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Philadelphia Phillies History
The Philadelphia Phillies are one of MLB's oldest franchises. Formed in 1883, the team was named the Philadelphia Quakers until 1890, when they adopted the unofficial “Phillies” nickname as their permanent moniker. The Phillies lost in their first two World Series appearances in 1915 and 1950, but were victorious in 1980. After losses in 1983 and 1993, the Phillies claimed their second World Series title in 2008. They returned to the Fall Classic in 2009 but were prevented from becoming back-to-back champions by the New York Yankees. In 2022, the Phillies claimed the NL Pennant and advanced to their eighth World Series but fell to the Houston Astros, 4-2.
There are several iconic Phillies, including six MVP players and four Cy Young Award winners. The early ‘90s squad, dubbed "Macho Row," consisted of Curt Schilling, Lenny Dykstra, John Kruk and Darren Daulton. In more recent years, second baseman Chase Utley became the franchise's all-time leader in stolen-base percentage (88.75), while shortstop Jimmy Rollins leads in at-bats (8,628), hits (2,306) and doubles (479).
Philadelphia Phillies Team Info
League: National League
Division: East
Team Colors: Red, White, Blue
Team Rivals: New York Mets(Opens in new tab), Pittsburgh Pirates, Washington Nationals
Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park
The Phillies have called Citizens Bank Park(Opens in new tab) home since 2004 after the franchise played 33 years at Veterans Stadium. The new stadium has hosted some of the Phillies' best baseball in modern history, as they won the 2008 World Series over the Tampa Bay Rays. The series-clinching Game 5 was played at Citizens Bank, allowing home fans to witness the city's first World Series title in 28 years. Citizens Bank Park, located in South Philadelphia, can hold up to 42,901 fans. Additionally, the Phillies' mascot, a green flightless bird named Phillie Phanatic, is one of the more recognizable mascots in the league.
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The schedule for the Philadelphia Phillies’ 2025 baseball season can be found on the team’s website(Opens in new tab).
Tickets for the Philadelphia Phillies’ 2025 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, an authorized marketplace of MLB.
Prices for Philadelphia Phillies tickets vary depending on the game. You can find Philadelphia Phillies tickets for as low as $35.97.
The Philadelphia Phillies play at the Citizens Bank Park (Opens in new tab)in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The seating map for Citizens Bank Park can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
The Philadelphia Phillies’ biggest rivals are the New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates and Washington Nationals.
The Phillies' promotional schedule for the 2025 season can be viewed on Ticketmaster(Opens in new tab).
I purchased tickets for my twin grandsons and they had a great time. We got there early and they were able to go on the field before the game started and they just had a great time. What a GREAT 10th birthday present.
Best experience Ever !!! Over 46,000 people under one roof who were so so happy Philly Rules
By purchasing tickets to the Phillies, I have been able to witness history in the making. For a team that had less then 90 wins to have a shot at the World Series is incredible. The postseason atmosphere is electric! Never before have I seen the city of Philadelphia erupt as much as this postseason. The Phillies are giving it there all!
The Phillies are once again a winning organization! Go Phils!
Love Phillies baseball. Team unites the city when they are playing well. Playoff baseball is back again in Philadelphia. Middleton has done anything and everything possible to ensure we got back there. Fearlessness!!
Current ownership needs to sell team to a group that gives a s**t about building a culture of excellence.
