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The primary starters for the Phillies in 1930 were Phil Collins (25); Ray Benge ((29); Les Sweetland (25); and Claud Willoughby (24). Other starters were: Hap Collars (15) and Hal Elliott (11). The Phillies also had seven other pitchers with at least one start that season.
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