8- Ron Reed (1976-1983)
Reed was a two-sport athlete, having also played in the NBA for the Detroit Pistons. On the mound, Reed was a mainstay in middle to late relief. He pitched in 100 or more innings out of the pen four consecutive seasons from 1976-1979, winning 31 games and posting an ERA of 2.85. He was part of the World Series championship team of 1980 and won 9 games in relief for the 1983 National League championship team.
7- Al Holland (1983-1985)
Holland, known as “Mr T” during his short time with the Phillies, was a reliable and sometimes dominating closer for the 1983 National League championship team. He pitched to a 2.24 ERA in 1983, was an All-Star in 1984 and tallied 54 saves. Holland appeared in only three games with the Phillies in 1985 before being traded to the Pirates.