Top ten starting pitchers in Phillies history

Top ten starting pitchers in Phillies franchise history

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10 – Curt Simmons (1947 – 1960)

Simmons was a member of the 1950 “Whiz Kids” who won the National League pennant. He was a three -time All-Star and lead the league in shutouts in 1952. Simmons won 15 of more games three times and is fifth in franchise history in wins with 115.

9 – Chris Short (1959 – 1973)

Short spent his entire career in the red pinstripes. He was a two-time All-Star and a 20-game winner in 1966. Short had five seasons with an ERA under three and threw 200 or more innings in four seasons. He is fourth on the Phillies career win list with 132.