The last Phillies player to wear the #42 was P Toby Borland between 1994-1996. The number was retired by all MLB teams in honor of Jackie Robinson at the start of the 1997 season.
Other Phillies that wore #42 include P Dave LaPoint (1991), P Don Carman (1984-1990), P Ron Reed (1976-1983), and P Jim Nash (1972).
All the players in the May 16, 2009 night game between the Phillies and Washington Nationals are wearing #42.
MLB honored Jackie Robinson on April 15, the day of Robinson's first ever MLB game, by having all players on all teams playing wear the #42. The Phillies/Nationals game was rained out that day. The honor to Jackie Robinson was moved to the next series the Phillies played the Nationals.
Tug MacGraw wore uniform number 45 for the 1980 Philadelphia Phillies, as he did his entire career.
In 1961, pitcher Art Mahaffey wore #28 for the Philadelphia Phillies.
Vince Dimaggio
Right now that number belongs to Brad Lidge.
Woody Fryman and Mike Anderson
Bob Ueker wore three different uniform numbers over his career.#8 with the Milwaukee Braves#9 with the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies#12 with the Atlanta Braves
Bobby Dernier
That would be Howard Rodney "Doc" Edwards, who was a major league catcher retiring in 1970 at age 33. He joined the Phillies as bullpen coach in 1971 and wore jersey #5.
Pitcher Tyler Green in 1993, 1995, and 1997-1998.
Probably the most famous player to wear that number for the Phillies was Hall of Famer Steve Carlton, a 300-game winner who pitched for Philadelphia from 1972 to 1986. The Phillies retired No. 32 in honor of Carlton in 1989.
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