Philadelphia Phillies - Current Roster

Current Roster

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Philadelphia Phillies 2013 spring training roster
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Pitchers

  • 48 Phillippe Aumont
  • 37 Antonio Bastardo
  • 50 Tyler Cloyd
  • 79 Justin De Fratus
  • 63 Jake Diekman
  • 34 Roy Halladay
  • 35 Cole Hamels
  • 47 Jeremy Horst
  • 38 Kyle Kendrick
  • 33 Cliff Lee
  • 43 Josh Lindblom
  • -- Ethan Martin
  • -- Trevor May
  • 58 Jonathan Papelbon
  • -- Jonathan Pettibone
  • 66 J. C. Ramírez
  • 53 B. J. Rosenberg
  • 55 Joe Savery
  • 44 Michael Schwimer
  • 40 Michael Stutes
  • 46 Raúl Valdés
  • 49 Vance Worley

Catchers

  • 31 Erik Kratz
  • 51 Carlos Ruiz
  • 62 Sebastian Valle

Infielders

  • 28 Kevin Frandsen
  • 13 Freddy Galvis
  • 74 César Hernández
  • 6 Ryan Howard
  • 11 Jimmy Rollins
  • 18 Darin Ruf
  • 26 Chase Utley

Outfielders

  • 9 Domonic Brown
  • -- Zach Collier
  • 64 Tyson Gillies
  • 15 John Mayberry, Jr.
  • 19 Laynce Nix
  • 22 Nate Schierholtz

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Manager

  • 41 Charlie Manuel

Coaches

  • 17 Mick Billmeyer (catching)
  • 30 Rich Dubee (pitching)
  • -- Wally Joyner (asst hitting)
  • 5 Steve Henderson (hitting)
  • 54 Rod Nichols (bullpen)
  • 23 Ryne Sandberg (third base)
  • 12 Juan Samuel (first base)
  • 81 Jesús Tiamo (bullpen catcher)


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