0)	Bill Stoneman (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (1)	55,352	1–2
4	April 11	Expos	11–4	Barry Lersch (1–0)	Carl Morton (0–2)	Bucky Brandon (1)	12,431	2–2
5	April 12	Pirates	3–4 (11)	Dave Giusti (1–0)	Dick Selma (0–1)	None	19,469	2–3
6	April 13	Pirates	3–9	Nelson Briles (1–1)	Chris Short (0–2)	None	14,934	2–4
7	April 14	Pirates	6–5	Joe Hoerner (1–0)	Mudcat Grant (0–1)	Dick Selma (1)	8,379	3–4
8	April 16	Braves	7–8	Cecil Upshaw (3–0)	Jim Bunning (1–1)	None	15,099	3–5
9	April 17	Braves	2–6	Ron Reed (2–1)	Barry Lersch (1–1)	None	10,686	3–6
10	April 18	Braves	4–5 (10)	Cecil Upshaw (4–0)	Woodie Fryman (0–2)	None	29,583	3–7
11	April 20	@ Expos	1–0	Chris Short (1–2)	Ernie McAnally (0–1)	None	11,634	4–7
–	April 21	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[236] Makeup: September 20 as a traditional double-header
12	April 22	@ Cardinals	2–5	Steve Carlton (4–0)	Jim Bunning (1–2)	None	8,411	4–8
13	April 23	@ Cardinals	8–6	Bucky Brandon (1–0)	George Brunet (0–1)	None	29,290	5–8
14	April 24	@ Cardinals	0–5	Jerry Reuss (2–2)	Bill Champion (0–1)	None	17,733	5–9
15	April 25	@ Cardinals	4–5	Frank Linzy (1–0)	Woodie Fryman (0–3)	None	13,122	5–10
16	April 26	@ Astros	2–1	Rick Wise (1–0)	Tom Griffin (0–3)	None	7,227	6–10
17	April 27	@ Astros	0–1	Larry Dierker (3–0)	Jim Bunning (1–3)	None	8,152	6–11
18	April 28	@ Astros	3–4 (10)	Jim Ray (1–1)	Bucky Brandon (1–1)	None	8,576	6–12
19	April 30	@ Cubs	1–0	Chris Short (2–2)	Milt Pappas (3–2)	None	9,110	7–12

May (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 1	@ Cubs	4–7	Ferguson Jenkins (4–2)	Rick Wise (1–1)	None	16,618	7–13
21	May 2	@ Cubs	1–7	Bill Hands (3–3)	Jim Bunning (1–4)	None	9,585	7–14
22	May 3	Cardinals	3–2	Barry Lersch (2–1)	Chris Zachary (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (2)	9,102	8–14
23	May 4	Cardinals	3–7	Jerry Reuss (3–3)	Chris Short (2–3)	None	9,339	8–15
24	May 5	Cardinals	1–5	Reggie Cleveland (2–2)	Joe Hoerner (1–1)	None	10,184	8–16
–	May 6	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[237] Makeup: September 6 as a traditional double-header
25	May 7	Astros	1–8	Don Wilson (2–2)	Jim Bunning (1–5)	None	15,728	8–17
–	May 8	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[238] Makeup: July 27 as a traditional double-header
26	May 9	Astros	2–1	Barry Lersch (3–1)	Jack Billingham (2–2)	None	36,145	9–17
27	May 10	Cubs	0–3	Ferguson Jenkins (6–2)	Chris Short (2–4)	None	8,606	9–18
28	May 11	Cubs	2–6	Bill Hands (4–4)	Rick Wise (1–2)	None	9,873	9–19
29	May 12	Cubs	4–9	Ken Holtzman (2–4)	Jim Bunning (1–6)	None	8,518	9–20
30	May 14	@ Braves	2–3	Ron Reed (5–2)	Barry Lersch (3–2)	Cecil Upshaw (5)	10,164	9–21
31	May 15	@ Braves	2–6	Phil Niekro (3–3)	Chris Short (2–5)	None	4,976	9–22
32	May 16	@ Braves	4–3	Rick Wise (2–2)	Pat Jarvis (0–5)	Woodie Fryman (1)	16,990	10–22
33	May 17	@ Reds	3–2	Jim Bunning (2–6)	Jim Merritt (0–5)	Bucky Brandon (2)	7,089	11–22
34	May 18	@ Reds	3–4	Don Gullett (4–2)	Barry Lersch (3–3)	Joe Gibbon (3)	7,399	11–23
35	May 19	Mets	4–1	Chris Short (3–5)	Jerry Koosman (3–2)	None	19,159	12–23
36	May 20	Mets	1–0	Rick Wise (3–2)	Gary Gentry (3–4)	None	14,619	13–23
37	May 21	Reds	3–7	Tony Cloninger (2–1)	Jim Bunning (2–7)	Wayne Granger (5)	26,159	13–24
38	May 22	Reds	5–3	Barry Lersch (4–3)	Jim Merritt (0–6)	None	31,628	14–24
39	May 23	Reds	3–4	Don Gullett (5–2)	Chris Short (3–6)	Clay Carroll (6)	40,455	14–25
40	May 24	Reds	2–1	Rick Wise (4–2)	Gary Nolan (3–4)	None	13,614	15–25
41	May 25	@ Mets	4–5 (12)	Danny Frisella (2–1)	Jim Bunning (2–8)	None	18,853	15–26
42	May 26	@ Mets	3–2 (12)	Bucky Brandon (2–1)	Tug McGraw (3–2)	None	22,409	16–26
43	May 28	@ Dodgers	2–6	Al Downing (4–2)	Chris Short (3–7)	None	27,309	16–27
44	May 29	@ Dodgers	3–9	Bill Singer (3–9)	Rick Wise (4–3)	None	35,843	16–28
45	May 30	@ Dodgers	1–2 (12)	Jim Brewer (3–1)	Bucky Brandon (2–2)	None	36,385	16–29
46	May 31 (1)	@ Padres	3–1	Jim Bunning (3–8)	Al Severinsen (1–1)	Bucky Brandon (3)	see 2nd game	17–29
47	May 31 (2)	@ Padres	3–6	Bob Miller (2–1)	Barry Lersch (4–4)	None	7,458	17–30

June (14–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
48	June 2	@ Padres	0–6	Steve Arlin (2–7)	Rick Wise (4–4)	None	2,425	17–31
49	June 4	@ Giants	5–3	Chris Short (4–7)	Gaylord Perry (6–3)	Jim Bunning (1)	9,403	18–31
50	June 5	@ Giants	5–3	Joe Hoerner (2–1)	Jerry Johnson (6–2)	None	10,945	19–31
51	June 6 (1)	@ Giants	1–0	Rick Wise (5–4)	Steve Stone (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	20–31
52	June 6 (2)	@ Giants	3–4 (12)	Rich Robertson (2–2)	Joe Hoerner (2–2)	None	33,516	20–32
53	June 8	Dodgers	2–4	Bill Singer (4–9)	Chris Short (4–8)	Jim Brewer (5)	21,388	20–33
54	June 9	Dodgers	9–4	Ken Reynolds (1–0)	Claude Osteen (6–4)	Woodie Fryman (2)	19,004	21–33
55	June 10	Dodgers	4–2	Rick Wise (6–4)	Don Sutton (4–6)	None	19,493	22–33
56	June 11	Padres	1–2	Dave Roberts (5–5)	Barry Lersch (4–5)	None	19,260	22–34
57	June 12	Padres	3–0	Jim Bunning (4–8)	Steve Arlin (2–9)	Bucky Brandon (4)	17,039	23–34
58	June 13	Padres	8–9	Bob Miller (3–1)	Bill Wilson (0–1)	Dick Kelley (1)	35,343	23–35
59	June 14	Giants	9–4	Rick Wise (7–4)	Gaylord Perry (6–5)	None	16,118	24–35
60	June 15	Giants	0–6	Ron Bryant (6–3)	Barry Lersch (4–6)	None	21,588	24–36
61	June 16	Giants	6–3	Jim Bunning (5–8)	Steve Stone (4–5)	Joe Hoerner (3)	27,212	25–36
62	June 18	@ Mets	0–2	Gary Gentry (6–4)	Ken Reynolds (1–1)	None	45,428	25–37
63	June 19	@ Mets	5–6 (15)	Danny Frisella (3–1)	Bill Wilson (0–2)	None	52,171	25–38
64	June 20 (1)	@ Mets	6–7	Tug McGraw (5–3)	Bucky Brandon (2–3)	None	see 2nd game	25–39
65	June 20 (2)	@ Mets	9–7 (11)	Woodie Fryman (1–3)	Jim McAndrew (0–3)	None	51,134	26–39
66	June 21	@ Reds	5–3 (12)	Bucky Brandon (3–3)	Jim Merritt (0–9)	None	11,683	27–39
67	June 22	@ Reds	1–6	Gary Nolan (5–7)	Ken Reynolds (1–2)	None	13,226	27–40
68	June 23	@ Reds	4–0	Rick Wise (8–4)	Ross Grimsley (4–3)	None	13,329	28–40
69	June 24	@ Reds	3–1 (10)	Joe Hoerner (3–2)	Joe Gibbon (1–2)	None	16,215	29–40
70	June 25	Pirates	4–14	Steve Blass (9–3)	Jim Bunning (5–9)	None	38,736	29–41
71	June 26	Pirates	9–11	Dock Ellis (12–3)	Chris Short (4–9)	Dave Giusti (14)	24,965	29–42
72	June 27 (1)	Pirates	8–4	Woodie Fryman (2–3)	Bob Johnson (4–5)	Joe Hoerner (4)	see 2nd game	30–42
73	June 27 (2)	Pirates	9–10	Bob Veale (3–0)	Joe Hoerner (3–3)	Dave Giusti (15)	37,062	30–43
74	June 28	@ Mets	1–3	Gary Gentry (7–5)	Rick Wise (8–5)	None	24,151	30–44
75	June 29	@ Mets	0–3	Tom Seaver (10–3)	Barry Lersch (4–7)	None	22,017	30–45
76	June 30	Reds	7–4	Bucky Brandon (4–3)	Joe Gibbon (1–3)	None	17,578	31–45

July (15–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1	Reds	1–5	Jim McGlothlin (4–5)	Jim Bunning (5–10)	None	15,586	31–46
78	July 2 (1)	@ Expos	2–4	Dan McGinn (1–1)	Rick Wise (8–6)	None	see 2nd game	31–47
79	July 2 (2)	@ Expos	8–4	Woodie Fryman (3–3)	Bill Stoneman (9–8)	None	22,210	32–47
80	July 3	@ Expos	6–3	Joe Hoerner (4–3)	Carl Morton (7–10)	None	17,074	33–47
81	July 4	@ Expos	10–6	Chris Short (5–9)	Claude Raymond (1–6)	Bill Wilson (1)	16,422	34–47
82	July 5	@ Braves	6–5	Woodie Fryman (4–3)	Bob Priddy (3–5)	Joe Hoerner (5)	33,353	35–47
83	July 6	@ Braves	2–5	George Stone (2–3)	Rick Wise (8–7)	Cecil Upshaw (11)	7,950	35–48
84	July 7	@ Braves	2–4	Ron Reed (9–6)	Barry Lersch (4–8)	None	12,268	35–49
85	July 8	Expos	7–5	Bill Wilson (1–2)	Howie Reed (2–2)	None	12,586	36–49
86	July 9	Expos	0–3	Steve Renko (8–9)	Chris Short (5–10)	None	14,847	36–50
87	July 10 (1)	Expos	2–0	Woodie Fryman (5–3)	John Strohmayer (2–2)	None	see 2nd game	37–50
88	July 10 (2)	Expos	3–2	Rick Wise (9–7)	Bill Stoneman (10–9)	None	37,014	38–50
89	July 11	Expos	11–5	Bill Champion (1–1)	Dan McGinn (1–2)	Joe Hoerner (6)	10,321	39–50
–	July 13	1971 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Tiger Stadium in Detroit
90	July 15	@ Cubs	6–7	Joe Decker (1–1)	Jim Bunning (5–11)	None	26,346	39–51
91	July 16	@ Cubs	2–11	Ferguson Jenkins (14–8)	Chris Short (5–11)	None	23,212	39–52
92	July 17	@ Cubs	5–2	Woodie Fryman (6–3)	Bill Hands (9–10)	Joe Hoerner (7)	30,352	40–52
93	July 18 (1)	@ Astros	1–0	Ken Reynolds (2–2)	Don Wilson (6–7)	None	see 2nd game	41–52
94	July 18 (2)	@ Astros	7–10	George Culver (4–6)	Jim Bunning (5–12)	None	32,181	41–53
95	July 19	@ Astros	2–3 (11)	Buddy Harris (1–0)	Bill Wilson (1–3)	None	13,693	41–54
96	July 20	@ Cardinals	5–1	Chris Short (6–11)	Jerry Reuss (8–10)	None	14,650	42–54
97	July 21	@ Cardinals	1–6	Reggie Cleveland (9–8)	Barry Lersch (4–9)	None	16,200	42–55
98	July 22	@ Cardinals	0–8	Bob Gibson (7–9)	Woodie Fryman (6–4)	None	20,547	42–56
99	July 23	Cubs	4–3	Ken Reynolds (3–2)	Ken Holtzman (9–11)	Bill Wilson (2)	48,543	43–56
100	July 24	Cubs	1–2	Ferguson Jenkins (16–8)	Rick Wise (9–8)	None	30,240	43–57
101	July 25	Cubs	2–1	Bill Wilson (2–3)	Bill Hands (9–11)	None	19,572	44–57
102	July 26	Astros	4–7 (15)	Jim Ray (7–2)	Bucky Brandon (4–4)	None	10,848	44–58
103	July 27 (1)	Astros	8–3	Woodie Fryman (7–4)	Larry Dierker (12–5)	None	see 2nd game	45–58
104	July 27 (2)	Astros	1–5	Wade Blasingame (7–8)	Ken Reynolds (3–3)	None	20,779	45–59
105	July 28	Astros	3–6	Don Wilson (8–7)	Rick Wise (9–9)	None	15,802	45–60
106	July 30	Cardinals	3–4	Bob Gibson (9–9)	Chris Short (6–12)	None	26,461	45–61
107	July 31	Cardinals	5–4 (16)	Bucky Brandon (5–4)	Moe Drabowsky (5–1)	None	19,269	46–61

August (11–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 1	Cardinals	6–9^{^[a]} (13)	Stan Williams (4–4)	Manny Muñiz (0–1)	None	22,432	46–62
109	August 2	Braves	4–0	Rick Wise (10–9)	George Stone (4–4)	None	12,104	47–62
110	August 3	Braves	3–2	Chris Short (7–12)	Bob Priddy (4–9)	None	17,703	48–62
111	August 4	Braves	3–5	Mike McQueen (3–1)	Bucky Brandon (5–5)	None	19,086	48–63
112	August 6	@ Pirates	3–2	Bill Wilson (3–3)	Dock Ellis (15–6)	None	21,323	49–63
113	August 7	@ Pirates	5–3	Rick Wise (11–9)	Bob Moose (7–7)	Bill Wilson (3)	29,565	50–63
114	August 8 (1)	@ Pirates	3–2	Woodie Fryman (8–4)	Steve Blass (11–5)	Joe Hoerner (8)	see 2nd game	51–63
115	August 8 (2)	@ Pirates	0–4	Bob Johnson (7–7)	Chris Short (7–13)	None	31,448	51–64
116	August 10	@ Dodgers	1–6	Bill Singer (7–13)	Barry Lersch (4–10)	None	26,508	51–65
117	August 11	@ Dodgers	1–4	Doyle Alexander (4–3)	Ken Reynolds (3–4)	None	20,135	51–66
118	August 12	@ Dodgers	3–1 (13)	Bucky Brandon (6–5)	Pete Mikkelsen (7–5)	None	19,755	52–66
119	August 13	@ Padres	5–2	Rick Wise (12–9)	Fred Norman (2–9)	None	4,006	53–66
120	August 15 (1)	@ Padres	4–5	Dick Kelley (2–3)	Bill Wilson (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	53–67
121	August 15 (2)	@ Padres	2–3	Dave Roberts (11–12)	Barry Lersch (4–11)	None	8,108	53–68
122	August 17	@ Giants	1–5	Gaylord Perry (13–9)	Ken Reynolds (3–5)	None	8,973	53–69
123	August 18	@ Giants	0–7	John Cumberland (7–2)	Rick Wise (12–10)	None	10,663	53–70
124	August 20	Dodgers	5–9	Pete Mikkelsen (8–5)	Chris Short (7–14)	Jim Brewer (15)	30,006	53–71
125	August 21	Dodgers	3–0	Woodie Fryman (9–4)	Bill Singer (7–15)	None	46,633	54–71
126	August 22	Dodgers	3–2	Ken Reynolds (4–5)	Claude Osteen (12–8)	Bill Wilson (4)	26,403	55–71
127	August 23	Padres	3–1	Rick Wise (13–10)	Fred Norman (2–11)	None	10,655	56–71
128	August 24	Padres	0–2	Ed Acosta (1–0)	Barry Lersch (4–12)	None	10,688	56–72
129	August 25	Padres	0–7	Clay Kirby (12–10)	Bill Champion (1–2)	None	10,696	56–73
–	August 27	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[239] Makeup: August 28 as a traditional double-header
130	August 28 (1)	Giants	2–5	Steve Hamilton (2–2)	Woodie Fryman (9–5)	Jerry Johnson (15)	see 2nd game	56–74
131	August 28 (2)	Giants	7–3	Rick Wise (14–10)	John Cumberland (7–3)	None	33,012	57–74
132	August 29	Giants	3–8	Juan Marichal (14–9)	Ken Reynolds (4–6)	None	26,825	57–75
133	August 30	@ Pirates	4–6	Luke Walker (6–8)	Bill Wilson (3–5)	Dave Giusti (28)	13,399	57–76
134	August 31	@ Pirates	5–7	Bruce Kison (4–4)	Joe Hoerner (4–4)	Bob Miller (9)	16,179	57–77

September (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
135	September 1	@ Pirates	7–10	Luke Walker (7–8)	Bucky Brandon (6–6)	None	11,278	57–78
136	September 2	Mets	1–3	Gary Gentry (11–9)	Rick Wise (14–11)	None	17,110	57–79
137	September 3	Mets	1–7	Ray Sadecki (6–5)	Ken Reynolds (4–7)	None	16,293	57–80
138	September 4 (1)	Mets	5–6 (10)	Tug McGraw (11–4)	Dick Selma (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	57–81
139	September 4 (2)	Mets	0–3	Jim McAndrew (1–5)	Barry Lersch (4–13)	Danny Frisella (9)	25,560	57–82
140	September 5	Mets	7–3	Woodie Fryman (10–5)	Nolan Ryan (9–12)	Bill Wilson (5)	16,886	58–82
141	September 6 (1)	Cardinals	3–6	Bob Gibson (14–12)	Rick Wise (14–12)	None	see 2nd game	58–83
142	September 6 (2)	Cardinals	2–1	Bill Champion (2–2)	Chris Zachary (3–9)	Joe Hoerner (9)	13,193	59–83
143	September 7	Cardinals	5–7 (10)	Don Shaw (6–1)	Bill Wilson (3–6)	Al Santorini (2)	9,339	59–84
144	September 10	@ Mets	3–4	Jerry Koosman (6–9)	Rick Wise (14–13)	Danny Frisella (10)	25,437	59–85
145	September 11	@ Mets	2–9	Tom Seaver (18–8)	Woodie Fryman (10–6)	None	19,508	59–86
146	September 12	@ Mets	2–3	Danny Frisella (7–4)	Joe Hoerner (4–5)	None	16,704	59–87
147	September 13	@ Cardinals	6–5 (10)	Bill Wilson (4–6)	Don Shaw (6–2)	None	13,863	60–87
148	September 14	@ Cardinals	5–4	Rick Wise (15–13)	Chris Zachary (3–10)	Chris Short (1)	10,640	61–87
149	September 15	Expos	0–1	Ernie McAnally (10–10)	Woodie Fryman (10–7)	None	7,734	61–88
150	September 16	Expos	2–6	Steve Renko (15–14)	Bill Champion (2–3)	None	5,893	61–89
151	September 17	Cubs	3–4	Joe Decker (3–1)	Ken Reynolds (4–8)	Larry Gura (1)	13,644	61–90
152	September 18	Cubs	4–3 (12)	Rick Wise (16–13)	Phil Regan (5–4)	None	7,740	62–90
153	September 19	Cubs	3–6	Ferguson Jenkins (22–13)	Barry Lersch (4–14)	None	20,815	62–91
–	September 20	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[240] Makeup: September 21 as a traditional double-header
–	September 20	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[240] Makeup: September 23^[241]
154	September 21 (1)	@ Expos	5–4	Bill Champion (3–3)	Carl Morton (10–17)	Bill Wilson (6)	see 2nd game	63–91
155	September 21 (2)	@ Expos	3–4	Jim Britton (2–3)	Ken Reynolds (4–9)	Mike Marshall (23)	14,963	63–92
156	September 22	@ Expos	0–2	Bill Stoneman (17–14)	Rick Wise (16–14)	None	8,798	63–93
157	September 23	@ Expos	6–4	Wayne Twitchell (1–0)	Ernie McAnally (10–12)	Bill Wilson (7)	6,786	64–93
158	September 24	@ Cubs	6–1	Barry Lersch (5–14)	Milt Pappas (17–14)	None	2,183	65–93
159	September 25	@ Cubs	2–4	Ferguson Jenkins (23–13)	Bill Champion (3–4)	None	8,891	65–94
160	September 26	@ Cubs	5–1	Ken Reynolds (5–9)	Joe Decker (3–2)	None	18,505	66–94
161	September 28	Pirates	6–3	Rick Wise (17–14)	Dock Ellis (19–9)	None	14,582	67–94
162	September 30	Pirates	3–4	Bob Moose (11–7)	Bill Champion (3–5)	Dave Giusti (30)	14,157	67–95

^{^[a]}The August 1, 1971, game was protested by the Cardinals in the top of the twelfth inning.^[242]
The protest was later upheld, and the game was completed on September 7 (with new umpires).^[242]^[243]

1970 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1970 Game Log^[244]
Overall Record: 73–88

April (10–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 7	Cubs	2–0	Chris Short (1–0)	Ferguson Jenkins (0–1)	None	15,918	1–0
2	April 9	Cubs	5–3	Bill Wilson (1–0)	Ken Holtzman (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (1)	5,075	2–0
3	April 10	Pirates	2–0	Woodie Fryman (1–0)	Bob Veale (0–1)	None	3,663	3–0
4	April 11	Pirates	0–4	Luke Walker (1–0)	Grant Jackson (0–1)	Chuck Hartenstein (1)	7,673	3–1
5	April 12	Pirates	1–3 (10)	Steve Blass (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–1)	None	22,395	3–2
6	April 14	@ Cubs	4–5	Ken Holtzman (1–1)	Chris Short (1–1)	None	36,316	3–3
7	April 15	@ Cubs	1–5	Bill Hands (1–0)	Rick Wise (0–1)	None	7,120	3–4
8	April 16	@ Cubs	5–6 (10)	Hank Aguirre (2–0)	Joe Hoerner (0–1)	None	5,341	3–5
9	April 17	@ Mets	0–6	Tom Seaver (2–0)	Grant Jackson (0–2)	None	5,951	3–6
10	April 18	@ Mets	0–7	Nolan Ryan (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–2)	None	23,500	3–7
11	April 19 (1)	@ Mets	3–2 (10)	Rick Wise (1–1)	Jerry Koosman (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	4–7
12	April 19 (2)	@ Mets	2–10	Jim McAndrew (1–1)	Chris Short (1–2)	Ron Taylor (3)	49,898	4–8
–	April 21	Giants	Postponed (cold weather);^[245]^[246] Makeup: August 1 as a traditional double-header
13	April 22	Giants	6–1	Woodie Fryman (2–0)	Rich Robertson (0–1)	Dick Selma (1)	6,045	5–8
14	April 24	@ Padres	5–4	Grant Jackson (1–2)	Pat Dobson (1–2)	Dick Selma (2)	7,398	6–8
15	April 25	@ Padres	1–0	Jim Bunning (1–2)	Al Santorini (1–3)	Dick Selma (3)	9,144	7–8
16	April 26	@ Padres	3–2	Chris Short (2–2)	Dave Roberts (1–2)	Dick Selma (4)	14,480	8–8
17	April 27	@ Dodgers	4–3	Rick Wise (2–1)	Don Sutton (3–2)	Joe Hoerner (2)	9,447	9–8
18	April 28	@ Dodgers	3–2 (10)	Dick Selma (1–0)	Alan Foster (2–2)	Joe Hoerner (3)	22,772	10–8
19	April 29	@ Dodgers	1–6	Claude Osteen (2–3)	Grant Jackson (1–3)	None	10,777	10–9

May (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 1	@ Giants	1–3	Rich Robertson (1–2)	Jim Bunning (1–3)	None	5,328	10–10
21	May 2	@ Giants	1–7	Gaylord Perry (3–3)	Chris Short (2–3)	None	7,422	10–11
22	May 3 (1)	@ Giants	8–6 (13)	Joe Hoerner (1–1)	Ron Bryant (2–4)	None	see 2nd game	11–11
23	May 3 (2)	@ Giants	13–6	Lowell Palmer (1–0)	Frank Reberger (0–2)	None	17,153	12–11
24	May 5	Padres	8–11	Dave Roberts (3–2)	Dick Selma (1–1)	None	4,382	12–12
25	May 6	Padres	4–3	Dick Selma (2–1)	Clay Kirby (1–3)	Joe Hoerner (4)	2,263	13–12
26	May 7	Padres	2–8	Pat Dobson (3–3)	Chris Short (2–4)	Ron Herbel (5)	2,045	13–13
27	May 8	Dodgers	4–8 (12)	José Peña (1–0)	Joe Hoerner (1–2)	None	5,170	13–14
28	May 9	Dodgers	4–9 (14)	Fred Norman (1–0)	Dick Selma (2–2)	José Peña (2)	12,780	13–15
29	May 10	Dodgers	0–7	Don Sutton (4–4)	Grant Jackson (1–4)	None	8,840	13–16
30	May 11	@ Cardinals	0–3	Steve Carlton (2–4)	Jim Bunning (1–4)	None	11,310	13–17
31	May 12	@ Cardinals	5–9	Chuck Taylor (1–2)	Lowell Palmer (1–1)	None	10,454	13–18
32	May 13	Expos	6–7	Claude Raymond (2–1)	Rick Wise (2–2)	None	2,470	13–19
–	May 14	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[247] Makeup: June 22 as a traditional double-header
33	May 15	Mets	0–4	Tom Seaver (7–1)	Woodie Fryman (2–1)	None	6,373	13–20
34	May 16	Mets	0–6	Jerry Koosman (2–2)	Grant Jackson (1–5)	None	4,826	13–21
–	May 17	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[248] Makeup: July 2 as a traditional double-header
35	May 18	@ Pirates	1–2	Bob Moose (3–3)	Jim Bunning (1–5)	None	5,796	13–22
36	May 19	@ Pirates	2–0	Chris Short (3–4)	Dock Ellis (2–4)	None	6,251	14–22
37	May 20	@ Pirates	2–3 (14)	Bruce Dal Canton (2–0)	Dick Selma (2–3)	None	5,977	14–23
38	May 21	Cardinals	4–3	Joe Hoerner (2–2)	Frank Linzy (2–2)	None	11,769	15–23
39	May 22	Cardinals	3–6	Frank Linzy (3–2)	Mike Jackson (0–1)	None	12,003	15–24
40	May 23	Cardinals	1–3	Bob Gibson (3–3)	Jim Bunning (1–6)	None	12,333	15–25
41	May 24	Cardinals	6–5 (10)	Mike Jackson (1–1)	Chuck Taylor (1–3)	None	11,939	16–25
42	May 26	@ Expos	3–2	Rick Wise (3–2)	Bill Stoneman (2–7)	Dick Selma (5)	14,010	17–25
43	May 27	@ Expos	3–0	Woodie Fryman (3–1)	Dan McGinn (3–4)	None	6,913	18–25
44	May 28	@ Expos	5–3 (11)	Joe Hoerner (3–2)	Bill Dillman (1–1)	Dick Selma (6)	14,329	19–25
45	May 29	@ Braves	2–5	Pat Jarvis (5–3)	Chris Short (3–5)	None	5,565	19–26
46	May 30	@ Braves	7–5	Jim Bunning (2–6)	Gary Neibauer (0–3)	Joe Hoerner (5)	11,064	20–26
47	May 31	@ Braves	1–9	Jim Nash (7–1)	Rick Wise (3–3)	None	18,482	20–27

June (12–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
48	June 2	@ Reds	2–7 (8)	Wayne Simpson (7–1)	Woodie Fryman (3–2)	None	10,542	20–28
49	June 3	@ Reds	11–4	Jim Bunning (3–6)	Pedro Borbón (0–2)	Dick Selma (7)	5,887	21–28
50	June 5	@ Astros	7–8 (11)	Jim Ray (3–2)	Dick Selma (2–4)	None	12,292	21–29
51	June 6	@ Astros	7–3	Rick Wise (4–3)	Don Wilson (1–2)	Joe Hoerner (6)	18,644	22–29
52	June 7	@ Astros	10–3	Woodie Fryman (4–2)	Larry Dierker (8–6)	None	16,353	23–29
53	June 9	Braves	2–1	Jim Bunning (4–6)	Pat Jarvis (6–4)	Dick Selma (8)	15,810	24–29
54	June 10	Braves	1–5	George Stone (6–1)	Chris Short (3–6)	None	9,213	24–30
55	June 11	Braves	4–6	Jim Nash (8–2)	Rick Wise (4–4)	Bob Priddy (4)	7,862	24–31
56	June 12	Reds	1–3	Wayne Simpson (9–1)	Woodie Fryman (4–3)	None	10,553	24–32
57	June 13	Reds	6–3	Jim Bunning (5–6)	Gary Nolan (7–3)	None	18,568	25–32
58	June 14	Reds	1–10	Jim McGlothlin (9–3)	Chris Short (3–7)	None	16,658	25–33
–	June 15	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[249] Makeup: August 21 as a traditional double-header
59	June 16	Astros	2–1 (13)	Joe Hoerner (4–2)	Jim Bouton (2–4)	None	3,708	26–33
60	June 17	Astros	4–2	Woodie Fryman (5–3)	Larry Dierker (8–7)	Barry Lersch (1)	6,767	27–33
61	June 19	@ Mets	3–13	Tom Seaver (10–5)	Jim Bunning (5–7)	None	43,866	27–34
62	June 20	@ Mets	2–1	Chris Short (4–7)	Jerry Koosman (2–4)	None	41,897	28–34
–	June 21	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[250] Makeup: September 9 as a traditional double-header
63	June 22 (1)	Expos	6–0	Woodie Fryman (6–3)	Bill Stoneman (4–9)	None	see 2nd game	29–34
64	June 22 (2)	Expos	3–2	Rick Wise (5–4)	Steve Renko (2–4)	None	20,535	30–34
65	June 23	Expos	1–2	Dan McGinn (4–5)	Jim Bunning (5–8)	Claude Raymond (11)	8,221	30–35
66	June 24	Expos	0–8	Carl Morton (7–5)	Chris Short (4–8)	None	6,869	30–36
67	June 25	Expos	3–2 (11)	Joe Hoerner (5–2)	Claude Raymond (3–5)	None	5,065	31–36
68	June 26	@ Cardinals	0–7	Bob Gibson (10–3)	Rick Wise (5–5)	None	40,221	31–37
69	June 27	@ Cardinals	8–9	Ted Abernathy (1–0)	Joe Hoerner (5–3)	Sal Campisi (2)	20,549	31–38
70	June 28 (1)	@ Cardinals	4–5	Mike Torrez (6–7)	Dick Selma (2–5)	None	see 2nd game	31–39
71	June 28 (2)	@ Cardinals	8–3 (10)	Dick Selma (3–5)	Billy McCool (0–3)	None	38,194	32–39
–	June 29	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[251] Makeup: July 1 as a traditional double-header
72	June 30	@ Expos	1–8	Steve Renko (4–4)	Rick Wise (5–6)	None	20,038	32–40

July (14–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1 (1)	@ Expos	1–11	Rich Nye (2–0)	Woodie Fryman (6–4)	None	see 2nd game	32–41
74	July 1 (2)	@ Expos	1–4	Dan McGinn (5–6)	Grant Jackson (1–6)	Howie Reed (2)	25,623	32–42
75	July 2 (1)	Mets	6–1	Jim Bunning (6–8)	Gary Gentry (7–5)	Dick Selma (9)	see 2nd game	33–42
76	July 2 (2)	Mets	3–2	Chris Short (5–8)	Don Cardwell (0–2)	Dick Selma (10)	24,474	34–42
77	July 3	Mets	3–4	Ray Sadecki (6–2)	Rick Wise (5–7)	Rich Folkers (1)	10,508	34–43
78	July 4	Mets	2–7	Tom Seaver (13–5)	Grant Jackson (1–7)	None	7,866	34–44
79	July 5	Mets	4–5	Jerry Koosman (5–4)	Woodie Fryman (6–5)	Danny Frisella (1)	12,609	34–45
80	July 6	Pirates	5–7	Jim Nelson (4–0)	Jim Bunning (6–9)	Dave Giusti (13)	6,145	34–46
81	July 7	Pirates	2–4	Bob Veale (6–10)	Chris Short (5–9)	Dave Giusti (14)	6,938	34–47
82	July 8	Pirates	2–0	Rick Wise (6–7)	Steve Blass (6–10)	None	7,038	35–47
83	July 10	@ Cubs	0–2	Ferguson Jenkins (10–10)	Grant Jackson (1–8)	None	22,399	35–48
84	July 11	@ Cubs	10–4	Joe Hoerner (6–3)	Roberto Rodríguez (1–1)	Barry Lersch (2)	25,972	36–48
85	July 12	@ Cubs	2–10	Ken Holtzman (9–7)	Chris Short (5–10)	None	28,270	36–49
–	July 14	1970 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati
86	July 16	@ Padres	10–7	Dick Selma (4–5)	Ron Willis (1–1)	Joe Hoerner (7)	6,938	37–49
87	July 17	@ Padres	8–3	Rick Wise (7–7)	Clay Kirby (5–11)	None	5,758	38–49
88	July 18	@ Padres	7–4	Jim Bunning (7–9)	Earl Wilson (4–7)	Dick Selma (11)	4,317	39–49
89	July 19 (1)	@ Dodgers	9–4	Fred Wenz (1–0)	Jim Brewer (4–4)	Dick Selma (12)	see 2nd game	40–49
90	July 19 (2)	@ Dodgers	4–2	Barry Lersch (1–0)	Pete Mikkelsen (0–1)	None	28,396	41–49
91	July 20	@ Dodgers	0–5	Bill Singer (7–3)	Woodie Fryman (6–6)	None	12,454	41–50
92	July 21	@ Giants	9–6	Rick Wise (8–7)	Juan Marichal (3–9)	Joe Hoerner (8)	3,418	42–50
93	July 22	@ Giants	5–2	Jim Bunning (8–9)	Gaylord Perry (14–9)	Dick Selma (13)	4,567	43–50
94	July 24	Padres	4–3	Grant Jackson (2–8)	Ron Herbel (6–3)	None	5,078	44–50
95	July 25	Padres	9–2	Barry Lersch (2–0)	Dave Roberts (5–8)	None	20,292	45–50
96	July 26	Padres	2–16	Pat Dobson (7–10)	Rick Wise (8–8)	None	5,208	45–51
97	July 27	Dodgers	10–3	Woodie Fryman (7–6)	Claude Osteen (11–8)	Dick Selma (14)	6,017	46–51
98	July 28	Dodgers	2–6	Joe Moeller (5–4)	Jim Bunning (8–10)	Jim Brewer (14)	14,000	46–52
–	July 29	Dodgers	Cancelled (rain);^[252] Was not rescheduled
99	July 31 (1)	Giants	3–8	Juan Marichal (5–9)	Grant Jackson (2–9)	None	see 2nd game	46–53
100	July 31 (2)	Giants	2–7	Frank Reberger (3–4)	Chris Short (5–11)	Don McMahon (11)	15,716	46–54

August (16–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1 (1)	Giants	6–5 (11)	Dick Selma (5–5)	Jerry Johnson (3–2)	None	see 2nd game	47–54
102	August 1 (2)	Giants	6–1	Rick Wise (9–8)	Don Carrithers (0–1)	Barry Lersch (3)	18,010	48–54
103	August 2	Giants	7–6	Fred Wenz (2–0)	Mike Davison (2–4)	None	10,201	49–54
104	August 3	Cardinals	1–4	Mike Torrez (8–9)	Grant Jackson (2–10)	None	12,163	49–55
105	August 4	Cardinals	2–3	Jerry Reuss (3–4)	Chris Short (5–12)	Chuck Taylor (6)	14,253	49–56
106	August 5	@ Pirates	0–4	Luke Walker (8–3)	Rick Wise (9–9)	None	12,915	49–57
107	August 6 (1)	@ Pirates	0–4	Dock Ellis (12–8)	Jim Bunning (8–11)	None	see 2nd game	49–58
108	August 6 (2)	@ Pirates	3–8	Bruce Dal Canton (7–1)	Bill Champion (0–1)	None	26,664	49–59
109	August 7	Cubs	4–1	Grant Jackson (3–10)	Ferguson Jenkins (13–13)	Dick Selma (15)	8,123	50–59
110	August 8	Cubs	6–3	Chris Short (6–12)	Bill Hands (13–9)	None	10,964	51–59
111	August 9 (1)	Cubs	1–4	Milt Pappas (7–5)	Rick Wise (9–10)	Phil Regan (10)	see 2nd game	51–60
112	August 9 (2)	Cubs	6–1	Barry Lersch (3–0)	Larry Gura (1–2)	None	19,907	52–60
113	August 11	@ Astros	6–5	Jim Bunning (9–11)	Jack Billingham (10–5)	Dick Selma (16)	18,184	53–60
114	August 12	@ Astros	0–4	Larry Dierker (11–10)	Grant Jackson (3–11)	None	16,677	53–61
115	August 13	@ Astros	3–4	Jim Ray (5–3)	Dick Selma (5–6)	Fred Gladding (12)	14,413	53–62
116	August 14	@ Reds	5–4	Rick Wise (10–10)	Mel Behney (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (9)	31,604	54–62
117	August 15	@ Reds	4–5 (14)	Ray Washburn (2–4)	Bill Champion (0–2)	None	42,606	54–63
118	August 16	@ Reds	2–4	Tony Cloninger (6–4)	Jim Bunning (9–12)	Wayne Granger (27)	45,059	54–64
119	August 17	@ Reds	3–9	Jim Merritt (18–10)	Grant Jackson (3–12)	None	23,255	54–65
120	August 18	@ Braves	2–3	Hoyt Wilhelm (5–3)	Chris Short (6–13)	None	9,560	54–66
121	August 19	@ Braves	2–3	Pat Jarvis (14–10)	Rick Wise (10–11)	Bob Priddy (7)	8,129	54–67
122	August 20	@ Braves	2–6	Ron Reed (6–5)	Barry Lersch (3–1)	None	9,868	54–68
123	August 21 (1)	Astros	9–3	Jim Bunning (10–12)	Jack Billingham (10–6)	None	see 2nd game	55–68
124	August 21 (2)	Astros	1–9	Don Wilson (6–5)	Grant Jackson (3–13)	None	8,113	55–69
125	August 22	Astros	2–1	Joe Hoerner (7–3)	Fred Gladding (4–2)	None	15,276	56–69
126	August 23	Astros	4–0	Rick Wise (11–11)	Wade Blasingame (1–1)	Dick Selma (17)	3,485	57–69
127	August 25	Reds	3–2 (12)	Dick Selma (6–6)	Wayne Granger (6–4)	None	14,508	58–69
128	August 26	Reds	5–6	Jim Merritt (20–10)	Jim Bunning (10–13)	Wayne Granger (29)	13,322	58–70
129	August 27	Reds	6–3	Grant Jackson (4–13)	Jim McGlothlin (11–8)	None	11,992	59–70
130	August 28	Braves	5–2	Chris Short (7–13)	Jim Nash (12–7)	Dick Selma (18)	7,908	60–70
131	August 29	Braves	10–9	Joe Hoerner (8–3)	Ron Reed (6–6)	Dick Selma (19)	9,747	61–70
132	August 30	Braves	4–2	Barry Lersch (4–1)	Pat Jarvis (15–11)	Dick Selma (20)	9,104	62–70

September (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
133	September 1	@ Cubs	3–2 (13)	Woodie Fryman (8–6)	Phil Regan (4–8)	Chris Short (1)	23,992	63–70
134	September 2	@ Cubs	2–17	Milt Pappas (11–6)	Grant Jackson (4–14)	Bob Miller (2)	16,234	63–71
135	September 3	@ Cubs	2–7	Ferguson Jenkins (18–14)	Chris Short (7–14)	None	10,675	63–72
136	September 4	@ Pirates	3–4^{^[a]}	Steve Blass (9–10)	Rick Wise (11–12)	John Lamb (1)	22,547	63–73
137	September 5	@ Pirates	4–6	Fred Cambria (1–1)	Barry Lersch (4–2)	Dave Giusti (22)	22,925	63–74
138	September 6	@ Pirates	3–4 (10)	Luke Walker (11–6)	Dick Selma (6–7)	None	19,049	63–75
139	September 7 (1)	Cardinals	5–1	Chris Short (8–14)	Jerry Reuss (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	64–75
140	September 7 (2)	Cardinals	3–2 (13)	Joe Hoerner (9–3)	Bob Chlupsa (0–2)	None	14,166	65–75
141	September 8	Cardinals	3–5	Steve Carlton (9–18)	Rick Wise (11–13)	None	3,995	65–76
142	September 9 (1)	@ Mets	3–2	Barry Lersch (5–2)	Danny Frisella (6–3)	None	see 2nd game	66–76
143	September 9 (2)	@ Mets	1–3	Ray Sadecki (8–4)	Grant Jackson (4–15)	None	26,005	66–77
144	September 10	@ Mets	2–3 (14)	Ron Herbel (9–5)	Joe Hoerner (9–4)	None	14,307	66–78
145	September 11	@ Expos	0–1	Carl Morton (16–10)	Chris Short (8–15)	None	14,637	66–79
146	September 12	@ Expos	3–4	Steve Renko (11–10)	Lowell Palmer (1–2)	Howie Reed (5)	25,221	66–80
147	September 13	@ Expos	2–4	John O'Donoghue (3–2)	Joe Hoerner (9–5)	None	11,387	66–81
148	September 15	Pirates	3–8	Luke Walker (13–6)	Barry Lersch (5–3)	Dave Giusti (24)	4,802	66–82
149	September 16	Pirates	3–5	Bob Moose (11–9)	Jim Bunning (10–14)	John Lamb (2)	4,418	66–83
150	September 17	Pirates	3–2	Chris Short (9–15)	John Lamb (0–1)	Dick Selma (21)	4,199	67–83
151	September 18	@ Cardinals	9–7	Grant Jackson (5–15)	Nelson Briles (5–7)	Dick Selma (22)	12,385	68–83
152	September 19	@ Cardinals	10–6	Rick Wise (12–13)	Frank Bertaina (1–2)	Fred Wenz (1)	11,143	69–83
153	September 20	@ Cardinals	7–4 (10)	Dick Selma (7–7)	Harry Parker (1–1)	None	14,681	70–83
154	September 22	Mets	6–7	Nolan Ryan (7–10)	Dick Selma (7–8)	Dean Chance (5)	5,064	70–84
155	September 23	Mets	4–5	Tug McGraw (4–6)	Dick Selma (7–9)	None	5,683	70–85
156	September 25	Cubs	5–3	Rick Wise (13–13)	Milt Pappas (12–9)	None	6,108	71–85
157	September 26	Cubs	7–1	Barry Lersch (6–3)	Bill Hands (17–15)	None	4,616	72–85
158	September 27	Cubs	3–5	Ferguson Jenkins (21–16)	Jim Bunning (10–15)	None	4,377	72–86
159	September 29	Expos	3–10	Steve Renko (13–11)	Chris Short (9–16)	Mike Marshall (2)	1,055	72–87
160	September 30	Expos	4–5	Bill Stoneman (7–15)	Rick Wise (13–14)	Mike Marshall (3)	1,186	72–88

October (1–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	Expos	2–1 (10)	Dick Selma (8–9)	Howie Reed (6–5)	None	31,822	73–88

^{^[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.^[253]

1969 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1969 Game Log^[254]
Overall Record: 63–99

April (8–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 8	@ Cubs	6–7 (11)	Phil Regan (1–0)	Barry Lersch (0–1)	None	40,796	0–1
2	April 9	@ Cubs	3–11	Bill Hands (1–0)	Rick Wise (0–1)	None	6,297	0–2
3	April 10	@ Cubs	2–6	Ken Holtzman (1–0)	Woodie Fryman (0–1)	None	5,422	0–3
4	April 11	@ Pirates	1–7	Bob Moose (1–0)	Jerry Johnson (0–1)	None	31,641	0–4
5	April 12	@ Pirates	8–1	Grant Jackson (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–1)	None	12,474	1–4
6	April 13	@ Pirates	5–6	Ron Kline (1–0)	Bill Wilson (0–1)	None	14,981	1–5
7	April 14	Mets	5–1	Woodie Fryman (1–1)	Jim McAndrew (0–1)	None	13,070	2–5
8	April 15	Mets	3–6	Gary Gentry (2–0)	Gary Wagner (0–1)	Cal Koonce (2)	2,880	2–6
–	April 16	Expos	Postponed (rain);^[255]^[256] Makeup: July 4 as a traditional double-header
9	April 17	Expos	0–7	Bill Stoneman (1–2)	Jerry Johnson (0–2)	None	6,496	2–7
–	April 18	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[257] Makeup: September 15 as a traditional double-header
10	April 19	Pirates	6–8	Steve Blass (1–0)	Grant Jackson (1–1)	Bruce Dal Canton (1)	3,953	2–8
11	April 20	Pirates	7–1	Rick Wise (1–1)	Bob Veale (1–2)	Barry Lersch (1)	4,930	3–8
12	April 21	@ Mets	2–1 (11)	Woodie Fryman (2–1)	Ron Taylor (0–1)	Barry Lersch (2)	9,286	4–8
–	April 22	@ Mets	Postponed (wet grounds and rain);^[258]^[259] Makeup: September 5 as a traditional double-header
–	April 23	@ Expos	Postponed (rain);^[256] Makeup: September 19 as a traditional double-header
13	April 24	@ Expos	7–1	Rick Wise (2–1)	Mudcat Grant (1–1)	None	5,116	5–8
14	April 25	Cardinals	5–1	Grant Jackson (2–1)	Bob Gibson (1–2)	None	7,710	6–8
15	April 26	Cardinals	4–10	Ron Willis (1–0)	Barry Lersch (0–2)	Joe Hoerner (3)	8,942	6–9
16	April 27	Cardinals	1–0	Jerry Johnson (1–2)	Ray Washburn (2–2)	None	7,565	7–9
17	April 28	Cubs	1–2 (10)	Ted Abernathy (2–0)	Rick Wise (2–2)	None	4,438	7–10
18	April 29	Cubs	0–10	Ferguson Jenkins (4–1)	Grant Jackson (2–2)	None	3,811	7–11
19	April 30	Cubs	3–1	Woodie Fryman (3–1)	Bill Hands (3–2)	None	2,930	8–11

May (10–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
20	May 2	@ Cardinals	7–2	Jerry Johnson (2–2)	Ray Washburn (2–3)	Turk Farrell (1)	17,916	9–11
21	May 3	@ Cardinals	4–1	Rick Wise (3–2)	Steve Carlton (2–3)	None	16,796	10–11
22	May 4	@ Cardinals	5–0	Grant Jackson (3–2)	Dave Giusti (2–3)	None	15,511	11–11
23	May 6	Astros	5–4	Turk Farrell (1–0)	Dooley Womack (1–1)	None	3,544	12–11
24	May 7	Astros	1–6	Larry Dierker (4–3)	Jerry Johnson (2–3)	None	3,001	12–12
25	May 8	Astros	7–9	Jack Billingham (2–2)	Gary Wagner (0–2)	Fred Gladding (4)	2,113	12–13
–	May 9	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[260] Makeup: July 29 as a traditional double-header
26	May 10	Braves	3–6	Pat Jarvis (2–2)	Grant Jackson (3–3)	Cecil Upshaw (7)	7,313	12–14
27	May 11	Braves	3–4	Phil Niekro (6–1)	Turk Farrell (1–1)	None	4,105	12–15
28	May 13	Reds	4–6	Clay Carroll (2–3)	Turk Farrell (1–2)	George Culver (1)	4,474	12–16
29	May 14	Reds	2–4	Jim Merritt (3–2)	Grant Jackson (3–4)	George Culver (2)	4,532	12–17
30	May 15	Reds	7–0	Rick Wise (4–2)	Tony Cloninger (1–5)	None	3,294	13–17
31	May 16	Giants	3–1	Woodie Fryman (4–1)	Mike McCormick (1–1)	None	12,587	14–17
32	May 17	Giants	0–5	Gaylord Perry (6–3)	Gary Wagner (0–3)	None	12,514	14–18
33	May 18	Giants	9–8	Turk Farrell (2–2)	Bobby Bolin (2–3)	None	17,534	15–18
34	May 20	@ Reds	0–4	Tony Cloninger (2–5)	Rick Wise (4–3)	None	4,191	15–19
35	May 21	@ Reds	5–6	Clay Carroll (3–3)	Jerry Johnson (2–4)	None	4,811	15–20
36	May 23	@ Braves	6–2	Grant Jackson (4–4)	Milt Pappas (3–3)	None	14,868	16–20
37	May 24	@ Braves	8–3	Rick Wise (5–3)	Ron Reed (5–2)	Bill Wilson (1)	20,610	17–20
38	May 25	@ Braves	1–4	George Stone (5–0)	Jerry Johnson (2–5)	Cecil Upshaw (10)	35,172	17–21
39	May 27	@ Astros	2–6	Don Wilson (5–4)	Bill Wilson (0–2)	None	13,188	17–22
40	May 28	@ Astros	6–7 (10)	Jim Ray (2–0)	Barry Lersch (0–3)	None	17,298	17–23
41	May 30	Dodgers	13–6	Woodie Fryman (5–1)	Alan Foster (0–3)	Al Raffo (1)	10,737	18–23
42	May 31	Dodgers	6–7	Bill Singer (7–4)	Grant Jackson (4–5)	Jim Brewer (5)	11,345	18–24

June (15–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
43	June 1	Dodgers	4–12	Don Sutton (7–4)	Rick Wise (5–4)	Al McBean (3)	11,713	18–25
44	June 2	Padres	4–6	Al Santorini (3–2)	Jerry Johnson (2–6)	Gary Ross (1)	3,292	18–26
45	June 3	Padres	5–6	Clay Kirby (2–6)	Woodie Fryman (5–2)	Billy McCool (2)	3,646	18–27
46	June 4	Padres	0–3	Dick Kelley (3–4)	Bill Champion (0–1)	Billy McCool (3)	3,428	18–28
47	June 6	@ Giants	0–4	Gaylord Perry (8–5)	Rick Wise (5–5)	None	6,355	18–29
48	June 7	@ Giants	1–3	Juan Marichal (6–2)	Grant Jackson (4–6)	None	7,522	18–30
49	June 8	@ Giants	8–9 (12)	Frank Linzy (3–2)	Al Raffo (0–1)	None	9,055	18–31
50	June 10	@ Dodgers	1–2	Don Sutton (9–4)	Woodie Fryman (5–3)	None	13,166	18–32
51	June 11	@ Dodgers	3–0	Bill Champion (1–1)	Claude Osteen (8–5)	None	13,249	19–32
52	June 12	@ Dodgers	1–0	Grant Jackson (5–6)	Bill Singer (7–6)	None	13,846	20–32
53	June 13	@ Padres	6–1	Rick Wise (6–5)	Johnny Podres (5–5)	None	5,018	21–32
54	June 14	@ Padres	7–5	Jerry Johnson (3–6)	Al Santorini (3–4)	Turk Farrell (2)	6,127	22–32
55	June 15	@ Padres	5–4 (10)	Woodie Fryman (6–3)	Clay Kirby (2–7)	John Boozer (1)	7,311	23–32
56	June 17 (1)	Mets	0–1	Gary Gentry (6–5)	Bill Champion (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	23–33
57	June 17 (2)	Mets	7–3	Grant Jackson (6–6)	Don Cardwell (2–7)	None	17,259	24–33
58	June 18	Mets	0–2	Jerry Koosman (4–4)	Rick Wise (6–6)	None	5,608	24–34
59	June 19	Mets	5–6	Ron Taylor (3–1)	Al Raffo (0–2)	Tug McGraw (4)	6,871	24–35
60	June 20	Pirates	8–7	Bill Wilson (1–2)	Lou Marone (0–1)	John Boozer (2)	10,669	25–35
61	June 21	Pirates	2–8	Bruce Dal Canton (5–0)	Lowell Palmer (0–1)	None	5,469	25–36
62	June 22 (1)	Pirates	0–6	Dock Ellis (4–7)	Bill Champion (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	25–37
63	June 22 (2)	Pirates	3–2	Grant Jackson (7–6)	Steve Blass (7–4)	None	33,712	26–37
64	June 24 (1)	@ Mets	1–2	Tom Seaver (11–3)	Woodie Fryman (6–4)	None	see 2nd game	26–38
65	June 24 (2)	@ Mets	0–5	Jim McAndrew (1–2)	Jerry Johnson (3–7)	Ron Taylor (6)	39,843	26–39
66	June 25	@ Mets	6–5 (10)	Bill Wilson (2–2)	Ron Taylor (3–2)	John Boozer (3)	27,814	27–39
67	June 26	@ Mets	2–0	Grant Jackson (8–6)	Don Cardwell (2–8)	None	15,360	28–39
68	June 27	@ Expos	8–7	Bill Champion (2–3)	Steve Renko (0–1)	Bill Wilson (2)	16,847	29–39
69	June 28	@ Expos	13–8	Turk Farrell (3–2)	Bill Stoneman (4–10)	John Boozer (4)	11,150	30–39
70	June 29 (1)	@ Expos	2–0	Lowell Palmer (1–1)	Jerry Robertson (1–6)	None	see 2nd game	31–39
71	June 29 (2)	@ Expos	5–1	Jerry Johnson (4–7)	Mike Wegener (3–5)	None	27,169	32–39
72	June 30	@ Pirates	4–2	Woodie Fryman (7–4)	Dock Ellis (4–8)	John Boozer (5)	17,954	33–39

July (9–21)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	@ Pirates	7–4	Grant Jackson (9–6)	Steve Blass (8–5)	Bill Wilson (3)	6,652	34–39
74	July 2	@ Pirates	14–4	Al Raffo (1–2)	Jim Bunning (7–6)	John Boozer (6)	6,322	35–39
75	July 4 (1)	Expos	5–8	Jerry Robertson (2–6)	Lowell Palmer (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	35–40
76	July 4 (2)	Expos	3–7	Howie Reed (4–1)	Jerry Johnson (4–8)	Gary Waslewski (2)	21,521	35–41
77	July 5	Expos	4–6	Dan McGinn (4–7)	Woodie Fryman (7–5)	Dick Radatz (1)	3,496	35–42
78	July 6 (1)	Expos	13–2	Bill Champion (3–3)	Bill Stoneman (4–12)	None	see 2nd game	36–42
79	July 6 (2)	Expos	0–5	Gary Waslewski (1–2)	Grant Jackson (9–7)	None	8,664	36–43
–	July 7	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[261] Makeup: July 9 as a traditional double-header
80	July 8	Cardinals	3–6	Bob Gibson (11–6)	Jerry Johnson (4–9)	None	8,522	36–44
81	July 9 (1)	Cardinals	7–1	Woodie Fryman (8–5)	Nelson Briles (7–8)	None	see 2nd game	37–44
82	July 9 (2)	Cardinals	3–5	Nelson Briles (8–8)	Lowell Palmer (1–3)	Joe Hoerner (10)	13,919	37–45
83	July 10	Cardinals	3–9	Mike Torrez (3–4)	Grant Jackson (9–8)	Mudcat Grant (1)	3,888	37–46
84	July 11	@ Cubs	7–5	John Boozer (1–0)	Ted Abernathy (4–2)	Bill Wilson (4)	24,509	38–46
85	July 12	@ Cubs	4–7	Ferguson Jenkins (12–6)	Rick Wise (6–7)	Phil Regan (8)	26,732	38–47
86	July 13 (1)	@ Cubs	0–6	Ken Holtzman (11–5)	Woodie Fryman (8–6)	None	see 2nd game	38–48
87	July 13 (2)	@ Cubs	4–6	Jim Colborn (1–0)	Lowell Palmer (1–4)	Rich Nye (2)	34,913	38–49
88	July 15	@ Cardinals	2–8	Chuck Taylor (2–0)	Grant Jackson (9–9)	None	21,846	38–50
89	July 16	@ Cardinals	0–5	Steve Carlton (12–5)	Bill Champion (3–4)	None	24,737	38–51
90	July 17	@ Cardinals	3–11	Mike Torrez (4–4)	Rick Wise (6–8)	Ray Washburn (1)	17,814	38–52
91	July 18	Cubs	5–9	Phil Regan (10–5)	Bill Wilson (2–3)	None	16,751	38–53
92	July 19	Cubs	5–3	Rick Wise (7–8)	Bill Hands (11–8)	None	4,801	39–53
93	July 20 (1)	Cubs	0–1	Ferguson Jenkins (13–7)	Grant Jackson (9–10)	None	see 2nd game	39–54
94	July 20 (2)	Cubs	1–6	Dick Selma (10–4)	Bill Champion (3–5)	None	12,393	39–55
–	July 22	All-Star Game	Postponed (rain);^[262]^[263]^[264] Makeup: July 23
–	July 23	1969 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington
95	July 24	@ Astros	3–7	Don Wilson (11–7)	Rick Wise (7–9)	None	19,046	39–56
96	July 25	@ Astros	7–3	Grant Jackson (10–10)	Larry Dierker (12–8)	None	18,285	40–56
97	July 26	@ Astros	2–4	Tom Griffin (6–4)	Lowell Palmer (1–5)	Fred Gladding (19)	26,962	40–57
98	July 27	@ Astros	2–3 (11)	Fred Gladding (2–3)	Bill Wilson (2–4)	None	21,183	40–58
–	July 29 (1)	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[265] Makeup: July 30 as a traditional double-header
–	July 29 (2)	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[265] Makeup: July 31 as a traditional double-header
99	July 30 (1)	Braves	3–6	Milt Pappas (5–8)	Grant Jackson (10–11)	Cecil Upshaw (20)	see 2nd game	40–59
100	July 30 (2)	Braves	4–3	Bill Champion (4–5)	George Stone (9–6)	Bill Wilson (5)	9,391	41–59
101	July 31 (1)	Braves	2–4	Pat Jarvis (9–7)	Lowell Palmer (1–6)	Claude Raymond (1)	see 2nd game	41–60
102	July 31 (2)	Braves	9–0	Rick Wise (8–9)	Jim Britton (5–2)	None	8,507	42–60

August (10–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
103	August 1	Reds	6–7	Tony Cloninger (8–13)	Woodie Fryman (8–7)	Wayne Granger (14)	7,412	42–61
104	August 2	Reds	5–3	Grant Jackson (11–11)	Jim Merritt (10–5)	Bill Wilson (6)	8,615	43–61
105	August 3	Reds	17–19	Wayne Granger (5–4)	Turk Farrell (3–3)	None	13,181	43–62
–	August 4	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[266] Makeup: August 5 as a traditional double-header
106	August 5 (1)	Giants	2–6	Mike McCormick (8–5)	John Boozer (1–1)	None	see 2nd game	43–63
107	August 5 (2)	Giants	3–5	Bobby Bolin (6–7)	Woodie Fryman (8–8)	Frank Linzy (9)	8,712	43–64
108	August 6	Giants	5–4	Rick Wise (9–9)	Juan Marichal (13–8)	Bill Champion (1)	8,586	44–64
109	August 8	@ Reds	5–12	Jack Fisher (3–2)	Bill Wilson (2–5)	None	15,263	44–65
110	August 9	@ Reds	2–4 (12)	Wayne Granger (6–4)	Al Raffo (1–3)	None	19,239	44–66
111	August 10	@ Reds	0–10	Gary Nolan (3–3)	Woodie Fryman (8–9)	None	16,589	44–67
112	August 11	@ Reds	3–4	Jim Merritt (12–5)	Rick Wise (9–10)	Wayne Granger (16)	12,709	44–68
–	August 12	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[267] Makeup: August 13 as a traditional double-header
113	August 13 (1)	@ Braves	2–4	Milt Pappas (6–9)	John Boozer (1–2)	Cecil Upshaw (22)	see 2nd game	44–69
114	August 13 (2)	@ Braves	7–0	Jerry Johnson (5–9)	Pat Jarvis (10–8)	None	11,957	45–69
115	August 14	@ Braves	6–0	Woodie Fryman (9–9)	Phil Niekro (16–10)	None	9,832	46–69
116	August 15	Astros	1–0	Grant Jackson (12–11)	Denny Lemaster (9–12)	None	6,183	47–69
117	August 16	Astros	7–0	Rick Wise (10–10)	Tom Griffin (8–6)	None	3,113	48–69
118	August 17	Astros	2–3	Larry Dierker (15–9)	Bill Champion (4–6)	Fred Gladding (26)	4,795	48–70
119	August 19	Dodgers	0–2	Jim Bunning (11–9)	Woodie Fryman (9–10)	Jim Brewer (18)	7,850	48–71
120	August 20	Dodgers	5–8	Pete Mikkelsen (5–3)	Grant Jackson (12–12)	Al McBean (4)	8,232	48–72
121	August 21	Dodgers	2–1	Jerry Johnson (6–9)	Claude Osteen (16–11)	None	8,357	49–72
122	August 22	Padres	10–0	Rick Wise (11–10)	Clay Kirby (3–17)	None	3,824	50–72
123	August 23	Padres	7–6	Lowell Palmer (2–6)	Frank Reberger (1–2)	Turk Farrell (3)	4,669	51–72
124	August 24	Padres	6–4	Woodie Fryman (10–10)	Tommie Sisk (0–8)	None	4,761	52–72
125	August 26	@ Giants	4–13	Gaylord Perry (16–10)	Jerry Johnson (6–10)	None	5,208	52–73
126	August 27	@ Giants	7–8 (10)	Frank Linzy (11–6)	Turk Farrell (3–4)	None	4,973	52–74
127	August 28	@ Giants	3–4	Frank Linzy (12–6)	Bill Champion (4–7)	None	5,555	52–75
128	August 29	@ Dodgers	5–6	Pete Mikkelsen (6–3)	Woodie Fryman (10–11)	Ray Lamb (1)	19,512	52–76
129	August 30	@ Dodgers	0–2	Claude Osteen (18–11)	Jerry Johnson (6–11)	Pete Mikkelsen (3)	35,753	52–77
130	August 31	@ Dodgers	1–4	Bill Singer (17–8)	Rick Wise (11–11)	None	19,357	52–78

September (11–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 1	@ Padres	2–5	Clay Kirby (4–18)	Grant Jackson (12–13)	Gary Ross (3)	2,703	52–79
132	September 2	@ Padres	2–0	Bill Champion (5–7)	Tommie Sisk (0–10)	None	3,729	53–79
133	September 3	@ Padres	9–1	Woodie Fryman (11–11)	Al Santorini (6–13)	None	6,300	54–79
134	September 5 (1)	@ Mets	1–5	Tom Seaver (20–7)	Grant Jackson (12–14)	None	see 2nd game	54–80
135	September 5 (2)	@ Mets	4–2	Rick Wise (12–11)	Jim McAndrew (6–6)	None	40,450	55–80
136	September 6	@ Mets	0–3	Don Cardwell (6–9)	Jerry Johnson (6–12)	Tug McGraw (11)	20,477	55–81
137	September 7	@ Mets	3–9	Nolan Ryan (5–1)	Bill Champion (5–8)	None	28,937	55–82
138	September 8	Cardinals	3–4	Chuck Taylor (7–2)	Woodie Fryman (11–12)	Mudcat Grant (4)	2,025	55–83
139	September 9	Cardinals	2–6	Nelson Briles (15–12)	Grant Jackson (12–15)	Mudcat Grant (5)	2,547	55–84
140	September 10	Cubs	6–2	Rick Wise (13–11)	Ken Holtzman (16–10)	None	4,164	56–84
141	September 11	Cubs	4–3	Jeff James (1–0)	Dick Selma (12–7)	Grant Jackson (1)	4,255	57–84
142	September 12	Expos	0–4	Bill Stoneman (10–17)	Bill Champion (5–9)	None	2,739	57–85
143	September 13	Expos	5–7	Dan McGinn (6–10)	Woodie Fryman (11–13)	Jerry Robertson (1)	3,154	57–86
144	September 14	Expos	2–7	Steve Renko (5–6)	Grant Jackson (12–16)	Claude Raymond (2)	3,327	57–87
145	September 15 (1)	Pirates	2–1	Rick Wise (14–11)	Bob Veale (12–12)	None	see 2nd game	58–87
146	September 15 (2)	Pirates	4–3	Jeff James (2–0)	Bo Belinsky (0–3)	None	2,933	59–87
147	September 16	Pirates	5–9	Bob Moose (11–3)	Woodie Fryman (11–14)	Joe Gibbon (10)	1,169	59–88
148	September 17	@ Cubs	7–9	Ferguson Jenkins (20–14)	Bill Champion (5–10)	Rich Nye (3)	6,062	59–89
149	September 18	@ Cubs	5–3	Grant Jackson (13–16)	Phil Regan (12–6)	None	5,796	60–89
150	September 19 (1)	@ Expos	6–10	Gary Waslewski (3–9)	Rick Wise (14–12)	Howie Reed (1)	see 2nd game	60–90
151	September 19 (2)	@ Expos	1–3	Steve Renko (6–6)	Jeff James (2–1)	None	17,083	60–91
152	September 20	@ Expos	6–4	Woodie Fryman (12–14)	Mike Wegener (5–13)	None	12,624	61–91
153	September 21	@ Expos	6–7	Dan McGinn (7–10)	Lowell Palmer (2–7)	None	15,822	61–92
154	September 23	@ Pirates	4–3	Grant Jackson (14–16)	Bob Veale (13–13)	Jerry Johnson (1)	2,364	62–92
–	September 24	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[268] Makeup: September 25 as a traditional double-header
155	September 25 (1)	@ Pirates	3–5	Luke Walker (4–6)	Rick Wise (14–13)	None	see 2nd game	62–93
156	September 25 (2)	@ Pirates	7–9	Bob Moose (13–3)	Jeff James (2–2)	Joe Gibbon (11)	2,379	62–94
157	September 26	Mets	0–5	Jerry Koosman (17–9)	Woodie Fryman (12–15)	None	6,288	62–95
158	September 27	Mets	0–1	Tom Seaver (25–7)	Grant Jackson (14–17)	None	4,297	62–96
159	September 28	Mets	0–2	Gary Gentry (13–12)	Jerry Johnson (6–13)	Ron Taylor (13)	6,875	62–97
160	September 30	@ Cardinals	4–3	Rick Wise (15–13)	Santiago Guzmán (0–1)	None	9,891	63–97

October (0–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 1	@ Cardinals	5–6	Joe Hoerner (2–3)	Lowell Palmer (2–8)	None	7,810	63–98
162	October 2	@ Cardinals	2–3 (12)	Bob Gibson (20–13)	Grant Jackson (14–18)	None	11,680	63–99

1968 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1968 Game Log^[269]
Overall Record: 76–86

April (8–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 9	@ Dodgers	Postponed (Funeral of Martin Luther King Jr.);^[270]^[271]^[272]^[273] Makeup: April 16
1	April 10	@ Dodgers	2–0	Chris Short (1–0)	Claude Osteen (0–1)	None	28,138	1–0
2	April 11	@ Astros	3–7	Don Wilson (1–0)	Larry Jackson (0–1)	None	11,972	1–1
3	April 12	@ Astros	2–5	Denny Lemaster (1–0)	Woodie Fryman (0–1)	John Buzhardt (1)	16,415	1–2
4	April 13	@ Astros	3–4	Dave Giusti (1–0)	Grant Jackson (0–1)	None	13,164	1–3
5	April 14 (1)	@ Giants	2–13	Juan Marichal (1–0)	Rick Wise (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	1–4
6	April 14 (2)	@ Giants	1–3	Ray Sadecki (1–0)	Chris Short (1–1)	None	18,314	1–5
7	April 16	@ Dodgers	3–5	Mike Kekich (1–0)	Larry Jackson (0–2)	Hank Aguirre (1)	16,571	1–6
8	April 17	Dodgers	3–2	Woodie Fryman (1–1)	Don Drysdale (1–1)	Turk Farrell (1)	15,817	2–6
9	April 19	Astros	2–1	Chris Short (2–1)	Dave Giusti (1–1)	None	6,671	3–6
10	April 20	Astros	7–1	Larry Jackson (1–2)	Larry Dierker (1–2)	None	3,738	4–6
11	April 21	Astros	8–0	Woodie Fryman (2–1)	Don Wilson (1–1)	None	5,634	5–6
12	April 22	Giants	2–1 (10)	Rick Wise (1–1)	Frank Linzy (1–2)	None	4,231	6–6
13	April 23	Giants	1–7	Juan Marichal (3–0)	Chris Short (2–2)	None	8,618	6–7
–	April 24	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[274] Makeup: June 18 as a traditional double-header
14	April 26	@ Braves	1–3	Pat Jarvis (1–2)	Larry Jackson (1–3)	None	10,614	6–8
15	April 27	@ Braves	4–1	Woodie Fryman (3–1)	Dick Kelley (1–2)	None	14,207	7–8
16	April 28	@ Braves	4–3	Rick Wise (2–1)	Phil Niekro (2–2)	Turk Farrell (2)	13,442	8–8
17	April 30	@ Mets	0–1	Don Cardwell (1–2)	Chris Short (2–3)	None	3,771	8–9

May (13–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
18	May 1	@ Mets	7–2 (11)	Larry Jackson (2–3)	Ron Taylor (0–1)	Grant Jackson (1)	11,450	9–9
19	May 2	@ Mets	0–3	Nolan Ryan (2–2)	Woodie Fryman (3–2)	Ron Taylor (2)	9,795	9–10
20	May 3	Pirates	3–2	Turk Farrell (1–0)	Ron Kline (0–1)	None	9,433	10–10
21	May 4	Pirates	3–2	Dick Hall (1–0)	Roy Face (0–1)	None	15,834	11–10
22	May 5	Pirates	2–5	Dave Wickersham (1–0)	Larry Jackson (2–4)	Bob Moose (3)	9,407	11–11
23	May 6	@ Reds	1–10	George Culver (1–1)	Woodie Fryman (3–3)	None	3,991	11–12
24	May 7	@ Reds	5–2	Rick Wise (3–1)	Jim Maloney (2–2)	Turk Farrell (3)	4,953	12–12
25	May 8	@ Reds	6–2	Dick Hall (2–0)	Bob Lee (2–2)	None	3,535	13–12
26	May 9	@ Reds	7–3	Larry Jackson (3–4)	Milt Pappas (2–2)	Turk Farrell (4)	3,735	14–12
27	May 10	@ Pirates	1–2	Bob Veale (1–3)	Woodie Fryman (3–4)	Roy Face (3)	9,397	14–13
–	May 11	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[275] Makeup: July 11 as a traditional double-header
28	May 12	@ Pirates	1–2	Al McBean (5–2)	Jeff James (0–1)	None	12,203	14–14
29	May 13	Braves	2–4	Phil Niekro (3–3)	Chris Short (2–4)	None	3,126	14–15
30	May 14	Braves	1–3	Ron Reed (4–0)	Larry Jackson (3–5)	None	4,531	14–16
–	May 15	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[276] Makeup: July 26 as a traditional double-header
–	May 16	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[276] Makeup: August 28 as a traditional double-header
31	May 17	Cardinals	1–0 (10)	Woodie Fryman (4–4)	Bob Gibson (3–3)	None	17,034	15–16
32	May 18	Cardinals	3–2	Larry Jackson (4–5)	Nelson Briles (5–3)	None	12,941	16–16
33	May 19	Cardinals	4–3	Turk Farrell (2–0)	Joe Hoerner (2–1)	None	27,725	17–16
34	May 21	@ Cubs	5–6	Rich Nye (3–4)	Turk Farrell (2–1)	None	4,422	17–17
35	May 22	Mets	8–0	Woodie Fryman (5–4)	Don Cardwell (1–5)	None	5,717	18–17
–	May 23	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[277] Makeup: September 20 as a traditional double-header
36	May 24	@ Cardinals	1–5	Steve Carlton (5–1)	Chris Short (2–5)	None	34,515	18–18
37	May 25	@ Cardinals	1–0	Larry Jackson (5–5)	Larry Jaster (2–2)	Turk Farrell (5)	19,432	19–18
38	May 26	@ Cardinals	9–3	Woodie Fryman (6–4)	Hal Gilson (0–1)	None	42,446	20–18
–	May 28	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[278] Makeup: July 17 as a traditional double-header
39	May 29 (1)	Cubs	2–9	Ken Holtzman (4–3)	Chris Short (2–6)	None	see 2nd game	20–19
40	May 29 (2)	Cubs	8–3	Rick Wise (4–1)	Rich Nye (3–5)	None	18,128	21–19
–	May 30	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[279] Makeup: September 13 as a traditional double-header
41	May 31	Reds	4–5	Gary Nolan (1–0)	Turk Farrell (2–2)	George Culver (2)	9,112	21–20

June (12–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 1	Reds	12–0	Woodie Fryman (7–4)	Milt Pappas (2–5)	None	10,566	22–20
43	June 2	Reds	3–5	Jim Maloney (5–3)	Rick Wise (4–2)	None	6,662	22–21
44	June 3	@ Giants	1–0	Chris Short (3–6)	Ray Sadecki (6–6)	None	3,609	23–21
45	June 4	@ Giants	5–1	Larry Jackson (6–5)	Mike McCormick (4–7)	None	4,870	24–21
46	June 5	@ Giants	2–1	Woodie Fryman (8–4)	Gaylord Perry (6–3)	None	3,018	25–21
47	June 6	@ Giants	2–7	Juan Marichal (10–2)	Rick Wise (4–3)	None	3,758	25–22
48	June 7	@ Dodgers	0–2	Claude Osteen (5–7)	Chris Short (3–7)	None	18,249	25–23
49	June 8	@ Dodgers	3–5	Don Drysdale (8–3)	Larry Jackson (6–6)	Hank Aguirre (2)	50,060	25–24
50	June 9	@ Dodgers	3–4	Jim Brewer (3–1)	Woodie Fryman (8–5)	None	18,781	25–25
51	June 11	Astros	1–5	Larry Dierker (6–8)	Rick Wise (4–4)	None	5,243	25–26
–	June 12	Astros	Postponed (rain);^[280] Makeup: August 13 as a traditional double-header
52	June 13	Astros	3–2	Chris Short (4–7)	Dave Giusti (4–7)	Turk Farrell (6)	4,542	26–26
53	June 14 (1)	Dodgers	0–6	Bill Singer (6–5)	Jeff James (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	26–27
54	June 14 (2)	Dodgers	2–1	Woodie Fryman (9–5)	Jim Brewer (3–2)	None	19,716	27–27
55	June 15	Dodgers	6–5	Turk Farrell (3–2)	Hank Aguirre (0–1)	None	11,868	28–27
56	June 16	Dodgers	1–2	Claude Osteen (6–8)	Rick Wise (4–5)	Jim Brewer (3)	29,084	28–28
–	June 17	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[281] Makeup: September 2 as a traditional double-header
57	June 18 (1)	Giants	10–2	Chris Short (5–7)	Gaylord Perry (6–4)	None	see 2nd game	29–28
58	June 18 (2)	Giants	9–1	Woodie Fryman (10–5)	Mike McCormick (5–9)	None	22,184	30–28
59	June 19	Giants	1–5	Juan Marichal (13–2)	Larry Jackson (6–7)	None	15,520	30–29
60	June 20	Giants	2–1	Rick Wise (5–5)	Ray Sadecki (7–9)	None	12,656	31–29
61	June 21	@ Astros	1–2	Mike Cuellar (4–3)	Jeff James (0–3)	None	19,274	31–30
62	June 22	@ Astros	7–6	Gary Wagner (1–0)	Wade Blasingame (1–2)	Turk Farrell (7)	21,015	32–30
63	June 23	@ Astros	4–7	Denny Lemaster (7–6)	Woodie Fryman (10–6)	Fred Gladding (2)	15,876	32–31
64	June 25	@ Braves	1–6	Ron Reed (8–3)	Larry Jackson (6–8)	None	11,876	32–32
65	June 26	@ Braves	3–2 (11)	John Boozer (1–0)	Jim Britton (3–2)	Turk Farrell (8)	10,128	33–32
66	June 27	@ Braves	3–4	Pat Jarvis (8–5)	Chris Short (5–8)	Cecil Upshaw (4)	12,347	33–33
67	June 28	Pirates	1–10	Jim Bunning (4–9)	Woodie Fryman (10–7)	None	18,994	33–34
68	June 29	Pirates	0–1	Bob Moose (3–5)	Larry Jackson (6–9)	None	17,052	33–35
69	June 30	Pirates	2–5	Bob Veale (6–7)	Turk Farrell (3–3)	None	8,884	33–36

July (15–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
70	July 1	@ Cubs	6–4	Chris Short (6–8)	Rich Nye (4–9)	John Boozer (1)	9,614	34–36
71	July 2	@ Cubs	3–5	Ferguson Jenkins (7–9)	Woodie Fryman (10–8)	None	10,932	34–37
72	July 3	@ Cubs	3–2	Larry Jackson (7–9)	Ken Holtzman (5–5)	Chris Short (1)	9,179	35–37
73	July 4 (1)	@ Cubs	2–6	Joe Niekro (7–6)	Grant Jackson (0–2)	Phil Regan (13)	see 2nd game	35–38
74	July 4 (2)	@ Cubs	7–4	Jeff James (1–3)	Darcy Fast (0–1)	John Boozer (2)	21,516	36–38
75	July 5	Mets	3–1	Chris Short (7–8)	Tom Seaver (7–6)	None	10,084	37–38
76	July 6	Mets	6–11	Al Jackson (2–3)	Woodie Fryman (10–9)	Cal Koonce (6)	4,032	37–39
77	July 7 (1)	Mets	4–3	Dick Hall (3–0)	Ron Taylor (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	38–39
78	July 7 (2)	Mets	2–4	Danny Frisella (2–3)	Larry Jackson (7–10)	Tom Seaver (1)	14,478	38–40
–	July 9	1968 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at the Houston Astrodome in Houston
79	July 11 (1)	@ Pirates	5–0	Larry Jackson (8–10)	Bob Veale (7–9)	None	see 2nd game	39–40
80	July 11 (2)	@ Pirates	4–1	Chris Short (8–8)	Bob Moose (3–6)	John Boozer (3)	15,371	40–40
81	July 12	@ Pirates	3–2	Jeff James (2–3)	Jim Bunning (4–11)	John Boozer (4)	9,206	41–40
82	July 13	@ Pirates	3–2 (16)	Chris Short (9–8)	Dock Ellis (1–1)	None	6,869	42–40
83	July 14 (1)	@ Mets	5–3	Rick Wise (6–5)	Al Jackson (2–4)	None	see 2nd game	43–40
84	July 14 (2)	@ Mets	9–2	Grant Jackson (1–2)	Danny Frisella (2–4)	None	57,011	44–40
85	July 15	@ Mets	5–3	Larry Jackson (9–10)	Nolan Ryan (6–8)	John Boozer (5)	20,628	45–40
86	July 16	Cubs	3–4 (12)	Phil Regan (8–2)	Gary Wagner (1–1)	Joe Niekro (1)	11,980	45–41
87	July 17 (1)	Cubs	4–8	Bill Hands (9–5)	Woodie Fryman (10–10)	Phil Regan (14)	see 2nd game	45–42
88	July 17 (2)	Cubs	8–0	Jeff James (3–3)	Rich Nye (4–11)	None	17,920	46–42
89	July 19	@ Reds	2–9	George Culver (7–9)	Rick Wise (6–6)	Clay Carroll (3)	12,400	46–43
90	July 20	@ Reds	3–9	Gerry Arrigo (5–5)	Larry Jackson (9–11)	Ted Abernathy (10)	13,256	46–44
91	July 21	@ Reds	6–12	Tony Cloninger (2–5)	Chris Short (9–9)	Ted Abernathy (11)	10,885	46–45
92	July 22	@ Cardinals	4–5	Wayne Granger (4–0)	John Boozer (1–1)	None	17,619	46–46
93	July 23	@ Cardinals	5–11	Larry Jaster (8–5)	Rick Wise (6–7)	Dick Hughes (3)	26,199	46–47
94	July 24	@ Cardinals	1–3	Ray Washburn (9–3)	Larry Jackson (9–12)	Joe Hoerner (11)	23,828	46–48
95	July 25	@ Cardinals	0–5	Bob Gibson (14–5)	Chris Short (9–10)	None	28,147	46–49
96	July 26 (1)	Braves	4–5	George Stone (1–1)	Grant Jackson (1–3)	Claude Raymond (7)	see 2nd game	46–50
97	July 26 (2)	Braves	2–3	Milt Pappas (6–7)	Jeff James (3–4)	Cecil Upshaw (7)	16,334	46–51
98	July 27	Braves	1–0	Woodie Fryman (11–10)	Jim Britton (4–5)	None	12,020	47–51
99	July 28	Braves	3–0	Larry Jackson (10–12)	Pat Jarvis (10–8)	None	8,173	48–51
100	July 29 (1)	Reds	6–7	Ted Abernathy (8–1)	Turk Farrell (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	48–52
101	July 29 (2)	Reds	1–6	George Culver (9–9)	Chris Short (9–11)	None	14,083	48–53
102	July 30	Reds	2–5	Tony Cloninger (3–6)	Rick Wise (6–8)	Clay Carroll (6)	7,213	48–54
103	July 31	Cardinals	2–3	Nelson Briles (13–7)	Woodie Fryman (11–11)	None	14,811	48–55

August (14–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
104	August 1	Cardinals	1–2 (8)	Steve Carlton (11–5)	Larry Jackson (10–13)	None	12,674	48–56
105	August 2	@ Astros	3–4	Pat House (1–0)	Grant Jackson (1–4)	Steve Shea (3)	12,957	48–57
106	August 3	@ Astros	2–1	Chris Short (10–11)	Mike Cuellar (6–6)	None	19,185	49–57
107	August 4	@ Astros	3–2	Rick Wise (7–8)	Steve Shea (1–2)	None	15,003	50–57
108	August 5	@ Giants	6–4 (10)	Dick Hall (4–0)	Mike McCormick (7–13)	None	5,429	51–57
109	August 6	@ Giants	1–4	Gaylord Perry (10–10)	Larry Jackson (10–14)	None	6,246	51–58
110	August 7	@ Giants	3–4	Frank Linzy (5–7)	Dick Hall (4–1)	None	5,109	51–59
111	August 8	@ Dodgers	1–0	Rick Wise (8–8)	Bill Singer (9–11)	None	14,198	52–59
112	August 9	@ Dodgers	3–2	Chris Short (11–11)	Claude Osteen (8–17)	Gary Wagner (1)	15,150	53–59
113	August 10	@ Dodgers	2–3 (14)	Hank Aguirre (1–2)	Grant Jackson (1–5)	None	15,559	53–60
114	August 11	@ Dodgers	0–1	Don Drysdale (13–10)	Larry Jackson (10–15)	None	13,365	53–61
115	August 13 (1)	Astros	0–5	Don Wilson (9–12)	Rick Wise (8–9)	None	see 2nd game	53–62
116	August 13 (2)	Astros	4–2	Jeff James (4–4)	Mike Cuellar (6–8)	Gary Wagner (2)	7,021	54–62
117	August 14	Astros	4–3	Chris Short (12–11)	Denny Lemaster (9–12)	Gary Wagner (3)	4,040	55–62
118	August 15	Astros	2–3	Dave Giusti (7–12)	Turk Farrell (3–5)	Danny Coombs (1)	3,217	55–63
119	August 16	Giants	5–7	Joe Gibbon (1–2)	Gary Wagner (1–2)	Bill Monbouquette (1)	18,586	55–64
120	August 17	Giants	4–6	Juan Marichal (22–5)	Rick Wise (8–10)	Frank Linzy (8)	9,526	55–65
121	August 18	Giants	5–3	Gary Wagner (2–2)	Bill Monbouquette (5–8)	None	11,562	56–65
122	August 19	Cardinals	0–2	Bob Gibson (18–5)	Woodie Fryman (11–12)	None	12,278	56–66
123	August 20	Cardinals	8–2	Larry Jackson (11–15)	Nelson Briles (16–8)	None	9,379	57–66
124	August 21	Cardinals	3–8	Dick Hughes (2–2)	Jerry Johnson (0–1)	Joe Hoerner (13)	9,500	57–67
125	August 22	Cardinals	7–3	Chris Short (13–11)	Larry Jaster (8–10)	None	10,193	58–67
126	August 23	@ Braves	0–6	Pat Jarvis (13–9)	Rick Wise (8–11)	None	23,408	58–68
127	August 24	@ Braves	4–3	Jerry Johnson (1–1)	George Stone (3–3)	Gary Wagner (4)	9,053	59–68
128	August 25	@ Braves	4–1	Larry Jackson (12–15)	Phil Niekro (11–10)	None	8,049	60–68
129	August 26	@ Reds	5–6	Clay Carroll (6–5)	Gary Wagner (2–3)	None	6,221	60–69
130	August 27	@ Reds	0–10	Tony Cloninger (5–6)	Rick Wise (8–12)	None	6,623	60–70
131	August 28 (1)	Braves	2–9	George Stone (4–3)	Woodie Fryman (11–13)	None	see 2nd game	60–71
132	August 28 (2)	Braves	1–2	Pat Jarvis (14–9)	Jerry Johnson (1–2)	None	6,713	60–72
133	August 29	Braves	0–6	Phil Niekro (11–11)	Larry Jackson (12–16)	None	4,396	60–73
134	August 30	Reds	7–4	Chris Short (14–11)	Jim Maloney (11–9)	Turk Farrell (9)	6,614	61–73
135	August 31	Reds	3–2	Turk Farrell (4–5)	Clay Carroll (6–6)	None	6,629	62–73

September (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
136	September 1	Reds	4–3	Jerry Johnson (2–2)	Ted Abernathy (9–3)	None	4,381	63–73
137	September 2 (1)	Dodgers	5–4	John Boozer (2–1)	John Purdin (2–3)	Gary Wagner (5)	see 2nd game	64–73
138	September 2 (2)	Dodgers	7–5	Woodie Fryman (12–13)	Mike Kekich (2–9)	Turk Farrell (10)	5,240	65–73
139	September 3	Dodgers	9–10	Jim Brewer (7–3)	John Boozer (2–2)	None	2,812	65–74
140	September 4	Dodgers	0–3	Don Sutton (7–14)	Larry Jackson (12–17)	None	3,282	65–75
141	September 6	@ Cubs	5–2	Rick Wise (9–12)	Bill Hands (15–9)	None	2,621	66–75
142	September 7	@ Cubs	4–2	Chris Short (15–11)	Ferguson Jenkins (17–13)	Gary Wagner (6)	13,578	67–75
143	September 8	@ Cubs	3–10	Ken Holtzman (10–11)	Woodie Fryman (12–14)	None	15,789	67–76
144	September 9	@ Pirates	8–7 (15)	Chris Short (16–11)	Bruce Dal Canton (1–1)	None	2,664	68–76
–	September 10	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[282] Makeup: September 11 as a traditional double-header
145	September 11	@ Pirates	8–6 (12)	Gary Wagner (3–3)	Al McBean (9–12)	Turk Farrell (11)	see 2nd game	69–76
146	September 12	@ Pirates	4–6	Steve Blass (15–5)	Rick Wise (9–13)	Luke Walker (3)	2,789	69–77
147	September 13 (1)	Cubs	3–1	Chris Short (17–11)	Ken Holtzman (10–12)	None	see 2nd game	70–77
148	September 13 (2)	Cubs	1–9	Rich Nye (6–12)	Jerry Johnson (2–3)	None	5,253	70–78
149	September 14	Cubs	4–1	Larry Jackson (13–17)	Bill Hands (16–10)	None	2,251	71–78
150	September 15	Cubs	0–4	Ferguson Jenkins (18–14)	Grant Jackson (1–6)	None	4,015	71–79
151	September 16	Pirates	1–6	Dock Ellis (5–4)	Rick Wise (9–14)	None	2,087	71–80
152	September 17	Pirates	2–4	Bob Moose (7–10)	Chris Short (17–12)	Bruce Dal Canton (1)	2,576	71–81
153	September 18	Pirates	2–1	Jerry Johnson (3–3)	Bob Veale (13–14)	Gary Wagner (7)	2,463	72–81
154	September 20 (1)	Mets	2–3	Tom Seaver (15–11)	Gary Wagner (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	72–82
155	September 20 (2)	Mets	4–5	Cal Koonce (6–4)	Turk Farrell (4–6)	None	4,443	72–83
156	September 21	Mets	4–3	Chris Short (18–12)	Dick Selma (9–10)	Gary Wagner (8)	1,854	73–83
157	September 22	Mets	2–5	Jim McAndrew (4–7)	Rick Wise (9–15)	Don Cardwell (1)	3,259	73–84
158	September 24	@ Cardinals	2–1	Jerry Johnson (4–3)	Ray Washburn (13–8)	None	10,530	74–84
159	September 25	@ Cardinals	4–5	Nelson Briles (19–11)	Chris Short (18–13)	Joe Hoerner (16)	10,992	74–85
160	September 27	@ Mets	3–2 (11)	Gary Wagner (4–4)	Ron Taylor (1–5)	Turk Farrell (12)	11,169	75–85
161	September 28	@ Mets	1–3	Jerry Koosman (19–12)	Jerry Johnson (4–4)	None	9,140	75–86
162	September 29	@ Mets	10–3	Chris Short (19–13)	Tom Seaver (16–12)	None	29,302	76–86

1967 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1967 Game Log^[283]
Overall Record: 82–80

April (8–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 11	@ Cubs	2–4	Ferguson Jenkins (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–1)	None	16,462	0–1
2	April 12	@ Cubs	5–4 (11)	Rick Wise (1–0)	Rich Nye (0–1)	None	2,690	1–1
–	April 13	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[284] Makeup: August 10
3	April 14	Mets	5–1	Chris Short (1–0)	Jack Fisher (0–1)	None	26,649	2–1
4	April 15	Mets	6–2	Jim Bunning (1–1)	Bob Shaw (0–1)	None	5,195	3–1
5	April 16	Mets	2–0	Larry Jackson (1–0)	Bill Denehy (0–1)	None	9,213	4–1
–	April 17	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[285] Makeup: June 6 as a traditional double-header
6	April 18	Cubs	4–8	Bill Hands (1–0)	Chris Short (1–1)	None	3,172	4–2
–	April 19	Pirates	Postponed (cold weather);^[286] Makeup: June 15 as a traditional double-header
7	April 21	@ Mets	3–6	Jack Fisher (1–1)	Jim Bunning (1–2)	Don Shaw (3)	5,093	4–3
8	April 22	@ Mets	4–3	Larry Jackson (2–0)	Bob Shaw (0–2)	None	15,032	5–3
9	April 23 (1)	@ Mets	10–6	Grant Jackson (1–0)	Don Shaw (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	6–3
10	April 23 (2)	@ Mets	3–1	Dick Ellsworth (1–0)	Bill Denehy (0–2)	None	38,081	7–3
11	April 25	@ Pirates	3–7	Billy O'Dell (1–0)	Jim Bunning (1–3)	None	5,585	7–4
–	April 26	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[287] Makeup: August 31
12	April 27	@ Pirates	4–5	Pete Mikkelsen (1–0)	Dick Hall (0–1)	Bill Short (1)	4,979	7–5
13	April 28	@ Braves	8–9	Clay Carroll (2–2)	Dick Hall (0–2)	None	12,921	7–6
14	April 29	@ Braves	2–3	Pat Jarvis (2–0)	Chris Short (1–2)	Phil Niekro (3)	12,200	7–7
15	April 30 (1)	@ Braves	6–4	Grant Jackson (2–0)	Clay Carroll (2–3)	Dick Hall (1)	see 2nd game	8–7
16	April 30 (2)	@ Braves	3–6	Bob Bruce (1–0)	Rick Wise (1–1)	Phil Niekro (4)	27,644	8–8

May (10–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
17	May 2	Astros	3–10	Mike Cuellar (2–1)	Larry Jackson (2–1)	None	4,568	8–9
18	May 3	Astros	1–0	Chris Short (2–2)	Larry Dierker (2–2)	None	4,428	9–9
19	May 4	Astros	1–4	Turk Farrell (1–0)	Dick Ellsworth (1–1)	Carroll Sembera (1)	3,591	9–10
20	May 5	Dodgers	3–1	Jim Bunning (2–3)	Jim Brewer (0–1)	Chris Short (1)	12,805	10–10
–	May 6	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[288] Makeup: July 18 as a traditional double-header
–	May 7	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[288] Makeup: September 15 as a traditional double-header
–	May 8	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[289] Makeup: May 10 as a traditional double-header
21	May 9	Braves	3–2	Chris Short (3–2)	Clay Carroll (2–4)	Dick Hall (2)	3,770	11–10
22	May 10 (1)	Braves	4–3	Turk Farrell (2–0)	Phil Niekro (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	12–10
23	May 10 (2)	Braves	2–7	Wade Blasingame (1–0)	Larry Jackson (2–2)	Phil Niekro (6)	9,252	12–11
24	May 12	@ Reds	2–4	Sammy Ellis (3–2)	Dick Ellsworth (1–2)	None	10,460	12–12
25	May 13	@ Reds	3–2	Turk Farrell (3–0)	Billy McCool (3–2)	None	16,076	13–12
26	May 14 (1)	@ Reds	1–2	Jim Maloney (2–2)	Larry Jackson (2–3)	Ted Abernathy (11)	see 2nd game	13–13
27	May 14 (2)	@ Reds	0–1	Gary Nolan (3–1)	Jim Bunning (2–4)	None	12,381	13–14
28	May 16	@ Cardinals	3–4	Joe Hoerner (1–1)	Grant Jackson (2–1)	None	10,514	13–15
29	May 17	@ Cardinals	2–3	Dick Hughes (1–1)	Turk Farrell (3–1)	None	15,923	13–16
30	May 18	Reds	7–1^{^[a]}	Jim Bunning (3–4)	Billy McCool (3–3)	None	8,045	14–16
31	May 19	Reds	1–6	Jim Maloney (3–2)	Larry Jackson (2–4)	None	12,204	14–17
32	May 20	Reds	2–5	Gerry Arrigo (4–0)	Grant Jackson (2–2)	None	6,299	14–18
33	May 21	Reds	2–1 (18)	Dick Hall (1–2)	Darrell Osteen (0–1)	None	8,641	15–18
34	May 22	Giants	1–3	Gaylord Perry (2–4)	Jim Bunning (3–5)	None	9,341	15–19
35	May 23	Giants	4–5 (11)	Frank Linzy (3–1)	Turk Farrell (3–2)	Bill Henry (2)	9,920	15–20
–	May 24	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[290] Makeup: June 30 as a traditional double-header
36	May 26	Cardinals	7–4	Dick Hall (2–2)	Ron Willis (1–1)	Turk Farrell (1)	15,365	16–20
37	May 27	Cardinals	4–11	Larry Jaster (3–1)	Grant Jackson (2–3)	Nelson Briles (1)	6,351	16–21
38	May 28	Cardinals	3–8	Steve Carlton (3–1)	Larry Jackson (2–5)	None	11,250	16–22
39	May 29	@ Giants	9–12	Joe Gibbon (1–0)	Dick Ellsworth (1–3)	Lindy McDaniel (1)	6,875	16–23
40	May 30	@ Giants	5–4	Jim Bunning (4–5)	Juan Marichal (8–4)	None	26,981	17–23
41	May 31	@ Dodgers	6–0 (11)	Dick Hall (3–2)	Don Drysdale (5–4)	None	16,044	18–23

June (17–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 1	@ Dodgers	6–1	Larry Jackson (3–5)	Claude Osteen (6–5)	None	16,597	19–23
43	June 2	@ Astros	5–3	Dick Ellsworth (2–3)	Chris Zachary (0–6)	Turk Farrell (2)	12,794	20–23
44	June 3	@ Astros	4–2	Jim Bunning (5–5)	Larry Dierker (5–3)	None	20,930	21–23
45	June 4	@ Astros	6–1	Turk Farrell (4–2)	Dan Schneider (0–1)	Dick Hall (3)	25,836	22–23
46	June 5	Cubs	3–13	Bob Hendley (2–0)	Larry Jackson (3–6)	Cal Koonce (2)	5,865	22–24
47	June 6 (1)	Cubs	8–6	Dick Hall (4–2)	Chuck Hartenstein (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	23–24
48	June 6 (2)	Cubs	9–8	Turk Farrell (5–2)	Ray Culp (3–5)	None	14,576	24–24
49	June 7	Cubs	1–3	Ferguson Jenkins (7–3)	Jim Bunning (5–6)	None	8,137	24–25
50	June 9	@ Pirates	1–16	Billy O'Dell (5–2)	Rick Wise (1–2)	None	17,064	24–26
51	June 10	@ Pirates	3–4	Al McBean (2–0)	Dick Hall (4–3)	None	17,587	24–27
52	June 11	@ Pirates	14–1	Jim Bunning (6–6)	Juan Pizarro (3–6)	None	15,915	25–27
53	June 12	Braves	7–4	Turk Farrell (6–2)	Dick Kelley (1–6)	None	9,874	26–27
54	June 13	Braves	0–1	Phil Niekro (2–2)	Rick Wise (1–3)	None	10,722	26–28
55	June 14	Braves	7–16	Ken Johnson (6–4)	Larry Jackson (3–7)	Bob Bruce (1)	10,143	26–29
56	June 15 (1)	Pirates	4–1	Dick Hall (5–3)	Bob Veale (7–2)	None	see 2nd game	27–29
57	June 15 (2)	Pirates	2–5	Steve Blass (2–1)	Dick Ellsworth (2–4)	None	24,480	27–30
58	June 16	Pirates	5–3	Larry Jackson (4–7)	Billy O'Dell (5–4)	None	20,796	28–30
59	June 17	Pirates	5–6	Dennis Ribant (3–3)	Jim Bunning (6–7)	Roy Face (10)	9,595	28–31
60	June 18	Pirates	3–5	Tommie Sisk (5–4)	Rick Wise (1–4)	Juan Pizarro (1)	14,726	28–32
61	June 20	Mets	4–0	Larry Jackson (5–7)	Bob Hendley (2–1)	None	7,718	29–32
62	June 21	Mets	0–2	Jack Fisher (5–7)	Jim Bunning (6–8)	None	8,229	29–33
–	June 22	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[291] Makeup: August 15 as a traditional double-header
63	June 23	@ Cardinals	2–3	Dick Hughes (7–2)	Rick Wise (1–5)	None	31,727	29–34
64	June 24	@ Cardinals	1–2	Bob Gibson (9–5)	Larry Jackson (5–8)	None	19,486	29–35
65	June 25 (1)	@ Cardinals	6–4	Jim Bunning (7–8)	Larry Jaster (4–3)	Dick Hall (4)	see 2nd game	30–35
66	June 25 (2)	@ Cardinals	10–4	John Boozer (1–0)	Al Jackson (5–3)	None	47,020	31–35
67	June 26	@ Cubs	2–4	Rich Nye (6–3)	Turk Farrell (6–3)	Chuck Hartenstein (1)	9,145	31–36
68	June 27	@ Cubs	4–2	Rick Wise (2–5)	Curt Simmons (3–6)	Dick Hall (5)	12,769	32–36
69	June 28	@ Mets	6–5	John Boozer (2–0)	Tom Seaver (6–5)	Dick Hall (6)	20,396	33–36
70	June 29	@ Mets	1–0	Jim Bunning (8–8)	Jack Fisher (5–9)	None	13,653	34–36
71	June 30 (1)	Giants	10–3	Chris Short (4–2)	Gaylord Perry (5–10)	None	see 2nd game	35–36
72	June 30 (2)	Giants	3–12	Juan Marichal (11–6)	Turk Farrell (6–4)	None	22,618	35–37

July (13–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	Giants	2–3	Mike McCormick (9–3)	Rick Wise (2–6)	Frank Linzy (10)	20,181	35–38
74	July 2	Giants	8–7	Dick Hall (6–3)	Lindy McDaniel (1–4)	None	11,667	36–38
75	July 4 (1)	Astros	9–0	Chris Short (5–2)	Dave Giusti (4–8)	None	see 2nd game	37–38
76	July 4 (2)	Astros	4–3 (11)	Larry Jackson (6–8)	Barry Latman (1–4)	None	16,368	38–38
77	July 5	Astros	3–2	Rick Wise (3–6)	Mike Cuellar (9–4)	Dick Hall (7)	7,547	39–38
78	July 7	Cardinals	1–5	Steve Carlton (7–5)	Larry Jackson (6–9)	None	21,176	39–39
79	July 8	Cardinals	4–6 (12)	Nelson Briles (4–2)	Dick Hall (6–4)	Al Jackson (1)	21,488	39–40
80	July 9	Cardinals	4–3 (10)	Rick Wise (4–6)	Ron Willis (1–3)	None	19,619	40–40
–	July 11	1967 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Anaheim Stadium in Anaheim
–	July 13	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[292] Makeup: September 4 as a day-night double-header^[293]
81	July 14	@ Braves	2–4	Tony Cloninger (3–4)	Rick Wise (4–7)	Cecil Upshaw (1)	21,168	40–41
82	July 15	@ Braves	2–5	Pat Jarvis (9–3)	Chris Short (5–3)	None	21,118	40–42
83	July 16	@ Reds	8–0	Jim Bunning (9–8)	Gerry Arrigo (5–4)	None	15,512	41–42
84	July 17	@ Reds	5–8	Ted Abernathy (3–3)	Dick Hall (6–5)	None	7,517	41–43
85	July 18 (1)	Dodgers	5–0	Rick Wise (5–7)	Don Sutton (6–11)	None	see 2nd game	42–43
86	July 18 (2)	Dodgers	1–2	Phil Regan (3–4)	John Boozer (2–1)	Ron Perranoski (8)	17,746	42–44
87	July 19	Dodgers	1–3 (11)	Jim Brewer (3–2)	Chris Short (5–4)	Ron Perranoski (9)	12,337	42–45
88	July 20	Dodgers	10–4	Larry Jackson (7–9)	Claude Osteen (11–10)	None	11,311	43–45
89	July 21	Reds	5–3	Turk Farrell (7–4)	Sammy Ellis (6–7)	Dick Hall (8)	15,899	44–45
90	July 22	Reds	7–2	Rick Wise (6–7)	Jim Maloney (8–6)	None	16,733	45–45
91	July 23	Reds	1–2	Milt Pappas (9–7)	Chris Short (5–5)	Ted Abernathy (15)	13,063	45–46
92	July 24	@ Astros	1–2 (11)	Mike Cuellar (10–6)	Dick Hall (6–6)	None	20,275	45–47
93	July 25	@ Astros	12–7	Jim Bunning (10–8)	Wade Blasingame (3–3)	John Boozer (1)	15,294	46–47
94	July 26	@ Astros	2–3	Larry Sherry (1–1)	Rick Wise (6–8)	None	10,741	46–48
95	July 27	@ Giants	8–3	John Boozer (3–1)	Mike McCormick (13–5)	None	9,786	47–48
96	July 28	@ Giants	2–7	Juan Marichal (13–9)	Larry Jackson (7–10)	None	16,155	47–49
97	July 29	@ Giants	1–6	Gaylord Perry (7–12)	Jim Bunning (10–9)	None	16,839	47–50
98	July 30	@ Dodgers	0–1	Don Sutton (7–12)	Chris Short (5–6)	None	20,806	47–51
99	July 31	@ Dodgers	4–2 (11)	Dick Hall (7–6)	Ron Perranoski (3–5)	Turk Farrell (3)	18,442	48–51

August (20–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
100	August 1	@ Dodgers	2–1	Larry Jackson (8–10)	Claude Osteen (12–11)	None	20,893	49–51
101	August 2	@ Dodgers	3–2 (10)	Jim Bunning (11–9)	Phil Regan (4–5)	Turk Farrell (4)	19,512	50–51
102	August 4	Astros	7–1	Dick Ellsworth (3–4)	Don Wilson (8–6)	None	7,349	51–51
103	August 5	Astros	10–3	John Boozer (4–1)	Wade Blasingame (4–4)	Grant Jackson (1)	4,695	52–51
104	August 6	Astros	8–4	Dick Hall (8–6)	Don Wilson (8–7)	None	25,845	53–51
105	August 7	Giants	8–0	Jim Bunning (12–9)	Gaylord Perry (8–13)	None	15,383	54–51
106	August 8	Giants	5–4 (10)	Turk Farrell (8–4)	Frank Linzy (5–6)	None	15,896	55–51
–	August 9	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[294] Makeup: September 30 as a traditional double-header in San Francisco
107	August 10	@ Cubs	2–3	Chuck Hartenstein (6–2)	Dick Hall (8–7)	Bill Stoneman (1)	9,557	55–52
108	August 11	@ Cubs	2–1	Jim Bunning (13–9)	Jim Ellis (0–1)	None	8,766	56–52
109	August 12	@ Cubs	9–0	Dick Ellsworth (4–4)	Joe Niekro (6–6)	None	16,719	57–52
110	August 13 (1)	@ Cubs	2–6	Ken Holtzman (6–0)	John Boozer (4–2)	Bill Stoneman (2)	see 2nd game	57–53
111	August 13 (2)	@ Cubs	0–1	Ferguson Jenkins (16–9)	Rick Wise (6–9)	None	32,750	57–54
112	August 14	Mets	3–8	Jack Fisher (8–13)	Larry Jackson (8–11)	None	7,311	57–55
113	August 15 (1)	Mets	3–2 (12)	Turk Farrell (9–4)	Hal Reniff (3–5)	None	see 2nd game	58–55
114	August 15 (2)	Mets	7–5	John Boozer (5–2)	Don Cardwell (3–9)	Turk Farrell (5)	13,932	59–55
115	August 16	Mets	3–5	Cal Koonce (4–2)	Dick Ellsworth (4–5)	Dick Selma (1)	7,541	59–56
116	August 17	Cubs	5–2 (12)	Dick Hall (9–7)	Bill Hands (5–6)	None	15,786	60–56
117	August 18	Cubs	1–3	Jim Ellis (1–1)	Larry Jackson (8–12)	Chuck Hartenstein (9)	16,485	60–57
118	August 19	Cubs	1–6	Rich Nye (10–9)	Jim Bunning (13–10)	None	7,228	60–58
119	August 20	Cubs	1–6	Ken Holtzman (7–0)	Chris Short (5–7)	Bill Stoneman (3)	7,854	60–59
120	August 22 (1)	@ Mets	2–0	Rick Wise (7–9)	Tom Seaver (12–10)	None	see 2nd game	61–59
121	August 22 (2)	@ Mets	11–4	Larry Jackson (9–12)	Jack Fisher (8–15)	Turk Farrell (6)	30,951	62–59
122	August 23	@ Mets	3–2	Dick Ellsworth (5–5)	Cal Koonce (4–3)	Dick Hall (9)	18,456	63–59
–	August 24	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[295] Makeup: August 25 as a traditional double-header
123	August 25 (1)	Pirates	2–0	Jim Bunning (14–10)	Tommie Sisk (10–11)	None	see 2nd game	64–59
124	August 25 (2)	Pirates	6–2	Chris Short (6–7)	Steve Blass (4–6)	Turk Farrell (7)	13,696	65–59
125	August 26	Pirates	1–0	Rick Wise (8–9)	Bob Veale (14–7)	None	16,454	66–59
126	August 27	Pirates	2–0 (5)	Larry Jackson (10–12)	Woodie Fryman (2–7)	None	10,953	67–59
127	August 28	@ Reds	3–2	Dick Ellsworth (6–5)	Gerry Arrigo (6–6)	Turk Farrell (8)	9,524	68–59
128	August 29	@ Reds	0–1	Gary Nolan (11–6)	Jim Bunning (14–11)	Ted Abernathy (22)	8,667	68–60
129	August 30	@ Reds	1–2	Milt Pappas (14–9)	Chris Short (6–8)	Ted Abernathy (23)	6,453	68–61
130	August 31	@ Pirates	4–6	Bob Veale (15–7)	Dick Hall (9–8)	Juan Pizarro (5)	3,406	68–62

September (14–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 1	@ Pirates	0–3	Woodie Fryman (3–7)	Larry Jackson (10–13)	None	6,113	68–63
132	September 2	@ Pirates	1–9	Al McBean (5–3)	Jim Bunning (14–12)	None	6,431	68–64
133	September 3	@ Pirates	7–2	Chris Short (7–8)	Tommie Sisk (10–12)	Turk Farrell (9)	7,164	69–64
134	September 4 (1)	@ Braves	2–8	Clay Carroll (6–10)	Rick Wise (8–10)	None	10,060	69–65
135	September 4 (2)	@ Braves	1–8	Tony Cloninger (4–6)	Dick Ellsworth (6–6)	Cecil Upshaw (7)	10,103	69–66
136	September 5	@ Braves	4–3 (11)	Dick Hall (10–8)	Ed Rakow (3–2)	None	4,153	70–66
137	September 6	Reds	9–0	Jim Bunning (15–12)	Jim Maloney (13–10)	None	7,822	71–66
138	September 7	Reds	1–3	Milt Pappas (15–10)	Chris Short (7–9)	Ted Abernathy (25)	7,276	71–67
139	September 8	Braves	4–1	Rick Wise (9–10)	Clay Carroll (6–11)	None	11,220	72–67
140	September 9	Braves	4–3	Larry Jackson (11–13)	Tony Cloninger (4–7)	Turk Farrell (10)	9,607	73–67
141	September 10	Braves	10–5	Jim Bunning (16–12)	Ken Johnson (13–8)	Turk Farrell (11)	5,642	74–67
142	September 11	@ Cardinals	1–5	Nelson Briles (12–5)	Chris Short (7–10)	None	18,390	74–68
143	September 12	@ Cardinals	0–6	Bob Gibson (12–6)	Rick Wise (9–11)	Larry Jaster (3)	19,932	74–69
144	September 13	@ Cardinals	3–0	Larry Jackson (12–13)	Dick Hughes (14–6)	None	18,683	75–69
145	September 15 (1)	Dodgers	0–1	Bill Singer (12–6)	Jim Bunning (16–13)	None	see 2nd game	75–70
146	September 15 (2)	Dodgers	0–1	Don Drysdale (11–15)	Chris Short (7–11)	None	12,018	75–71
147	September 16	Dodgers	8–4 (11)	Turk Farrell (10–4)	Ron Perranoski (6–7)	None	5,549	76–71
148	September 17	Dodgers	6–1	Larry Jackson (13–13)	Claude Osteen (16–16)	None	8,464	77–71
149	September 18	Cardinals	1–5	Bob Gibson (13–6)	Dick Ellsworth (6–7)	None	10,433	77–72
150	September 19	Cardinals	0–1	Dick Hughes (15–6)	Jim Bunning (16–14)	None	9,934	77–73
151	September 20	Cardinals	3–1	Chris Short (8–11)	Steve Carlton (14–9)	None	8,466	78–73
152	September 22	@ Dodgers	1–7	Don Sutton (11–15)	Larry Jackson (13–14)	None	14,006	78–74
153	September 23	@ Dodgers	4–0	Jim Bunning (17–14)	Claude Osteen (16–17)	None	14,943	79–74
154	September 24	@ Dodgers	3–1	Rick Wise (10–11)	John Duffie (0–2)	None	15,259	80–74
155	September 25	@ Astros	3–4	Howie Reed (1–1)	Turk Farrell (10–5)	None	6,771	80–75
156	September 26	@ Astros	2–3	Dave Eilers (6–4)	John Boozer (5–3)	None	7,256	80–76
157	September 27	@ Astros	0–1 (11)	Mike Cuellar (16–11)	Jim Bunning (17–15)	None	3,616	80–77
158	September 28	@ Giants	2–1	Rick Wise (11–11)	Gaylord Perry (15–17)	Turk Farrell (12)	3,471	81–77
159	September 29	@ Giants	9–1	Chris Short (9–11)	Ron Herbel (4–5)	None	6,997	82–77
160	September 30 (1)	@ Giants	2–3	Ray Sadecki (12–6)	Larry Jackson (13–15)	None	see 2nd game	82–78
161	September 30 (2)	@ Giants	0–1	Néstor Chávez (1–0)	John Boozer (5–4)	Lindy McDaniel (2)	11,667	82–79

October (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
162	October 1	@ Giants	1–2	Mike McCormick (22–10)	Turk Farrell (10–6)	None	33,615	82–80

^{^[a]}The May 18, 1967, game was protested by the Reds in the bottom of the sixth inning.^[296] The protest was later denied.^[296]^[297]

1966 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1966 Game Log^[298]
Overall Record: 87–75

April (8–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	April 12	@ Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[299] Makeup: June 19 as a traditional double-header
1	April 13	@ Cardinals	3–2 (12)	Roger Craig (1–0)	Dennis Aust (0–1)	Ray Culp (1)	8,219	1–0
2	April 14	@ Cardinals	5–4	Darold Knowles (1–0)	Larry Jaster (0–1)	None	7,223	2–0
3	April 15	Reds	4–3	Roger Craig (2–0)	Jack Baldschun (0–1)	None	29,007	3–0
4	April 16	Reds	0–4	Jim Maloney (1–0)	Ray Culp (0–1)	None	6,298	3–1
5	April 17	Reds	3–1	Chris Short (1–0)	Joe Nuxhall (0–1)	None	13,852	4–1
–	April 18	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[300] Makeup: June 13 as a traditional double-header
6	April 19	Braves	1–3	Clay Carroll (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–1)	None	7,476	4–2
7	April 20	Braves	1–8	Ken Johnson (1–1)	Ray Culp (0–2)	None	6,855	4–3
8	April 21	Braves	4–5	Phil Niekro (1–0)	Chris Short (1–1)	None	5,744	4–4
9	April 22	@ Reds	9–7	Darold Knowles (2–0)	Don Nottebart (0–1)	Bob Buhl (1)	10,266	5–4
–	April 23	@ Reds	Postponed (wet grounds and rain);^[301]^[302] Makeup: June 15 as a traditional double-header
10	April 24 (1)	@ Reds	2–3 (6)	Sammy Ellis (1–1)	Ray Culp (0–3)	None	7,248	5–5
–	April 24 (2)	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[302] Makeup: August 27 as a traditional double-header
11	April 25	@ Pirates	5–0	Jim Bunning (1–1)	Bob Veale (1–1)	None	9,564	6–5
–	April 27	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[303] Makeup: July 7
12	April 29	@ Cubs	5–1	Jim Bunning (2–1)	Dick Ellsworth (0–2)	None	4,053	7–5
13	April 30	@ Cubs	12–0	Chris Short (2–1)	Ken Holtzman (1–1)	None	4,495	8–5

May (14–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
14	May 1	@ Cubs	1–6	Bill Faul (1–0)	Larry Jackson (0–3)	None	7,783	8–6
15	May 3	@ Braves	8–9 (10)	Phil Niekro (2–1)	Ray Herbert (0–1)	None	10,485	8–7
16	May 4	@ Braves	2–1	Chris Short (3–1)	Ken Johnson (2–2)	None	11,588	9–7
17	May 5	@ Braves	3–4	Chi-Chi Olivo (1–0)	Gary Wagner (0–1)	Billy O'Dell (4)	11,236	9–8
18	May 6	Pirates	8–7 (11)	Darold Knowles (3–0)	Roy Face (3–1)	None	18,982	10–8
19	May 7	Pirates	7–3	Jim Bunning (3–1)	Tommie Sisk (1–1)	None	7,006	11–8
20	May 8	Pirates	2–3	Bob Veale (3–1)	Ray Herbert (0–2)	None	8,411	11–9
–	May 9	Dodgers	Postponed (cold weather);^[304] Makeup: July 17 as a traditional double-header
21	May 10	Dodgers	1–6	Sandy Koufax (4–1)	Chris Short (3–2)	None	14,895	11–10
22	May 11	Dodgers	0–5	Don Sutton (4–3)	Larry Jackson (0–4)	None	11,756	11–11
23	May 12	Dodgers	5–1	Jim Bunning (4–1)	Don Drysdale (2–4)	Darold Knowles (1)	10,205	12–11
24	May 13	Astros	0–1	Turk Farrell (1–1)	Chris Short (3–3)	Claude Raymond (3)	10,559	12–12
25	May 14	Astros	5–6 (11)	Don Lee (1–0)	Terry Fox (0–2)	Claude Raymond (4)	3,957	12–13
26	May 15	Astros	5–2	Larry Jackson (1–4)	Barry Latman (2–3)	Jim Bunning (1)	9,208	13–13
27	May 17	Cardinals	5–3	Chris Short (4–3)	Nelson Briles (0–2)	None	8,731	14–13
28	May 18	Cardinals	4–3	Ray Culp (1–3)	Bob Gibson (3–5)	None	11,169	15–13
29	May 19	Cardinals	0–2	Al Jackson (3–1)	Larry Jackson (1–5)	Joe Hoerner (1)	8,972	15–14
30	May 20	@ Astros	6–5 (10)	Darold Knowles (4–0)	Jim Owens (3–2)	None	29,763	16–14
31	May 21	@ Astros	3–4 (11)	Don Lee (2–0)	Bob Buhl (0–1)	None	30,229	16–15
32	May 22	@ Astros	6–1	Jim Bunning (5–1)	Barry Latman (2–4)	None	20,991	17–15
33	May 23	@ Astros	9–0	Larry Jackson (2–5)	Dave Giusti (4–3)	None	12,384	18–15
34	May 24	@ Dodgers	2–3	Don Sutton (6–4)	Bob Buhl (0–2)	Ron Perranoski (3)	20,286	18–16
35	May 25	@ Dodgers	1–2	Don Drysdale (3–4)	Chris Short (4–4)	None	19,572	18–17
36	May 26	@ Giants	0–1 (14)	Juan Marichal (9–0)	Darold Knowles (4–1)	None	7,529	18–18
37	May 27	@ Giants	9–2	Larry Jackson (3–5)	Ray Sadecki (2–3)	None	16,063	19–18
38	May 28	@ Giants	2–0	Ray Culp (2–3)	Joe Gibbon (2–2)	Darold Knowles (2)	17,331	20–18
39	May 29	@ Giants	5–6 (10)	Lindy McDaniel (3–2)	Bo Belinsky (0–1)	None	25,237	20–19
40	May 30 (1)	@ Mets	7–2	Jim Bunning (6–1)	Gordie Richardson (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	21–19
41	May 30 (2)	@ Mets	1–3	Jack Fisher (2–5)	Bob Buhl (0–3)	None	46,882	21–20
42	May 31	@ Mets	6–4	Ray Herbert (1–2)	Larry Bearnarth (1–2)	Darold Knowles (3)	9,946	22–20

June (18–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
43	June 1 (1)	Cubs	4–3	Terry Fox (1–2)	Chuck Estrada (1–1)	Darold Knowles (4)	see 2nd game	23–20
44	June 1 (2)	Cubs	7–4	Bob Buhl (1–3)	Bob Hendley (1–2)	None	12,330	24–20
45	June 2	Cubs	5–4	Darold Knowles (5–1)	Ferguson Jenkins (1–1)	None	6,010	25–20
46	June 3	Giants	6–1	Jim Bunning (7–1)	Ray Sadecki (3–4)	None	27,759	26–20
47	June 4	Giants	6–1	Chris Short (5–4)	Juan Marichal (10–1)	None	36,494	27–20
48	June 5	Giants	6–7 (10)	Frank Linzy (2–2)	Bo Belinsky (0–2)	None	22,587	27–21
49	June 6	Giants	6–2	Rick Wise (1–0)	Bobby Bolin (4–4)	None	19,200	28–21
50	June 7	Reds	5–1	Jim Bunning (8–1)	Milt Pappas (4–4)	None	12,422	29–21
51	June 8	Reds	10–6	Chris Short (6–4)	Sammy Ellis (2–9)	Darold Knowles (5)	14,637	30–21
52	June 9	Reds	0–1	Joey Jay (6–2)	Bob Buhl (1–4)	None	13,566	30–22
53	June 10	Cardinals	0–1	Curt Simmons (1–1)	Rick Wise (1–1)	Joe Hoerner (3)	17,693	30–23
54	June 11	Cardinals	0–2	Bob Gibson (8–6)	Jim Bunning (8–2)	None	20,895	30–24
55	June 12	Cardinals	5–3	Chris Short (7–4)	Nelson Briles (1–4)	None	13,421	31–24
56	June 13 (1)	Braves	6–2	Larry Jackson (4–5)	Tony Cloninger (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	32–24
57	June 13 (2)	Braves	6–4	Bob Buhl (2–4)	Wade Blasingame (3–5)	Terry Fox (2)	21,642	33–24
58	June 14	Braves	6–11	Ken Johnson (5–5)	Rick Wise (1–2)	Chi-Chi Olivo (5)	16,759	33–25
59	June 15 (1)	@ Reds	6–7	Billy McCool (3–3)	Ed Roebuck (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	33–26
60	June 15 (2)	@ Reds	6–9	Don Nottebart (1–1)	Ed Roebuck (0–2)	None	9,538	33–27
61	June 16	@ Reds	12–5	Chris Short (8–4)	Sammy Ellis (2–11)	None	6,359	34–27
62	June 17	@ Cardinals	6–5	Darold Knowles (6–1)	Don Dennis (2–1)	None	23,965	35–27
63	June 18	@ Cardinals	2–3	Al Jackson (6–5)	Roger Craig (2–1)	None	36,932	35–28
64	June 19 (1)	@ Cardinals	0–1	Ray Washburn (4–3)	Jim Bunning (8–3)	None	see 2nd game	35–29
65	June 19 (2)	@ Cardinals	1–5	Bob Gibson (10–6)	Rick Wise (1–3)	None	44,940	35–30
66	June 20	@ Braves	5–7	Tony Cloninger (7–7)	Terry Fox (1–3)	None	16,790	35–31
67	June 21	@ Braves	1–4	Denny Lemaster (5–4)	Larry Jackson (4–6)	None	11,649	35–32
68	June 22	@ Braves	7–3	Bob Buhl (3–4)	Joey Jay (6–3)	None	12,544	36–32
69	June 24	Pirates	1–3	Bob Veale (8–5)	Jim Bunning (8–4)	None	26,791	36–33
70	June 25	Pirates	8–7	Ray Culp (3–3)	Pete Mikkelsen (5–4)	Roger Craig (1)	23,160	37–33
71	June 26	Pirates	0–2	Woodie Fryman (5–3)	Larry Jackson (4–7)	None	18,734	37–34
72	June 28	@ Mets	1–0	Jim Bunning (9–4)	Bob Friend (2–5)	None	22,693	38–34
73	June 29	@ Mets	5–2	Bob Buhl (4–4)	Rob Gardner (2–6)	Darold Knowles (6)	13,918	39–34
74	June 30	@ Mets	1–0	Chris Short (9–4)	Bob Shaw (5–5)	None	19,895	40–34

July (15–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
75	July 1	Cubs	7–0	Larry Jackson (5–7)	Bill Faul (1–3)	None	10,670	41–34
76	July 2	Cubs	12–9	Rick Wise (2–3)	Dick Ellsworth (3–11)	Ray Herbert (1)	4,251	42–34
77	July 3	Cubs	6–2	Bob Buhl (5–4)	Curt Simmons (2–2)	Darold Knowles (7)	5,058	43–34
78	July 4 (1)	Mets	6–9	Bob Shaw (6–5)	Chris Short (9–5)	Jack Hamilton (7)	see 2nd game	43–35
79	July 4 (2)	Mets	1–8	Jack Fisher (6–8)	Ray Culp (3–4)	None	19,208	43–36
80	July 5	Mets	3–1	Larry Jackson (6–7)	Bill Hepler (1–1)	None	8,047	44–36
81	July 6	Mets	5–7	Darrell Sutherland (1–0)	Darold Knowles (6–2)	Jack Hamilton (8)	12,469	44–37
82	July 7	Mets	6–9	Gerry Arrigo (2–1)	Ray Herbert (1–3)	None	7,447	44–38
83	July 8	@ Cubs	5–4	Chris Short (10–5)	Ken Holtzman (3–9)	Darold Knowles (8)	5,166	45–38
84	July 9	@ Cubs	11–6	Larry Jackson (7–7)	Bill Hands (5–8)	Darold Knowles (9)	7,193	46–38
85	July 10	@ Cubs	2–10	Dick Ellsworth (4–12)	Jim Bunning (9–5)	None	13,863	46–39
–	July 12	1966 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis
86	July 14	Giants	5–0	Larry Jackson (8–7)	Gaylord Perry (12–2)	None	24,347	47–39
87	July 15	Giants	1–8	Juan Marichal (15–4)	Jim Bunning (9–6)	None	29,966	47–40
88	July 16	Giants	6–5 (15)	Terry Fox (2–3)	Joe Gibbon (3–6)	None	14,484	48–40
89	July 17 (1)	Dodgers	3–0	Chris Short (11–5)	Joe Moeller (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	49–40
90	July 17 (2)	Dodgers	1–3	Claude Osteen (12–7)	Ray Herbert (1–4)	Phil Regan (11)	31,832	49–41
91	July 18	Dodgers	4–0	Larry Jackson (9–7)	Sandy Koufax (16–5)	None	34,755	50–41
92	July 19	@ Astros	2–8	Turk Farrell (4–6)	Jim Bunning (9–7)	None	27,648	50–42
93	July 20	@ Astros	13–9	Ray Herbert (2–4)	Don Arlich (0–1)	Darold Knowles (10)	27,266	51–42
94	July 21	@ Astros	2–3	Dave Giusti (10–7)	Chris Short (11–6)	Mike Cuellar (2)	20,002	51–43
95	July 22	@ Giants	1–4	Gaylord Perry (14–2)	Larry Jackson (9–8)	None	23,420	51–44
96	July 23	@ Giants	8–0	Jim Bunning (10–7)	Bobby Bolin (5–6)	None	23,846	52–44
97	July 24	@ Giants	1–4	Ron Herbel (4–3)	Bob Buhl (5–5)	Frank Linzy (11)	30,835	52–45
98	July 25	@ Dodgers	3–6	Ron Perranoski (3–4)	Darold Knowles (6–3)	None	24,184	52–46
99	July 26	@ Dodgers	2–3	Ron Perranoski (4–4)	Larry Jackson (9–9)	None	54,365	52–47
100	July 27	@ Dodgers	1–2 (12)	Phil Regan (8–1)	Darold Knowles (6–4)	None	44,937	52–48
101	July 29	@ Pirates	3–5	Billy O'Dell (4–3)	Chris Short (11–7)	Roy Face (16)	25,358	52–49
102	July 30	@ Pirates	4–1	Larry Jackson (10–9)	Woodie Fryman (8–6)	None	15,804	53–49
103	July 31 (1)	@ Pirates	8–1	Jim Bunning (11–7)	Vern Law (6–5)	None	see 2nd game	54–49
104	July 31 (2)	@ Pirates	6–5 (10)	Joe Verbanic (1–0)	Roy Face (4–4)	Ray Herbert (2)	28,947	55–49

August (16–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
105	August 1	Astros	6–5 (10)	Terry Fox (3–3)	Jim Owens (4–6)	None	11,602	56–49
106	August 2	Astros	4–3	Rick Wise (3–3)	Barry Latman (2–6)	Terry Fox (3)	10,949	57–49
107	August 3	Astros	7–6	Larry Jackson (11–9)	Carroll Sembera (0–2)	Darold Knowles (11)	14,918	58–49
108	August 4	Astros	12–2	Jim Bunning (12–7)	Dave Giusti (11–9)	None	15,389	59–49
109	August 5	Braves	2–9	Dick Kelley (1–2)	Joe Verbanic (1–1)	Ted Abernathy (8)	22,520	59–50
110	August 6	Braves	6–5	Chris Short (12–7)	Clay Carroll (4–4)	Darold Knowles (12)	24,330	60–50
111	August 7	Braves	0–3	Tony Cloninger (10–7)	Larry Jackson (11–10)	None	14,582	60–51
112	August 9	@ Cardinals	2–3	Larry Jaster (7–3)	Jim Bunning (12–8)	Nelson Briles (5)	26,191	60–52
113	August 10	@ Cardinals	5–1	Chris Short (13–7)	Steve Carlton (1–1)	None	23,090	61–52
114	August 11	@ Cardinals	1–5	Al Jackson (12–9)	Larry Jackson (11–11)	None	22,404	61–53
–	August 12	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[305] Makeup: August 13 as a traditional double-header
115	August 13 (1)	@ Braves	4–2	Jim Bunning (13–8)	Ken Johnson (9–8)	Darold Knowles (13)	see 2nd game	62–53
116	August 13 (2)	@ Braves	7–4	Ray Culp (4–4)	Pat Jarvis (0–1)	Terry Fox (4)	27,770	63–53
117	August 14	@ Braves	1–7	Denny Lemaster (11–8)	Bob Buhl (5–6)	None	16,855	63–54
118	August 15	Cubs	11–5	Chris Short (14–7)	Bill Hands (8–11)	Terry Fox (5)	7,627	64–54
119	August 16	Cubs	5–3	Larry Jackson (12–11)	Ferguson Jenkins (2–6)	None	11,321	65–54
120	August 17	Cubs	3–5 (10)	Curt Simmons (4–3)	Bob Buhl (5–7)	None	9,954	65–55
121	August 19	Mets	5–4 (10)	John Morris (1–0)	Bob Friend (5–8)	None	17,462	66–55
122	August 20	Mets	5–4 (11)	Ray Culp (5–4)	Dick Selma (3–4)	None	7,643	67–55
123	August 21 (1)	Mets	5–6	Bill Hepler (3–2)	Rick Wise (3–4)	Jack Hamilton (12)	see 2nd game	67–56
124	August 21 (2)	Mets	1–5	Tug McGraw (2–5)	Jim Bunning (13–9)	None	36,625	67–57
125	August 22	@ Pirates	5–6	Don Cardwell (6–6)	Bob Buhl (5–8)	Pete Mikkelsen (10)	15,119	67–58
126	August 23	@ Pirates	5–4	Chris Short (15–7)	Billy O'Dell (4–4)	None	25,504	68–58
127	August 24	@ Pirates	4–6	Vern Law (9–5)	Larry Jackson (12–12)	None	19,899	68–59
128	August 25	@ Pirates	4–1	Jim Bunning (14–9)	Bob Veale (13–8)	None	25,658	69–59
129	August 26	@ Reds	0–2	Jim O'Toole (5–6)	Rick Wise (3–5)	Billy McCool (15)	16,203	69–60
130	August 27 (1)	@ Reds	7–14	Ted Davidson (2–1)	Chris Short (15–8)	None	see 2nd game	69–61
131	August 27 (2)	@ Reds	7–8	Billy McCool (8–8)	Ray Herbert (2–5)	None	17,966	69–62
132	August 28	@ Reds	2–5	Jim Maloney (14–4)	Larry Jackson (12–13)	Don Nottebart (10)	12,698	69–63
133	August 29	Giants	5–1	Jim Bunning (15–9)	Ray Sadecki (4–7)	None	25,994	70–63
134	August 30	Giants	1–7	Bobby Bolin (8–9)	Rick Wise (3–6)	Frank Linzy (16)	25,086	70–64
135	August 31	Astros	10–5	Chris Short (16–8)	Bob Bruce (2–11)	None	9,420	71–64

September (15–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
136	September 1	Astros	3–1	Larry Jackson (13–13)	Turk Farrell (6–9)	None	8,974	72–64
137	September 2	@ Mets	6–0	Jim Bunning (16–9)	Larry Miller (0–1)	None	24,541	73–64
138	September 3	@ Mets	8–4	Rick Wise (4–6)	Bob Shaw (10–12)	None	19,921	74–64
139	September 4	@ Mets	5–0	Chris Short (17–8)	Tug McGraw (2–7)	None	17,770	75–64
140	September 5 (1)	@ Cubs	4–5	Arnold Earley (2–1)	Darold Knowles (6–5)	None	see 2nd game	75–65
141	September 5 (2)	@ Cubs	7–2	Ray Culp (6–4)	Dick Ellsworth (5–20)	None	20,669	76–65
142	September 6	@ Cubs	2–7	Ferguson Jenkins (3–7)	Jim Bunning (16–10)	Bob Hendley (6)	3,218	76–66
143	September 9	Reds	7–6	Larry Jackson (14–13)	Milt Pappas (10–11)	None	14,866	77–66
144	September 10	Reds	1–2	Sammy Ellis (12–16)	Jim Bunning (16–11)	Billy McCool (18)	14,819	77–67
145	September 11	Reds	9–3	Chris Short (18–8)	Jim Maloney (14–7)	None	9,363	78–67
146	September 13	@ Giants	2–7	Juan Marichal (22–6)	Larry Jackson (14–14)	None	11,930	78–68
147	September 14	@ Giants	2–0	Jim Bunning (17–11)	Gaylord Perry (20–7)	None	8,328	79–68
148	September 16	@ Astros	4–6	Mike Cuellar (11–9)	Chris Short (18–9)	None	10,920	79–69
149	September 17	@ Astros	2–11	Larry Dierker (9–7)	John Morris (1–1)	None	10,291	79–70
150	September 18	@ Dodgers	4–0	Larry Jackson (15–14)	Claude Osteen (16–12)	None	36,183	80–70
151	September 19	@ Dodgers	1–6	Don Drysdale (11–16)	Jim Bunning (17–12)	None	24,900	80–71
152	September 20	@ Dodgers	1–11	Sandy Koufax (25–8)	Chris Short (18–10)	None	41,726	80–72
153	September 21	@ Dodgers	3–2	Rick Wise (5–6)	Claude Osteen (16–13)	None	35,770	81–72
154	September 23	Cardinals	5–4 (12)	Ray Culp (7–4)	Dick Hughes (1–1)	None	6,896	82–72
155	September 24	Cardinals	5–4	Jim Bunning (18–12)	Al Jackson (13–14)	None	8,186	83–72
156	September 25	Cardinals	4–3 (13)	Bob Buhl (6–8)	Nelson Briles (4–15)	None	4,628	84–72
157	September 26	Pirates	5–4 (11)	Jim Bunning (19–12)	Billy O'Dell (5–5)	None	8,289	85–72
–	September 27	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[306] Makeup: September 28 as a traditional double-header
158	September 28 (1)	Pirates	1–2	Steve Blass (11–6)	Jim Bunning (19–13)	Tommie Sisk (1)	see 2nd game	85–73
159	September 28 (2)	Pirates	2–4	Bob Veale (16–12)	Larry Jackson (15–15)	None	7,213	85–74
160	September 30	Dodgers	5–3	Chris Short (19–10)	Claude Osteen (17–14)	None	16,603	86–74

October (1–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	October 1	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[307] Makeup: October 2 as a traditional double-header^[308]
161	October 2 (1)	Dodgers	4–3	Chris Short (20–10)	Bob Miller (4–2)	None	see 2nd game	87–74
162	October 2 (2)	Dodgers	3–6	Sandy Koufax (27–9)	Jim Bunning (19–14)	None	23,215	87–75

1965 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1965 Game Log^[309]
Overall Record: 85–76–1

April (6–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 12	@ Astros	2–0	Chris Short (1–0)	Bob Bruce (0–1)	None	42,652	1–0
2	April 14	Giants	2–5	Gaylord Perry (1–0)	Jim Bunning (0–1)	Bob Shaw (1)	31,922	1–1
–	April 15	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[310] Makeup: July 8 as a traditional double-header
3	April 17	Dodgers	3–2	Chris Short (2–0)	Don Drysdale (1–1)	Jack Baldschun (1)	17,021	2–1
4	April 18	Dodgers	2–6	Sandy Koufax (1–0)	Bo Belinsky (0–1)	None	11,107	2–2
5	April 19	Astros	8–0	Jim Bunning (1–1)	Turk Farrell (1–1)	None	4,668	3–2
6	April 20	Astros	2–1 (13)	Jack Baldschun (1–0)	Hal Woodeshick (0–1)	None	6,627	4–2
7	April 21	Astros	4–11	Dave Giusti (1–0)	Chris Short (2–1)	None	8,267	4–3
8	April 23	@ Dodgers	0–4	Johnny Podres (1–0)	Jim Bunning (1–2)	None	29,120	4–4
9	April 24	@ Dodgers	3–9	Claude Osteen (2–1)	Bo Belinsky (0–2)	None	36,500	4–5
10	April 25	@ Dodgers	6–4	Ray Herbert (1–0)	Don Drysdale (2–2)	Jack Baldschun (2)	25,766	5–5
11	April 26	@ Dodgers	4–3	Chris Short (3–1)	Sandy Koufax (2–1)	Jack Baldschun (3)	24,703	6–5
12	April 27	@ Giants	13–14	Bob Shaw (1–1)	Ed Roebuck (0–1)	None	10,705	6–6
13	April 28	@ Giants	3–9	Ron Herbel (1–0)	Ray Culp (0–1)	None	7,922	6–7
14	April 30	@ Braves	1–7	Tony Cloninger (2–2)	Ray Herbert (1–1)	None	2,923	6–8

May (14–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
15	May 1	@ Braves	1–6	Wade Blasingame (1–2)	Jim Bunning (1–3)	None	2,486	6–9
16	May 2 (1)	@ Braves	6–0	Chris Short (4–1)	Denny Lemaster (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	7–9
17	May 2 (2)	@ Braves	10–7	Jack Baldschun (2–0)	Billy O'Dell (1–1)	None	8,630	8–9
18	May 4	@ Mets	1–2	Al Jackson (1–3)	Ray Herbert (1–2)	None	17,321	8–10
19	May 5	@ Mets	1–0	Jim Bunning (2–3)	Warren Spahn (2–2)	None	14,134	9–10
20	May 7	Cardinals	0–2	Bob Gibson (5–0)	Chris Short (4–2)	None	14,499	9–11
21	May 8	Cardinals	9–8 (11)	Ray Culp (1–1)	Nelson Briles (0–1)	None	19,596	10–11
22	May 9	Cardinals	4–2	Art Mahaffey (1–0)	Ray Sadecki (0–4)	Ed Roebuck (1)	12,930	11–11
23	May 10	Cardinals	4–2 (10)	Ed Roebuck (1–1)	Bob Purkey (1–3)	None	14,454	12–11
24	May 11	Reds	1–9	John Tsitouris (3–2)	Chris Short (4–3)	Gerry Arrigo (1)	12,438	12–12
25	May 12	Reds	3–4	Sammy Ellis (5–0)	Ray Culp (1–2)	Jim O'Toole (1)	12,237	12–13
26	May 13	Reds	7–6 (10)	Jack Baldschun (3–0)	Jim Duffalo (0–2)	None	10,573	13–13
27	May 14	Braves	5–2	Art Mahaffey (2–0)	Billy O'Dell (1–2)	None	19,629	14–13
28	May 15	Braves	6–4	Jim Bunning (3–3)	Wade Blasingame (2–4)	Jack Baldschun (4)	8,794	15–13
29	May 16	Braves	6–8 (10)	Billy O'Dell (2–2)	Jack Baldschun (3–1)	Wade Blasingame (1)	16,632	15–14
30	May 17	@ Cardinals	2–1	Bo Belinsky (1–2)	Curt Simmons (1–5)	None	10,748	16–14
31	May 18	@ Cardinals	2–8	Ray Sadecki (1–4)	Art Mahaffey (2–1)	None	8,593	16–15
32	May 19	@ Cardinals	6–7	Bob Purkey (2–3)	Ed Roebuck (1–2)	None	18,660	16–16
33	May 20	@ Cardinals	2–12	Bob Gibson (8–0)	Chris Short (4–4)	None	13,741	16–17
34	May 21	@ Reds	5–6	Joey Jay (2–1)	Art Mahaffey (2–2)	None	14,263	16–18
35	May 22	@ Reds	4–9	Joe Nuxhall (1–1)	Bo Belinsky (1–3)	Gerry Arrigo (2)	21,296	16–19
36	May 23	@ Reds	4–3 (10)	Ed Roebuck (2–2)	Gerry Arrigo (1–1)	None	14,942	17–19
37	May 24 (1)	Mets	2–6	Warren Spahn (4–4)	Jim Bunning (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	17–20
38	May 24 (2)	Mets	1–4	Frank Lary (1–0)	Chris Short (4–5)	Tug McGraw (1)		17–21
39	May 25	Mets	10–3	Ray Herbert (2–2)	Al Jackson (2–5)	None	6,344	18–21
40	May 26	Pirates	3–5	Tommie Sisk (3–0)	Art Mahaffey (2–3)	None	10,212	18–22
–	May 27	Pirates	Postponed (rain and wind);^[311] Makeup: July 5 as a traditional double-header
41	May 28	Cubs	3–1	Ray Culp (2–2)	Bob Buhl (5–3)	Chris Short (1)	13,663	19–22
42	May 29	Cubs	4–2	Jim Bunning (4–4)	Larry Jackson (3–5)	None	4,962	20–22
43	May 30	Cubs	1–4	Dick Ellsworth (6–3)	Ray Herbert (2–3)	None	11,696	20–23
44	May 31	@ Pirates	2–5	Don Cardwell (2–2)	Chris Short (4–6)	Al McBean (8)	16,366	20–24

June (18–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
45	June 1	@ Pirates	0–4	Bob Veale (5–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–4)	None	10,478	20–25
–	June 2	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[312] Makeup: July 27 as a traditional double-header
46	June 4	@ Cubs	6–0	Jim Bunning (5–4)	Larry Jackson (3–6)	None	3,497	21–25
47	June 5	@ Cubs	8–9	Lindy McDaniel (2–1)	Gary Wagner (0–1)	None	6,049	21–26
48	June 6 (1)	@ Cubs	2–1	Ray Culp (3–2)	Bob Buhl (5–5)	None	see 2nd game	22–26
49	June 6 (2)	@ Cubs	10–9	Gary Wagner (1–1)	Larry Jackson (3–7)	Ed Roebuck (2)	16,845	23–26
50	June 7	Dodgers	3–14	Sandy Koufax (8–3)	Lew Burdette (0–3)	None	23,345	23–27
51	June 8	Dodgers	1–2	Claude Osteen (4–6)	Jim Bunning (5–5)	Ron Perranoski (2)	14,975	23–28
52	June 9	Dodgers	7–3	Chris Short (5–6)	Mike Kekich (0–1)	None	16,241	24–28
53	June 10	Dodgers	4–0	Ray Herbert (3–3)	Johnny Podres (3–2)	None	19,467	25–28
54	June 11	Astros	6–5 (10)	Gary Wagner (2–1)	Jim Owens (2–3)	None	16,825	26–28
55	June 12	Astros	5–4	Ed Roebuck (3–2)	Turk Farrell (4–2)	None	7,870	27–28
56	June 13	Astros	5–0	Chris Short (6–6)	Claude Raymond (2–3)	None	12,936	28–28
57	June 15	@ Braves	7–12	Tony Cloninger (9–4)	Art Mahaffey (2–5)	Phil Niekro (2)	4,065	28–29
58	June 16	@ Braves	6–2	Jim Bunning (6–5)	Denny Lemaster (4–6)	None	3,479	29–29
59	June 17	@ Braves	2–4	Billy O'Dell (5–2)	Ray Culp (3–3)	None	3,674	29–30
60	June 18	@ Dodgers	4–2	Chris Short (7–6)	Johnny Podres (3–3)	None	30,401	30–30
61	June 19	@ Dodgers	0–4	Nick Willhite (1–0)	Ray Herbert (3–4)	Ron Perranoski (3)	20,518	30–31
62	June 20 (1)	@ Astros	3–2	Jim Bunning (7–5)	Ron Taylor (2–2)	Gary Wagner (1)	see 2nd game	31–31
63	June 20 (2)	@ Astros	7–1	Bo Belinsky (2–3)	Mike Cuellar (0–1)	None	42,648	32–31
64	June 21	@ Astros	2–6	Turk Farrell (5–2)	Ray Culp (3–4)	None	18,271	32–32
65	June 22	@ Astros	7–2	Chris Short (8–6)	Bob Bruce (5–9)	Gary Wagner (2)	19,331	33–32
66	June 24	@ Giants	3–1	Jim Bunning (8–5)	Juan Marichal (11–6)	Ray Herbert (1)	8,738	34–32
67	June 25	@ Giants	1–4	Bob Shaw (7–4)	Bo Belinsky (2–4)	None	12,948	34–33
68	June 26	@ Giants	5–6	Masanori Murakami (1–1)	Gary Wagner (2–2)	None	18,247	34–34
69	June 27	@ Giants	6–0	Ray Culp (4–4)	Bobby Bolin (3–4)	None	27,015	35–34
70	June 28	Cardinals	3–0	Chris Short (9–6)	Tracy Stallard (4–3)	None	19,208	36–34
71	June 29	Cardinals	7–1	Bo Belinsky (3–4)	Bob Purkey (5–6)	None	19,219	37–34
72	June 30	Braves	3–2	Gary Wagner (3–2)	Wade Blasingame (8–6)	None	17,771	38–34

July (15–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
73	July 1	Braves	2–1	Ray Culp (5–4)	Ken Johnson (6–4)	None	17,792	39–34
74	July 2	Reds	4–3	Jack Baldschun (4–1)	Gerry Arrigo (2–4)	None	22,516	40–34
75	July 3	Reds	8–10	Billy McCool (6–5)	Ed Roebuck (3–3)	Roger Craig (3)	25,152	40–35
76	July 4	Reds	1–4	Joe Nuxhall (3–2)	Bo Belinsky (3–5)	None	14,749	40–36
77	July 5 (1)	Pirates	3–1	Jim Bunning (9–5)	Bob Veale (8–6)	None	see 2nd game	41–36
78	July 5 (2)	Pirates	6–2	Ed Roebuck (4–3)	Wilbur Wood (0–1)	Gary Wagner (3)	25,330	42–36
79	July 6	Pirates	4–8	Don Cardwell (8–2)	Ray Culp (5–5)	None	17,357	42–37
80	July 7	Pirates	1–0	Chris Short (10–6)	Bob Friend (4–7)	None	16,632	43–37
81	July 8 (1)	Giants	2–10	Gaylord Perry (7–7)	Lew Burdette (0–4)	None	see 2nd game	43–38
82	July 8 (2)	Giants	4–2	Ray Herbert (4–4)	Jack Sanford (4–2)	None	37,110	44–38
83	July 9	Giants	10–2	Jim Bunning (10–5)	Jack Sanford (4–3)	None	27,954	45–38
84	July 10	Giants	0–7	Juan Marichal (14–7)	Ray Culp (5–6)	None	32,031	45–39
–	July 11	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[313] Makeup: August 31 as a traditional double-header
–	July 13	1965 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington
85	July 15	@ Reds	1–8	Joe Nuxhall (6–2)	Chris Short (10–7)	None	15,606	45–40
86	July 16	@ Reds	1–5	Sammy Ellis (13–5)	Jim Bunning (10–6)	None	18,584	45–41
87	July 17	@ Reds	14–7	Ed Roebuck (5–3)	John Tsitouris (5–6)	None	8,225	46–41
88	July 18	@ Cardinals	1–3	Tracy Stallard (7–3)	Bo Belinsky (3–6)	Hal Woodeshick (11)	18,846	46–42
89	July 19	@ Cardinals	5–2	Chris Short (11–7)	Ray Washburn (5–7)	None	16,571	47–42
90	July 20	@ Cardinals	3–4	Curt Simmons (6–9)	Jim Bunning (10–7)	Nelson Briles (1)	10,108	47–43
91	July 21	@ Cubs	7–8 (10)	Bob Hendley (1–2)	Bo Belinsky (3–7)	None	9,585	47–44
92	July 22	@ Cubs	6–10	Bob Buhl (10–7)	Ray Herbert (4–5)	Ted Abernathy (20)	7,468	47–45
93	July 23	@ Mets	2–3 (10)	Jack Fisher (7–11)	Jack Baldschun (4–2)	None	38,533	47–46
94	July 24	@ Mets	5–1	Jim Bunning (11–7)	Tom Parsons (1–6)	None	36,921	48–46
95	July 25 (1)	@ Mets	1–8	Galen Cisco (2–6)	Bo Belinsky (3–8)	Gary Kroll (1)	see 2nd game	48–47
96	July 25 (2)	@ Mets	3–1	Ray Culp (6–6)	Al Jackson (5–13)	None	36,921	49–47
97	July 27 (1)	@ Pirates	3–1	Gary Wagner (4–2)	Bob Friend (5–8)	Jack Baldschun (5)	see 2nd game	50–47
98	July 27 (2)	@ Pirates	2–3 (10)	Don Schwall (6–3)	Gary Wagner (4–3)	None	21,832	50–48
99	July 28	@ Pirates	1–0 (14)	Jack Baldschun (5–2)	Don Schwall (6–4)	None	13,207	51–48
100	July 29	@ Pirates	5–0	Ray Culp (7–6)	Bob Veale (10–8)	None	10,160	52–48
101	July 30	Mets	5–3	Lew Burdette (1–4)	Al Jackson (5–14)	Gary Wagner (4)	16,429	53–48
102	July 31	Mets	3–4 (11)	Gary Kroll (6–6)	Jack Baldschun (5–3)	Gordie Richardson (1)	10,207	53–49

August (15–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
103	August 1	Mets	3–2	Jim Bunning (12–7)	Tom Parsons (1–8)	Gary Wagner (5)	8,935	54–49
104	August 3	Cubs	0–2	Bill Faul (2–2)	Ray Culp (7–7)	None	17,171	54–50
105	August 4	Cubs	7–2	Chris Short (12–7)	Bob Buhl (12–8)	None	13,515	55–50
106	August 5	Cubs	4–3	Lew Burdette (2–4)	Dick Ellsworth (12–8)	Bo Belinsky (1)	14,867	56–50
107	August 6	Pirates	4–0	Jim Bunning (13–7)	Bob Friend (5–9)	None	22,155	57–50
108	August 7	Pirates	3–4	Al McBean (4–5)	Ray Culp (7–8)	None	8,204	57–51
109	August 8 (1)	Pirates	1–7	Bob Veale (12–8)	Chris Short (12–8)	None	see 2nd game	57–52
110	August 8 (2)	Pirates	5–2	Ray Herbert (5–5)	Tommie Sisk (3–2)	None	29,260	58–52
111	August 9	@ Astros	0–8	Robin Roberts (6–7)	Lew Burdette (2–5)	None	31,209	58–53
112	August 10	@ Astros	2–0	Jim Bunning (14–7)	Bob Bruce (7–15)	None	24,533	59–53
113	August 11	@ Astros	5–1	Ray Culp (8–8)	Danny Coombs (0–1)	None	28,224	60–53
114	August 12	@ Astros	7–3	Chris Short (13–8)	Turk Farrell (8–7)	Ed Roebuck (3)	22,011	61–53
115	August 13	@ Giants	3–2	Bo Belinsky (4–8)	Warren Spahn (5–14)	Gary Wagner (6)	24,275	62–53
116	August 14	@ Giants	4–2	Jim Bunning (15–7)	Juan Marichal (18–9)	Jack Baldschun (6)	23,087	63–53
117	August 15	@ Giants	9–15	Bill Henry (3–1)	Ray Culp (8–9)	Jack Sanford (2)	26,931	63–54
118	August 16	@ Dodgers	6–1	Chris Short (14–8)	Johnny Podres (4–6)	None	22,611	64–54
119	August 17	@ Dodgers	2–4	Claude Osteen (11–11)	Ray Herbert (5–6)	Ron Perranoski (10)	23,144	64–55
120	August 18	@ Dodgers	6–3 (12)	Gary Wagner (5–3)	Jim Brewer (2–2)	None	38,267	65–55
121	August 20	Reds	2–3 (10)	Sammy Ellis (16–7)	Gary Wagner (5–4)	None	28,709	65–56
122	August 21	Reds	1–2 (11)	Joe Nuxhall (10–3)	Jack Baldschun (5–4)	Billy McCool (15)	10,000	65–57
123	August 22	Reds	6–5	Jim Bunning (16–7)	Roger Craig (0–4)	Gary Wagner (7)	8,431	66–57
124	August 24	Astros	3–4	Don Nottebart (4–11)	Gary Wagner (5–5)	None	13,863	66–58
125	August 25	Astros	6–7	Ron Taylor (3–5)	Jack Baldschun (5–5)	Jim Owens (6)	11,066	66–59
126	August 26	Astros	4–6	Dave Giusti (7–5)	Gary Wagner (5–6)	Jim Owens (7)	21,805	66–60
127	August 27	Dodgers	8–9	Don Drysdale (18–11)	Ray Herbert (5–7)	Howie Reed (1)	26,740	66–61
128	August 28	Dodgers	4–8	Jim Brewer (3–2)	Chris Short (14–9)	Sandy Koufax (1)	27,439	66–62
129	August 29	Dodgers	13–3	Ray Culp (9–9)	Claude Osteen (11–13)	None	21,744	67–62
130	August 31 (1)	Giants	1–2 (11)	Frank Linzy (5–2)	Gary Wagner (5–7)	None	see 2nd game	67–63
131	August 31 (2)	Giants	2–0	Lew Burdette (3–5)	Warren Spahn (6–16)	None	33,060	68–63

September (14–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	September 1	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[314] Makeup: September 2 as a traditional double-header
132	September 2 (1)	Giants	4–3	Chris Short (15–9)	Juan Marichal (19–10)	None	see 2nd game	69–63
133	September 2 (2)	Giants	2–5	Frank Linzy (6–2)	Jack Baldschun (5–6)	None	30,410	69–64
134	September 3	@ Reds	7–16	Roger Craig (1–4)	Grant Jackson (0–1)	None	11,421	69–65
135	September 4	@ Reds	4–5	Joey Jay (9–5)	Jim Bunning (16–8)	None	17,469	69–66
136	September 5	@ Reds	9–10	Billy McCool (9–8)	Jack Baldschun (5–7)	None	18,119	69–67
137	September 6 (1)	@ Cardinals	3–10	Tracy Stallard (10–6)	Bo Belinsky (4–9)	None	see 2nd game	69–68
138	September 6 (2)	@ Cardinals	10–5	Chris Short (16–9)	Curt Simmons (9–14)	None	21,867	70–68
139	September 8	@ Braves	6–5	Ray Culp (10–9)	Ken Johnson (15–9)	Chris Short (2)	3,417	71–68
–	September 9	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[315] Makeup: September 20
140	September 10	Cardinals	5–4 (12)	Ferguson Jenkins (1–0)	Hal Woodeshick (6–6)	None	16,333	72–68
141	September 11	Cardinals	3–1	Chris Short (17–9)	Tracy Stallard (10–7)	None	13,558	73–68
–	September 12	Cardinals	Cancelled (rain; Hurricane Betsy);^[316]^[317] Was not rescheduled
142	September 13	Braves	4–3	Ray Culp (11–9)	Phil Niekro (1–3)	None	5,647	74–68
143	September 14	Braves	2–0	Jim Bunning (17–8)	Hank Fischer (7–7)	None	11,050	75–68
144	September 15	Braves	2–4	Tony Cloninger (22–9)	Chris Short (17–10)	Dan Osinski (5)	10,932	75–69
145	September 16	Braves	8–6	Gary Wagner (6–7)	Denny Lemaster (6–12)	Ferguson Jenkins (1)	11,336	76–69
146	September 17	@ Pirates	0–4	Don Cardwell (12–10)	Ray Culp (11–10)	None	8,987	76–70
147	September 18	@ Pirates	3–4	Roy Face (2–1)	Morrie Steevens (0–1)	None	5,313	76–71
148	September 19	@ Pirates	0–1 (10)	Bob Veale (17–11)	Jack Baldschun (5–8)	None	10,026	76–72
149	September 20	@ Braves	4–1	Ray Culp (12–10)	Wade Blasingame (16–10)	None	812	77–72
150	September 21	@ Cubs	5–7	Ted Abernathy (4–4)	Ferguson Jenkins (1–1)	None	892	77–73
–	September 22	@ Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[318] Makeup: September 23 as a traditional double-header
151	September 23 (1)	@ Cubs	11–5	Jim Bunning (18–8)	Larry Jackson (13–20)	None	see 2nd game	78–73
152	September 23 (2)	@ Cubs	7–4	Chris Short (18–10)	Bill Faul (5–6)	None	1,598	79–73
–	September 24	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[319] Makeup: September 25 as a traditional double-header
153	September 25 (1)	Mets	4–1	Ray Culp (13–10)	Larry Bearnarth (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	80–73
154	September 25 (2)	Mets	1–4	Carl Willey (1–2)	Ray Herbert (5–8)	None	6,825	80–74
155	September 26	Mets	5–4 (10)	Grant Jackson (1–1)	Jack Fisher (8–23)	None	9,029	81–74
156	September 27	Cubs	0–1	Larry Jackson (14–20)	Jim Bunning (18–9)	None	4,390	81–75
157	September 28	Cubs	1–2	Bill Faul (6–6)	Chris Short (18–11)	None	3,928	81–76
158	September 29	Cubs	7–6	Gary Wagner (7–7)	Lindy McDaniel (5–6)	None	4,609	82–76

October (3–0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	October 1	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[320] Makeup: October 2 as a traditional double-header
159	October 2 (1)	@ Mets	6–0	Jim Bunning (19–9)	Larry Bearnarth (3–5)	None	see 2nd game	83–76
160	October 2 (2)	@ Mets	0–0 (18)	None	None	None	10,371	83–76–1
161	October 3 (1)	@ Mets	3–1	Ray Culp (14–10)	Al Jackson (8–20)	None	see 2nd game	84–76–1
162	October 3 (2)	@ Mets	3–1 (13)	Ferguson Jenkins (2–1)	Jack Fisher (8–24)	None	18,508	85–76–1

1964 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1964 Game Log^[321]
Overall Record: 92–70

April (9–2)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 14	Mets	5–3	Johnny Klippstein (1–0)	Al Jackson (0–1)	None	21,016	1–0
2	April 15	Mets	4–1	Jim Bunning (1–0)	Tracy Stallard (0–1)	None	8,528	2–0
3	April 17	@ Cubs	10–8	Johnny Klippstein (2–0)	Dick Ellsworth (0–1)	Jack Baldschun (1)	18,868	3–0
4	April 18	@ Cubs	0–7	Bob Buhl (1–0)	Ray Culp (0–1)	None	9,256	3–1
5	April 19	@ Cubs	8–1	Dennis Bennett (1–0)	Larry Jackson (1–1)	None	7,296	4–1
–	April 20	@ Mets	Postponed (rain);^[322] Makeup: June 19 as a traditional double-header
–	April 21	@ Mets	Postponed (rain, cold, and wet grounds);^[322]^[323]^[324] Makeup: August 14 as a traditional double-header
–	April 22	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[325] Makeup: August 20 as a traditional double-header
6	April 23	Pirates	6–5	Jack Baldschun (1–0)	Roy Face (2–2)	None	12,851	5–1
7	April 24	Cubs	10–0	Jim Bunning (2–0)	Bob Buhl (1–1)	None	15,255	6–1
8	April 25	Cubs	1–4	Larry Jackson (2–1)	Dennis Bennett (1–1)	Lindy McDaniel (2)	17,316	6–2
9	April 26	Cubs	5–1	Ray Culp (1–1)	Fred Norman (0–2)	Ed Roebuck (1)	12,522	7–2
10	April 28	@ Reds	4–2	Art Mahaffey (1–0)	Jim O'Toole (2–1)	Chris Short (1)	5,117	8–2
–	April 29	@ Reds	Postponed (rain);^[326] Makeup: July 20
11	April 30	@ Reds	3–1	Dennis Bennett (2–1)	Joe Nuxhall (1–2)	None	2,821	9–2

May (16–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
12	May 1	@ Braves	5–3	Jim Bunning (3–0)	Warren Spahn (1–2)	Ed Roebuck (2)	4,727	10–2
13	May 2	@ Braves	2–11	Bob Sadowski (2–2)	Ray Culp (1–2)	None	6,174	10–3
14	May 3	@ Braves	0–1	Hank Fischer (3–9)	Art Mahaffey (1–1)	None	14,753	10–4
15	May 4	@ Cardinals	2–9	Roger Craig (2–0)	Dennis Bennett (2–2)	None	7,437	10–5
16	May 5	@ Cardinals	1–2	Ray Washburn (1–0)	Jim Bunning (3–1)	Ron Taylor (1)	10,443	10–6
17	May 6	Braves	7–6	Ed Roebuck (1–0)	Bobby Tiefenauer (1–1)	None	14,331	11–6
18	May 7	Braves	9–6	Art Mahaffey (2–1)	Hank Fischer (3–1)	Jack Baldschun (2)	11,749	12–6
19	May 8	Reds	11–3	Dennis Bennett (3–2)	John Tsitouris (1–2)	None	23,004	13–6
20	May 9	Reds	5–4	Dallas Green (1–0)	Bob Purkey (0–2)	Ed Roebuck (3)	8,142	14–6
21	May 10	Reds	0–2	Joe Nuxhall (2–2)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	11,642	14–7
22	May 11	Cardinals	2–3	Ray Sadecki (1–3)	Ray Culp (1–3)	None	11,200	14–8
23	May 12	Cardinals	2–4	Curt Simmons (4–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–2)	Roger Craig (3)	14,412	14–9
–	May 13	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[327] Makeup: September 10
24	May 14	Cardinals	3–2	Jim Bunning (4–1)	Ernie Broglio (2–2)	Ed Roebuck (4)	16,626	15–9
25	May 15	@ Colt .45s	4–0	Dennis Bennett (4–2)	Don Nottebart (0–5)	None	8,945	16–9
26	May 16	@ Colt .45s	3–4	Turk Farrell (5–1)	Ray Culp (1–4)	Hal Woodeshick (7)	11,331	16–10
27	May 17	@ Colt .45s	2–0	Chris Short (1–1)	Jim Owens (1–3)	None	7,784	17–10
28	May 18	@ Colt .45s	4–0	Jim Bunning (5–1)	Ken Johnson (3–4)	None	5,284	18–10
29	May 19	@ Giants	0–3	Jack Sanford (4–3)	Dennis Bennett (4–3)	None	16,936	18–11
30	May 20	@ Giants	7–2	Jack Baldschun (2–0)	Juan Marichal (6–1)	None	12,284	19–11
31	May 21	@ Giants	4–9	Bobby Bolin (1–1)	Johnny Klippstein (2–1)	None	11,222	19–12
32	May 22	@ Dodgers	2–0	Chris Short (2–1)	Don Drysdale (5–3)	None	38,920	20–12
33	May 23	@ Dodgers	4–2 (14)	Dennis Bennett (5–3)	Ron Perranoski (2–1)	Jack Baldschun (3)	42,349	21–12
34	May 24	@ Dodgers	0–3	Joe Moeller (2–3)	Jim Bunning (5–2)	Sandy Koufax (1)	36,900	21–13
35	May 26	@ Pirates	4–13	Vern Law (2–4)	Chris Short (2–2)	None	12,183	21–14
36	May 27	@ Pirates	2–0	Art Mahaffey (3–2)	Bob Friend (4–4)	None	10,914	22–14
37	May 28	@ Pirates	5–6	Al McBean (2–0)	Jack Baldschun (2–1)	None	8,649	22–15
38	May 29	Colt .45s	7–6	Dennis Bennett (6–3)	Hal Woodeshick (1–3)	Ed Roebuck (5)	13,067	23–15
39	May 30	Colt .45s	5–1	Chris Short (3–2)	Don Nottebart (0–7)	None	19,046	24–15
40	May 31	Colt .45s	4–1	Art Mahaffey (4–2)	Jim Owens (1–4)	Ed Roebuck (6)	8,154	25–15

June (18–12)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
41	June 2	Dodgers	4–3	Dennis Bennett (7–3)	Jim Brewer (0–1)	Ed Roebuck (7)	22,317	26–15
42	June 3	Dodgers	1–0 (11)	Jack Baldschun (3–1)	Don Drysdale (6–5)	None	20,961	27–15
43	June 4	Dodgers	0–3	Sandy Koufax (6–4)	Chris Short (3–3)	None	29,709	27–16
44	June 5	Giants	3–5 (11)	Bob Shaw (4–3)	Jack Baldschun (3–2)	Ron Herbel (1)	31,774	27–17
45	June 6	Giants	2–4	Billy O'Dell (1–1)	Ed Roebuck (1–1)	None	13,286	27–18
46	June 7	Giants	3–4 (10)	Bob Shaw (5–3)	Ed Roebuck (1–2)	Billy Pierce (1)	27,675	27–19
47	June 9 (1)	Pirates	4–3	Art Mahaffey (5–2)	Joe Gibbon (3–2)	Ed Roebuck (8)	see 2nd game	28–19
48	June 9 (2)	Pirates	0–4	Steve Blass (3–2)	Ray Culp (1–5)	None	32,155	28–20
49	June 10	Pirates	4–1	Chris Short (4–3)	Bob Friend (4–6)	None	15,352	29–20
50	June 12	Mets	3–11	Tracy Stallard (4–7)	Dennis Bennett (7–4)	None	16,661	29–21
51	June 13	Mets	8–2	Jim Bunning (6–2)	Frank Lary (0–3)	None	4,875	30–21
52	June 14 (1)	Mets	9–5	Ray Culp (2–5)	Galen Cisco (3–7)	None	see 2nd game	31–21
53	June 14 (2)	Mets	4–2	Art Mahaffey (6–2)	Al Jackson (3–9)	Ed Roebuck (9)	21,020	32–21
54	June 16	@ Cubs	4–2	Dennis Bennett (8–4)	Larry Jackson (8–5)	Jack Baldschun (4)	8,744	33–21
55	June 17	@ Cubs	5–9	Bob Buhl (8–3)	Jack Baldschun (3–3)	Lindy McDaniel (7)	9,106	33–22
56	June 18	@ Cubs	6–3	Chris Short (5–3)	Dick Ellsworth (8–6)	Jim Bunning (1)	9,283	34–22
57	June 19 (1)	@ Mets	2–1	Art Mahaffey (7–2)	Larry Bearnarth (4–4)	Ed Roebuck (10)	see 2nd game	35–22
58	June 19 (2)	@ Mets	7–2	Ray Culp (3–5)	Galen Cisco (3–8)	None	41,310	36–22
59	June 20	@ Mets	3–7	Jack Fisher (5–5)	Dallas Green (1–1)	Al Jackson (1)	18,004	36–23
60	June 21 (1)	@ Mets	6–0	Jim Bunning (7–2)	Tracy Stallard (4–9)	None	see 2nd game	37–23
61	June 21 (2)	@ Mets	8–2	Rick Wise (1–0)	Frank Lary (0–4)	Johnny Klippstein (1)	32,026	38–23
62	June 23 (1)	Cubs	0–2	Dick Ellsworth (9–6)	Chris Short (5–4)	None	see 2nd game	38–24
63	June 23 (2)	Cubs	9–0	Ray Culp (4–5)	Sterling Slaughter (2–2)	None	35,483	39–24
64	June 24	Cubs	9–8	Dallas Green (2–1)	Ernie Broglio (3–7)	None	19,711	40–24
65	June 26	@ Cardinals	6–5	Ed Roebuck (2–2)	Ron Taylor (1–2)	None	18,484	41–24
66	June 27	@ Cardinals	4–9	Curt Simmons (8–6)	Rick Wise (1–1)	None	12,388	41–25
67	June 28 (1)	@ Cardinals	5–0	Chris Short (6–4)	Mike Cuellar (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	42–25
68	June 28 (2)	@ Cardinals	2–8	Ray Sadecki (8–6)	Ray Culp (4–6)	None	27,805	42–26
69	June 29	@ Colt .45s	1–6	Bob Bruce (8–4)	Art Mahaffey (7–3)	None	11,103	42–27
70	June 30	@ Colt .45s	8–1	Jim Bunning (8–2)	Ken Johnson (6–7)	None	16,414	43–27

July (16–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
71	July 1	@ Dodgers	2–3	Sandy Koufax (11–4)	Dennis Bennett (8–5)	None	39,823	43–28
72	July 2	@ Dodgers	3–2	Chris Short (7–4)	Phil Ortega (3–3)	Jack Baldschun (5)	35,541	44–28
73	July 3	@ Giants	5–1	Ray Culp (5–6)	Ron Herbel (6–4)	None	27,068	45–28
74	July 4	@ Giants	5–2 (11)	Jim Bunning (9–2)	Gaylord Perry (6–4)	Jack Baldschun (6)	30,529	46–28
75	July 5	@ Giants	2–1	Dennis Bennett (9–5)	Juan Marichal (11–4)	Jack Baldschun (7)	38,641	47–28
–	July 7	1964 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Shea Stadium in Queens
76	July 9	Reds	4–3	Ray Culp (6–6)	John Tsitouris (5–6)	Jack Baldschun (8)	18,404	48–28
77	July 10	Reds	1–5	Jim O'Toole (9–4)	Dennis Bennett (9–6)	None	25,936	48–29
78	July 11	Reds	1–3	Joe Nuxhall (7–4)	Jim Bunning (9–3)	Sammy Ellis (2)	10,146	48–30
79	July 12 (1)	Braves	3–4	Wade Blasingame (2–1)	Chris Short (7–5)	Chi-Chi Olivo (2)	see 2nd game	48–31
80	July 12 (2)	Braves	2–6	Billy Hoeft (3–0)	Art Mahaffey (7–4)	None	28,044	48–32
81	July 13	Braves	3–2	Ray Culp (7–6)	Warren Spahn (6–9)	Jim Bunning (2)	13,817	49–32
82	July 14	@ Pirates	3–4	Bob Veale (9–6)	Cal McLish (0–1)	Al McBean (12)	9,664	49–33
83	July 15	@ Pirates	0–3	Bob Friend (8–8)	Jim Bunning (9–4)	None	11,633	49–34
84	July 16	@ Pirates	7–5	Art Mahaffey (8–4)	Joe Gibbon (6–3)	Jack Baldschun (9)	12,163	50–34
85	July 17	@ Reds	5–4	Chris Short (8–5)	Joey Jay (4–7)	Dennis Bennett (1)	19,008	51–34
86	July 18	@ Reds	4–14	John Tsitouris (6–6)	Ray Culp (7–7)	None	8,251	51–35
87	July 19 (1)	@ Reds	4–7	Billy McCool (3–0)	Jack Baldschun (3–4)	Sammy Ellis (4)	see 2nd game	51–36
88	July 19 (2)	@ Reds	4–3	John Boozer (1–0)	Ryne Duren (0–2)	Chris Short (2)	27,245	52–36
89	July 20	@ Reds	2–6	Joe Nuxhall (8–4)	Dennis Bennett (9–7)	Billy McCool (4)	10,229	52–37
90	July 21	@ Braves	6–3	Art Mahaffey (9–4)	Wade Blasingame (2–2)	Jack Baldschun (10)	22,110	53–37
91	July 22	@ Braves	4–1	Ray Culp (8–7)	Warren Spahn (6–11)	Jack Baldschun (11)	20,457	54–37
92	July 23	@ Braves	13–10 (10)	Jack Baldschun (4–4)	Bobby Tiefenauer (3–5)	Dennis Bennett (2)	10,507	55–37
93	July 24	Cardinals	9–1	Chris Short (9–5)	Bob Gibson (8–8)	None	22,628	56–37
94	July 25	Cardinals	9–10	Curt Simmons (10–8)	Dennis Bennett (9–8)	Mike Cuellar (2)	10,948	56–38
95	July 26 (1)	Cardinals	1–6	Gordie Richardson (1–0)	John Boozer (1–1)	None	see 2nd game	56–39
96	July 26 (2)	Cardinals	1–4	Ray Sadecki (11–8)	Art Mahaffey (9–5)	None	28,118	56–40
97	July 28	Giants	4–0	Jim Bunning (10–4)	Billy O'Dell (3–4)	Jack Baldschun (12)	29,386	57–40
98	July 29	Giants	3–6 (10)	Juan Marichal (15–5)	Jack Baldschun (4–5)	None	27,979	57–41
99	July 30	Giants	4–3 (10)	Art Mahaffey (10–5)	Gaylord Perry (7–8)	None	27,694	58–41
100	July 31	Dodgers	6–1	Chris Short (10–5)	Joe Moeller (5–10)	Jack Baldschun (13)	24,197	59–41

August (19–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
101	August 1	Dodgers	10–6	Rick Wise (2–1)	Don Drysdale (13–10)	Ed Roebuck (11)	32,030	60–41
102	August 2	Dodgers	1–6	Larry Miller (2–2)	John Boozer (1–2)	None	18,802	60–42
–	August 3	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[328] Makeup: September 8
103	August 5 (1)	Colt .45s	4–1	Jim Bunning (11–4)	Bob Bruce (11–6)	Jack Baldschun (14)	see 2nd game	61–42
104	August 5 (2)	Colt .45s	2–1	Ed Roebuck (3–2)	Hal Woodeshick (2–7)	None	27,288	62–42
105	August 6	Colt .45s	1–2	Turk Farrell (11–7)	Chris Short (10–6)	Jim Owens (2)	15,083	62–43
106	August 7	Mets	9–4	Ed Roebuck (4–2)	Bill Wakefield (3–4)	Jack Baldschun (15)	14,158	63–43
107	August 8	Mets	12–5	Rick Wise (3–1)	Galen Cisco (4–13)	John Boozer (1)	7,687	64–43
108	August 9	Mets	6–0	Jim Bunning (12–4)	Tracy Stallard (6–15)	None	11,621	65–43
109	August 11	@ Cubs	13–5	John Boozer (2–2)	Dick Ellsworth (12–14)	None	11,972	66–43
110	August 12	@ Cubs	6–5	Chris Short (11–6)	Larry Jackson (14–10)	Jack Baldschun (16)	8,633	67–43
111	August 13	@ Cubs	1–3	Ernie Broglio (7–9)	Dennis Bennett (9–9)	None	8,347	67–44
112	August 14 (1)	@ Mets	6–1	Jim Bunning (13–4)	Al Jackson (6–12)	None	see 2nd game	68–44
113	August 14 (2)	@ Mets	6–4	Rick Wise (4–1)	Tracy Stallard (6–16)	Jack Baldschun (17)	42,806	69–44
114	August 15	@ Mets	8–1	John Boozer (2–3)	Jack Fisher (8–15)	None	31,324	70–44
115	August 16	@ Mets	4–12	Galen Cisco (5–13)	Art Mahaffey (10–6)	None	24,486	70–45
116	August 17	Cubs	8–1	Chris Short (12–6)	Ernie Broglio (7–10)	None	17,355	71–45
117	August 18	Cubs	3–4 (16)	Freddie Burdette (1–0)	John Boozer (3–3)	Ernie Broglio (1)	18,401	71–46
118	August 19	Cubs	9–5	Jack Baldschun (5–5)	Lindy McDaniel (1–6)	None	18,140	72–46
119	August 20 (1)	Pirates	2–0	Art Mahaffey (11–6)	Bob Friend (10–13)	None	see 2nd game	73–46
120	August 20 (2)	Pirates	3–2	Rick Wise (5–1)	Don Schwall (4–3)	Ed Roebuck (12)	35,814	74–46
121	August 21	Pirates	2–0	Chris Short (13–6)	Bob Veale (13–10)	None	30,170	75–46
122	August 22	Pirates	4–9	Frank Bork (2–0)	Dennis Bennett (9–10)	Al McBean (17)	14,955	75–47
123	August 23	Pirates	9–3	Jim Bunning (14–4)	Joe Gibbon (9–6)	John Boozer (2)	19,213	76–47
124	August 24	@ Braves	9–12	Bob Sadowski (8–8)	Dennis Bennett (9–11)	None	11,726	76–48
125	August 25	@ Braves	5–7	Tony Cloninger (13–12)	Rick Wise (5–2)	Billy Hoeft (4)	16,248	76–49
126	August 26	@ Braves	6–1	Chris Short (14–6)	Denny Lemaster (13–9)	None	12,158	77–49
127	August 28	@ Pirates	2–4	Roy Face (3–3)	Ed Roebuck (4–3)	None	20,374	77–50
128	August 29	@ Pirates	10–8	Art Mahaffey (12–6)	Bob Friend (10–15)	Jack Baldschun (18)	12,186	78–50
129	August 30	@ Pirates	2–10	Bob Veale (14–10)	Chris Short (14–7)	None	14,080	78–51

September (12–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
130	September 1	Colt .45s	4–3	Jim Bunning (15–4)	Hal Brown (2–14)	None	13,306	79–51
131	September 2	Colt .45s	2–1	Chris Short (15–7)	Don Nottebart (6–9)	None	12,616	80–51
132	September 3	Colt .45s	0–6	Don Larsen (3–6)	Dennis Bennett (9–12)	None	12,908	80–52
133	September 4	Giants	5–3	Jack Baldschun (6–5)	Billy O'Dell (8–7)	None	28,149	81–52
134	September 5	Giants	9–3	Jim Bunning (16–4)	Bobby Bolin (5–7)	None	31,482	82–52
135	September 6	Giants	3–4	Juan Marichal (17–6)	Jack Baldschun (6–6)	None	21,548	82–53
136	September 7 (1)	Dodgers	5–1	Dennis Bennett (10–12)	Larry Miller (3–7)	None	see 2nd game	83–53
137	September 7 (2)	Dodgers	1–3	Pete Richert (1–1)	Rick Wise (5–3)	Ron Perranoski (11)	26,390	83–54
138	September 8	Dodgers	2–3	Jim Brewer (2–2)	Art Mahaffey (12–7)	Ron Perranoski (12)	14,594	83–55
139	September 9	Cardinals	5–10 (11)	Bob Humphreys (2–0)	Jack Baldschun (6–7)	None	25,339	83–56
140	September 10	Cardinals	5–1	Chris Short (16–7)	Ray Sadecki (16–10)	None	14,552	84–56
141	September 11	@ Giants	1–0	Dennis Bennett (11–12)	Juan Marichal (17–7)	None	27,524	85–56
142	September 12	@ Giants	1–9	Gaylord Perry (11–9)	Art Mahaffey (12–8)	None	29,463	85–57
143	September 13	@ Giants	4–1 (10)	Jim Bunning (17–4)	Dick Estelle (0–1)	None	35,205	86–57
144	September 14	@ Colt .45s	4–1	Chris Short (17–7)	Bob Bruce (13–9)	None	4,909	87–57
145	September 15	@ Colt .45s	1–0	Dennis Bennett (12–12)	Ken Johnson (10–16)	Jack Baldschun (19)	4,161	88–57
146	September 16	@ Colt .45s	5–6	Hal Brown (3–15)	Jim Bunning (17–5)	Hal Woodeshick (23)	2,289	88–58
147	September 17	@ Dodgers	4–3	Bobby Shantz (2–4)	Don Drysdale (18–14)	Jack Baldschun (20)	21,175	89–58
148	September 18	@ Dodgers	3–4	Bob Miller (7–6)	Jack Baldschun (6–8)	None	26,341	89–59
149	September 19	@ Dodgers	3–4 (16)	Phil Ortega (7–9)	Jack Baldschun (6–9)	None	27,146	89–60
150	September 20	@ Dodgers	3–2	Jim Bunning (18–5)	Jim Brewer (2–3)	None	25,867	90–60
151	September 21	Reds	0–1	John Tsitouris (8–11)	Art Mahaffey (12–9)	None	20,067	90–61
152	September 22	Reds	2–9	Jim O'Toole (16–7)	Chris Short (17–8)	None	21,232	90–62
153	September 23	Reds	4–6	Billy McCool (6–3)	Dennis Bennett (12–13)	Sammy Ellis (11)	23,247	90–63
154	September 24	Braves	3–5	Wade Blasingame (7–5)	Jim Bunning (18–6)	Chi-Chi Olivo (4)	17,342	90–64
155	September 25	Braves	5–7 (12)	Clay Carroll (1–0)	John Boozer (3–4)	Tony Cloninger (2)	30,447	90–65
156	September 26	Braves	4–6	Wade Blasingame (8–5)	Bobby Shantz (2–5)	Warren Spahn (2)	14,330	90–66
157	September 27	Braves	8–14	Tony Cloninger (18–14)	Jim Bunning (18–7)	Chi-Chi Olivo (5)	20,569	89–67
158	September 28	@ Cardinals	1–5	Bob Gibson (18–11)	Chris Short (17–9)	Barney Schultz (12)	24,146	90–68
159	September 29	@ Cardinals	2–4	Ray Sadecki (20–10)	Dennis Bennett (12–14)	Barney Schultz (13)	27,433	90–69
160	September 30	@ Cardinals	5–8	Curt Simmons (18–9)	Jim Bunning (18–8)	Gordie Richardson (1)	29,920	90–70

October (2–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
161	October 2	@ Reds	4–3	Ed Roebuck (5–3)	Billy McCool (6–5)	Jack Baldschun (21)	25,221	91–70
162	October 4	@ Reds	10–0	Jim Bunning (19–8)	John Tsitouris (9–13)	None	28,535	92–70

1963 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1963 Game Log^[329]
Overall Record: 87–75

April (8–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 9	Reds	2–1	Art Mahaffey (1–0)	Joey Jay (0–1)	None	28,291	1–0
2	April 10	Reds	10–7	Ray Culp (1–0)	Bill Henry (0–1)	Jack Baldschun (1)	6,065	2–0
3	April 13	@ Cardinals	0–7	Curt Simmons (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (1–1)	None	22,050	2–1
4	April 14 (1)	@ Cardinals	4–3 (10)	Jack Baldschun (1–0)	Bobby Shantz (0–1)	Jack Hamilton (1)	see 2nd game	3–1
5	April 14 (2)	@ Cardinals	5–4	Jack Baldschun (2–0)	Ron Taylor (0–1)	None	19,257	4–1
6	April 16	@ Braves	0–8	Warren Spahn (2–0)	Cal McLish (0–1)	None	4,098	4–2
7	April 17	@ Braves	5–6	Lew Burdette (2–0)	Paul Brown (0–1)	Claude Raymond (1)	10,569	4–3
8	April 18	@ Braves	5–6	Claude Raymond (2–0)	Ray Culp (1–1)	None	4,256	4–4
9	April 19	Cardinals	1–5	Curt Simmons (2–0)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	14,712	4–5
10	April 20	Cardinals	6–2	Marcelino López (1–0)	Ray Sadecki (0–1)	Jack Baldschun (2)	5,353	5–5
11	April 21 (1)	Cardinals	4–3 (10)	Dallas Green (1–0)	Ed Bauta (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	6–5
12	April 21 (2)	Cardinals	5–10	Harry Fanok (2–0)	Art Mahaffey (1–2)	None	23,187	6–6
13	April 22	Mets	8–6	Ray Culp (2–1)	Tracy Stallard (0–2)	Jack Baldschun (3)	3,716	7–6
14	April 24	Pirates	4–6	Bob Friend (3–0)	Chris Short (0–2)	Roy Face (3)	4,485	7–7
15	April 26	@ Cubs	5–2	Art Mahaffey (2–2)	Glen Hobbie (1–2)	None	4,093	8–7
16	April 27	@ Cubs	2–4	Larry Jackson (3–2)	Ray Culp (2–2)	None	10,204	8–8
17	April 28	@ Cubs	1–4	Bob Buhl (2–2)	Chris Short (0–3)	Don Elston (2)	11,135	8–9
18	April 29	Giants	3–4	Jack Fisher (1–2)	Cal McLish (0–2)	None	8,233	8–10
–	April 30	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[330] Makeup: July 10

May (14–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	May 1	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[331] Makeup: September 13 as a traditional double-header
19	May 2	Dodgers	2–3	Ron Perranoski (3–1)	Art Mahaffey (2–3)	None	11,288	8–11
20	May 3	Colt .45s	4–3	Jack Hamilton (1–0)	Bob Bruce (1–2)	Jack Baldschun (4)	5,843	9–11
21	May 4	Colt .45s	7–0	Ray Culp (3–2)	Ken Johnson (1–4)	None	3,361	10–11
22	May 5 (1)	Colt .45s	6–5	Jack Hamilton (2–0)	Hal Woodeshick (1–1)	None	see 2nd game	11–11
23	May 5 (2)	Colt .45s	2–6	Turk Farrell (2–3)	Johnny Klippstein (0–1)	None	11,185	11–12
24	May 7	@ Mets	1–3	Al Jackson (3–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–4)	None	8,962	11–13
25	May 8	@ Mets	2–3	Jay Hook (1–4)	Jack Baldschun (2–1)	None	4,237	11–14
26	May 9	@ Mets	2–3	Ken MacKenzie (3–0)	Jack Baldschun (2–2)	None	3,435	11–15
27	May 10	Braves	1–4 (7)	Denny Lemaster (1–1)	Chris Short (0–4)	None	11,904	11–16
28	May 11	Braves	8–5	Ryne Duren (1–0)	Hank Fischer (0–2)	None	3,192	12–16
29	May 12 (1)	Braves	4–3 (11)	Jack Baldschun (3–2)	Tony Cloninger (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	13–16
30	May 12 (2)	Braves	6–5 (12)	Johnny Klippstein (1–1)	Lew Burdette (3–4)	None	9,836	14–16
31	May 14	@ Dodgers	5–1	Cal McLish (1–2)	Don Drysdale (3–4)	None	19,294	15–16
32	May 15	@ Dodgers	2–3 (12)	Sandy Koufax (5–1)	Johnny Klippstein (1–2)	None	20,512	15–17
33	May 16	@ Colt .45s	5–2	Ray Culp (4–2)	Dick Drott (1–1)	Jack Baldschun (5)	7,027	16–17
34	May 17	@ Colt .45s	1–4	Don Nottebart (5–1)	Jack Hamilton (2–1)	None	8,223	16–18
35	May 18	@ Colt .45s	2–3	Ken Johnson (2–6)	Jack Baldschun (3–3)	None	5,409	16–19
36	May 19 (1)	@ Giants	3–0	Cal McLish (2–2)	Jack Fisher (3–4)	None	see 2nd game	17–19
37	May 19 (2)	@ Giants	5–6	Bobby Bolin (2–0)	Ryne Duren (1–1)	None	37,632	17–20
38	May 21	@ Giants	2–3	Billy O'Dell (6–0)	Ray Culp (4–3)	None	7,556	17–21
39	May 22	@ Giants	2–10	Jack Sanford (7–3)	Dallas Green (1–1)	None	6,501	17–22
40	May 24	@ Reds	5–1	Cal McLish (3–2)	Bob Purkey (1–1)	None	9,367	18–22
41	May 25	@ Reds	2–5	Joe Nuxhall (4–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–5)	None	5,419	18–23
42	May 26 (1)	@ Reds	10–4	Chris Short (1–4)	Jim Maloney (6–2)	Jack Baldschun (6)	see 2nd game	19–23
43	May 26 (2)	@ Reds	3–0	Ray Culp (5–3)	Joey Jay (1–8)	None	14,417	20–23
44	May 28	@ Pirates	5–1	Cal McLish (4–2)	Bob Friend (5–4)	None	8,497	21–23
45	May 30 (1)	@ Pirates	1–7	Don Cardwell (2–6)	Art Mahaffey (2–6)	None	see 2nd game	21–24
46	May 30 (2)	@ Pirates	6–5	Ray Culp (6–3)	Joe Gibbon (2–3)	Johnny Klippstein (1)	19,039	22–24
47	May 31	Cubs	1–2	Bob Buhl (4–4)	Chris Short' (1–5)	Lindy McDaniel (9)	10,717	22–25

June (13–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
48	June 1	Cubs	0–2	Dick Ellsworth (7–3)	John Boozer (0–1)	None	3,902	22–26
49	June 2 (1)	Cubs	5–2	Cal McLish (5–2)	Jim Brewer (2–1)	None	see 2nd game	23–26
50	June 2 (2)	Cubs	2–3^{^[a]}	Barney Schultz (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (2–7)	Lindy McDaniel (10)	8,009	23–27
51	June 5	Cardinals	6–0	Ray Culp (7–3)	Curt Simmons (6–2)	None	35,621	24–27
52	June 6	Cardinals	4–5	Bob Gibson (4–3)	Chris Short (1–6)	Ray Sadecki (1)	8,280	24–28
–	June 7	Reds	Postponed (rain);^[332] Makeup: August 6 as a traditional double-header
53	June 8	Reds	0–1	Jim O'Toole (10–3)	Art Mahaffey (2–8)	None	4,519	24–29
54	June 9 (1)	Reds	8–7 (10)	Johnny Klippstein (2–2)	Dom Zanni (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	25–29
55	June 9 (2)	Reds	1–3	John Tsitouris (1–1)	John Boozer (0–2)	None	14,289	25–30
56	June 10	Braves	6–2 (6)	Ray Culp (8–3)	Bob Hendley (4–4)	None	9,404	26–30
57	June 11	Braves	8–7 (10)	Jack Baldschun (4–3)	Bob Shaw (2–4)	None	11,107	27–30
58	June 12	@ Cardinals	6–2	Art Mahaffey (3–8)	Ron Taylor (3–2)	John Boozer (1)	11,738	28–30
59	June 13	@ Cardinals	3–7 (6)	Ernie Broglio (7–2)	Chris Short (1–7)	None	7,600	28–31
60	June 14	@ Braves	0–3	Warren Spahn (9–3)	Ray Culp (8–4)	None	10,937	28–32
61	June 15	@ Braves	3–5	Tony Cloninger (1–3)	Johnny Klippstein (2–3)	None	6,855	28–33
62	June 16 (1)	@ Braves	3–5	Frank Funk (2–2)	Cal McLish (5–3)	Claude Raymond (4)	see 2nd game	28–34
63	June 16 (2)	@ Braves	7–4 (11)	Jack Baldschun (5–3)	Claude Raymond (4–4)	Dallas Green (1)	16,326	29–34
64	June 17	@ Reds	4–2	Ryne Duren (2–1)	John Tsitouris (2–2)	Jack Baldschun (7)	6,093	30–34
65	June 18	@ Reds	1–2	Al Worthington (2–1)	Ray Culp (8–5)	None	6,646	30–35
66	June 19	@ Reds	5–6 (10)	Dom Zanni (1–1)	Chris Short (1–8)	None	7,237	30–36
67	June 20	@ Reds	1–11	Jim O'Toole (13–3)	Art Mahaffey (3–9)	Jim Owens (2)	7,077	30–37
68	June 21	@ Mets	1–3	Al Jackson (6–7)	Cal McLish (5–4)	None	11,047	30–38
69	June 22	@ Mets	2–0	Ray Culp (9–5)	Roger Craig (2–11)	None	16,791	31–38
70	June 23 (1)	@ Mets	0–5	Carl Willey (6–6)	Dallas Green (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	31–39
71	June 23 (2)	@ Mets	1–4	Tracy Stallard (3–4)	Ryne Duren (2–2)	Al Jackson (1)	19,901	31–40
72	June 25	@ Pirates	5–4 (10)	Johnny Klippstein (3–3)	Harvey Haddix (2–3)	Dennis Bennett (1)	12,365	32–40
73	June 26	@ Pirates	6–2	Cal McLish (6–4)	Bob Friend (9–6)	None	9,153	33–40
74	June 27	@ Pirates	13–4	Ray Culp (10–5)	Don Cardwell (3–9)	Johnny Klippstein (2)	9,576	34–40
75	June 28	Cubs	3–4 (11)	Dick Ellsworth (10–6)	Jack Baldschun (5–4)	None	9,653	34–41
–	June 29	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[333] Makeup: August 14 as a traditional double-header
76	June 30	Cubs	3–2	Art Mahaffey (4–9)	Larry Jackson (9–7)	Johnny Klippstein (3)	6,006	35–41

July (21–10)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
77	July 1 (1)	Pirates	1–2	Don Cardwell (4–9)	Ray Culp (10–6)	None	see 2nd game	35–42
78	July 1 (2)	Pirates	8–1	Cal McLish (7–4)	Earl Francis (3–3)	None	21,661	36–42
79	July 2	Pirates	2–3	Vern Law (2–3)	Dallas Green (1–3)	Al McBean (4)	6,844	36–43
80	July 4 (1)	Pirates	1–0 (10)	Art Mahaffey (5–9)	Bob Friend (10–7)	None	see 2nd game	37–43
81	July 4 (2)	Pirates	5–1	Ryne Duren (3–2)	Joe Gibbon (3–6)	None	16,198	38–43
82	July 5	@ Cubs	2–3 (11)	Lindy McDaniel (5–2)	Johnny Klippstein (3–4)	None	17,395	38–44
83	July 6	@ Cubs	6–0	Cal McLish (8–4)	Bob Buhl (7–6)	None	16,348	39–44
84	July 7	@ Cubs	3–2	Jack Baldschun (6–4)	Lindy McDaniel (5–3)	Dallas Green (2)	18,277	40–44
–	July 9	1963 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland
85	July 10	Giants	10–2	Cal McLish (9–4)	Billy O'Dell (10–5)	Johnny Klippstein (4)	12,240	41–44
86	July 11	Giants	3–4	Juan Marichal (14–4)	Ray Culp (10–7)	Bobby Bolin (7)	26,303	41–45
87	July 12	Giants	7–5	Art Mahaffey (6–9)	Jack Sanford (9–9)	Jack Baldschun (8)	22,496	42–45
88	July 13	Giants	4–3	Ryne Duren (4–2)	Billy Pierce (3–6)	Jack Baldschun (9)	10,453	43–45
89	July 14	Dodgers	2–3 (6)	Johnny Podres (8–6)	Cal McLish (9–5)	None	23,542	43–46
90	July 15	Dodgers	5–4 (11)	Jack Baldschun (7–4)	Ed Roebuck (2–4)	None	19,488	44–46
91	July 16 (1)	Dodgers	2–5	Sandy Koufax (16–3)	Art Mahaffey (6–10)	None	see 2nd game	44–47
92	July 16 (2)	Dodgers	10–2	Dallas Green (2–3)	Nick Willhite (2–3)	None	35,353	45–47
93	July 17	Colt .45s	10–9 (10)	Dennis Bennett (1–0)	Jim Dickson (0–1)	None	5,796	46–47
94	July 18	Colt .45s	5–1	John Boozer (1–2)	Ken Johnson (5–13)	None	5,646	47–47
95	July 19	Mets	2–1	Jack Baldschun (8–4)	Roger Craig (2–16)	None	10,754	48–47
96	July 20	Mets	5–1	Dallas Green (3–3)	Al Jackson (6–11)	None	3,440	49–47
97	July 21 (1)	Mets	8–0	Chris Short (2–8)	Carl Willey (7–9)	None	see 2nd game	50–47
98	July 21 (2)	Mets	7–2	Dennis Bennett (2–0)	Tracy Stallard (3–8)	Johnny Klippstein (5)	14,372	51–47
99	July 23	@ Colt .45s	5–6 (15)	Turk Farrell (7–8)	Johnny Klippstein (3–5)	None	8,553	51–48
100	July 24	@ Colt .45s	6–3	Cal McLish (10–5)	Ken Johnson (5–14)	Jack Baldschun (10)	6,879	52–48
101	July 25	@ Colt .45s	0–3	Hal Brown (4–5)	Ray Culp (10–8)	None	5,357	52–49
102	July 26	@ Dodgers	6–5	Chris Short (3–8)	Bob Miller (7–6)	Jack Baldschun (11)	30,589	53–49
103	July 27	@ Dodgers	4–1	Dennis Bennett (3–0)	Johnny Podres (10–7)	Johnny Klippstein (6)	36,262	54–49
104	July 28	@ Dodgers	7–4	John Boozer (2–2)	Don Drysdale (13–11)	None	32,996	55–49
105	July 29	@ Dodgers	2–6	Sandy Koufax (17–4)	Cal McLish (10–6)	None	32,835	55–50
106	July 30	@ Giants	0–5	Billy O'Dell (11–6)	Ray Culp (10–9)	None	20,686	55–51
107	July 31	@ Giants	7–3 (14)	Jack Baldschun (9–4)	Bobby Bolin (6–4)	Johnny Klippstein (7)	17,927	56–51

August (16–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 2	@ Cardinals	2–3	Ray Sadecki (7–7)	Dennis Bennett (3–1)	Bobby Shantz (9)	20,025	56–52
109	August 3	@ Cardinals	0–7	Ernie Broglio (12–7)	Cal McLish (10–7)	None	11,417	56–53
110	August 4 (1)	@ Cardinals	7–3	Ray Culp (11–9)	Lew Burdette (8–9)	Jack Baldschun (12)	see 2nd game	57–53
111	August 4 (2)	@ Cardinals	5–2	Dallas Green (4–3)	Bob Gibson (12–6)	Jack Baldschun (13)	26,039	58–53
112	August 6 (1)	Reds	4–6 (10)	Bill Henry (1–2)	Jack Baldschun (9–5)	None	see 2nd game	58–54
113	August 6 (2)	Reds	7–1	Dennis Bennett (4–1)	Joey Jay (4–16)	None	32,761	59–54
114	August 7	Reds	2–1	Cal McLish (11–7)	Jim Maloney (17–4)	None	9,964	60–54
115	August 8	Reds	3–6	John Tsitouris (8–5)	Chris Short (3–9)	Bill Henry (9)	15,058	60–55
116	August 9	Giants	0–4	Juan Marichal (18–5)	Ray Culp (11–10)	None	27,145	60–56
117	August 10	Giants	6–7	Bobby Bolin (7–4)	Dennis Bennett (4–2)	Billy Hoeft (2)	11,012	60–57
118	August 11	Giants	1–5	Jack Sanford (11–12)	Cal McLish (11–8)	Don Larsen (4)	15,874	60–58
119	August 12	Giants	3–1	Chris Short (4–9)	Jim Duffalo (4–1)	None	20,671	61–58
120	August 14 (1)	Cubs	7–2	Johnny Klippstein (4–5)	Larry Jackson (13–11)	None	see 2nd game	62–58
121	August 14 (2)	Cubs	9–3	Dennis Bennett (5–2)	Paul Toth (3–8)	None	22,553	63–58
122	August 15	Cubs	4–3	Cal McLish (12–8)	Bob Buhl (9–11)	Jack Baldschun (14)	13,403	64–58
123	August 16	@ Pirates	3–0	Chris Short (5–9)	Joe Gibbon (5–8)	None	12,031	65–58
124	August 17	@ Pirates	5–3	Ryne Duren (5–2)	Bob Friend (14–11)	None	7,881	66–58
125	August 18	@ Pirates	3–1	Johnny Klippstein (5–5)	Don Schwall (6–8)	None	10,696	67–58
126	August 19	Mets	1–0	Dennis Bennett (6–2)	Galen Cisco (7–13)	None	7,980	68–58
127	August 20 (1)	Mets	0–4	Grover Powell (1–0)	Cal McLish (12–9)	None	see 2nd game	68–59
128	August 20 (2)	Mets	2–1 (12)	Ryne Duren (6–2)	Larry Bearnarth (2–5)	None	24,923	69–59
–	August 21	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[334] Makeup: September 9
129	August 23	Pirates	4–2	Dennis Bennett (7–2)	Don Schwall (6–9)	Jack Baldschun (15)	18,126	70–59
130	August 24	Pirates	0–7	Don Cardwell (12–12)	Chris Short (5–10)	None	18,276	70–60
131	August 25	Pirates	4–2 (11)	Jack Baldschun (10–5)	Roy Face (3–7)	None	10,183	71–60
132	August 27	@ Cubs	3–4	Lindy McDaniel (9–6)	Jack Baldschun (10–6)	None	11,785	71–61
133	August 28	@ Cubs	8–7	Dallas Green (5–3)	Paul Toth (5–9)	Ryne Duren (1)	6,113	72–61
134	August 29	@ Cubs	1–2	Dick Ellsworth (19–7)	John Boozer (2–3)	None	10,954	72–62
135	August 30	Cardinals	6–11	Ray Sadecki (8–8)	Ray Culp (11–11)	Ron Taylor (8)	26,988	72–63
136	August 31	Cardinals	5–7 (11)	Bobby Shantz (5–3)	Johnny Klippstein (5–6)	None	11,382	72–64

September (15–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
137	September 1	Cardinals	3–7	Curt Simmons (12–7)	Chris Short (5–11)	None	17,575	72–65
138	September 2	@ Braves	9–4	Cal McLish (13–9)	Tony Cloninger (9–9)	None	13,654	73–65
139	September 3	@ Braves	2–0	Ray Culp (12–11)	Denny Lemaster (11–9)	None	4,949	74–65
140	September 4	@ Reds	3–2	Dennis Bennett (8–2)	Jim O'Toole (17–12)	None	4,906	75–65
141	September 6	Braves	0–5	Bob Shaw (6–10)	Cal McLish (13–10)	None	10,767	75–66
142	September 7	Braves	4–6 (10)	Bobby Tiefenauer (1–1)	Jack Baldschun (10–7)	None	11,589	75–67
143	September 8	Braves	2–3	Warren Spahn (20–5)	Dallas Green (5–4)	None	8,807	75–68
144	September 9	Mets	3–6	Roger Craig (5–20)	Dennis Bennett (8–3)	None	3,232	75–69
145	September 10	Colt .45s	16–0	Chris Short (6–11)	Don Nottebart (9–7)	None	3,645	76–69
146	September 11	Colt .45s	2–4	Turk Farrell (12–13)	Cal McLish (13–11)	None	3,412	76–70
147	September 12	Colt .45s	4–1	Ray Culp (13–11)	Hal Brown (5–11)	None	2,849	77–70
148	September 13 (1)	Dodgers	3–2	Chris Short (7–11)	Larry Sherry (2–6)	None	see 2nd game	78–70
149	September 13 (2)	Dodgers	1–2	Ron Perranoski (15–3)	Dennis Bennett (8–4)	None	26,024	78–71
150	September 14	Dodgers	1–5	Pete Richert (5–1)	John Boozer (2–4)	None	10,410	78–72
151	September 15	Dodgers	6–1	Dallas Green (6–4)	Don Drysdale (17–17)	None	16,796	79–72
152	September 17	@ Mets	8–6	Ray Culp (14–11)	Tracy Stallard (6–16)	Johnny Klippstein (8)	2,047	80–72
153	September 18	@ Mets	5–1	Chris Short (8–11)	Craig Anderson (0–1)	None	1,752	81–72
154	September 20	@ Colt .45s	2–3	Ken Johnson (10–17)	Dennis Bennett (8–5)	None	4,039	81–73
155	September 21	@ Colt .45s	4–3	Dallas Green (7–4)	Hal Woodeshick (11–9)	None	2,231	82–73
156	September 22	@ Colt .45s	1–2	Turk Farrell (14–13)	Chris Short (8–12)	None	3,493	82–74
157	September 24	@ Giants	5–4	Jack Baldschun (11–7)	Don Larsen (7–7)	None	8,360	83–74
158	September 25	@ Giants	6–4	Art Mahaffey (7–10)	Billy Pierce (3–11)	Jack Baldschun (16)	4,360	84–74
159	September 26	@ Giants	0–10	Billy O'Dell (14–10)	Dallas Green (7–5)	None	3,691	84–75
160	September 27	@ Dodgers	5–3	John Boozer (3–4)	Pete Richert (5–2)	Ryne Duren (2)	34,689	85–75
161	September 28	@ Dodgers	12–3	Dennis Bennett (9–5)	Johnny Podres (14–12)	None	37,212	86–75
162	September 29	@ Dodgers	3–1	Chris Short (9–12)	Pete Richert (5–3)	None	19,237	87–75

^{^[a]}The June 2, 1963 (game 2), game was protested by the Phillies in the bottom of the third inning.^[335] The protest was later denied.^[336]

1962 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1962 Game Log^[337]
Overall Record: 81–80

April (8–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 9	@ Reds	12–4	Art Mahaffey (1–0)	Joey Jay (0–1)	None	28,506	1–0
2	April 10	@ Pirates	0–6	Bob Friend (1–0)	Jim Owens (0–1)	None	28,813	1–1
–	April 11	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[338] Makeup: July 5
3	April 13	Colt .45s	3–2	Jack Hamilton (1–0)	Turk Farrell (0–1)	None	12,633	2–1
4	April 14	Colt .45s	3–0	Art Mahaffey (2–0)	Ken Johnson (0–1)	None	2,732	3–1
–	April 15 (1)	Colt .45s	Postponed (rain);^[339] Makeup: June 26 as a traditional double-header
–	April 15 (2)	Colt .45s	Postponed (rain);^[339] Makeup: July 11
5	April 16	Cardinals	6–12	Ernie Broglio (1–0)	Don Ferrarese (0–1)	None	3,895	3–2
–	April 17	Cardinals	Postponed (cold);^[340] Makeup: June 22 as a traditional double-header
6	April 18	Pirates	3–4	Earl Francis (1–0)	Jack Hamilton (1–1)	None	7,284	3–3
7	April 19	Pirates	3–6	Al McBean (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (2–1)	Jack Lamabe (1)	8,427	3–4
8	April 21	@ Colt .45s	3–1	Cal McLish (1–0)	Ken Johnson (0–2)	Jack Baldschun (1)	21,841	4–4
9	April 22	@ Colt .45s	4–3	Jim Owens (1–1)	Dave Giusti (0–1)	Jack Baldschun (2)	13,130	5–4
–	April 23	@ Colt .45s	Postponed (wet grounds);^[341] Makeup: July 17 as a traditional double-header
10	April 24	@ Braves	1–2	Warren Spahn (2–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–2)	None	6,898	5–5
11	April 25	@ Braves	2–7	Ron Piché (1–0)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	7,306	5–6
12	April 26	@ Braves	4–10	Bob Hendley (2–1)	Jack Hamilton (1–2)	Hank Fischer (1)	6,007	5–7
13	April 27	@ Mets	11–9	Cal McLish (2–0)	Roger Craig (0–3)	Jack Baldschun (3)	9,043	6–7
14	April 28	@ Mets	6–8	Roger Craig (1–3)	Frank Sullivan (0–1)	None	10,492	6–8
15	April 29 (1)	@ Mets	0–8	Al Jackson (1–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–3)	None	see 2nd game	6–9
16	April 29 (2)	@ Mets	10–2	Bobby Locke (1–0)	Sherman Jones (0–4)	Jack Baldschun (4)	19,925	7–9
17	April 30	Braves	6–4	Jack Hamilton (2–2)	Warren Spahn (2–3)	Jack Baldschun (5)	3,931	8–9

May (9–19)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	May 1	Braves	Postponed (cold weather, wet grounds);^[342] Makeup: July 20 (22) as a traditional double-header
–	May 2	Braves	Postponed (cold weather, rain);^[343]^[344] Makeup: July 22 (20) as a traditional double-header
18	May 3	Braves	9–8	Jack Baldschun (1–0)	Hank Fischer (0–1)	None	9,983	9–9
19	May 4	Mets	6–5	Dallas Green (1–0)	Ken MacKenzie (0–1)	None	16,393	10–9
20	May 5	Mets	2–1	Cal McLish (3–0)	Al Jackson (1–3)	Jack Baldschun (6)	7,993	11–9
21	May 6 (1)	Mets	5–7 (12)	Craig Anderson (1–1)	Jack Baldschun (1–1)	Roger Craig (1)	28,215	11–10
–	May 6 (2)	Mets	Postponed (Sunday curfew);^[345]^[346] Makeup: June 6 as a traditional double-header
22	May 8	@ Reds	6–4	Chris Short (1–1)	Jim O'Toole (2–4)	Jack Baldschun (7)	5,134	12–10
23	May 9	@ Reds	4–7	Bob Purkey (5–0)	Art Mahaffey (2–4)	None	3,304	12–11
24	May 11	@ Cubs	12–2	Jack Hamilton (3–2)	Dick Ellsworth (2–4)	None	1,004	13–11
25	May 12	@ Cubs	8–9	Don Elston (2–0)	Jack Baldschun (1–2)	None	2,668	13–12
26	May 13 (1)	@ Cubs	7–8	Barney Schultz (2–1)	Jack Baldschun (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	13–13
27	May 13 (2)	@ Cubs	5–8	Barney Schultz (3–1)	Chris Short (1–2)	Dick Ellsworth (1)	4,927	13–14
28	May 15	Reds	2–3	Joey Jay (5–3)	Art Mahaffey (2–5)	Ted Wills (1)	8,177	13–15
29	May 16	Reds	5–6	Jim Brosnan (1–1)	Frank Sullivan (0–2)	None	5,350	13–16
30	May 17	Reds	9–6	Cal McLish (4–0)	Jim O'Toole (3–5)	Chris Short (1)	8,674	14–16
31	May 18	Cubs	8–11	Dick Ellsworth (3–4)	Jack Baldschun (1–4)	None	8,425	14–17
32	May 19	Cubs	7–5	Art Mahaffey (3–5)	Glen Hobbie (0–5)	None	3,054	15–17
33	May 20 (1)	Cubs	4–6	Cal Koonce (2–0)	Jim Owens (1–2)	Bob Anderson (2)	see 2nd game	15–18
34	May 20 (2)	Cubs	2–11	Bob Buhl (2–2)	Jack Hamilton (3–3)	None	9,522	15–19
35	May 21	@ Cardinals	1–4	Ray Washburn (3–0)	Dennis Bennett (0–1)	Bobby Shantz (1)	6,956	15–20
36	May 22	@ Cardinals	2–6	Bob Gibson (6–2)	Paul Brown (0–1)	None	7,270	15–21
37	May 23	@ Giants	10–7	Art Mahaffey (4–5)	Mike McCormick (1–2)	Jack Baldschun (8)	7,314	16–21
38	May 24	@ Giants	4–7	Stu Miller (2–1)	Cal McLish (4–1)	None	5,680	16–22
39	May 25	@ Giants	7–10	Billy Pierce (7–0)	Jack Hamilton (3–4)	Stu Miller (4)	11,538	16–23
40	May 26	@ Dodgers	3–6	Sandy Koufax (6–2)	Dallas Green (1–1)	None	18,071	16–24
41	May 27 (1)	@ Dodgers	2–5	Stan Williams (4–1)	Paul Brown (0–2)	Ron Perranoski (3)	see 2nd game	16–25
42	May 27 (2)	@ Dodgers	1–2	Don Drysdale (7–3)	Art Mahaffey (4–6)	None	34,378	16–26
43	May 30 (1)	Giants	3–4 (12)	Stu Miller (3–1)	Chris Short (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	16–27
44	May 30 (2)	Giants	2–5	Mike McCormick (2–2)	Jack Hamilton (3–5)	Stu Miller (7)	29,739	16–28
45	May 31	Giants	2–1	Art Mahaffey (5–6)	Billy O'Dell (5–3)	None	9,393	17–28

June (17–13)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
46	June 1 (1)	Dodgers	4–11	Stan Williams (5–1)	Paul Brown (0–3)	Ron Perranoski (5)	see 2nd game	17–29
47	June 1 (2)	Dodgers	5–8	Don Drysdale (8–3)	Dallas Green (1–2)	Larry Sherry (3)	24,799	17–30
48	June 2	Dodgers	7–0	Dennis Bennett (1–1)	Phil Ortega (0–1)	None	13,141	18–30
49	June 3	Dodgers	7–5	Chris Short (2–3)	Johnny Podres (3–4)	Paul Brown (1)	9,931	19–30
50	June 4	Dodgers	3–6	Sandy Koufax (8–2)	Art Mahaffey (5–7)	None	15,163	19–31
–	June 5	Mets	Postponed (rain);^[347] Makeup: August 28 as a traditional double-header
51	June 6 (1)	Mets	2–0	Cal McLish (5–1)	Roger Craig (2–8)	None	see 2nd game	20–31
52	June 6 (2)	Mets	2–1	Art Mahaffey (6–7)	Al Jackson (2–7)	None	8,681	21–31
53	June 8	@ Reds	10–3	Dennis Bennett (2–1)	Johnny Klippstein (1–1)	None	16,991	22–31
54	June 9	@ Reds	1–5	Bob Purkey (10–1)	Paul Brown (0–4)	Bill Henry (4)	6,797	22–32
55	June 10 (1)	@ Reds	7–5	Jack Baldschun (2–4)	Joey Jay (8–6)	None	see 2nd game	23–32
56	June 10 (2)	@ Reds	2–9	Jim Maloney (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (6–8)	Jim Brosnan (4)	17,471	23–33
57	June 11	@ Cardinals	8–5	Jack Hamilton (4–5)	Curt Simmons (6–3)	Dallas Green (1)	6,954	24–33
58	June 12	@ Cardinals	2–3	Don Ferrarese (1–2)	Paul Brown (0–5)	None	8,092	24–34
59	June 13	@ Cardinals	1–6	Bob Gibson (8–4)	Dennis Bennett (2–2)	None	10,933	24–35
60	June 15	Reds	13–8	Art Mahaffey (7–8)	Jim Maloney (1–1)	Chris Short (2)	15,326	25–35
61	June 16	Reds	4–3	Chris Short (3–3)	Bill Henry (2–1)	None	13,288	26–35
62	June 17	Reds	7–2	Jack Baldschun (3–4)	Jim O'Toole (4–8)	None	7,936	27–35
63	June 19	Cubs	5–9	Dave Gerard (2–0)	Chris Short (3–4)	None	6,464	27–36
–	June 20	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[348] Makeup: September 19 as a traditional double-header
64	June 21	Cubs	3–0	Art Mahaffey (8–8)	Dick Ellsworth (4–10)	None	7,533	28–36
65	June 22 (1)	Cardinals	3–7	Larry Jackson (6–7)	Paul Brown (0–6)	Lindy McDaniel (4)	see 2nd game	28–37
66	June 22 (2)	Cardinals	11–3	Jim Owens (2–2)	Ernie Broglio (2–3)	None	27,069	29–37
67	June 23	Cardinals	1–9	Bob Gibson (9–5)	Bill Smith (0–1)	None	5,893	29–38
68	June 24 (1)	Cardinals	3–1	Chris Short (4–4)	Ray Sadecki (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	30–38
69	June 24 (2)	Cardinals	1–5	Curt Simmons (7–4)	Dennis Bennett (2–3)	Lindy McDaniel (5)	20,561	30–39
70	June 25	Colt .45s	4–3	Dallas Green (2–2)	Hal Woodeshick (2–5)	None	8,087	31–39
71	June 26 (1)	Colt .45s	2–0	Jack Hamilton (5–5)	Turk Farrell (5–8)	None	see 2nd game	32–39
72	June 26 (2)	Colt .45s	6–4	Art Mahaffey (9–8)	Jim Golden (5–5)	None	18,707	33–39
73	June 28	@ Giants	7–2	Bill Smith (1–1)	Juan Marichal (11–5)	None	7,174	34–39
74	June 29	@ Giants	3–4 (12)	Billy O'Dell (9–6)	Jack Baldschun (3–5)	None	11,088	34–40
75	June 30	@ Giants	3–8	Bobby Bolin (2–0)	Cal McLish (5–2)	Stu Miller (10)	11,716	34–41

July (15–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
76	July 1	@ Giants	4–5	Don Larsen (4–1)	Art Mahaffey (9–9)	Stu Miller (11)	17,612	34–42
77	July 2 (1)	@ Dodgers	1–5	Johnny Podres (4–6)	Jack Hamilton (5–6)	Larry Sherry (6)	see 2nd game	34–43
78	July 2 (2)	@ Dodgers	0–4	Stan Williams (7–4)	Bill Smith (1–2)	None	28,316	34–44
79	July 4 (1)	@ Dodgers	1–16	Sandy Koufax (12–4)	Chris Short (4–5)	None	see 2nd game	34–45
80	July 4 (2)	@ Dodgers	3–7	Joe Moeller (6–5)	Dennis Bennett (2–4)	Ed Roebuck (5)	39,322	34–46
81	July 5	@ Pirates	0–5	Al McBean (8–5)	Jim Owens (2–3)	None	13,623	34–47
82	July 6	@ Pirates	6–2	Art Mahaffey (10–9)	Bob Friend (8–9)	None	15,836	35–47
83	July 7	@ Pirates	4–6	Roy Face (5–1)	Chris Short (4–6)	None	8,781	35–48
84	July 8 (1)	@ Pirates	8–4	Jack Baldschun (4–5)	Vern Law (7–4)	None	see 2nd game	36–48
85	July 8 (2)	@ Pirates	5–6	Tom Sturdivant (4–3)	Bill Smith (1–3)	Roy Face (17)	16,147	36–49
–	July 10	1962 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at District of Columbia Stadium in Washington
86	July 11	Colt .45s	6–1	Art Mahaffey (11–9)	Hal Woodeshick (3–7)	None	3,441	37–49
87	July 12	Giants	3–5	Jack Sanford (10–6)	Jack Hamilton (5–7)	Stu Miller (13)	17,151	37–50
88	July 13	Giants	3–2	Dennis Bennett (3–4)	Billy O'Dell (10–8)	None	18,693	38–50
89	July 14	Giants	6–5 (10)	Jack Baldschun (5–5)	Stu Miller (4–5)	None	7,716	39–50
90	July 15 (1)	Dodgers	1–9	Johnny Podres (5–7)	Bill Smith (1–4)	None	see 2nd game	39–51
91	July 15 (2)	Dodgers	2–1	Art Mahaffey (12–9)	Phil Ortega (0–2)	None	34,907	40–51
92	July 17 (1)	@ Colt .45s	3–0	Jack Hamilton (6–7)	Russ Kemmerer (2–2)	Jack Baldschun (9)	see 2nd game	41–51
93	July 17 (2)	@ Colt .45s	8–2	Cal McLish (6–2)	Turk Farrell (5–12)	Dennis Bennett (1)	8,115	42–51
94	July 18	@ Colt .45s	6–2	Dallas Green (3–2)	Bob Bruce (6–4)	None	5,140	43–51
95	July 19	@ Colt .45s	6–2	Chris Short (5–6)	Hal Woodeshick (4–8)	Jack Baldschun (10)	5,017	44–51
96	July 20 (1)	Braves	5–7	Jack Curtis (3–4)	Dennis Bennett (3–5)	None	see 2nd game	44–52
97	July 20 (2)	Braves	3–2	Art Mahaffey (13–9)	Bob Hendley (6–7)	None	24,353	45–52
98	July 21	Braves	1–8	Warren Spahn (9–11)	Jack Hamilton (6–8)	None	11,689	45–53
99	July 22 (1)	Braves	10–11	Don Nottebart (1–2)	Jack Baldschun (5–6)	None	see 2nd game	45–54
100	July 22 (2)	Braves	2–5	Denny Lemaster (1–1)	Dallas Green (3–3)	Claude Raymond (3)	11,010	45–55
101	July 23	@ Cubs	5–3	Jack Baldschun (6–6)	Don Elston (3–6)	Jack Hamilton (1)	6,699	46–55
102	July 24	@ Cubs	3–5	Glen Hobbie (3–9)	Bill Smith (1–5)	Don Cardwell (1)	5,403	46–56
103	July 25	@ Cubs	2–5	Bob Buhl (7–8)	Dennis Bennett (3–6)	Dave Gerard (3)	6,292	46–57
104	July 27 (1)	Pirates	5–3	Dallas Green (4–3)	Harvey Haddix (7–5)	Chris Short (3)	see 2nd game	47–57
105	July 27 (2)	Pirates	1–4	Bob Friend (11–10)	Jack Hamilton (6–9)	Roy Face (18)		47–58
106	July 28	Pirates	9–2	Art Mahaffey (14–9)	Earl Francis (5–7)	None	12,450	48–58
107	July 29	Pirates	8–1	Cal McLish (7–2)	Al McBean (10–7)	None	8,502	49–58
–	July 30	1962 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Wrigley Field in Chicago

August (17–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
108	August 1	@ Mets	11–9	Dennis Bennett (4–6)	Al Jackson (5–13)	Jack Baldschun (11)	8,681	50–58
109	August 2	@ Mets	9–4	Art Mahaffey (15–9)	Craig Anderson (3–12)	None	6,042	51–58
–	August 3	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[349] Makeup: August 4 as a traditional double-header
110	August 4 (1)	@ Braves	2–6	Bob Hendley (8–7)	Dallas Green (4–4)	None	see 2nd game	51–59
111	August 4 (2)	@ Braves	3–7	Claude Raymond (4–2)	Jack Baldschun (6–7)	None	9,474	51–60
112	August 5	@ Braves	1–8	Warren Spahn (11–11)	Dennis Bennett (4–7)	None	11,664	51–61
113	August 6	@ Giants	2–9	Billy Pierce (10–3)	Dallas Green (4–5)	None	6,222	51–62
114	August 7	@ Giants	2–4	Juan Marichal (14–8)	Art Mahaffey (15–10)	None	8,531	51–63
115	August 8	@ Dodgers	1–3	Stan Williams (11–7)	Jack Hamilton (6–10)	None	34,729	51–64
116	August 9	@ Dodgers	3–8	Ed Roebuck (8–0)	Dennis Bennett (4–8)	Ron Perranoski (12)	32,226	51–65
117	August 10	@ Cardinals	4–7	Bobby Shantz (4–2)	Chris Short (5–7)	None	13,408	51–66
118	August 11	@ Cardinals	11–3	Art Mahaffey (16–10)	Larry Jackson (9–10)	None	9,216	52–66
119	August 12 (1)	@ Cardinals	7–3	Cal McLish (8–2)	Ernie Broglio (9–5)	None	see 2nd game	53–66
120	August 12 (2)	@ Cardinals	9–7	Dallas Green (5–5)	Lindy McDaniel (2–7)	Dennis Bennett (2)	17,088	54–66
121	August 14	@ Mets	3–1 (15)	Jack Baldschun (7–7)	Al Jackson (6–15)	None	5,351	55–66
122	August 15 (1)	@ Mets	9–3	Dennis Bennett (5–8)	Bob L. Miller (0–9)	Cal McLish (1)	see 2nd game	56–66
123	August 15 (2)	@ Mets	8–7 (13)	Chris Short (6–7)	Bob Moorhead (0–2)	None	9,573	57–66
124	August 17	@ Pirates	1–9	Harvey Haddix (8–5)	Jack Hamilton (6–11)	None	13,713	57–67
125	August 18	@ Pirates	2–5	Tom Sturdivant (5–3)	Cal McLish (8–3)	Roy Face (22)	10,611	57–68
126	August 19	@ Pirates	3–2	Chris Short (7–7)	Roy Face (8–4)	Jack Baldschun (12)	15,680	58–68
127	August 20 (1)	Colt .45s	7–1	Dallas Green (6–5)	Turk Farrell (8–16)	None	14,601	59–68
–	August 20 (2)	Colt .45s	Postponed (rain);^[350] Makeup: August 21 as a traditional double-header
128	August 21 (1)	Colt .45s	5–3	Art Mahaffey (17–10)	Bob Bruce (7–8)	None	see 2nd game	60–68
129	August 21 (2)	Colt .45s	7–4	Jack Hamilton (7–11)	Jim Golden (5–11)	None	5,489	61–68
130	August 22	Dodgers	5–1	Chris Short (8–7)	Pete Richert (2–3)	None	24,091	62–68
131	August 23	Dodgers	2–4	Johnny Podres (10–10)	Dennis Bennett (5–9)	Ron Perranoski (15)	25,828	62–69
132	August 24	Giants	0–6	Billy O'Dell (15–11)	Cal McLish (8–4)	None	19,454	62–70
133	August 25	Giants	1–6	Billy Pierce (12–4)	Dallas Green (6–6)	None	16,738	62–71
134	August 26	Giants	4–7	Jack Sanford (18–6)	Art Mahaffey (17–11)	Bobby Bolin (4)	14,855	62–72
135	August 28 (1)	Mets	0–2	Al Jackson (7–17)	Chris Short (8–8)	None	see 2nd game	62–73
136	August 28 (2)	Mets	10–1	Dennis Bennett (6–9)	Bob L. Miller (0–11)	None	6,572	63–73
137	August 29	Mets	3–2 (10)	Cal McLish (9–4)	Jay Hook (8–15)	None	4,822	64–73
138	August 30	Mets	8–7	Jack Baldschun (8–7)	Bob G. Miller (2–2)	None	5,722	65–73
139	August 31	Pirates	3–2 (11)	Jack Baldschun (9–7)	Earl Francis (6–8)	None	8,191	66–73

September (15–7)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
140	September 1	Pirates	6–7	Tom Sturdivant (8–3)	Jim Owens (2–4)	Roy Face (27)	8,297	66–74
–	September 2	Pirates	Cancelled (rain);^[351] Was not rescheduled
141	September 3 (1)	@ Colt .45s	3–2	Art Mahaffey (18–11)	Turk Farrell (9–18)	None	see 2nd game	67–74
142	September 3 (2)	@ Colt .45s	5–3	Jack Hamilton (8–11)	Hal Woodeshick (5–16)	Dennis Bennett (3)	17,302	68–74
143	September 4	@ Colt .45s	1–4	Bob Bruce (9–8)	Cal McLish (9–5)	None	4,537	68–75
144	September 7	@ Braves	4–3 (10)	Jack Baldschun (10–7)	Claude Raymond (5–4)	None	6,571	69–75
145	September 8	@ Braves	6–4	Cal McLish (10–5)	Bob Hendley (10–12)	Jack Hamilton (2)	6,099	70–75
146	September 9	@ Braves	4–2	Chris Short (9–8)	Warren Spahn (14–13)	Jack Baldschun (13)	10,238	71–75
147	September 12	Braves	0–9	Denny Lemaster (2–4)	Art Mahaffey (18–12)	None	5,783	71–76
148	September 13	Braves	2–1	Chris Short (10–8)	Warren Spahn (14–14)	None	4,013	72–76
149	September 14	Cardinals	2–1	Dennis Bennett (7–9)	Lindy McDaniel (3–10)	None	7,262	73–76
150	September 15	Cardinals	5–4	Jack Baldschun (11–7)	Bobby Shantz (6–4)	None	4,503	74–76
151	September 16	Cardinals	3–1	Art Mahaffey (19–12)	Bob Gibson (15–13)	None	6,388	75–76
152	September 19 (1)	Cubs	4–3 (6)	Chris Short (11–8)	Morrie Steevens (0–1)	None	3,465	76–76
–	September 19 (2)	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[352] Makeup: September 20 as a traditional double-header
153	September 20 (1)	Cubs	3–1	Dennis Bennett (8–9)	Bob Buhl (11–13)	None	see 2nd game	77–76
154	September 20 (2)	Cubs	1–4	Cal Koonce (10–9)	Jack Hamilton (8–12)	Freddie Burdette (1)	2,508	77–77
155	September 21	Reds	8–6	Jack Baldschun (12–7)	Joey Jay (21–14)	None	5,726	78–77
156	September 22	Reds	2–1	Cal McLish (11–5)	Johnny Klippstein (7–5)	None	3,837	79–77
157	September 23	Reds	2–4 (10)	Dave Sisler (4–3)	Art Mahaffey (19–13)	None	6,554	79–78
158	September 26	@ Cubs	6–5	Jack Hamilton (9–12)	Bob Buhl (11–14)	None	930	80–78
159	September 27	@ Cubs	7–0	Dennis Bennett (9–9)	Cal Koonce (10–10)	None	617	81–78
160	September 28	@ Reds	3–7	Sammy Ellis (2–2)	Chris Short (11–9)	Bill Henry (11)	4,494	81–79
161	September 30	@ Reds	0–4	John Tsitouris (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (19–14)	None	10,942	81–80

1961 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Phillies tie
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1961 Game Log^[353]
Overall Record: 47–107–1

April (6–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 11	@ Dodgers	2–6	Don Drysdale (1–0)	Robin Roberts (0–1)	Larry Sherry (1)	50,927	0–1
2	April 12	@ Dodgers	2–3	Johnny Podres (1–0)	Frank Sullivan (0–1)	Larry Sherry (2)	10,694	0–2
3	April 13	@ Dodgers	8–7	Turk Farrell (1–0)	Ed Palmquist (0–1)	None	10,312	1–2
4	April 14	@ Giants	0–2	Mike McCormick (1–1)	Art Mahaffey (0–1)	None	19,989	1–3
5	April 15	@ Giants	2–0	Dallas Green (1–0)	Juan Marichal (0–1)	None	18,755	2–3
6	April 16	@ Giants	2–5	Sam Jones (1–0)	Robin Roberts (0–2)	Billy O'Dell (1)	23,594	2–4
–	April 18	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[354] Makeup: July 19 as a traditional double-header
–	April 19	Braves	Postponed (rain and cold weather);^[355]^[356] Makeup: August 25 as a traditional double-header
7	April 20	Braves	6–7 (11)	Ron Piché (1–0)	John Buzhardt (0–1)	None	9,531	2–5
8	April 21	Cubs	2–3	Don Cardwell (1–0)	Robin Roberts (0–3)	Don Elston (1)	5,738	2–6
9	April 22	Cubs	4–6 (11)	Don Elston (3–0)	Turk Farrell (1–1)	None	3,996	2–7
10	April 23 (1)	Cubs	1–0	Frank Sullivan (1–1)	Dick Ellsworth (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	3–7
11	April 23 (2)	Cubs	6–0	Art Mahaffey (1–1)	Bob Anderson (0–2)	None	16,027	4–7
–	April 25	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain and wet grounds);^[357]^[358] Makeup: June 25 as a traditional double-header
12	April 26	@ Pirates	2–3	Vinegar Bend Mizell (2–0)	Dallas Green (1–1)	None	9,420	4–8
13	April 28	@ Cardinals	9–10 (11)	Al Cicotte (1–2)	Dallas Green (1–2)	None	5,620	4–9
14	April 29	@ Cardinals	3–2	Art Mahaffey (2–1)	Ray Sadecki (1–1)	None	6,175	5–9
15	April 30	@ Cardinals	11–7 (10)	Turk Farrell (2–1)	Larry Jackson (0–2)	None	8,194	6–9

May (6–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
16	May 1	@ Reds	2–3	Jim O'Toole (2–2)	Robin Roberts (0–4)	None	2,089	6–10
17	May 2	@ Reds	2–3	Ken Hunt (2–1)	Dallas Green (1–3)	Jim Brosnan (3)	3,026	6–11
18	May 3	@ Reds	3–9	Jim Maloney (1–1)	John Buzhardt (0–2)	Bill Henry (1)	4,018	6–12
19	May 4	@ Reds	0–4	Joey Jay (1–3)	Art Mahaffey (2–2)	None	3,087	6–13
20	May 5	Giants	2–4	Juan Marichal (2–1)	Frank Sullivan (1–2)	None	15,674	6–14
–	May 6	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[359] Makeup: July 28 as a traditional double-header
21	May 7	Giants	0–7	Billy Loes (3–1)	Robin Roberts (0–5)	None	9,985	6–15
22	May 8	Dodgers	3–4 (10)	Turk Farrell (3–1)	Chris Short (0–1)	None	8,529	6–16
23	May 9	Dodgers	2–5 (6)	Don Drysdale (3–2)	Art Mahaffey (2–3)	None	11,483	6–17
24	May 10	Dodgers	0–6	Johnny Podres (5–0)	Frank Sullivan (1–3)	None	8,170	6–18
25	May 12	Cardinals	1–5	Ernie Broglio (3–3)	John Buzhardt (0–3)	None	5,463	6–19
26	May 13	Cardinals	3–1	Art Mahaffey (3–3)	Ray Sadecki (2–2)	None	5,827	7–19
27	May 14	Cardinals	6–4	Chris Short (1–1)	Lindy McDaniel (2–2)	None	4,276	8–19
28	May 16	Reds	2–4	Joey Jay (3–3)	Frank Sullivan (1–4)	None	5,428	8–20
29	May 17	Reds	1–2	Bob Purkey (4–1)	John Buzhardt (0–4)	None	4,641	8–21
30	May 19	Pirates	4–1	Art Mahaffey (4–3)	Bob Friend (4–4)	None	16,035	9–21
31	May 20	Pirates	3–4	Joe Gibbon (3–2)	Robin Roberts (0–6)	Roy Face (6)	12,547	9–22
32	May 21	Pirates	11–13	Bob Friend (5–4)	Don Ferrarese (0–1)	None	9,291	9–23
33	May 23	@ Cubs	2–1 (10)	Frank Sullivan (2–4)	Glen Hobbie (2–5)	Chris Short (1)	2,179	10–23
34	May 24	@ Braves	7–1	Art Mahaffey (5–3)	Don Nottebart (2–3)	None	9,120	11–23
–	May 25	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[360] Makeup: July 5 as a traditional double-header
–	May 26	@ Reds	Postponed (cold);^[361] Makeup: August 2 as a traditional double-header
35	May 27	@ Reds	4–5	Joey Jay (5–3)	John Buzhardt (0–5)	Jim Brosnan (5)	7,690	11–24
36	May 28	@ Reds	2–4	Bob Purkey (5–2)	Frank Sullivan (2–5)	None	6,632	11–25
37	May 30 (1)	Braves	1–3	Bob Buhl (2–4)	Don Ferrarese (0–2)	None	see 2nd game	11–26
38	May 30 (2)	Braves	11–4	Art Mahaffey (6–3)	Carl Willey (2–1)	None	28,783	12–26
39	May 31	Cubs	4–5	Bob Anderson (2–3)	Robin Roberts (0–7)	Don Elston (5)	4,213	12–27

June (10–18–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
40	June 1	Cubs	3–10	Glen Hobbie (3–5)	Frank Sullivan (2–6)	None	3,785	12–28
41	June 2	@ Pirates	6–0	John Buzhardt (1–5)	Bob Friend (5–7)	None	14,344	13–28
42	June 3	@ Pirates	1–5	Bobby Shantz (2–1)	Art Mahaffey (6–4)	Roy Face (7)	11,153	13–29
43	June 4	@ Pirates	5–0	Don Ferrarese (1–2)	Vinegar Bend Mizell (4–3)	None	27,352	14–29
44	June 5	@ Giants	3–2	Robin Roberts (1–7)	Mike McCormick (5–5)	None	4,881	15–29
45	June 6	@ Giants	13–9	Dallas Green (2–3)	Billy O'Dell (1–3)	Ken Lehman (1)	10,533	16–29
46	June 7	@ Giants	3–4 (11)	Stu Miller (5–0)	Chris Short (1–2)	None	6,048	16–30
47	June 8	@ Giants	5–2	John Buzhardt (2–5)	Sam Jones (5–5)	None	5,703	17–30
48	June 9	@ Dodgers	1–3	Don Drysdale (4–3)	Frank Sullivan (2–7)	None	19,110	17–31
49	June 10	@ Dodgers	4–5	Larry Sherry (2–2)	John Buzhardt (2–6)	None	18,908	17–32
50	June 11	@ Dodgers	3–6	Sandy Koufax (9–2)	Art Mahaffey (6–5)	None	18,833	17–33
51	June 13	Cardinals	3–2	Frank Sullivan (3–7)	Larry Jackson (2–6)	None	7,327	18–33
–	June 14	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[362] Makeup: August 29 as a traditional double-header
52	June 15	Cardinals	3–6	Ray Sadecki (5–4)	Art Mahaffey (6–6)	Bob Miller (2)	6,789	18–34
53	June 16	Reds	1–4	Ken Hunt (7–3)	John Buzhardt (2–7)	Jim Brosnan (10)	10,508	18–35
54	June 17	Reds	5–10	Bob Purkey (8–3)	Robin Roberts (1–8)	None	5,205	18–36
55	June 18 (1)	Reds	2–7	Howie Nunn (2–0)	Don Ferrarese (1–3)	None	see 2nd game	18–37
56	June 18 (2)	Reds	0–10	Jim O'Toole (6–6)	Chris Short (1–3)	None	16,369	18–38
57	June 20	Pirates	2–6	Harvey Haddix (5–2)	Art Mahaffey (6–7)	Roy Face (10)	10,649	18–39
–	June 21	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[363] Makeup: August 8 as a traditional double-header
58	June 22	Pirates	1–5	Bob Friend (8–7)	John Buzhardt (2–8)	None	9,126	18–40
59	June 23	@ Pirates	12–11	Ken Lehman (1–0)	Earl Francis (0–2)	Frank Sullivan (1)	16,170	19–40
60	June 24	@ Pirates	6–2	Chris Short (2–3)	Vinegar Bend Mizell (4–6)	Frank Sullivan (2)	9,546	20–40
61	June 25 (1)	@ Pirates	5–10	Roy Face (3–3)	Jack Baldschun (0–1)	None	see 2nd game	20–41
62	June 25 (2)	@ Pirates	4–3	Art Mahaffey (7–7)	Harvey Haddix (5–3)	Frank Sullivan (3)	10,951	21–41
63	June 26	Giants	1–0	Jim Owens (1–0)	Jack Sanford (3–5)	Dallas Green (1)	7,872	22–41
64	June 27	Giants	5–12	Juan Marichal (5–4)	John Buzhardt (2–9)	Stu Miller (7)	10,728	22–42
65	June 28	Giants	7–7 (15)^[364]^[365]	None	None	None	11,597	22–42–1
66	June 29 (1)	Giants	7–8 (10)	Juan Marichal (6–4)	Frank Sullivan (3–8)	None	see 2nd game	22–43–1
67	June 29 (2)	Giants	1–4	Billy Loes (5–5)	Art Mahaffey (7–8)	None	14,997	22–44–1
68	June 30	Dodgers	6–10	Stan Williams (7–7)	Jim Owens (1–1)	Turk Farrell (3)	17,518	22–45–1

July (8–21)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
69	July 1	Dodgers	2–5	Johnny Podres (8–1)	John Buzhardt (2–10)	Larry Sherry (11)	19,064	22–46–1
70	July 2	Dodgers	1–2	Don Drysdale (6–5)	Art Mahaffey (7–9)	Turk Farrell (4)	15,039	22–47–1
71	July 4 (1)	@ Cardinals	7–10	Curt Simmons (3–7)	Don Ferrarese (1–4)	Mickey McDermott (4)	see 2nd game	22–48–1
72	July 4 (2)	@ Cardinals	10–6	Jack Baldschun (1–1)	Craig Anderson (1–1)	Frank Sullivan (4)	14,653	23–48–1
73	July 5 (1)	@ Braves	4–5 (12)	Don McMahon (4–0)	Frank Sullivan (3–9)	None	see 2nd game	23–49–1
74	July 5 (2)	@ Braves	0–4	Lew Burdette (9–5)	Ken Lehman (1–1)	None	14,280	23–50–1
75	July 6	@ Braves	6–7	Johnny Antonelli (1–4)	Don Ferrarese (1–5)	Don McMahon (5)	10,439	23–51–1
76	July 7	@ Cubs	3–9	Don Cardwell (8–6)	Chris Short (2–4)	None	5,356	23–52–1
77	July 8	@ Cubs	4–6	Jack Curtis (6–2)	Jim Owens (1–2)	Barney Schultz (5)	11,645	23–53–1
78	July 9 (1)	@ Cubs	8–9	Glen Hobbie (7–9)	Art Mahaffey (7–10)	Bob Anderson (3)	see 2nd game	23–54–1
79	July 9 (2)	@ Cubs	5–8 (8)	Dick Ellsworth (4–6)	Chris Short (2–5)	None	20,556	23–55–1
–	July 11	1961 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Candlestick Park in San Francisco
80	July 13	@ Dodgers	2–7	Stan Williams (9–8)	Art Mahaffey (7–11)	None	14,238	23–56–1
81	July 14	@ Dodgers	7–5 (10)	Jack Baldschun (2–1)	Roger Craig (3–6)	None	13,871	24–56–1
82	July 15	@ Dodgers	7–2	Chris Short (3–5)	Sandy Koufax (11–6)	None	8,062	25–56–1
83	July 16	@ Giants	3–7	Sam Jones (7–5)	Jim Owens (1–3)	Stu Miller (8)	17,608	25–57–1
84	July 17	@ Giants	10–7	Jack Baldschun (3–1)	Bobby Bolin (2–1)	None	10,401	26–57–1
85	July 19 (1)	Braves	5–8	Bob Buhl (6–8)	Art Mahaffey (7–12)	Don McMahon (6)	see 2nd game	26–58–1
86	July 19 (2)	Braves	2–1	Don Ferrarese (2–5)	Carl Willey (3–4)	None	19,818	27–58–1
87	July 20	Braves	1–5	Bob Hendley (3–2)	Chris Short (3–6)	None	6,614	27–59–1
88	July 21	Cubs	4–3 (10)	Jack Baldschun (4–1)	Barney Schultz (3–2)	None	5,413	28–59–1
89	July 22	Cubs	6–5	Chris Short (4–6)	Glen Hobbie (7–11)	Jack Baldschun (1)	2,956	29–59–1
90	July 23	Cubs	5–11	Don Elston (6–5)	Art Mahaffey (7–13)	None	3,476	29–60–1
91	July 25	Dodgers	2–7	Sandy Koufax (13–6)	Don Ferrarese (2–6)	None	10,391	29–61–1
92	July 26	Dodgers	1–6	Don Drysdale (8–6)	Jim Owens (1–4)	None	10,058	29–62–1
93	July 27	Dodgers	6–11	Roger Craig (4–6)	Jack Baldschun (4–2)	Larry Sherry (14)	8,415	29–63–1
94	July 28 (1)	Giants	5–8	Dom Zanni (1–0)	Art Mahaffey (7–14)	Stu Miller (9)	see 2nd game	29–64–1
95	July 28 (2)	Giants	4–3	John Buzhardt (3–10)	Dick LeMay (2–4)	None	19,558	30–64–1
96	July 29	Giants	3–4	Mike McCormick (9–9)	Don Ferrarese (2–7)	None	8,667	30–65–1
97	July 30	Giants	2–5	Jack Sanford (6–5)	Jim Owens (1–5)	None	8,347	30–66–1
–	July 31	1961 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Fenway Park in Boston

August (7–26)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
98	August 2 (1)	@ Reds	2–4	Jim O'Toole (11–8)	Art Mahaffey (7–15)	Bill Henry (13)	see 2nd game	30–67–1
99	August 2 (2)	@ Reds	2–3	Joey Jay (15–6)	Chris Short (4–7)	Sherman Jones (2)	19,286	30–68–1
100	August 3	@ Reds	1–7	Ken Johnson (2–4)	John Buzhardt (3–11)	None	9,625	30–69–1
101	August 4	@ Cardinals	8–9	Ernie Broglio (8–10)	Don Ferrarese (2–8)	Ed Bauta (2)	8,749	30–70–1
102	August 5	@ Cardinals	0–7	Curt Simmons (6–7)	Paul Brown (0–1)	None	7,140	30–71–1
103	August 6 (1)	@ Cardinals	1–3	Ray Sadecki (9–5)	Frank Sullivan (3–10)	None	see 2nd game	30–72–1
104	August 6 (2)	@ Cardinals	2–3	Bob Gibson (8–8)	Jim Owens (1–6)	None	18,784	30–73–1
105	August 7	Pirates	1–3	Bob Friend (11–13)	John Buzhardt (3–12)	None	5,586	30–74–1
106	August 8 (1)	Pirates	2–10	Harvey Haddix (8–5)	Art Mahaffey (7–16)	None	see 2nd game	30–75–1
107	August 8 (2)	Pirates	2–3	Tom Sturdivant (3–6)	Chris Short (4–8)	None	11,081	30–76–1
108	August 9	Reds	0–5	Joey Jay (16–7)	Don Ferrarese (2–9)	None	9,317	30–77–1
109	August 11	@ Pirates	0–6 (7)	Bob Friend (12–13)	Robin Roberts (1–9)	None	12,965	30–78–1
110	August 12	@ Pirates	0–4	Vinegar Bend Mizell (6–8)	Jim Owens (1–7)	None	8,785	30–79–1
111	August 13	@ Pirates	4–13	Tom Sturdivant (4–6)	John Buzhardt (3–13)	None	12,923	30–80–1
112	August 14	@ Cubs	2–9	Dick Ellsworth (6–7)	Frank Sullivan (3–11)	None	5,608	30–81–1
113	August 15	@ Cubs	5–6	Jack Curtis (8–7)	Art Mahaffey (7–17)	Bob Anderson (5)	5,878	30–82–1
114	August 16	@ Cubs	5–9	Don Cardwell (10–10)	Chris Short (4–9)	None	6,390	30–83–1
115	August 17	@ Braves	6–7 (11)	Don Nottebart (4–6)	Jack Baldschun (4–3)	None	12,451	30–84–1
116	August 18	@ Braves	1–4	Lew Burdette (15–8)	Jim Owens (1–8)	None	15,791	30–85–1
117	August 19	@ Braves	3–4	Tony Cloninger (4–2)	Frank Sullivan (3–12)	Don McMahon (7)	10,574	30–86–1
118	August 20 (1)	@ Braves	2–5	Warren Spahn (14–12)	Chris Short (4–10)	None	see 2nd game	30–87–1
119	August 20 (2)	@ Braves	7–4	John Buzhardt (4–13)	Carl Willey (5–7)	None	24,637	31–87–1
120	August 22	Cubs	6–0	Art Mahaffey (8–17)	Dick Ellsworth (7–8)	None	4,957	32–87–1
–	August 23	Cubs	Postponed (wet grounds);^[366] Makeup: August 24
121	August 24	Cubs	7–4	Jim Owens (2–8)	Jack Curtis (8–9)	Don Ferrarese (1)	2,773	33–87–1
122	August 25 (1)	Braves	9–4	John Buzhardt (5–13)	Carl Willey (5–8)	None	see 2nd game	34–87–1
123	August 25 (2)	Braves	4–9	Tony Cloninger (5–2)	Frank Sullivan (3–13)	None	13,037	34–88–1
–	August 26	Braves	Postponed (rain);^[367] Makeup: August 27 as a traditional double-header
124	August 27 (1)	Braves	10–11 (12)	Bob Hendley (4–3)	Jim Owens (2–9)	None	see 2nd game	34–89–1
125	August 27 (2)	Braves	3–0	Art Mahaffey (9–17)	Bob Buhl (9–10)	None	9,263	35–89–1
126	August 28	Braves	1–7	Warren Spahn (16–12)	Robin Roberts (1–10)	None	6,346	35–90–1
127	August 29 (1)	Cardinals	4–5	Curt Simmons (8–9)	John Buzhardt (5–14)	Ed Bauta (5)	see 2nd game	35–91–1
128	August 29 (2)	Cardinals	4–3	Chris Short (5–10)	Al Cicotte (2–5)	None	8,592	36–91–1
129	August 30	Cardinals	4–3	Don Ferrarese (3–9)	Ray Sadecki (12–7)	None	4,952	37–91–1
130	August 31	Cardinals	1–2	Bob Gibson (10–10)	Art Mahaffey (9–18)	None	4,803	37–92–1

September (10–14)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
131	September 2	Reds	4–7	Joey Jay (19–8)	John Buzhardt (5–15)	Bill Henry (16)	4,147	37–93–1
132	September 3	Reds	3–2	Jim Owens (3–9)	Jim Maloney (6–6)	None	4,752	38–93–1
133	September 4 (1)	Reds	0–5	Ken Johnson (6–6)	Frank Sullivan (3–14)	None	see 2nd game	38–94–1
134	September 4 (2)	Reds	5–3	Art Mahaffey (10–18)	Ken Hunt (9–10)	None	16,175	39–94–1
135	September 5	@ Braves	4–5 (14)	Lew Burdette (16–9)	Frank Sullivan (3–15)	None	8,018	39–95–1
136	September 6	@ Braves	0–1	Warren Spahn (18–12)	John Buzhardt (5–16)	None	10,090	39–96–1
137	September 8	@ Cubs	1–4	Dick Ellsworth (8–10)	Art Mahaffey (10–19)	None	1,533	39–97–1
138	September 9	@ Cubs	6–2	Jim Owens (4–9)	Jack Curtis (10–11)	None	7,110	40–97–1
139	September 10	@ Cubs	14–6	Don Ferrarese (4–9)	Barney Schultz (7–4)	Frank Sullivan (5)	7,628	41–97–1
140	September 11	@ Dodgers	5–6 (11)	Ron Perranoski (7–5)	Don Ferrarese (4–10)	None	9,064	41–98–1
141	September 12	@ Dodgers	19–10	Chris Short (6–10)	Sandy Koufax (15–11)	Jack Baldschun (2)	8,629	42–98–1
142	September 13	@ Giants	2–8	Jim Duffalo (4–0)	Dallas Green (2–4)	None	5,585	42–99–1
143	September 14	@ Giants	4–3 (10)	John Buzhardt (6–16)	Dick LeMay (3–6)	None	4,328	43–99–1
144	September 16	@ Reds	2–3	Jim O'Toole (16–9)	Jim Owens (4–10)	Jim Brosnan (15)	8,376	43–100–1
145	September 17	@ Reds	4–0	Art Mahaffey (11–19)	Bob Purkey (16–11)	Frank Sullivan (6)	14,671	44–100–1
146	September 19	@ Cardinals	0–3	Curt Simmons (9–10)	John Buzhardt (6–17)	None	4,935	44–101–1
147	September 20	@ Cardinals	6–1	Don Ferrarese (5–10)	Ernie Broglio (9–12)	None	5,113	45–101–1
148	September 22	Pirates	2–3	Clem Labine (4–1)	Frank Sullivan (3–16)	None	4,687	45–102–1
149	September 23	Pirates	5–4 (16)	Jack Baldschun (5–3)	Roy Face (6–12)	None	4,005	46–102–1
150	September 24	Pirates	3–4	Vinegar Bend Mizell (7–10)	Chris Short (6–11)	Tom Sturdivant (1)	3,282	46–103–1
151	September 25	Giants	2–10	Mike McCormick (13–16)	Don Ferrarese (5–11)	None	3,416	46–104–1
152	September 27	Dodgers	2–1	Jim Owens (5–10)	Sandy Koufax (18–13)	Jack Baldschun (3)	4,166	47–104–1
153	September 28	Dodgers	0–10	Don Drysdale (13–10)	Chris Short (6–12)	None	3,651	47–105–1
154	September 30	Cardinals	2–12	Ray Washburn (1–1)	John Buzhardt (6–18)	None	2,587	47–106–1

October (0–1)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
155	October 1	Cardinals	0–2	Bob Gibson (13–12)	Don Ferrarese (5–12)	None	2,496	47–107–1

1960 Game Log[edit]

Legend
	Phillies win
	Phillies loss
	Postponement
Bold	Phillies team member

1960 Game Log^[368]
Overall Record: 59–95

April (5–9)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 12	@ Reds	4–9	Brooks Lawrence (1–0)	Robin Roberts (0–1)	Bill Henry (1)	30,075	0–1
2	April 14	Braves	5–4 (10)	Don Cardwell (1–0)	Juan Pizarro (0–1)	None	32,038	1–1
3	April 16	Braves	3–13	Lew Burdette (1–0)	John Buzhardt (0–1)	None	9,077	1–2
4	April 17	Braves	4–8	Bob Buhl (1–0)	Robin Roberts (0–2)	None	6,632	1–3
5	April 19	@ Pirates	4–3	Jim Owens (1–0)	Harvey Haddix (0–1)	None	11,443	2–3
6	April 20	@ Pirates	2–4	Vern Law (2–0)	Don Cardwell (1–1)	None	10,403	2–4
7	April 21	@ Pirates	5–11	Fred Green (1–0)	Humberto Robinson (0–1)	Roy Face (1)	9,451	2–5
8	April 22	Reds	10–7	Robin Roberts (1–2)	Jay Hook (1–1)	Rubén Gómez (1)	12,254	3–5
9	April 23	Reds	3–2 (13)	Turk Farrell (1–0)	Bill Henry (0–1)	None	5,168	4–5
10	April 24 (1)	Reds	9–5	Chris Short (1–0)	Bob Purkey (0–1)	Turk Farrell (1)	see 2nd game	5–5
11	April 24 (2)	Reds	4–10	Don Newcombe (1–0)	Jim Owens (1–1)	Jim Brosnan (1)	19,873	5–6
–	April 26	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[369] Makeup: July 8 as a traditional double-header
12	April 27	Pirates	2–3	Vern Law (3–0)	Jack Meyer (0–1)	None	9,233	5–7
13	April 28	Pirates	0–3	Bob Friend (3–0)	John Buzhardt (0–2)	None	8,789	5–8
14	April 29	@ Braves	3–5	Juan Pizarro (1–1)	Jim Owens (1–2)	Warren Spahn (1)	12,480	5–9
–	April 30	@ Braves	Postponed (rain);^[370] Makeup: August 18

May (9–18)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
15	May 1	@ Braves	4–5	Lew Burdette (2–1)	Don Cardwell (1–2)	Don McMahon (1)	17,884	5–10
16	May 2	@ Cubs	7–8	Ben Johnson (1–1)	Humberto Robinson (0–2)	None	2,807	5–11
17	May 3	@ Cubs	10–9	Jack Meyer (1–1)	Glen Hobbie (2–2)	Turk Farrell (2)	3,046	6–11
18	May 4	@ Cardinals	3–5	Marshall Bridges (2–0)	John Buzhardt (0–3)	Lindy McDaniel (4)	6,226	6–12
19	May 5	@ Cardinals	3–1	Jim Owens (2–2)	Vinegar Bend Mizell (1–2)	None	7,812	7–12
20	May 6	@ Dodgers	6–1 (10)	Turk Farrell (2–0)	Sandy Koufax (0–2)	None	20,165	8–12
21	May 7	@ Dodgers	2–3 (11)	Larry Sherry (3–3)	Rubén Gómez (0–1)	None	24,082	8–13
22	May 8	@ Dodgers	4–2	Jack Meyer (2–1)	Ed Rakow (0–1)	Turk Farrell (3)	20,756	9–13
23	May 10	@ Giants	2–4	Stu Miller (1–1)	Gene Conley (0–1)	Billy O'Dell (1)	20,304	9–14
24	May 11	@ Giants	0–1	Sam Jones (4–2)	Jim Owens (2–3)	None	11,447	9–15
25	May 12	@ Giants	0–1	Jack Sanford (3–1)	Robin Roberts (1–3)	None	10,849	9–16
26	May 13	@ Reds	0–1	Jim O'Toole (3–2)	Rubén Gómez (0–2)	None	6,787	9–17
27	May 14	@ Reds	5–2	Jack Meyer (3–1)	Jay Hook (3–3)	Turk Farrell (4)	4,239	10–17
28	May 15 (1)	@ Reds	14–3	Gene Conley (1–1)	Cal McLish (2–3)	None	see 2nd game	11–17
29	May 15 (2)	@ Reds	1–5	Don Newcombe (2–1)	Humberto Robinson (0–3)	Bill Henry (6)	17,860	11–18
30	May 16	Cardinals	3–5	Ernie Broglio (1–1)	Jim Owens (2–4)	None	11,321	11–19
–	May 17	Cardinals	Postponed (rain);^[371] Makeup: August 9 as a traditional double-header
–	May 18	Cubs	Postponed (rain);^[372] Makeup: June 21 as a traditional double-header
31	May 19	Cubs	2–4	Bob Anderson (1–1)	Robin Roberts (1–4)	None	12,297	11–20
32	May 20	Dodgers	6–3	Gene Conley (2–1)	Johnny Podres (2–4)	None	18,681	12–20
–	May 21	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[373] Makeup: June 29 as a traditional double-header
33	May 22	Dodgers	6–9	Ed Roebuck (2–1)	Rubén Gómez (0–3)	Don Drysdale (1)	12,780	12–21
34	May 24	Giants	0–4	Sam Jones (5–3)	Jim Owens (2–5)	None	20,529	12–22
35	May 25	Giants	1–5 (8)	Mike McCormick (6–2)	Robin Roberts (1–5)	None	17,713	12–23
36	May 26	Giants	0–9	Jack Sanford (5–1)	Gene Conley (2–2)	None	14,386	12–24
–	May 27	@ Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[374]^[375] Makeup: August 16 as a traditional double-header
37	May 28	@ Pirates	2–4 (13)	Jim Umbricht (1–2)	Turk Farrell (2–1)	None	9,476	12–25
38	May 29	@ Pirates	5–8	Vern Law (7–1)	Robin Roberts (1–6)	Fred Green (2)	15,704	12–26
39	May 30 (1)	Reds	4–5 (10)	Jim Brosnan (3–0)	Gene Conley (2–3)	Bob Grim (1)	see 2nd game	12–27
40	May 30 (2)	Reds	6–1	John Buzhardt (1–3)	Don Newcombe (3–2)	None	20,323	13–27
41	May 31	Braves	12–7	Chris Short (2–0)	Lew Burdette (3–2)	Turk Farrell (5)	8,155	14–27

June (14–15)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
42	June 1	Braves	3–6	Bob Buhl (4–2)	Robin Roberts (1–7)	None	10,682	14–28
43	June 2	Braves	8–9	Warren Spahn (3–2)	Taylor Phillips (0–1)	Bob Rush (1)	10,002	14–29
44	June 3	Pirates	0–3	Vern Law (8–1)	John Buzhardt (1–4)	None	16,738	14–30
–	June 4	Pirates	Postponed (rain);^[376] Makeup: September 20 as a traditional double-header
45	June 5 (1)	Pirates	2–0	Gene Conley (3–3)	Bob Friend (6–3)	None	see 2nd game	15–30
46	June 5 (2)	Pirates	4–1	Jim Owens (3–5)	Harvey Haddix (3–2)	None	23,410	16–30
47	June 6	@ Cardinals	2–5	Larry Jackson (7–5)	Chris Short (2–1)	None	9,908	16–31
48	June 7	@ Cardinals	5–3	Robin Roberts (2–7)	Bob Miller (2–1)	Turk Farrell (6)	9,635	17–31
49	June 8	@ Cardinals	5–4	John Buzhardt (2–4)	Lindy McDaniel (3–3)	None	8,263	18–31
50	June 10	@ Cubs	1–6	Mark Freeman (1–0)	Jim Owens (3–6)	None	5,077	18–32
51	June 11	@ Cubs	7–1	Chris Short (3–1)	Dick Ellsworth (3–3)	None	13,166	19–32
52	June 12	@ Cubs	7–8 (10)	Mark Freeman (2–0)	Humberto Robinson (0–4)	None	8,481	19–33
53	June 14	@ Dodgers	6–5 (10)	Turk Farrell (3–1)	Clem Labine (0–1)	None	18,031	20–33
54	June 15	@ Dodgers	2–14	Sandy Koufax (2–8)	Jim Owens (3–7)	None	13,295	20–34
55	June 16	@ Dodgers	6–10	Johnny Podres (6–5)	John Buzhardt (2–5)	Ed Roebuck (2)	19,573	20–35
56	June 17	@ Giants	3–7	Mike McCormick (8–3)	Chris Short (3–2)	Billy Loes (3)	20,952	20–36
57	June 18	@ Giants	4–7	Sam Jones (9–5)	Dallas Green (0–1)	Johnny Antonelli (2)	19,494	20–37
58	June 19	@ Giants	2–1 (11)	Robin Roberts (3–7)	Jack Sanford (6–4)	None	32,159	21–37
59	June 21 (1)	Cubs	7–6 (13)	Turk Farrell (4–1)	Glen Hobbie (6–9)	None	see 2nd game	22–37
60	June 21 (2)	Cubs	7–6^{^[a]}^{^[b]}	John Buzhardt (3–5)	Joe Schaffernoth (0–2)	Robin Roberts (1)	26,233	23–37
61	June 22	Cubs	6–3	Chris Short (4–2)	Bob Anderson (2–3)	None	9,342	24–37
62	June 23	Cubs	4–3	Turk Farrell (5–1)	Seth Morehead (0–6)	None	8,144	25–37
63	June 24	Cardinals	4–3	Robin Roberts (4–7)	Ernie Broglio (5–3)	None	14,489	26–37
64	June 25	Cardinals	0–1	Curt Simmons (1–0)	Jim Owens (3–8)	Lindy McDaniel (13)	7,660	26–38
65	June 26 (1)	Cardinals	3–2 (12)	John Buzhardt (4–5)	Ernie Broglio (5–4)	None	see 2nd game	27–38
66	June 26 (2)	Cardinals	3–4	Ernie Broglio (6–4)	Chris Short (4–3)	None	19,998	27–39
67	June 28	Dodgers	2–0	Dallas Green (1–1)	Stan Williams (6–2)	None	22,775	28–39
68	June 29 (1)	Dodgers	3–6	Larry Sherry (6–4)	Turk Farrell (5–2)	None	see 2nd game	28–40
69	June 29 (2)	Dodgers	2–5	Sandy Koufax (3–8)	Gene Conley (3–4)	Ed Roebuck (3)	25,572	28–41
70	June 30	Dodgers	6–10	Ed Roebuck (5–1)	Jim Owens (3–9)	None	20,859	28–42

July (10–17)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
–	July 1	Giants	Postponed (rain);^[377] Makeup: August 2 as a traditional double-header
71	July 2	Giants	3–2 (11)	Turk Farrell (6–2)	Mike McCormick (9–4)	None	20,647	29–42
72	July 3	Giants	5–11	Sam Jones (10–7)	Chris Short (4–4)	Mike McCormick (2)	15,700	29–43
73	July 4 (1)	@ Reds	0–5	Jay Hook (7–7)	Dallas Green (1–2)	None	see 2nd game	29–44
74	July 4 (2)	@ Reds	5–2	Gene Conley (4–4)	Joe Nuxhall (1–4)	None	15,280	30–44
75	July 5	@ Reds	2–0	Robin Roberts (5–7)	Don Newcombe (3–6)	None	5,847	31–44
76	July 6	@ Braves	8–5 (10)	Gene Conley (5–4)	Don McMahon (2–6)	None	14,753	32–44
77	July 7	@ Braves	0–2	Warren Spahn (8–5)	Chris Short (4–5)	None	14,983	32–45
78	July 8 (1)	Pirates	6–5 (10)	Turk Farrell (7–2)	Fred Green (4–3)	None	see 2nd game	33–45
79	July 8 (2)	Pirates	3–8	Bob Friend (10–5)	Dallas Green (1–3)	None	36,056	33–46
80	July 9	Pirates	2–1	Gene Conley (6–4)	Vern Law (11–4)	None	19,541	34–46
81	July 10	Pirates	2–6	Harvey Haddix (6–4)	Robin Roberts (5–8)	Roy Face (13)	13,012	34–47
–	July 11	1960 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Municipal Stadium in Kansas City
–	July 13	1960 Major League Baseball All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium in New York
82	July 15	Braves	5–7	Warren Spahn (9–6)	Chris Short (4–6)	Ron Piché (4)	19,429	34–48
83	July 16	Braves	4–6	Joey Jay (3–5)	Robin Roberts (5–9)	Don Nottebart (1)	17,969	34–49
84	July 17	Braves	3–7	Lew Burdette (10–4)	Gene Conley (6–5)	None	10,686	34–50
85	July 19	@ Giants	0–2	Juan Marichal (1–0)	John Buzhardt (4–6)	None	13,279	34–51
86	July 20	@ Giants	1–3	Sam Jones (12–9)	Chris Short (4–7)	Johnny Antonelli (4)	10,504	34–52
87	July 21	@ Giants	3–0	Robin Roberts (6–9)	Jack Sanford (8–8)	None	9,561	35–52
88	July 22	@ Dodgers	0–2	Don Drysdale (8–10)	Gene Conley (6–6)	None	21,335	35–53
89	July 23	@ Dodgers	0–2	Roger Craig (4–1)	Dallas Green (1–4)	None	31,631	35–54
90	July 24	@ Dodgers	0–9	Stan Williams (10–2)	John Buzhardt (4–7)	None	14,027	35–55
91	July 26	@ Cubs	4–3	Robin Roberts (7–9)	Glen Hobbie (9–13)	Turk Farrell (7)	4,791	36–55
92	July 27	@ Cubs	7–5	Gene Conley (7–6)	Seth Morehead (1–7)	Turk Farrell (8)	7,409	37–55
93	July 28	@ Cubs	3–2	Dallas Green (2–4)	Dick Ellsworth (4–8)	None	5,442	38–55
94	July 29	@ Cardinals	0–3	Ernie Broglio (11–5)	John Buzhardt (4–8)	None	14,028	38–56
95	July 30	@ Cardinals	3–6	Larry Jackson (13–8)	Chris Short (4–8)	None	8,332	38–57
96	July 31 (1)	@ Cardinals	2–9	Curt Simmons (3–1)	Gene Conley (7–7)	None	see 2nd game	38–58
97	July 31 (2)	@ Cardinals	3–5	Ray Sadecki (5–5)	Robin Roberts (7–10)	Lindy McDaniel (16)	20,061	38–59

August (10–20)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
98	August 2 (1)	Giants	7–3	Dallas Green (3–4)	Jack Sanford (9–9)	Turk Farrell (9)	see 2nd game	39–59
99	August 2 (2)	Giants	6–5	Turk Farrell (8–2)	Stu Miller (3–4)	None	26,276	40–59
100	August 3	Giants	6–5	Turk Farrell (9–2)	Billy Loes (3–2)	None	11,169	41–59
101	August 4	Giants	7–8	Johnny Antonelli (4–6)	Jim Owens (3–10)	Stu Miller (1)	12,876	41–60
–	August 5	Dodgers	Postponed (rain);^[378] Makeup: August 7 as a traditional double-header
102	August 6	Dodgers	3–1	Robin Roberts (8–10)	Stan Williams (11–4)	None	22,741	42–60
103	August 7 (1)	Dodgers	7–8	Larry Sherry (9–8)	Turk Farrell (9–3)	None	see 2nd game	42–61
104	August 7 (2)	Dodgers	1–2	Sandy Koufax (4–8)	John Buzhardt (4–9)	None	22,707	42–62
105	August 9 (1)	Cardinals	4–5	Lindy McDaniel (9–3)	Dallas Green (3–5)	None	see 2nd game	42–63
106	August 9 (2)	Cardinals	0–6	Curt Simmons (4–2)	Gene Conley (7–8)	None	21,312	42–64
107	August 10	Cardinals	5–6 (10)	Lindy McDaniel (10–3)	Turk Farrell (9–4)	Ed Bauta (1)	12,176	42–65
108	August 12	Cubs	10–6	Chris Short (5–8)	Glen Hobbie (10–16)	Turk Farrell (10)	10,714	43–65
109	August 13	Cubs	2–4	Bob Anderson (6–7)	John Buzhardt (4–10)	Don Elston (9)	2,533	43–66
110	August 14 (1)	Cubs	1–2	Dick Ellsworth (6–8)	Gene Conley (7–9)	None	see 2nd game	43–67
111	August 14 (2)	Cubs	3–7	Moe Drabowsky (3–1)	Dallas Green (3–6)	Glen Hobbie (1)	11,725	43–68
112	August 15	@ Pirates	4–3	Art Mahaffey (1–0)	Roy Face (6–6)	Chris Short (1)	19,912	44–68
113	August 16 (1)	@ Pirates	2–11	Bob Friend (13–9)	Jim Owens (3–11)	None	see 2nd game	44–69
114	August 16 (2)	@ Pirates	3–4	Roy Face (7–6)	Robin Roberts (8–11)	None	34,673	44–70
115	August 17	@ Pirates	3–5	Harvey Haddix (8–7)	John Buzhardt (4–11)	Clem Labine (4)	33,598	44–71
116	August 18	@ Braves	0–1	Lew Burdette (14–7)	Gene Conley (7–10)	None	16,338	44–72
117	August 19	@ Braves	3–2	Art Mahaffey (2–0)	Juan Pizarro (6–6)	None	14,723	45–72
118	August 20	@ Braves	0–1	Bob Buhl (12–6)	Robin Roberts (8–12)	None	23,985	45–73
119	August 21	@ Braves	2–3	Warren Spahn (15–7)	John Buzhardt (4–12)	None	23,169	45–74
120	August 23	@ Cardinals	2–4	Ray Sadecki (7–7)	Gene Conley (7–11)	Lindy McDaniel (20)	13,283	45–75
121	August 24	@ Cardinals	5–3	Art Mahaffey (3–0)	Larry Jackson (11–14)	Chris Short (2)	10,636	46–75
122	August 26	@ Cubs	4–2	Robin Roberts (9–12)	Bob Anderson (7–8)	None	5,021	47–75
123	August 27	@ Cubs	4–5	Don Elston (7–7)	Chris Short (5–9)	None	9,657	47–76
124	August 28	@ Cubs	6–8	Don Cardwell (6–12)	Gene Conley (7–12)	Joe Schaffernoth (3)	11,383	47–77
125	August 29	@ Giants	2–0	Art Mahaffey (4–0)	Mike McCormick (11–10)	None	10,062	48–77
126	August 30	@ Giants	1–2	Sam Jones (15–14)	Robin Roberts (9–13)	None	7,014	48–78
127	August 31	@ Dodgers	1–3	Roger Craig (6–1)	John Buzhardt (4–13)	None	12,586	48–79

September (9–16)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
128	September 1	@ Dodgers	2–3 (11)	Don Drysdale (12–13)	Turk Farrell (9–5)	None	28,946	48–80
129	September 3	@ Pirates	3–2	Art Mahaffey (5–0)	Vern Law (19–6)	None	18,487	49–80
130	September 4	@ Pirates	3–5	Vinegar Bend Mizell (10–7)	Jim Owens (3–12)	Clem Labine (6)	17,856	49–81
131	September 5	Reds	2–9	Bob Purkey (16–8)	Robin Roberts (9–14)	None	8,979	49–82
132	September 6	Reds	1–6 (10)	Jim Brosnan (7–2)	John Buzhardt (4–14)	None	4,396	49–83
133	September 7	Cubs	2–0	Gene Conley (8–12)	Don Cardwell (7–13)	None	3,323	50–83
134	September 8	Cubs	1–2	Glen Hobbie (14–17)	Art Mahaffey (5–1)	None	3,808	50–84
135	September 9	Cardinals	1–5 (5)	Larry Jackson (16–12)	Robin Roberts (9–15)	None	18,677	50–85
136	September 10	Cardinals	7–2	Jim Owens (4–12)	Ray Sadecki (8–8)	None	6,444	51–85
137	September 11	Cardinals	3–7	Curt Simmons (7–3)	John Buzhardt (4–15)	Lindy McDaniel (24)	3,722	51–86
–	September 12	Dodgers	Postponed (rain; Hurricane Donna);^[379]^[380] Makeup: September 13 as a traditional double-header
138	September 13 (1)	Dodgers	1–2 (10)	Johnny Podres (12–11)	Gene Conley (8–13)	Larry Sherry (7)	see 2nd game	51–87
139	September 13 (2)	Dodgers	1–4	Sandy Koufax (8–12)	Art Mahaffey (5–2)	None	7,559	51–88
140	September 14	Giants	5–1	Robin Roberts (10–15)	Billy O'Dell (7–12)	None	4,432	52–88
141	September 15	Giants	6–8 (11)	Johnny Antonelli (6–7)	Turk Farrell (9–6)	Billy Loes (5)	4,847	52–89
142	September 16	@ Braves	0–4	Warren Spahn (20–9)	John Buzhardt (4–16)	None	6,117	52–90
143	September 17	@ Braves	5–2 (10)	Turk Farrell (10–6)	Ron Piché (2–5)	Chris Short (3)	11,523	53–90
144	September 18	@ Braves	1–7 (8)	Joey Jay (9–7)	Art Mahaffey (5–3)	None	10,561	53–91
145	September 20 (1)	Pirates	1–7	Bob Friend (17–11)	Robin Roberts (10–16)	None	see 2nd game	53–92
146	September 20 (2)	Pirates	2–3	Clem Labine (3–4)	Jim Owens (4–13)	None	17,216	53–93
147	September 23	@ Reds	6–1	John Buzhardt (5–16)	Bob Purkey (17–10)	None	3,919	54–93
148	September 24	@ Reds	0–5	Jim Maloney (2–5)	Gene Conley (8–14)	None	2,798	54–94
149	September 25	@ Reds	7–1	Art Mahaffey (6–3)	Jay Hook (11–18)	None	7,178	55–94
150	September 27	Braves	5–3	Robin Roberts (11–16)	Joey Jay (9–8)	Turk Farrell (11)	4,060	56–94
151	September 28	Braves	3–9	Lew Burdette (19–12)	Jim Owens (4–14)	None	2,884	56–95
152	September 30	Reds	7–6 (14)	Chris Short (6–9)	Orlando Peña (0–1)	None	3,370	57–95

October (2–0)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
153	October 1	Reds	7–3	Robin Roberts (12–16)	Jim Maloney (2–6)	None	1,897	58–95
154	October 2	Reds	6–1	Art Mahaffey (7–3)	Bob Purkey (17–11)	None	3,598	59–95

^{^[a]}The June 21, 1960 (game 2), game was protested by the Cubs in the bottom of the fifth inning.^[381] The protest was later denied.^[382]

^{^[b]}The June 21 game was suspended at the end of the eighth inning with the score 7–5 and was completed June 22, 1960.^[382]

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