2019 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - John Mallee

#8
John Donald Mallee
Hitting Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'0"  Weight:  170
Opening Day Age:  49
Born:  May 5, 1969, Chicago, IL
Teams - As Coach:  Miami Marlins 2010-2011; Houston Astros 2013-2014; Chicago Cubs 2015-2017; Phillies 2018-

1991 Classic Best Martinsville Phillies #8

2018 Chachi #27

First Phillies Minor League Card:  1991 Classic Best Martinsville Phillies #8
First Phillies Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #8
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #8
Newest Card Added:  2019 Phillies Team Issue #8
First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A

2018 Phillies Team Issue #8

5 - Mallee baseball cards in my collection per The Phillies Room Checklist as of 5/1/19.

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2019 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - Rob Thomson

#59
Robert Lewis Thomson
Bench Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'0"  Weight:  200
Opening Day Age:  55
Born:  August 16, 1963, Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Teams - As Coach:  New York Yankees 2008-2017; Phillies 2018-

2018 Chachi #27

First Phillies Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #59
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #59
Newest Card Added:  2019 Phillies Team Issue #59
First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A

2018 Phillies Team Issue #59

3 - Thomson baseball cards in my collection per The Phillies Room Checklist as of 5/1/19.

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Series Preview - Phillies at Marlins: April 12th to April 14th

2019 Chachi 1971 Topps Missing Links #11

2019 Chachi Fan Favorites #2

Friday 7:10, Saturday 6:10 and Sunday 1:10
Marlins Park - Miami, FL

Phillies 7-4, 2nd place in the N.L. East, 1/2 game behind the Mets
Marlins 3-10, 5th place in the N.L. East, 5 1/2 games behind the Mets

Phillies Probables:  Jake Arrieta (1-1, 2.77), Zach Eflin (2-0, 0.75), Vince Velasquez (0-0, 3.00)
Marlins Probables:  Sandy Alcantara (1-0, 1.50), Caleb Smith (0-0, 4.09), Jose Urena (0-3, 9.22)

At the Ballpark:  The first 10,000 fans receive a Marlins bucket hat on Saturday night and there's also a postgame fireworks show.  On Sunday, the first 5,000 kids will receive a pair of Marlins sunglasses.

Phillies Leaders
Average:  Odubel Herrera - .317
Runs:  Rhys Hoskins - 11
Home Runs:  Rhys Hoskins - 5
RBIs:  Rhys Hoskins - 15
Stolen Bases:  Bryce Harper and Cesar Hernandez - 1

Wins:  Zach Eflin - 2
ERA:  Zach Eflin - 0.75
Strikeouts:  Zach Eflin and Nick Pivetta - 14
Saves:  Hector Neris and Pat Neshek - 1

Marlins Leaders
Average:  Starlin Castro - .255
Runs:  Starlin Castro - 6
Home Runs:  Jorge Alfaro - 3
RBIs:  Jorge Alfaro - 6
Stolen Bases:  Rosell Herrera - 3

Wins:  Three tied with - 1
ERA:  Trevor Richards - 2.00
Strikeouts:  Trevor Richards - 18
Saves:  Adam Conley and Sergio Romo - 1

1971 Topps Missing Links:  Throughout the season in these series preview posts, I'll be featuring 18 different cards I've created for players and coaches who suited up for the Phillies in 1971 but did not receive a card (or their own card) within the 1971 Topps set.  Coach George Myatt is the first card from this insert set, and Myatt was the team's third base coach under manager Frank Lucchesi from 1970 until both men were relieved of their duties in 1972.  Myatt had been a coach with the club since 1964.

For opponents with no cards in the 1971 Topps set, or where I've run out of representative cards for any given team, I've once again created a Fan Favorites set.  Granted, former pitching coach Rick Kranitz may not be considered a fan favorite in most circles, but I've taken some liberties where cards were needed - especially for some of the expansion teams.

2018 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - Jose David Flores

#3
Jose David Flores
First Base Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'0"  Weight:  185
Opening Day Age:  47
Born:  January 1, 1971, Rio Piedras, PR
Teams - As Coach:  Phillies 2018

2018 Phillies Team Issue #3

2 Flores Baseball Cards in My Collection per The Phillies Room Checklist

First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #3
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #3
Newest Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue 2 #3

First Mention on The Phillies Room:  December 15, 2017 - Phillies Winter Meetings Recap . . . Finally, Gabe Kapler's coaching staff was completed with the addition of Jose Flores as the first base, infield and baserunning coach.  Flores had been the Cubs' minor league infield coordinator for the past five seasons.  I'm now fairly sure this is not the same Jose Flores who played in the Phillies system between 1994 and 1999.  That Jose Flores was Jose Carlos Flores and he was traded to the Mariners in 1999 for Domingo Cedeno.  The new Phillies coach is Jose David Flores.

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2018 Chachi #27 (with Rob Thomson, John Mallee and Rick Kranitz)

Card statistics through 6/2/18.

2018 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - Rick Kranitz

#39
Richard Alan Kranitz
Pitching Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  5'11"  Weight:  175
Opening Day Age:  59
Born:  September 15, 1958, San Rafael, CA
Teams - As Coach:  Chicago Cubs 1996-1998, 2000-2002; Florida Marlins 2006-2007; Baltimore Orioles 2008-2010; Milwaukee Brewers 2011-2015; Phillies 2016-

2016 Chachi #32

5 Kranitz Baseball Cards in My Collection per The Phillies Room Checklist

First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
Newest Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue 2 #39

2016 Phillies Team Issue #33

First Mention on The Phillies Room:  October 23, 2015 - Rick Kranitz was named the team's new bullpen coach, taking over for the departed Rod Nichols.  Kranitz was the Brewers pitching coach for the past five seasons (2011-2015) and he also served in that role with the Orioles (2008-2010) and Marlins (2006-2007).  Kranitz has been appearing on minor league and team issued baseball cards since 1980, but he's never been featured on a mainstream release.

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2016 Chachi #32
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2018 Chachi #27 (with Rob Thomson, John Mallee and Jose David Flores)

Card statistics through 6/2/18.

2018 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - John Mallee

#8
John Donald Mallee
Hitting Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'0"  Weight:  170
Opening Day Age:  48
Born:  May 5, 1969, Chicago, IL
Teams - As Coach:  Miami Marlins 2010-2011; Houston Astros 2013-2014; Chicago Cubs 2015-2017; Phillies 2018

1991 Classic Best
Martinsville Phillies #8

4 Mallee Baseball Cards in My Collection per The Phillies Room Checklist

First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Minor League Card:  1991 Classic Best Martinsville Phillies #8
First Phillies Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #8
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #8
Newest Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue 2 #8

2018 Phillies Team Issue #8

First Mention on The Phillies Room:  November 12, 2017 - New manager Gabe Kapler officially added three coaches to his staff on Friday . . .

John Mallee returns to the Phillies organization after a 25-year absence.  Mallee was originally drafted by the Phillies in the 12th round of the June 1991 amateur player draft.  He played in parts of two seasons with the Martinsville (rookie) and Spartanburg (Low A) Phillies teams, appearing in 115 games and hitting .208.  More recently, Mallee served as the hitting coach for the Marlins (2010-2011), Astros (2013-2014) and Cubs (2015-2017).  Mallee was let go by the Cubs following their loss to the Dodgers in the playoffs.  He replaces Matt Stairs, who left the Phillies to fill the hitting coach position with the Padres.

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2018 Chachi #27 (with Rob Thomson, Rick Kranitz and Jose David Flores)

Card statistics through 6/2/18.

2018 Chachi #27 Phillies Coaches - Rob Thomson

#59
Robert Lewis Thomson
Bench Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  6'0"  Weight:  200
Opening Day Age:  54
Born:  August 16, 1963, Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Teams - As Coach:  New York Yankees 2008-2017; Phillies 2018

2018 Phillies Team Issue #59

2 Thomson Baseball Cards in My Collection per The Phillies Room Checklist

First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #59
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue #59
Newest Card:  2018 Phillies Team Issue 2 #59

First Mention on The Phillies Room:  December 6, 2017 - The Phillies' 2018 coaching staff continues to take shape with the addition of Rob Thomson as the bench coach, Chris Young as the assistant pitching coach and Rick Kranitz officially getting the title of pitching coach.  At this point, only a first base coach is needed to round out Gabe Kapler's staff.

Thomson had served as the Yankees bench coach for four seasons (2008, 2015-2017) and their third base coach for six seasons (2009-2014).  He was one of the finalists for the Yankees' managerial vacancy, and that position was recently filled by Aaron Boone.  Thomson played four seasons in the Tigers' minor league system between 1985 and 1988.  His baseball cards can be found in a bunch of Tigers and Yankees minor league team sets and he received his sole mainstream card within 2009 Topps Heritage on a Yankees' coaches floating head card.

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Card statistics through 6/2/18.

2017 Topps Allen & Ginter #29 Maikel Franco

Mets 7, Phillies 4 (11)
Game 161 - Saturday Night, September 30th in Philadelphia
Record - 65-96, 5th place, 32 games behind the Nationals

One Sentence Summary:  Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run home run off Adam Morgan in the 11th, sending the Mets to a chilly 7-4 victory.

What It Means:  The two teams, both apparently with lame duck managers, will limp to the finish line with Sunday's season finale.

What Happened:  Rhys Hoskins tied the game at four in the seventh with an RBI single and came within inches of winning it with a walk-off home run in the 10th.  The wind blowing in stalled what should have been a home run and left fielder Brandon Nimmo caught the ball right in front of the wall.  Maikel Franco hit his second home run (23) in as many days.  Cabrera continues to crush the Phillies, going 4 for 6 in this game with four RBIs.  Morgan had been nearly unhittable in recent outings before Cabrera's game-winning home run.

Featured Card:  It's been a disappointing season for Franco, and with the infield logjam (Franco, Freddy Galvis, J.P. Crawford, Cesar Hernandez, Scott Kingery) some decisions will need to be made about the once promising prospect's future.

Field Report:  Barring a last minute decision to head to this afternoon's season finale matinee, this was my final game of the 2017 season.  As has become our pattern, Doug and I arrived early and Doug stationed himself at the corner of the Phillies dugout.

He received autographs from coaches Rick Kranitz, Mickey Morandini and Juan Samuel, with Sammy signing both his mini bat and a 1985 Topps card.  Samuel actually recognizes my son at this point and asked him if would be back for Sunday's game.  Henderson Alvarez was surprisingly signing before his start and he added his signature to one of Doug's baseballs.  Andres Blanco also stopped over and signed for Doug and a few dedicated fans.

After the game started, we made our way over to Bull's BBQ to get one last autograph (and picture) from Greg Luzinski.  It was cold, but we made all the way to the end of the game, watching the final pitches of the 11th inning from behind the left field foul pole.  There may have been less than a thousand fans remaining at that point and most of them seemed to be Mets fans.

I attended 18 games this season and finished with a personal record of 9-9.  I'll be working hard over the offseason to improve upon that record in 2018.

2017 Chachi #32 Rick Kranitz CO

#33
Richard Alan Kranitz
Assistant Pitching Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  5'11"  Weight:  175
Born:  September 15, 1958, San Rafael, CA
Home:  Scottsdale, AZ
Teams - As Coach:  Chicago Cubs 1996-1998, 2000-2002; Florida Marlins 2006-2007; Baltimore Orioles 2008-2010; Milwaukee Brewers 2011-2015; Phillies 2016-

2016 Phillies Team Issue #33

2016 Chachi #32

3 Kranitz Baseball Cards in My Collection per The Phillies Room Checklist
First Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
First Phillies Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
Latest Card:  2017 Phillies Team Issue #33

Click to enlarge

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Card statistics through 6/14/17.

2016 Chachi #32 Rick Kranitz CO

#33
Richard Alan Kranitz
Bullpen Coach

Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right  Height:  5'11"  Weight:  175
Born:  September 15, 1958, San Rafael, CA
Home:  Scottsdale, AZ
Teams - As Coach:  Chicago Cubs 1996-1998, 2000-2002; Florida Marlins 2006-2007; Baltimore Orioles 2008-2010; Milwaukee Brewers 2011-2015; Phillies 2016

2016 Phillies Team Issue #33

2 Kranitz Baseball Cards in My Collection per Zistle
First Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
First Phillies Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
First Topps Flagship Base Card:  N/A
First Phillies Team Issued Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue #33
Latest Card:  2016 Phillies Team Issue 2 #33

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2016 Chachi #32

Card statistics through 5/26/16.

2016 Phillies Team Issue - 2nd Edition

Number of Cards:  44
Card Size:  4" x 6"
Description:  Following the standard formula for team-issued photo card sets in recent years, the front of the cards feature the player's name, position and uniform number on a band across the bottom of the card.  The band for this set is wood-grained, using a design element last used for the 2012 first edition team set.  A Phillies logo appears on every card in the top left.  The horizontal card backs feature biographical information and complete career statistics.

With the exception of the Cody Asche card, all photos used for these cards are from the first month and a half of the 2016 season.

How Distributed:  The second series set went on sale at Citizens Bank Park on or around May 20th for $5 a set.  I attended the game on May 17th, and I'm fairly certain the first series set was still on sale at that point.

An update set was sold at the ballpark beginning with the August 12th Alumni Weekend series.  The update set removes four cards and adds six cards to the set.

Complete Standard Checklist (38):  The cards are unnumbered, but I've presented them below ordered by uniform number.

2 - Tyler Goeddel 3 - David Lough 4 - Andres Blanco 5 - Steve Henderson CO 6 - Ryan Howard 7 - Maikel Franco 8 - Juan Samuel CO 9 - John McLaren CO 10 - Larry Bowa CO 12 - Mickey Morandini CO 13 - Freddy Galvis 15 - Emmanuel Burriss 16 - Cesar Hernandez 17 - Peter Bourjos 18 - Darin Ruf 22 - Bob McClure CO 25 - Cody Asche 27 - Aaron Nola 28 - Vince Velasquez

29 - Cameron Rupp 30 - David Hernandez 33 - Rick Kranitz CO 34 - Brett Oberholtzer 37 - Odubel Herrera 38 - Andrew Bailey 39 - Adam Morgan 45 - Pete Mackanin MG 46 - Jeanmar Gomez 48 - Jared Eickhoff 50 - Hector Neris 51 - Carlos Ruiz 57 - Luis Garcia 58 - Jeremy Hellickson 59 - Elvis Araujo 60 - Colton Murray 94 - Dalier Hinojosa Phillie Phanatic Phillies Broadcasters

Complete Update Checklist (6)

19 - Tommy Joseph 41 - Jimmy Paredes 52 - Severino Gonzalez

56 - Zach Eflin 61 - Edubray Ramos 25 - Jim Thome (Alumni)**

One and Done (0 for now)
First Appearances (7):  Eflin, Gonzalez, Joseph, Murray, Neris, Paredes, Ramos
Returning Players (26):  Araujo, Asche, Bailey, Blanco, Bourjos, Burriss, Eickhoff, Franco, Galvis, Garcia, Goeddel, Gomez, Hellickson, C. Hernandez, D. Hernandez, Herrera, Hinojosa, Howard, Lough, Morgan, Nola, Oberholtzer, Ruf, Ruiz, Rupp, Velasquez

The First Appearance designation is for players who have never before appeared within a Phillies team issued set.  These players may have already appeared on other Phillies baseball cards.

Manager (1):  Mackanin
Coaches (7):  Bowa, Henderson, Kranitz, McClure, McLaren, Morandini, Samuel
Phillie Phanatic (1):  The Phanatic is shown wearing the day week day alternate red jersey top.
Broadcasters (1):  After an absence in the first series, the broadcasters card returns with Tom McCarthy, Larry Andersen, Ben Davis, Scott Franzke, Gregg Murphy, Mike Schmidt, Matt Stairs and Jim Jackson.
Other Cards (1):  Thome (Alumni Card)

The following players who were in the first series set have been dropped from this second series set (6):  Bobby LaFromboise, Charlie Morton, Edward Mujica, James Russell, Daniel Stumpf and Darnell Sweeney.  Morton is out for the season with an injury, Stumpf has been suspended for PEDs and the other four players are all currently with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.

The following players/cards have been added (4):  Elvis Araujo, Colton Murray, Hector Neris, Broadcasters.

Variations/Rarities (6/13/16):  Fellow collector Steve F. sent the scan below of cards for Joseph and Jimmy Paredes, which were available at the ALS Festival on June 9th.  Hopefully these cards make it into the sets currently for sale at the ballpark.  (They did - see above!)

• 19 - Tommy Joseph
• 41 - Jimmy Paredes

Update Set (8/13/16):  On August 12th, I purchased an update set which added cards of the six players listed above and removed the cards for the following four players:  David Lough, Emmanuel Burriss, Elvis Araujo and Dalier Hinojosa.

Update (8/29/16):  As pointed out by Steve F. in his comment the Thome card should be considered a short-print, as it was only intended to be included within the photo card set during Alumni Weekend.

Update (12/15/18):  At the recent Phillies holiday sale, an annual event held at Citizens Bank Park, Steve found another rare version of a card in this set's style.  There's a Tommy Joseph card available showing him wearing the team's alternate, home day-game uniform.

• 19 -  Tommy Joseph (alternate uniform)

Also See:  Ben & Doug's Amazing Autograph Adventure

2015 Phillies Team Issue - 2nd Edition

Number of Cards:  40
Card Size:  4" x 6"
Description:  Keeping with a theme that's been used for the past two seasons, the card fronts feature full color photos with a bottom border containing the player's name, number and position.  The blue border used for the first series set has been replaced by a red border and a simple Phillies "P".  The horizontal card backs feature biographical information and complete career statistics.

How Distributed:  The second series set went on sale at Citizens Bank Park on June 2, 2015.  Sets are available for sale for $5.

Complete Standard Checklist:  The cards are unnumbered, but I've presented them below ordered by uniform number.

2 - Ben Revere 3 - Jeff Francoeur 4 - Andres Blanco 5 - Pat Burrell (Alumni) 5 - Steve Henderson CO 6 - Ryan Howard 7 - Maikel Franco 8 - Juan Samuel CO 9 - Domonic Brown 10 - Larry Bowa CO 12 - John Mizerock CO 13 - Freddy Galvis 16 - Cesar Hernandez 18 - Darin Ruf 22 - Bob McClure CO 23 - Ryne Sandberg MG 24 - Grady Sizemore 25 - Cody Asche 26 - Chase Utley 29 - Cameron Rupp

30 - Justin De Fratus 31 - Jerome Williams 34 - Aaron Harang 35 - Cole Hamels 37 - Odubel Herrera 38 - Chad Billingsley 40 - Dustin McGowan 45 - Pete Mackanin CO 46 - Jeanmar Gomez 47 - Sean O'Sullivan 51 - Carlos Ruiz 53 - Ken Giles 54 - Rod Nichols CO 55 - David Buchanan 57 - Luis Garcia 58 - Jonathan Papelbon 59 - Elvis Araujo 63 - Jake Diekman Phillie Phanatic Phillies Broadcasters

One and Done (1):  McGowan
First Appearances (2):  Araujo and O'Sullivan
Returning Players (26):  Asche, Billingsley, Blanco, Brown, Buchanan, De Fratus, Diekman, Franco, Francoeur, Galvis, Garcia, Giles, Gomez, Hamels, Harang, Hernandez, Herrera, Howard, Papelbon, Revere, Ruf, Ruiz, Rupp, Sizemore, Utley, Williams

I wouldn't be surprised if Araujo, McGowan and O'Sullivan get bumped from the First Appearances designation up to the One and Done spot.  The younger Araujo has the best chance of receiving a second Phillies baseball card.  Asche's card designates him as a left fielder, despite the fact he had only played three career games at the position prior to this set's release.  Sizemore was released the day before this set was released.

Brown is in the set even though as of the set's release date he had yet to appear in a game with the Phillies in 2015.  Brown has been exiled to Triple-A Lehigh Valley thus far into the season.

The First Appearance designation is for players who have never before appeared within a Phillies team issued set.  These players may have already appeared on other Phillies baseball cards.

Manager (1):  Sandberg
Coaches (7):  Bowa, Henderson, Mackanin, McClure, Mizerock, Nichols, Samuel
Phillie Phanatic (1)
Broadcasters (1):  Features the same photo as the first series with announcers Tom McCarthy, Ben Davis, Larry Andersen, Scott Franzke, Jim Jackson, Matt Stairs, Mike Schmidt and Gregg Murphy.
Other Cards (1):  Burrell (Alumni Card)

The second series replaces the Charlie Manuel alumni card (found within the first series) with an alumni card for this year's Wall of Fame inductee Burrell.

Variations/Rarities:  On July 31st, I purchased a second series photo card set from the ballpark that included an Aaron Nola card on top.  The rest of the cards in the set were the same 40 cards as listed on the checklist above.

• 27 - Aaron Nola

Photo from Steve F. from 2016 ALS Festival

Photo from Rick from Jr. Phillies Club Night

Update (6/13/16):  Fellow collector Steve F. obtained an Aaron Altherr card in the style of this set at the 2016 ALS Festival held on June 9, 2016. The card is blank-backed and was most likely printed solely in order for Altherr to have a card for autograph requests.  Collector Rick also informed me that blank backed cards are available for Franco and Rupp.

Update (9/16/16):  Fellow collector Rick e-mailed me on September 16th to let me know that blank-backed photo cards in the style of this set were available to Jr. Phillies Club members during the game.  From the scans sent by Rick, I've listed below the additional cards available through this promotion.

• 17 - Peter Bourjos (posed photo)
• 23 - Aaron Altherr
• 39 - Adam Morgan
• 45 - Pete Mackanin MG (different photo - white jersey)
• 48 - Jared Eickhoff

Update (12/15/18): At the recent Phillies holiday sale, an annual event held at Citizens Bank Park, Steve found even more rare versions of cards in this set's style.  These three coaches joined the staff in 2016, so presumably these cards were produced during the 2015-2016 offseason.

• 9 - John McLaren CO (posed photo)
• 12 - Mickey Morandini CO (posed photo)
• 33 - Rick Kranitz CO (posed photo)

Trivia:  As I laid out in this post, this is the earliest a second series set has ever been released since the team started issuing multiple team issued sets back in 2010.  Hector Neris and Severino Gonzalez are the only members (so far) of the 2015 Phillies not to appear in either series of team issued sets.

Resources:  Thanks to fellow Phillies collectors Steve F. and Rick for giving me a head's up that this set was for sale at the ballpark.