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José Mesa is the franchise leader in saves, with 112 during his Phillies career.

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, 202 have had surnames beginning with the letter M. Two of those players have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame: left fielder Tommy McCarthy, who played for the Phillies from 1886 to 1887;[4] and second baseman Joe L. Morgan, who played for Philadelphia nearly a century later, in 1983.[5] Three players on this list are members of the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame.[6] Garry Maddox was the Phillies' center fielder for twelve seasons (1975–1986), stealing 248 bases and notching 62 triples.[7] Left fielder Sherry Magee played 11 seasons (1904–1914) in Philadelphia, amassing a .299 batting average,[8] and Tug McGraw pitched from the Phillies' bullpen as closer and setup man for 10 years, amassing 94 saves[9] and recording the final out (a strikeout of Willie Wilson) in the 1980 World Series.[10] Two Phillies on this list hold franchise records: George McQuillan's 1.79 earned run average (ERA) is the best mark among qualifying pitchers,[R] and José Mesa recorded 112 saves in his four seasons with Philadelphia.[11]

Among the 115 batters in this list, second baseman Benny Meyer has the highest batting average (1.000); he hit safely in his only at-bat with the Phillies.[12] Other players with an average about .300 include Art Madison (.353 in one season),[13] Don McCormack (.400 in one season),[14] Irish Meusel (.308 in four seasons),[15] Doc Miller (.307 in two seasons),[16] René Monteagudo (.301 in one season),[17] and Johnny Moore (.329 in four seasons).[18] Magee's 75 home runs and 886 runs batted in lead all members of this list.[8]

Of this list's 89 pitchers, Chuck Malone, Paul Masterson, and Roger McKee share the best win–loss record, in terms of winning percentage; each won one game and lost none in his Phillies career.[19][20][21] Erskine Mayer accounted for 76 victories in his 7 seasons with Philadelphia,[22] and Hugh Mulcahy leads all pitchers in this list with 89 defeats.[23] Brett Myers' 986 strikeouts in 8 years are the best total in that category.[24] Brad Moore has the lowest earned run average (ERA) among pitchers in this list, with a 1.08 mark amassed over two seasons;[25] two position players—McCarthy and first baseman Art Mahan—each have 0.00 ERAs in their only Phillies pitching appearances.[4][26] Kevin Millwood and Terry Mulholland are two of the ten Phillies pitchers who have thrown no-hitters; Mulholland threw his on August 15, 1990, and Millwood accomplished the feat on April 27, 2003.[27]

Two Phillies have made 30% or more of their Phillies appearances as both pitchers and position players. Al Maul batted .282 with five extra-base hits as a left fielder while amassing a 6–5 record and a 5.81 ERA as a pitcher.[28] Elmer Miller allowed 18 runs as a pitcher while notching a .237 average as a right fielder.[29]

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.[30]
Position(s) Indicates the player's primary position(s)[P]
Notes Statistics shown only for playing time with Phillies[S]
Ref References
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Anderson Machado stole one base in his only Phillies season.
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Mike Maddux lost three more games than he won in his Phillies career.
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Ryan Madson has struck out nearly 500 batters through the 2010 season.
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In 11 seasons with Philadelphia, Sherry Magee accumulated a .299 batting average.
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Billy Maharg collected a single plate appearance with the Phillies in 1916.
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Gus Mancuso hit five doubles in his only Phillies season.
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Jack Manning played for the Phillies during their first three seasons.
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Lou Marson hit a single home run in his two seasons with Philadelphia.
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Michael Martínez appeared at multiple positions for the Phillies during his first season.
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Pedro Martínez won five games against one loss during the 2009 season.
A young, dark-haired man wearing a white baseball uniform with "Cardinals" across the chest in red script and a red baseball cap with an interlocking white "StL"
Greg Mathews struck out 27 batters with Philadelphia in 1992.
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John Mayberry, Jr. has played for the Phillies in parts of the last three seasons.
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Hall of Famer Tommy McCarthy played for Philadelphia in 1886 and 1887.
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Roger McDowell amassed a 2.90 earned run average in three seasons with the Phillies.
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Stuffy McInnis played in one game during the 1927 season.
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Russ Meyer amassed a 47–42 record in four Philadelphia seasons.
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Jason Michaels hit 21 home runs in 5 seasons with the Phillies.
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Trever Miller pitched for the Phillies in 2000, striking out ten batters and walking nine.
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Kevin Millwood threw the ninth no-hitter in Phillies history in 2003.[31]
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Eric Milton struck out 161 batters in his only Philadelphia season.
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Earl Moore collected a 67–64 record with 651 strikeouts in 6 seasons.
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Pat Moran batted in 21 runs in 5 Phillies seasons.
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Hall of Famer Joe L. Morgan hit 16 home runs in his only season with Philadelphia.
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Joe M. Morgan played with the Phillies in the 1960 season.
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As a Phillie, Jamie Moyer broke the record for most home runs allowed by a pitcher.[32]
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Joe Mulvey had two tenures with the Phillies: a seven-year tour from 1883 to 1889, and a one-year stint in 1892.
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Dale Murphy collected a .249 batting average in three seasons with Philadelphia.
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Brett Myers struck out nearly 1,000 batters in eight Phillies seasons.
List of players whose surnames begin with M, showing season(s) and position(s) played and selected statistics
Name Season(s) Position(s) Notes Ref
John Mabry
2002
 First baseman
Right fielder		 [33]
Harvey MacDonald
1928
 Right fielder [34]
Anderson Machado
2003
 Pinch runner[a] [35]
Pete Mackanin
1978–1979
 Third baseman [36]
Bunny Madden
1911
 Catcher [37]
Garry Maddox§
1975–1986
 Center fielder [7]
Mike Maddux
1986–1989
 Pitcher [38]
Art Madison
1895
 Shortstop [13]
Alex Madrid
1988–1989
 Pitcher [39]
Ryan Madson
2003–2011
 Pitcher [40]
Calvin Maduro
1996–1997
 Pitcher [41]
Bill Magee
1899
1902
 Pitcher [42]
Sherry Magee§
1904–1914
 Left fielder [8]
Wendell Magee
1996–1999
 Center fielder [43]
Art Mahaffey
1960–1965
 Pitcher [44]
Art Mahan
1940
 First baseman [26]
Frank Mahar
1902
 Pinch hitter[b] [45]
Billy Maharg
1916
 Right fielder [46]
Tom Maher
1902
 Pinch runner[c] [47]
Alex Main
1918
 Pitcher [48]
Cy Malis
1934
 Pitcher [49]
Bobby Malkmus
1960–1962
 Second baseman
Shortstop		 [50]
Les Mallon
1931–1932
 Second baseman [51]
Chuck Malone
1990
 Pitcher [19]
Gus Mancuso
1945
 Catcher [52]
George Mangus
1912
 Left fielder [53]
Jack Manning
1883–1885
 Right fielder [54]
Jeff Manto
1993
 Third baseman [55]
Harry Marnie
1940–1942
 Second baseman [56]
Tom Marsh
1992
1994–1995
 Left fielder [57]
Doc Marshall
1904
 Catcher [58]
Rube Marshall
1912–1914
 Pitcher [59]
Lou Marson
2008–2009
 Catcher [60]
Doc Martel
1909
 Catcher [61]
Hersh Martin
1937–1940
 Center fielder [62]
Jack Martin
1914
 Shortstop [63]
Jerry Martin
1974–1978
 Left fielder
Right fielder		 [64]
Renie Martin
1984
 Pitcher [65]
Carmelo Martínez
1990
 First baseman
Left fielder		 [66]
Manny Martínez
1996
 Right fielder [67]
Michael Martínez
2011
 Third baseman [68]
Pedro Martínez
2009
 Pitcher [69]
Ramón Martínez
2005
 First baseman [70]
Joe Marty
1939–1941
 Center fielder [71]
Hank Mason
1958
1960
 Pitcher [72]
Roger Mason
1993–1994
 Pitcher [73]
Walt Masters
1937
 Pitcher [74]
Paul Masterson
1940–1942
 Pitcher [20]
Greg Mathews
1992
 Pitcher [75]
Scott Mathieson
2006
2010–2011
 Pitcher [76]
Eddie Matteson
1914
 Pitcher [77]
Gary Matthews
1981–1983
 Left fielder [78]
Dale Matthewson
1943–1944
 Pitcher [79]
Len Matuszek
1981–1984
 First baseman [80]
Al Maul
1887
1900
 Pitcher
Left fielder		 [28]
Ernie Maun
1926
 Pitcher [81]
Dick Mauney
1945–1947
 Pitcher [82]
Tim Mauser
1991
1993
 Pitcher [83]
Derrick May
1997
 Right fielder [84]
Pinky May
1939–1943
 Third baseman [85]
John Mayberry, Jr.
2009–2011
 Left fielder [86]
Ed Mayer
1890–1891
 Third baseman [87]
Erskine Mayer
1912–1918
 Pitcher [22]
Paddy Mayes
1911
 Outfielder [88]
Jackie Mayo
1948–1953
 Left fielder
Right fielder		 [89]
Mel Mazzera
1940
 Left fielder
Right fielder		 [90]
George McAvoy
1914
 Pinch hitter[d] [91]
Bake McBride
1977–1981
 Right fielder [92]
Tommy McCarthy†
1886–1887
 Left fielder [4]
Tim McCarver
1970–1972
1975–1980
 Catcher [93]
Al McCauley
1890
 First baseman [94]
Bill McClellan
1883–1884
 Shortstop [95]
John McCloskey
1906–1907
 Pitcher [96]
Don McCormack
1980–1981
 Catcher [14]
Frank McCormick
1946–1947
 First baseman [97]
Moose McCormick
1908
 Left fielder [98]
Harry McCurdy
1930–1933
 Catcher [99]
Ed McDonough
1909–1910
 Catcher [100]
Roger McDowell
1989–1991
 Pitcher [101]
Chuck McElroy
1989–1990
 Pitcher [102]
Jim McElroy
1884
 Pitcher [103]
Barney McFadden
1902
 Pitcher [104]
Ed McFarland
1897–1901
 Catcher [105]
Jack McFetridge
1890
1903
 Pitcher [106]
Patsy McGaffigan
1917–1918
 Second baseman [107]
Willie McGill
1895–1896
 Pitcher [108]
Gus McGinnis
1893
 Pitcher [109]
Bob McGraw
1928–1929
 Pitcher [110]
Tug McGraw§
1975–1984
 Pitcher [9]
Deacon McGuire
1886–1888
 Catcher [111]
Stuffy McInnis
1927
 First baseman [112]
Roger McKee
1943–1944
 Pitcher [21]
Barney McLaughlin
1887
 Second baseman [113]
Warren McLaughlin
1900
1903
 Pitcher [114]
Jim McLeod
1933
 Third baseman [115]
Cal McLish
1962–1964
 Pitcher [116]
Billy McMillon
1997
 Left fielder [117]
John McPherson
1904
 Pitcher [118]
George McQuillan
1907–1910
1915–1916
 Pitcher [119]
Larry McWilliams
1989
 Pitcher [120]
Lee Meadows
1919–1923
 Pitcher [121]
Louie Meadows
1990
 Left fielder
Center fielder		 [122]
Francisco Meléndez
1984
1986
 First baseman [123]
Rube Melton
1941–1942
 Pitcher [124]
Rudy Meoli
1979
 Shortstop
Second baseman		 [125]
Héctor Mercado
2002–2003
 Pitcher [126]
Whit Merrifield
2024
 Left fielder
Second baseman		 [127]
Sam Mertes
1896
 Center fielder [128]
José Mesa
2001–2003
2007
 Pitcher [129]
Lenny Metz
1923–1925
 Shortstop [130]
Irish Meusel
1918–1921
 Left fielder
Right fielder		 [15]
Benny Meyer
1925
 Second baseman [12]
Jack Meyer
1955–1961
 Pitcher [131]
Russ Meyer
1949–1952
 Pitcher [132]
Mickey Micelotta
1954–1955
 Shortstop [133]
Jason Michaels
2001–2005
 Center fielder
Left fielder		 [134]
Larry Milbourne
1983
 Second baseman [135]
Bob Miller
1949–1958
 Pitcher [136]
Cyclone Miller
1884
 Pitcher [137]
Doc Miller
1912–1913
 Right fielder [16]
Dots Miller
1920–1921
 Second baseman
Third baseman		 [138]
Eddie Miller
1948–1949
 Shortstop
Second baseman		 [139]
Elmer Miller
1929
 Pitcher
Right fielder		 [29]
Hughie Miller
1911
 Pinch runner[e] [140]
Keith Miller
1988–1989
 Third baseman
Center fielder		 [141]
Kohly Miller
1897
 Second baseman [142]
Ralph Miller
1920–1921
 Third baseman
Shortstop		 [143]
Red Miller
1923
 Pitcher [144]
Russ Miller
1927–1928
 Pitcher [145]
Stu Miller
1956
 Pitcher [146]
Trever Miller
2000
 Pitcher [147]
Joe Millette
1992–1993
 Shortstop [148]
Wally Millies
1939–1941
 Catcher [149]
John Milligan
1928–1931
 Pitcher [150]
Kevin Millwood
2003–2004
 Pitcher [151]
Al Milnar
1946
 Pitcher [152]
Eric Milton
2004
 Pitcher [153]
Mike Mimbs
1995–1997
 Pitcher [154]
Clarence Mitchell
1923–1928
 Pitcher [155]
Fred Mitchell
1903–1904
 Pitcher [156]
Larry Mitchell
1996
 Pitcher [157]
Johnny Mokan
1922–1927
 Left fielder [158]
Bob Molinaro
1982–1983
 Pinch hitter[f] [159]
Fred Mollenkamp
1914
 First baseman [160]
Alex Monchak
1940
 Shortstop [161]
Don Money
1968–1972
 Third baseman [162]
Sid Monge
1982–1983
 Pitcher [163]
John Monroe
1921
 Second baseman [164]
John Montague
1975
 Pitcher [165]
Willie Montañez
1970–1975
1982
 First baseman
Center fielder		 [166]
René Monteagudo
1945
 Right fielder [17]
Steve Montgomery
1999
 Pitcher [167]
Brad Moore
1988
1990
 Pitcher [25]
Cy Moore
1933–1934
 Pitcher [168]
Dee Moore
1943
1946
 Catcher [169]
Earl Moore
1908–1913
 Pitcher [170]
Euel Moore
1934–1935
1936
 Pitcher [171]
Johnny Moore
1934–1937
 Right fielder [18]
Pat Moran
1910–1914
 Catcher [172]
Mickey Morandini
1990–1997
2000
 Second baseman [173]
Seth Morehead
1957–1959
 Pitcher [174]
Keith Moreland
1978–1981
 Catcher [175]
Harry Morelock
1891–1892
 Shortstop [176]
Lew Moren
1907–1910
 Pitcher [177]
Bobby Morgan
1954–1956
1957
 Shortstop
Second baseman		 [178]
Joe L. Morgan†
1983
 Second baseman [5]
Joe M. Morgan
1960
 Third baseman [179]
Jim Moroney
1910
 Pitcher [180]
John D. Morris
1991
 Center fielder
Right fielder		 [181]
John W. Morris
1966
 Pitcher [182]
Jim Morrison
1977–1978
 Second baseman [183]
Sparrow Morton
1884
 Pitcher [184]
Walter Moser
1906
 Pitcher [185]
Brandon Moss
2011
 Right fielder [186]
Bitsy Mott
1945
 Shortstop [187]
Frank Motz
1890
 First baseman [188]
Jamie Moyer
2006–2010
 Pitcher [189]
Ron Mrozinski
1954–1955
 Pitcher [190]
Heinie Mueller
1938–1941
 Second baseman [191]
Hugh Mulcahy
1935–1940
1945–1946
 Pitcher [23]
Terry Mulholland
1989–1993
1996
 Pitcher [192]
Moon Mullen
1944
 Second baseman [193]
Dick Mulligan
1946
 Pitcher [194]
Joe Mulvey
1883–1889
1892
 Third baseman [195]
Manny Muñiz
1971
 Pitcher [196]
Scott Munninghoff
1980
 Pitcher [197]
Bobby Muñoz
1994–1997
 Pitcher [198]
Red Munson
1905
 Catcher [199]
Con Murphy
1884
 Pitcher [200]
Dale Murphy
1990–1992
 Right fielder [201]
Herbert Murphy
1914
 Shortstop [202]
Dwayne Murphy
1989
 Left fielder
Right fielder		 [203]
Edward J. Murphy
1898
 Pitcher [204]
Edward Joseph Murphy
1942
 First baseman [205]
Morgan Murphy
1898
1900
 Catcher [206]
Glenn Murray
1996
 Right fielder [207]
Pat Murray
1919
 Pitcher [208]
Tom Murray
1894
 Shortstop [209]
Danny Murtaugh
1941–1943
1946
 Second baseman [210]
Barney Mussill
1944
 Pitcher [211]
Al Myers
1885
1889–1891
 Second baseman [212]
Bert Myers
1900
 Third baseman [213]
Brett Myers
2002–2009
 Pitcher [24]

Footnotes

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Key
  • H The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum determines which cap a player wears on their plaque, signifying "the team with which he made his most indelible mark". The Hall of Fame considers the player's wishes in making their decision, but the Hall makes the final decision as "it is important that the logo be emblematic of the historical accomplishments of that player’s career".[214]
  • P Players are listed at a position if they appeared in 30% of their games or more during their Phillies career, as defined by Baseball-Reference. Additional positions may be shown on the Baseball-Reference website by following each player's citation.
  • R Franchise batting and pitching leaders are drawn from Baseball-Reference. A total of 1,500 plate appearances are needed to qualify for batting records,[215] and 500 innings pitched or 50 decisions are required to qualify for pitching records.[11]
  • S Statistics are correct as of the end of the 2010 Major League Baseball season.
Table
  • a Anderson Machado is listed by Baseball-Reference as a shortstop, but never appeared in a game in the field for the Phillies.
  • b Frank Mahar is listed by Baseball-Reference without a position; he appeared in one career game on August 29, 1902.
  • c Tom Maher is listed by Baseball-Reference without a position; he appeared in one career game in April 1902 without making a plate appearance.
  • d George McAvoy is listed by Baseball-Reference without a position; he appeared in one career game on July 17, 1914.
  • e Hughie Miller is listed by Baseball-Reference as a first baseman, but never appeared in a game in the field for the Phillies.
  • f Bob Molinaro is listed by Baseball-Reference as an outfielder, but never appeared in a game in the field for the Phillies.

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