Philadelphia Phillies all-time roster (C)

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, 143 have had surnames beginning with the letter C. Two of those players have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame: pitcher Steve Carlton, who pitched for Philadelphia from 1972 to 1986;[4] and first baseman Roger Connor, who appeared for the Phillies in the 1892 season.[5] The Hall of Fame lists the Phillies as Carlton's primary team,[6] and he is a member of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame, as are right fielders Johnny Callison and Gavvy Cravath.[7] The Phillies have also retired Carlton's number 32, the only player on this list so honored.[8] Carlton holds two franchise records, leading all Phillies pitchers with 241 victories and 3,031 strikeouts.[9]

Among the 78 batters in this list, catcher Harry Cheek and shortstop Todd Cruz have the highest batting average, at .500; each recorded two hits in four career at-bats.[10][11] Other players with an average above .300 include Ben Chapman (.308 in two seasons),[12] Billy Consolo (.400 in one season),[13] Duff Cooley (.308 in four seasons),[14] Ed Cotter (.308 in one season),[15] and Midre Cummings (.303 in one season).[16] Callison's 185 home runs lead all players on this list,[17] as do Cravath's 676 runs batted in.[18]

Of this list's 66 pitchers, two—Milo Candini and Steve Comer—have undefeated win–loss records: Candini with a 2–0 mark; and Comer with one victory and no defeats.[19][20] Carlton's franchise-record 241 wins lead all pitchers on this list, as do his 161 losses.[4] Mitch Chetkovich is the only member of this list with an earned run average (ERA) of 0.00, allowing no runs in three innings pitched.[21] Among pitchers who have allowed earned runs, Harry Coveleski has the best average (2.09).[22] Carlton's strikeout total of 3,031 is the most among all Phillies pitchers.[4]

One player, Bert Conn, has made 30% or more of his Phillies appearances as a pitcher and a position player. He amassed an 0–3 pitching record with a 7.77 ERA while batting .267 with three extra-base hits and seven runs scored.[23]

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.[24]
Position(s) Indicates the player's primary position(s)[P]
Notes Statistics shown only for playing time with Phillies[S]
Ref References
Nixey Callahan pitched for the Phillies in the 1894 season.
Drew Carpenter made his Phillies debut in 2008.
Shortstop Juan Castro played for Philadelphia in 2010.
Outfielder Endy Chávez hit three triples for the Phillies in 2005.
Bruce Chen won seven games for the Phillies over his two-season tenure.
Bud Clancy hit one home run with Philadelphia in the 1934 season.
Jack Clements, a left-handed catcher, caught over 900 games with the Phillies franchise in the 19th century.
Through seven seasons, Phil Collins won more, and lost more, than 70 games.
Clay Condrey won twice as many games as he lost in his four-season Phillies career.
Hall of Fame first baseman Roger Connor played for the Phillies in 1892.
José Contreras was a starting pitcher, relief pitcher, and closer for the Phillies in 2010.
Pat Corrales caught with the Phillies for two seasons.
Chris Coste debuted with Philadelphia in 2006 at age 33 after an 11-season minor league career, later writing a book about his experience.
Gavvy Cravath's 119 home runs (117 with the Phillies) were the most among active major leaguers before he was surpassed by Babe Ruth.[25]
A man wearing an old-style white baseball uniform with an script "A" over the left breast and white pillbox cap holds a baseball bat over his right shoulder.
Third baseman Lave Cross batted .295 during his Phillies career.
Todd Cruz notched two singles in his short tenure with Philadelphia.
List of players whose surnames begin with C, showing season(s) and position(s) played and selected statistics
Name Season(s) Position(s) Notes Ref
Putsy Caballero
1944–1945
1947–1952
Second baseman
Third baseman
[26]
Hick Cady
1919
Catcher [27]
Miguel Cairo
2009
Second baseman
Shortstop
[28]
Earl Caldwell
1928
Pitcher [29]
Ralph Caldwell
1904–1905
Pitcher [30]
Jeff Calhoun
1987–1988
Pitcher [31]
Leo Callahan
1919
Right fielder [32]
Nixey Callahan
1894
Pitcher [33]
Johnny Callison§
1960–1969
Right fielder [17]
Dolph Camilli
1934–1937
First baseman [34]
Howie Camnitz
1913
Pitcher [35]
Bill Campbell
1984
Pitcher [36]
Sil Campusano
1990–1991
Center fielder [37]
Milo Candini
1950–1951
Pitcher [19]
Mike Cantwell
1919–1920
Pitcher [38]
Ralph Capron
1913
Left fielder [39]
José Cardenal
1978–1979
First baseman [40]
Don Cardwell
1957–1960
Pitcher [41]
Jim Carlin
1941
Right fielder
Center fielder
[42]
Hal Carlson
1924–1927
Pitcher [43]
Steve Carlton‡§ (#32)
1972–1986
Pitcher [4]
Don Carman
1983–1990
Pitcher [44]
Drew Carpenter
2008–2011
Pitcher [45]
Amalio Carreño
1991
Pitcher [46]
Kid Carsey
1892–1897
Pitcher [47]
Andy Carter
1994–1995
Pitcher [48]
Dan Casey
1886–1889
Pitcher [49]
Dave Cash
1974–1976
Second baseman [50]
Ed Cassian
1891
Pitcher [51]
Braulio Castillo
1991–1992
Center fielder
Right fielder
[52]
John Castle
1910
Left fielder
Center fielder
[53]
Fabio Castro
2006–2007
Pitcher [54]
Juan Castro
2010
Shortstop [55]
Danny Cater
1964
Left fielder [56]
Red Causey
1920–1921
Pitcher [57]
John Cavanaugh
1919
Third baseman [58]
Domingo Cedeño
1999
Shortstop [59]
Mike Cervenak
2007
Third baseman [60]
George Chalmers
1910–1916
Pitcher [61]
Wes Chamberlain
1990–1994
Right fielder
Left fielder
[62]
Bill Champion
1969–1972
Pitcher [63]
Darrin Chapin
1992
Pitcher [64]
Ben Chapman
1945–1946
Center fielder [12]
Travis Chapman
2003
Third baseman [65]
Norm Charlton
1995
Pitcher [66]
Endy Chávez
2005
Center fielder
Left fielder
[67]
Harry Cheek
1910
Catcher [10]
Bruce Chen
2000–2001
Pitcher [68]
Larry Cheney
1919
Pitcher [69]
Mitch Chetkovich
1945
Pitcher [21]
Rocky Childress
1985–1986
Pitcher [70]
Cupid Childs
1888
Second baseman [71]
Pete Childs
1902
Second baseman [72]
Pearce Chiles
1899–1900
Outfielder
First baseman
[73]
Dino Chiozza
1935
Shortstop [74]
Lou Chiozza
1934–1936
Second baseman [75]
Larry Christenson
1973–1983
Pitcher [76]
Bubba Church
1950–1952
Pitcher [77]
Ted Cieslak
1944
Third baseman [78]
Bud Clancy
1934
First baseman [79]
Cap Clark
1938
Catcher [80]
Mel Clark
1951–1955
Right fielder [81]
Ron Clark
1975
Pinch hitter[a] [82]
Nig Clarke
1919
Catcher [83]
Bill Clay
1902
Left fielder [84]
Danny Clay
1988
Pitcher [85]
Doug Clemens
1966–1968
Left fielder
Right fielder
[86]
Wally Clement
1908–1909
Left fielder [87]
Jack Clements
1884–1897
Catcher [88]
Dave Coble
1939
Catcher [89]
Dick Coffman
1945
Pitcher [90]
Dave Coggin
2000–2002
Pitcher [91]
Alta Cohen
1933
Left fielder [92]
Jimmie Coker
1958
1960–1962
Catcher [93]
Dave Cole
1955
Pitcher [94]
Choo-Choo Coleman
1961
Catcher [95]
John F. Coleman
1883–1884
Pitcher [96]
John W. Coleman
1890
Pitcher [97]
Hap Collard
1930
Pitcher [98]
Lou Collier
2004
Left fielder [99]
Phil Collins
1929–1935
Pitcher [100]
Larry Colton
1968
Pitcher [101]
Pat Combs
1989–1992
Pitcher [102]
Steve Comer
1983
Pitcher [20]
Jim Command
1954–1955
Third baseman [103]
Mike Compton
1970
Catcher [104]
Clay Condrey
2006–2009
Pitcher [105]
Dick Conger
1943
Pitcher [106]
Jeff Conine
2006
Right fielder
Left fielder
[107]
Bob Conley
1958
Pitcher
  • 7.56 earned run average
  • 8+13 innings pitched
  • 1 walk
[108]
Gene Conley
1959–1960
Pitcher [109]
Bert Conn
1898–1901
Pitcher
Second baseman
[23]
Gene Connell
1931
Catcher [110]
Roger Connor
1892
First baseman [5]
Jerry Connors
1892
Right fielder [111]
Billy Consolo
1962
Third baseman [13]
José Contreras
2010–2011
Pitcher [112]
Bill Conway
1884
Catcher [113]
Dennis Cook
1989–1990
2001
Pitcher [114]
Paul Cook
1884
Catcher [115]
Duff Cooley
1896–1899
Center fielder [14]
Jimmy Cooney
1927
Shortstop [116]
Claude Cooper
1916–1917
Left fielder
Center fielder
[117]
Gene Corbett
1936–1938
First baseman [118]
Tim Corcoran
1983–1985
First baseman [119]
Rheal Cormier
2001–2006
Pitcher [120]
Pat Corrales
1964–1965
Catcher [121]
Frank Corridon
1904–1905
1907–1909
Pitcher [122]
Chris Coste
2006–2009
Catcher [123]
Dick Cotter
1911
Catcher [124]
Ed Cotter
1926
Third baseman
Shortstop
[15]
Johnny Couch
1923–1925
Pitcher [125]
Ernie Courtney
1905–1908
Third baseman [126]
Harry Coveleski
1907–1909
Pitcher [22]
Chet Covington
1944
Pitcher [127]
Wes Covington
1961–1965
Left fielder [128]
Billy Cowan
1967
Left fielder [129]
Joe Cowley
1987
Pitcher [130]
Danny Cox
1991–1992
Pitcher [131]
Larry Cox
1973–1975
Catcher [132]
Roger Craig
1966
Pitcher [133]
Gavvy Cravath§
1912–1920
Right fielder [18]
Carlos Crawford
1996
Pitcher [134]
Glenn Crawford
1945–1946
Shortstop
Right fielder
[135]
Larry Crawford
1937
Pitcher [136]
Felipe Crespo
2001
Left fielder [137]
Ches Crist
1906
Catcher [138]
Leo Cristante
1951
Pitcher [139]
Harry Croft
1899
Second baseman [140]
Lave Cross
1892–1897
Third baseman [141]
Monte Cross
1898–1901
Shortstop [142]
Bill Crouch
1941
Pitcher [143]
Jim Crowell
2004
Pitcher [144]
John Crowley
1884
Catcher [145]
Roy Crumpler
1925
Pitcher [146]
Todd Cruz
1978
Shortstop [11]
Benny Culp
1942–1944
Catcher [147]
Bill Culp
1910
Pitcher [148]
Ray Culp
1963–1966
Pitcher [149]
George Culver
1973–1974
Pitcher [150]
Midre Cummings
1997
Center fielder [16]
Tony Curry
1960–1961
Left fielder [151]
Cliff Curtis
1911–1912
Pitcher [152]
Andy Cusick
1884–1887
Catcher [153]
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