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Hint Player Won 27 games in 1972 - nearly half the number of wins for the entire team Widely considered the best third baseman of all time NL Rookie of the Year 1964 Starting pitcher who beat Toronto Blue Jays in Game 5 of the 1993 World Series Hit a record 41 home runs in the 2005 All-Star Game Home Run Derby NL Rookie of the Year 2005 Pitched a perfect game on Father's Day 1964 'Whiz Kids' (1950 World Series) center fielder who became a beloved Phillies broadcaster Won the NL Triple Crown in 1933 Pitched 2nd perfect game in Phillies history, 2010 The 'Secretary of Defense', Phils center fielder in the 1980 World Series Considered one of the greatest pitchers of all time, elected to the Hall of Fame in 1938 Hall of Fame pitcher, led NL in wins four consecutive seasons in the 1950's Screwball specialist who pitched the final out of the 1980 World Series Pitched a no-hitter AND hit two home runs in a 1971 game

Hint Player Hit a winning home run in the 1966 All-Star Game Relief pitcher who won the 1987 Cy Young Award Broke the NL all-time hit record while with the Phillies in 1981 Future Hall-of-Famer, slugging first baseman for the Phillies 2003-2005 One of the greatest hitters of his day, died tragically in 1903 Phils shortstop who won the NL MVP Award in 2007 Late, great, Hall of Fame Phillies broadcaster ('OUTTA HERE!') 1997 NL Rookie of the Year, won four Gold Gloves at third base with the Phillies 'Wild Thing', gave up walk-off homer to Joe Carter that won '93 World Series for Toronto; now an MLB broadcaster 'The Bull', slugging left-fielder for Phils and member of 1980 championship team Phils second baseman who holds club record for stolen bases (72 in 1984) First baseman on the 1993 World Series team, now an ESPN broadcaster Shortstop for the 1980 World Champions, later managed the Phillies Phils pitcher who won MVP for both the NLCS and World Series in 2008 Gold glove second baseman and MVP of the 1980 NLCS

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