Showing posts with label Sutherland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sutherland. Show all posts

Friday, May 3, 2019

Series Preview - Nationals at Phillies: May 3rd to May 5th

1971 Topps #434
1971 Topps #414
Friday and Saturday 7:05, Sunday 2:05
Citizens Bank Park - Philadelphia, PA

Nationals 13-17, 4th place in the N.L. East, 4 games behind the Phillies
Phillies 17-13, 1st place in the N.L. East, 1 1/2 games ahead of the Mets

Nationals Probables:  Jeremy Hellickson (2-0, 5.82), Patrick Corbin (2-1, 3.58), Anibal Sanchez (0-4, 5.91)
Phillies Probables:  Jerad Eickhoff (1-1, 2.12), Jake Arrieta (4-2, 3.46), Zach Eflin (3-3, 3.34)

At the Ballpark:  On Saturday night, an official retirement ceremony will be held for Jimmy Rollins with all fans 15 and over receiving a replica 2008 World Series Champions ring.  On Sunday, it's Mother's Appreciation Day and all women 15 and over will receive a Phillies fleece pullover.

Nationals Leaders
Average:  Adam Eaton - .285
Runs:  Anthony Rendon and Victor Robles - 21
Home Runs:  Anthony Rendon and Juan Soto - 6
RBIs:  Juan Soto - 22
Stolen Bases:  Victor Robles - 7

Wins:  Sean Doolittle and Stephen Strasburg - 3
ERA:  Stephen Strasburg - 3.45
Strikeouts:  Max Scherzer - 62
Saves:  Sean Doolittle - 4

Phillies Leaders
Average:  J.T. Realmuto - .288
Runs:  Andrew McCutchen - 24
Home Runs:  Rhys Hoskins - 9
RBIs:  Maikel Franco and Rhys Hoskins - 25
Stolen Bases:  Cesar Hernandez - 2

Wins:  Jake Arrieta - 4
ERA:  Zach Eflin - 3.34
Strikeouts:  Aaron Nola - 38
Saves:  Hector Neris - 4

Saturday, November 1, 2014

1952-69 Philadelphia Phillies Photocards Want List


Please see this post for a summary of this multi-year set. 

1. Rich Allen - Glasses
2. Rich Allen - No glasses, Phillies visible
3. Rich Allen - No glasses, cropped             
4. Harry Anderson
5. Richie Ashburn
6. Jack Baldschun
7. Dennis Bennett
8. Ed Bouchee
9. Johnny Briggs
10. Jim Bunning      
11. Smoky Burgess
12. John Buzhardt
13. Johnny Callison
14. Doug Clemens
15. Jim Coker (see below)
16. Gene Conley
17. Wes Covington
18. Ray Culp
19. Tony Curry (see below)
20. Clay Dalrymple - With glove
21. Clay Dalrymple - Portrait
22. Clay Dalrymple - Portrait, cropped
23. Jacke Davis
24. Don Demeter
25. Dick Ellsworth
26. Del Ennis

27. Dick Farrell - '50s version
28. Dick Farrell - '60s version
29. Chico Fernandez
30. Woodie Fryman
31. Tony Gonzalez - Phillies visible        
32. Tony Gonzalez - Phillies partial
33. Dallas Green
34. Dick Groat
35. Granny Hamner

36. John Herrnstein 
37. Larry Hisle
38. Grant Jackson
39. Larry Jackson - Phillie visible
40. Larry Jackson - Cropped
41. Deron Johnson
42. Jerry Johnson
43. Willie Jones

44. Jim Konstanty
45. Stan Lopata
46. Art Mahaffey
47. Gene Mauch MG

48. Jack Meyer (see below)
49. Don Money
50. Don Money
51. Wally Post
52. Robin Roberts
53. Cookie Rojas

54. Mike Ryan
55. Ted Savage
56. Eddie Sawyer MG - Facsimile auto
57. Eddie Sawyer MG - No auto
58. Andy Seminick
59. Ray Semproch
60. Chris Short - Phillies visible
61. Chris Short - Phillies partial
62. Roy Sievers
63. Curt Simmons

64. Dick Sisler
65. Bob Skinner MG - Stands behind
66. Bob Skinner MG - No stands
67. Bobby Gene Smith
68. Charley Smith
69. Frank Sullivan
70. Gary Sutherland (see below)
71. Tony Taylor - Facsimile auto
72. Tony Taylor - No auto (see below)
73. Earl Torgeson
74. Gary Wagner
75. Bill White - Portrait

76. Bill White - With bat (see below)
77. Bobby Wine - Phillies visible        
78. Bobby Wine - Phillies partial
79. Rick Wise

Special Note:  Fellow collector Rick pointed out to me via text that some of the cards included above are not in fact true team issues.  These are either smaller in size, feature action poses or in some cases are printed on a thicker stock of cardboard.  Rick notes the cards listed above that are almost certainly not team-issued are as follows:  Jim Konstanty, Jack Meyer, Gary Sutherland, Tony Taylor (no auto) and Bill White (with bat).  Collectors should also be aware there are photo cards of similar size and paper stock featuring action shots of Jim Bunning, Chris Short and Rick Wise.  Finally, there's a Mike Ryan card available that is slightly smaller in size than the team-issued version.

Thursday, September 19, 2013

1973 Topps - Phillies Cards

1973 Topps #535, #396, #572 and #394
We're entering that part of the season when it's time to tie up a few loose ends here on the blog, and set our sights on the better and brighter days that lie ahead for the Phillies.  The 2013 Chachi set uses the design of the 1973 Topps set, and I've enjoyed featuring 1973 Topps cards with some connection to each series opponent in my series preview posts.

Almost a year ago to the day, I posted a comprehensive list of cards from the 1979 Topps set that somehow had a Phillies connection.  This post will serve to do the same with the 1973 Topps set, and it will give me an excuse to show off some cards from teams the Phillies did not face during the 2013 season.

There are 112 (out of 726) cards in the 1979 Topps set with Phillies connections* and I've determined the 1973 Topps set has 107 (out of 660) cards with Phillies connections.

*My original post tallied 111 cards in the 1979 Topps set with Phillies connections, but when the team named Steve Henderson its new hitting coach last October, the number jumped up one to 112.

National League East (41 - 10 without Phillies)
Atlanta Braves (5) - #72 Ron Reed, #169 Ron Schueler, #237 Lew Burdette/Ken Silvestri CO, #550 Davey Johnson, #653 Joe Hoerner
Miami Marlins (0)
New York Mets (4) - #30 Tug McGraw, #184 Jerry Koosman, #223 Bud Harrelson, #525 Jim Fregosi
Philadelphia Phillies (31)
Washington Nationals (Montreal Expos) (1) - #377 Gene Mauch MG

National League Central (24)
Chicago Cubs (2) - #180 Fergie Jenkins, #393 Jose Cardenal
Cincinnati Reds (9) - #28 Hal McRae, #52 Denis Menke, #130 Pete Rose, #202 Pete Rose NLCS, #208 Bobby Tolan/Denis Menke NLCS, #230 Joe Morgan, #275 Tony Perez, #296 Sparky Anderson MG, #335 Bobby Tolan
Milwaukee Brewers (7) - #71 Johnny Briggs, #74 Billy Champion, #332 John Felske, #386 Don Money, #451 John Vukovich, #526 Ollie Brown, #646 Harvey Kuenn CO
Pittsburgh Pirates (3) - #2 Rich Hebner, #225 Al Oliver, #397 Dave Cash
St. Louis Cardinals (3) - #128 Ted Sizemore, #269 Tim McCarver, #364 Rick Wise

National League West (10)
Arizona Diamondbacks (0)
Colorado Rockies (0)
Los Angeles Dodgers (3) - #239 Pete Richert, #490 Claude Osteen, #609 Davey Lopes RS
San Diego Padres (4) - #12 Johnny Podres/Bob Skinner CO, #57 Derrel Thomas, #133 Dave Roberts, #542 Pat Corrales
San Francisco Giants (3) - #121 Dave Rader, #322 Garry Maddox, #606 Gary Matthews RS

1973 Topps #9, #20, #301 and #362
American League East (9)
Baltimore Orioles (3) - #9 Johnny Oates, #362 Eddie Watt, #396 Grant Jackson
Boston Red Sox (1) - #317 Danny Cater
New York Yankees (5) - #68 Sparky Lyle LL, #116 Jim Hegan CO, #394 Sparky Lyle, #479 Hal Lanier, #535 Johnny Callison
Tampa Bay Rays (0)
Toronto Blue Jays (0)

American League Central (18)
Chicago White Sox (6) - #20 Stan Bahnsen, #62 Dick Allen LL, #63 Dick Allen LL, #310 Dick Allen, #356 Joe Lonnett CO, #379 Cy Acosta
Cleveland Indians (4) - #247 Del Unser, #272 Ed Farmer, #372 Oscar Gamble, #425 Alex Johnson
Detroit Tigers (3) - #29 Tony Taylor, #146 Woodie Fryman, #369 Lerrin LaGrow
Kansas City Royals (3) - #188 Cookie Rojas, #428 Wayne Simpson, #593 Galen Cisco CO
Minnesota Twins (2) - #530 Jim Kaat, #622 Larry Hisle

American League West (5)
Houston Astros (2) - #242 George Culver, #572 Gary Sutherland
Los Angeles Angels (1) - #301 Billy Grabarkewitz
Oakland Athletics (1) - #274 Darold Knowles
Seattle Mariners (0)
Texas Rangers (1) - #138 Horacio Pina

1973 Topps #12, #208 and #606
Memory Lane
1979 Topps - 111 cards with Phillies connections, plus one more

Saturday, April 10, 2010

1968 Topps #98 Gary Sutherland

I've already documented my appreciation for Turn Back the Clock games, in which the Phillies wear retro-style uniforms. Tonight, as part of the Houston Astros' season-long celebration of their first 45 years, the Phils and Astros will take the field wearing throw back jerseys from 1965. (I would have preferred both teams wear their 1975 uniforms, but I wasn't asked.)

I'm still piecing together my collection of Phillies cards from the '60s, and this Gary Sutherland card from 1968 was the best example in my collection of what the Phillies away uniforms looked like in 1965.

For an in-depth look at the 1968 set - and 5 Phillies cards, so far - please check out the fine 1968 Topps Baseball blog.