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3 days ago · On July 6, 1980, Philadelphia Phillies’ ace Steve Carlton reached a major milestone by becoming the all-time strikeout leader among left-handed pitchers. In a game against the St. Louis ...
5 days ago · Howard Eskin, a longtime sports talk radio host at Audacy’s WIP in Philadelphia, was reportedly barred from Phillies games for the rest of the season after being accused of making an “unwanted...
1 day ago · WP: Steve Carlton (2–0) LP: Rich Gale (0–1) Sv: Tug McGraw (2) With a chance to close out the series at home in Game 6, Steve Carlton was the starter for Philadelphia. In the bottom of the third, Bob Boone walked, then was safe at second on Lonnie Smith 's ground ball, as shortstop U L Washington was past the base when he caught the ball ...
5 days ago · The team began a turnaround in 1972, when future Hall of Famers Mike Schmidt and Steve Carlton made their Phillies debuts. Behind Carlton’s dominant pitching and Schmidt’s timely power hitting, the Phillies experienced the most prolonged period of success in franchise history, winning six NL East Division titles between 1976 and 1983.
- Adam Augustyn
1 day ago · Imagine going to a baseball game in which the following players participated in the same game. The list included Rod Carew, Carlton Fisk, Reggie Jackson, Carl Yastrzemski, Gaylord Perry, Nolan Ryan, Jim Palmer, Luis Aparicio, Catfish Hunter, Brooks Robinson, Willie Stargell, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench, Steve Carlton, Tom Seaver, Don Sutton, Fergie Jenkins, Hank Aaron, Joe Torre, Lou Brock ...
1 day ago · As a result of a salary dispute, he was traded by the Phillies in the spring of 1972 to the Cardinals for Steve Carlton, who was also having salary issues. Carlton went on to anchor the Phillies' pitching staff for the next thirteen seasons, ultimately winning 329 games and a place in the Baseball Hall of Fame. [25]
5 days ago · It was the first time two Phillies won both awards in the same month since 1980 when Mike Schmidt and Steve Carlton did it.
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