Philadelphia Phillies all-time roster (B)

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Pat Burrell was a first-round draft pick of the Phillies in 1998 and played for the team from 2000 to 2008.

The Philadelphia Phillies are a Major League Baseball team based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They are a member of the Eastern Division of Major League Baseball's National League. The team has played officially under two names since beginning play in 1883: the current moniker, as well as the "Quakers", which was used in conjunction with "Phillies" during the team's early history.[1][2] The team was also known unofficially as the "Blue Jays" during the World War II era.[3] Since the franchise's inception, 2,081 players have made an appearance in a competitive game for the team, whether as an offensive player (batting and baserunning) or a defensive player (fielding, pitching, or both).

Of those 2,081 Phillies, 180 have had surnames beginning with the letter B. Four of those players have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame: Dave Bancroft, who played six seasons at shortstop for Philadelphia;[4] Chief Bender, a pitcher with the team for two years;[5] Dan Brouthers, whose career with the Phillies encompassed the 1896 season;[6] and Jim Bunning,[7] the pitcher whose number 14 is the only one retired by the Phillies for a player on this list.[8] Of the four, Bancroft is the only one inducted to the Hall of Fame with the Phillies as his primary team.[9] Bunning and Bender are two of four members of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame on this list, although Bender was inducted as a member of the Philadelphia Athletics; the others are catcher Bob Boone and shortstop Larry Bowa.[10]

Among the 95 batters in this list, catcher Mack Burk has the highest batting average, at .500; he had one hit in two career plate appearances with Philadelphia.[11] Other players with an average at or above .300 include Henry Baldwin (.313 in one season),[12] Johnny Bates (.301 in two seasons),[13] Beals Becker (.301 in three seasons),[14] Wally Berger (.317 in one season),[15] T. J. Bohn (.400 in one season),[16] Brouthers (.344 in one season),[6] George Browne (.300 in three seasons),[17] Frank Bruggy (.310 in one season),[18] and Smoky Burgess (.316 in four seasons).[19] Pat Burrell leads Phillies players whose names begin with B in home runs, with 251, and runs batted in, with 827.[20]

Of this list's 85 pitchers, Doug Bair and Doug Bird share the best winning percentage with Mark Brownson.[21][22][23] Each is undefeated in his decisions—Bair and Bird with 2–0 records,[21][22] and Brownson at 1–0.[23] The top winner among pitchers whose names begin with B is Bunning, who recorded 89 victories in 6 seasons with Philadelphia.[7] Ray Benge lost 82 games in 6 seasons, the most among these pitchers.[24] Bunning's 1,409 strikeouts are the highest total among B pitchers,[7] and two pitchers (Joe Bisenius and Dan Boitano) share the earned run average (ERA) lead, with a 0.00 mark;[25][26] among pitchers who have allowed a run, Stan Bahnsen's 1.35 ERA is best.[27] Bunning is one of the ten Phillies pitchers who have thrown a no-hitter, having pitched a perfect game on June 21, 1964.[28]

Key to symbols in player list(s)
or Indicates a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum; ‡ indicates that the Phillies are the player's primary team[H]
§ Indicates a member of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame
* Indicates a team record[R]
(#) A number following a player's name indicates that the number was retired by the Phillies in the player's honor.
Year Italic text indicates that the player is a member of the Phillies' active (25-man) roster.[29]
Position(s) Indicates the player's primary position(s)[P]
Notes Statistics shown only for playing time with Phillies[S]
Ref References
A man in a white baseball jersey with orange lettering reading "BAKO" and "9" and a black baseball helmet shakes hands with an unseen person
Catcher Paul Bako hit three home runs in his only season with Philadelphia.
A baseball card image of a man in a white baseball jersey and blue baseball cap
Dick Bartell had a four-year career as the Phillies' shortstop.
A dark-haired man in a white baseball jersey with a blackletter A on the chest sitting on a bench holding a white cap in his hands
Chief Bender is a member of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame elected for his tenure with the crosstown Athletics.
A fair-haired young man wearing a blue baseball jersey and white pinstriped pants stands on a grass field holding a baseball cap and mitt in his left hand
In his first three seasons with the Phillies, pitcher Joe Blanton won 25 games.
A man in a gray baseball jersey and black baseball cap stands on a grass field wearing a black baseball mitt on his left hand
Russell Branyan played two positions for the Phillies (third base and left field) during the 2007 season.
A baseball-card image of a man in a white baseball jersey and cap; there is an Old English "P" on the face of the cap in red
Fred Brickell hit 13 triples in his four seasons with Philadelphia.
A dark-skinned young man wearing a red baseball helmet and a gray baseball jersey and pants with red trim swinging a baseball bat
Domonic Brown is expected to platoon as the Phillies' starter in right field beginning in 2011.[30]
A man wearing a navy-blue baseball jersey and white baseball pants throws a baseball with his right hand
As a Phillie, Eric Bruntlett turned the first game-ending unassisted triple play in National League history.[31]
A black-and-white headshot of a smiling man wearing a baseball cap with an Old English "D" on the face
Jim Bunning threw the first perfect game in Philadelphia's franchise history.[32]
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Marlon Byrd played center field for Philadelphia for four seasons.
List of players whose surnames begin with B, showing season(s) and position(s) played and selected statistics
Name Season(s) Position(s) Notes Ref
Wally Backman
1991–1992
Second baseman
Third baseman
[33]
Ed Baecht
1926–1928
Pitcher [34]
Danys Báez
2010–2011
Pitcher [35]
Stan Bahnsen
1982
Pitcher [27]
Doug Bair
1987
Pitcher [21]
Doug Baird
1919
Third baseman [36]
Floyd Baker
1954–1955
Third baseman [37]
Paul Bako
2009
Catcher [38]
Jack Baldschun
1961–1965
Pitcher [39]
Henry Baldwin
1927
Shortstop
Third baseman
[12]
Jay Baller
1982
1992
Pitcher [40]
Dave Bancroft
1915–1920
Shortstop [4]
Alan Bannister
1974–1975
Center fielder [41]
Rod Barajas
2007
Catcher [42]
Salomé Barojas
1988
Pitcher [43]
Dick Barrett
1943–1945
Pitcher [44]
Tom Barrett
1988–1989
Second baseman [45]
Tony Barron
1997
Right fielder [46]
Rich Barry
1969
Left fielder [47]
Shad Barry
1901–1904
Right fielder
Left fielder
[48]
Tom Barry
1904
Pitcher
  • 0–1 record
  • 23 innings pitched
  • 3 earned runs
[49]
Dick Bartell
1931–1934
Shortstop [50]
Walt Bashore
1936
Center fielder [51]
Antonio Bastardo
2009–2011
Pitcher [52]
Charlie Bastian
1885–1888
1891
Second baseman
Shortstop
[53]
John Bateman
1972
Catcher [54]
Bud Bates
1939
Center fielder [55]
Del Bates
1970
Catcher [56]
Johnny Bates
1909–1910
Center fielder [13]
Kim Batiste
1991–1994
Third baseman
Shortstop
[57]
Howard Battle
1996
Third baseman [58]
Stan Baumgartner
1914–1916
1921–1922
Pitcher [59]
Frank Baumholtz
1956–1957
Right fielder [60]
Ernie Beam
1895
Pitcher [61]
Boom-Boom Beck
1939–1943
Pitcher [62]
Fred Beck
1911
Right fielder [63]
Beals Becker
1913–1915
Left fielder [14]
Bob Becker
1897–1898
Pitcher [64]
Howie Bedell
1968
Pinch hitter[a] [65]
Steve Bedrosian
1986–1989
Pitcher [66]
Fred Beebe
1911
Pitcher [67]
Matt Beech
1996–1998
Pitcher [68]
Petie Behan
1921–1923
Pitcher [69]
Bo Belinsky
1965–1966
Pitcher [70]
David Bell
2003–2006
Third baseman [71]
Juan Bell
1992–1993
Shortstop [72]
Chief Bender†§
1916–1917
Pitcher [5]
Art Benedict
1883
Second baseman [73]
Ray Benge
1928–1931
1936
Pitcher [24]
Mike Benjamin
1996
Shortstop [74]
Stan Benjamin
1939–1942
Right fielder [75]
Dave Bennett
1964
Pitcher [76]
Dennis Bennett
1962–1964
Pitcher [77]
Gary Bennett
1995–2001
Catcher [78]
Joe Bennett
1923
Third baseman [79]
Joel Bennett
1999
Pitcher [80]
Jack Bentley
1926
First baseman [81]
Rabbit Benton
1922
Second baseman [82]
Wally Berger
1940
Right fielder
Left fielder
[15]
Jack Berly
1932–1933
Pitcher [83]
Adam Bernero
2006
Pitcher [84]
Bill Bernhard
1899–1900
Pitcher [85]
Joe Berry
1902
Catcher [86]
Lefty Bertrand
1936
Pitcher [87]
Huck Betts
1920–1925
Pitcher [88]
Charlie Bicknell
1948–1949
Pitcher [89]
Doug Bird
1979
Pitcher [22]
Joe Bisenius
2007
Pitcher [25]
Jim Bishop
1923–1924
Pitcher [90]
Jeff Bittiger
1986
Pitcher [91]
Jim Bivin
1935
Pitcher [92]
Lena Blackburne
1919
Third baseman [93]
Tim Blackwell
1976–1977
Catcher [94]
Sheriff Blake
1931
Pitcher [95]
Cy Blanton
1940–1942
Pitcher [96]
Joe Blanton
2008–2011
Pitcher [97]
Johnny Blatnik
1948–1950
Left fielder [98]
Buddy Blattner
1949
Second baseman
Third baseman
[99]
Marv Blaylock
1955–1957
First baseman [100]
Ron Blazier
1996–1997
Pitcher [101]
Jimmy Bloodworth
1950–1951
Second baseman
First baseman
[102]
Joe Boever
1990–1991
Pitcher [103]
T. J. Bohn
2008
Left fielder [16]
Dan Boitano
1978
Pitcher [26]
Ed Boland
1934–1935
Right fielder [104]
Stew Bolen
1931–1932
Pitcher [105]
Jim Bolger
1959
Left fielder [106]
Jack Bolling
1939
First baseman [107]
Rod Booker
1990–1991
Shortstop [108]
Bob Boone§
1972–1981
Catcher [109]
John Boozer
1962–1964
1966–1969
Pitcher [110]
Toby Borland
1994–1996
1998
Pitcher [111]
Hank Borowy
1949–1950
Pitcher [112]
Rick Bosetti
1976
Center fielder [113]
Shawn Boskie
1994
Pitcher [114]
Ricky Bottalico
1994–1998
2001–2002
Pitcher [115]
Kent Bottenfield
2000
Pitcher [116]
Ed Bouchee
1956–1960
First baseman [117]
Michael Bourn
2006–2007
Left fielder [118]
Larry Bowa§
1970–1981
Shortstop [119]
John Bowker
2011
First baseman
Right fielder
[120]
Bob Bowman
1955–1959
Outfielder [121]
Joe Bowman
1935–1936
Pitcher [122]
Sumner Bowman
1890
Pitcher [123]
Jason Boyd
2000
Pitcher [124]
Jack A. Boyle
1893–1898
First baseman [125]
Jack B. Boyle
1912
Third baseman [126]
Gibby Brack
1938–1939
Right fielder
Center fielder
[127]
John Brackenridge
1904
Pitcher [128]
Phil Bradley
1988
Left fielder [129]
King Brady
1905
Pitcher [130]
Bobby Bragan
1940–1942
Shortstop [131]
Art Bramhall
1935
Shortstop
Third baseman
[132]
Bucky Brandon
1971–1973
Pitcher [133]
Jackie Brandt
1966–1967
Center fielder [134]
Kitty Bransfield
1905–1911
First baseman [135]
Cliff Brantley
1991–1992
Pitcher [136]
Jeff Brantley
1999–2000
Pitcher [137]
Russell Branyan
2007
Third baseman
Left fielder
[138]
Roy Brashear
1903
Second baseman [139]
Alonzo Breitenstein
1883
Pitcher [140]
Ad Brennan
1910–1913
Pitcher [141]
Rube Bressler
1932
Left fielder [142]
Ken Brett
1973
Pitcher [143]
Billy Brewer
1997–1999
Pitcher [144]
Charlie Brewster
1943
Shortstop [145]
Fred Brickell
1930–1933
Center fielder [146]
Johnny Briggs
1964–1971
Center fielder
Left fielder
[147]
Brad Brink
1992–1993
Pitcher [148]
Bill Brinker
1912
Third baseman [149]
Eude Brito
2005–2006
Pitcher [150]
Jack Brittin
1950–1951
Pitcher [151]
Chris Brock
2000–2001
Pitcher [152]
Rico Brogna
1997–2000
First baseman [153]
Dan Brouthers
1896
First baseman [6]
Buster Brown
1907–1909
Pitcher [154]
Domonic Brown
2010–2011
Right fielder [155]
Lloyd Brown
1940
Pitcher [156]
Ollie Brown
1974–1977
Right fielder
Left fielder
[157]
Paul Brown
1961–1963
1968
Pitcher [158]
Tommy Brown
1951–1952
Left fielder [159]
William Brown
1891
First baseman [160]
Byron Browne
1970–1972
Right fielder [161]
Earl Browne
1937–1938
Right fielder
First baseman
[162]
George Browne
1901–1902
1912
Left fielder [17]
Mark Brownson
2000
Pitcher [23]
Frank Bruggy
1921
Catcher [18]
Roy Bruner
1939–1941
Pitcher [163]
Eric Bruntlett
2008–2009
Second baseman [164]
Warren Brusstar
1977–1982
Pitcher [165]
Dick Buckley
1894–1895
Catcher [166]
Charlie Buffinton
1887–1889
Pitcher [167]
Bob Buhl
1966–1967
Pitcher [168]
Kirk Bullinger
2000
Pitcher [169]
Eric Bullock
1989
Right fielder
Center fielder
[170]
Jim Bunning†§ (#14)
1964–1967
1970–1971
Pitcher [7]
Fred Burchell
1903
Pitcher [171]
Lew Burdette
1965
Pitcher [172]
Smoky Burgess
1952–1955
Catcher [19]
Bill Burich
1942
1946
Shortstop [173]
Mack Burk
1956
1958
Catcher [11]
Elmer Burkart
1936–1939
Pitcher [174]
Bobby Burke
1937
Pitcher [175]
Eddie Burke
1890
Outfielder [176]
Bill Burns
1911
Pitcher [177]
Ed Burns
1913–1918
Catcher [178]
George Burns
1925
Left fielder [179]
Pat Burrell
2000–2008
Left fielder [20]
Al Burris
1894
Pitcher [180]
Paul Busby
1941
1943
Right fielder [181]
Joe Buskey
1926
Shortstop [182]
Mike Buskey
1977
Shortstop [183]
Max Butcher
1938–1939
Pitcher [184]
Charlie Butler
1933
Pitcher [185]
Rob Butler
1997
Center fielder
Right fielder
[186]
John Buzhardt
1960–1961
Pitcher [187]
Marlon Byrd
2002–2005
Center fielder [188]
Paul Byrd
1998–2001
Pitcher [189]
Bobby Byrne
1913–1917
Third baseman
Second baseman
[190]
Marty Bystrom
1980–1984
Pitcher [191]
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