Phillies: Top ten starting and relief pitchers of the 1990’s
2 – Terry Mulholland (1990 – 1993, 1996)
Mulholland was never flashy, but was workmanlike and generally got the job done. In fact, he has a no-hitter under his belt. Mulholland was another key component to the 1993 starting rotation, earning an All-Star berth. He won 41 games from 1991 through 1993, leading the league with 12 complete games in 1992. Twice hurling over 200 innings in a season, Mulholland finished his Phillies career with a 3.68 ERA.
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1 – Curt Schilling (1992 – 2000)
Schilling had some of his most dominant seasons with the Diamondbacks, but was the best Phillies pitcher of the 1990’s. While with the Phillies, Schilling was an All-Star three times, won 15 of more games four times and had back-to-back 300 strikeout seasons. Schilling compiled a record with the Phillies of 95-73 with a 3.30 ERA.
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Whatever you think of Schilling politically, it’s hard to dispute the fact that he was the best pitcher Philadelphia had in the 1990s.