Phillies: Power ranking players in the Hall of Famers

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PHILADELPHIA, PA – JULY 31: (L-R) Past players of the Philadelphia Phillies, Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton and Jim Bunning during the Pat Burrell “Wall of Fame” Induction ceremony before a game against the Atlanta Braves at Citizens Bank Park on July 31, 2015 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Phillies won 9-3. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images) /

With a deep history, the Phillies are well-represented in the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Thirty-five players who suited up for the Phillies have reached baseball’s immortality, the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Through the franchise’s 137 seasons, thousands of players have donned the red, white, and powder blue jerseys.

With Roy Halladay’s posthumous election to the Baseball Hall of Fame, we recognized the former Phillies who he will join in Cooperstown.

Of the 35 former Phillies in Cooperstown, 12 played for the team after 1950, including franchise legend Richie Ashburn, whose career started in the 1940s.

There are 23 other players who played for the Phillies prior to 1950 who are in the Hall of Fame that deserve recognition. Note that Sparky Anderson, who played his entire 152 game career with the Phillies, is in Cooperstown as one of the greatest managers ever, not for his play for the Phillies.

Sparky Anderson -1959 (HOF manager)
Dave Bancroft – 1915-20
Dan Brouthers – 1896
Roger Connor – 1892
Ed Delahanty – 1888-89; 1891-1901
Hugh Duffy – 1904-06
Johnny Evers – 1917
Elmer Flick – 1898-1902
Jimmie Foxx -1945
Billy Hamilton – 1890-95
Hughie Jennings – 1901-02
Chuck Klein – 1928-33; 1936-44
Nap Lajoie – 1896-1900
Tommy McCarthy – 1886-87
Casey Stengel -1920-21
Sam Thompson – 1889-98
Lloyd Waner – 1942
Hack Wilson – 1934
Grover Alexander – 1911-17
Chief Bender – 1916-17
Tim Keefe – 1891-93
Kid Nichols – 1905-06
Eppa Rixey – 1912-17; 1919-20

Here are the greatest Phillies of all-time who’ve been enshrined in Cooperstown.

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