All Phillies' Organization Stats for all Players who have appeared in a game since 1998.
Career Totals for all Players whose career ended by 2003.
Bobby Abreu (R) (3/11/74) was signed as a free agent out of Venezuela in 1990 by the Houston Astros. In 1997, he was left unprotected in the expansion draft, and was claimed by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, who immediately traded him to Philadelphia for Kevin Stocker. The regular in right fielder since 1998, Abreu became the first Phillies to join the 30/30 club in 2001. He is signed to a 5 year, $64 million through 2007 with a team option for 2008. (updated 4/13/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
1998
Phi.
Maj.
151
497
68
155
29
6
17
74
84
133
19
10
.312
.409
.497
.906
OF(146)
1999
Phi.
Maj.
154
546
118
183
35
11
20
93
109
113
27
9
.335
.446
.549
.995
OF(146)
2000
Phi.
Maj.
154
576
103
182
42
10
25
79
100
116
28
8
.316
.416
.554
.970
OF(154)
2001
Phi.
Maj.
162
588
118
170
48
4
31
110
106
137
36
14
.289
.393
.543
.936
OF(162)
2002
Phi.
Maj.
157
572
102
176
50
6
20
85
104
117
31
12
.308
.413
.521
.934
OF(157)
2003
Phi.
Maj.
158
577
99
173
35
1
20
101
109
126
22
9
.300
.409
.468
.877
OF(158)
Nielsen Abreu (R) (4/1/79) was signed as a free agent out of Venezuela in 1999. Yes, he's Bobby's younger brother. No, he was never a prospect. Nielson had been kicking around short season ball since 2000, and his short-lived late June promotion to Lakewood was his first only taste of even low-A ball. He also has appeared occasionally in the outfield for the Camden Riversharks in 2001 as "Nelson Abreu". Although a relatively good defenseman, he hit for moderate average with no power, which was not a recipe for rapid advancement. Then -- April Fools! -- he aged two extra years before the 2003 season and was released. (updated 4/13/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
2000
GCL
R.
24
66
6
16
2
0
0
4
3
7
5
2
.242
.286
.273
.559
2B(15); SS(4)
2000
Bat.
SS-A
6
8
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
.125
.125
.125
.250
SS(4); 2B(1)
2001
GCL
R
35
131
14
36
3
0
1
10
6
19
3
5
.275
.304
.321
.625
2B(34); OF(2)
2002
Bat.
SS-A
41
140
16
36
4
0
0
10
13
16
14
8
.257
.327
.286
.613
2B(21); SS(12); 3B(3)
2002
Lkw.
SAL
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
.000
.000
.000
2B(2)
Total
108
346
39
89
9
0
1
25
22
43
22
15
.257
.302
.292
.594
2B(63); SS(20); 3B(3); OF(2)
Carlos Acevedo (R) (1/31/79) was signed as a free agent out of the Dominican Republic in September, 1997. He lost major prospect points by aging an extra two years before the 2002 season, and losing two months in 2002 to a fractured wrist. Not that he was much of a prospect to begin with. He is hitting near the Mendoza line, and didn’t survive long into the 2003 season. (updated 4/15/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Doug Aguiar (R) (2/20/77) was signed by the Phillies as a free agent out of Venezuela in November, 1994. He pitched mainly in relief in Rookie ball for two years, where he did not thrive. He injured his should in July 1997, and never played for the Phils again.(updated 5/27/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
W
L
ERA
G
GS
CG
S
IP
H
R
ER
HR
HB
BB
SO
AVG
1995
Mart.
R.
2
2
5.56
15
7
0
0
45.3
46
28
28
21
42
1996
Mart.
R.
1
2
6.56
15
2
0
1
35.7
40
32
26
20
42
1997
Bat.
SS-A
1
0
3.57
7
3
0
0
22.7
24
15
9
15
15
1997
Clw.
SS-A
0
1
6.75
1
1
0
0
4.0
4
3
3
1
2
Total
4
5
5.52
38
13
0
1
107.7
114
78
66
57
101
Trino Aguilar (R) (7/27/83) was signed by the Phillies as a free agent out of Venezuela in before the 2001 season. He was moved from the VSL, where he was hitting over .300 in 2003, to the America for the 2003 short season. He was traded to the Phillies before the 2004 season for Clay Condrey. (updated 4/16/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
2003
GCL.
R.
24
79
14
19
7
2
0
8
3
20
2
1
.241
.279
.380
.659
2B(18); SS(7); 3B(1)
Scott Aldred (L) (7/12/68) was sent to the Phillies in July, 1999 at a PTBNL to complete the trade for Marty Barnett. A free agent after the 2000 season, he signed a minor league deal with the Indians but did not make the team. (updated 5/3/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
W
L
ERA
G
GS
CG
S
IP
H
R
ER
HR
HB
BB
SO
AVG
1999
Phi.
Maj.
1
1
3.90
29
0
0
1
32.3
33
15
14
1
0
15
19
2000
Phi.
Maj.
1
3
5.75
23
0
0
0
20.3
23
14
13
3
1
10
21
Total
2
4
4.61
52
0
0
1
52.7
56
29
27
4
1
25
41
Lawrence Alexander (R) (12/16/80) was drafted by the Phils in the 40th round of the 1999 amateur draft out of Chandler High School in Oklahoma and signed in 2000 as a Draft and Follow (the only D&F signed in the past 10 years). Released after the 2001 season, he tried unsuccessfully to break into independent baseball.(updated 4/16/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
2000
GCL
R.
53
193
28
46
5
0
2
12
26
32
15
5
.238
.330
.295
.625
OF(53)
2001
GCL
R.
39
127
21
35
3
0
0
10
16
26
3
4
.276
.366
.299
.665
OF(35)
Total
92
320
49
81
8
0
2
22
42
58
18
9
.253
.344
.297
.641
OF(88)
Buck Allen (L) (9/1/74) was the Phil's 16th round draft pick in the 1996 amateur draft out of the University of Illinois-Chicago. (updated 4/16/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
W
L
ERA
G
GS
CG
S
IP
H
R
ER
HR
HB
BB
SO
AVG
1996
Bat.
SS-A
2
6
3.52
13
11
0
0
64.0
69
36
25
10
39
1997
Pied.
A-
11
8
3.54
25
24
4
0
152.7
153
78
60
38
91
1998
Clw.
A
5
1
4.69
47
5
0
1
78.7
93
43
41
23
39
Total
18
15
3.84
85
40
4
1
295.3
315
157
126
71
169
Ben Ally (R) (2/9/79) was the Phillies' 18th round pick in the 2001 amateur draft out of Warner Southern College in Florida. He led the team in ERA, but 2/3 of his runs were unearned. Despite the solid performance, he was released before the 2002 season, and played for the Washington Wild Things in the Independent Frontier League before being picked up by the Astros. He played 2003 in Washington again, before retiring to become a college pitching coach.(updated 5/13/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Wellington Alvarado (2/1/82) was signed by the Phillies as a free agent out of the Dominican Republic for the 2002 season. A promotion to America in 2003 was non-productive, and Alvarado was released after the season.
(updated 3/28/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
2003
GCL.
R.
43
129
13
24
6
1
1
8
16
49
1
0
.186
.305
.270
.575
1B(39); C(1)
Clemente Alvarez (5/18/68) had been wandering around the minors for over decade between when he was first signed as a free agent out of Venezuela by the White Sox in 1968 and when he signed with the Phils in 1999. He received his first and only cup of coffee in 2000, and was not heard from again. (updated 5/27/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
1999
Rea.
AA
48
142
12
25
5
1
2
12
11
38
1
1
.176
.234
.268
.722
C(48)
1999
SWB
AAA
9
28
4
7
4
0
0
6
3
9
0
0
.250
.323
.393
.722
C(9)
2000
Clw.
A
12
41
1
11
0
0
0
1
2
7
0
0
.268
.318
.268
.586
C(8)
2000
Rea.
AA
9
18
2
4
1
0
0
5
3
3
0
0
.222
.304
.278
.582
C(9)
2000
SWB
AAA
5
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
.000
.083
.000
.083
C(5)
2000
Phi.
Maj.
2
5
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
.200
.200
.200
.400
C(2)
Total
85
245
20
48
10
1
2
24
19
60
1
1
.196
.253
.269
.522
C(81)
Manny Amador (S) (11/21/75) was signed by the Phils as an amateur free agent out of the Dominican Republic n January, 1993. He climbed rapidly throughout the organization as a part time utility infielder, peaking in 1998 when he made repeated trips along the Northeast Extension, promoted and demoted numerous times between Scranton and Reading. He slid in 1998, getting demoted to Clearwater in June and out of the organization by the end of the season. After his playing career, Amador coached for a season in the Dominican Summer League, spent time in Reading, and is currently the hitting coach for the Clearwater Threshers. (updated 6/1/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Marlon Anderson (1/6/74) was drafted by the Phillies in the 2nd round of the 1995 amateur draft. He has been the Phillies' starting second baseman off and on since 1999. Promising as a 25 year old, by 2002 he was considered inadequate defensively and subpar offensively. The signing of David Bell to play third (allowing Polanco to move to second) and the move of Chase Utley back to second base in the minors made Anderson superfluous. He was non-tendered and signed with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays for 2003. (updated 1/29/03) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Erick Arteaga (4/2/81)was signed as a free agent out of Venezuela in 1999. He performed well in 2001, his first year in America and earned a promotion to Batavia. Although his ERA was better than teammate Carlos Cabrera's, Cabrera's better fastball and higher K rate make him the more projectable of the two pitchers. He missed the entire 2003 season due to some identification issues from that were never fully explained. He was reinstated, however, and is playing Venezuelan Winter League ball, and may be back for 2004, however. (updated 1/22/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Ezequiel Astacio (11/4/79) was signed as a free agent out of the Dominican Republic in 1998. He was included as one of Baseball America's Top 20 Phillies' Prospects before the 2003 season. His results so far have been fairly impressive, but his peripherals are questionable (only 100K in 152 IP). He also picked up an extra year of age before the 2003 seasons, which drops him down a notch. In the end, he has not so much "fallen out of" the Top 20, as been passed by others who have stepped forward more or at higher levels (or at least aged more slowly). Still, a valid prospect, he was traded with Brandon Duckworth, and Taylor Buchholz to Houston for Billy Wagner. (updated 3/29/04) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
W
L
ERA
G
GS
CG
S
IP
H
R
ER
HR
HB
BB
SO
AVG
2001
GCL
R.
4
2
2.30
9
9
0
0
47
48
16
12
10
42
.268
2002
Lkw.
A-
10
7
3.31
25
25
1
0
152.3
159
61
56
9
12
46
100
.275
2003
Clw.
A
15
5
3.29
25
22
2
0
147.7
140
60
54
9
7
29
83
.247
Bruce Aven (3/4/72) was acquired from Cleveland in late June, 2002 for minor league vet pitcher Jeff D'Amico. Scranton was scratching for offensive players following a string of injuries, so Aven was more of a Red Barons fix than positioning for a potential big-league promotion. He signed a minor league deal with the Blue Jays as a free agent before the 2003 season. (updated 1/29/03) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
Year
Team
Lvl
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
BB
SO
SB
CS
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
Pos
2002
SWB
AAA
59
205
26
50
11
0
8
42
36
35
3
1
.244
.375
.415
.790
OF(8)
Rob Avila (9/4/78) was the Phillies' 18th round pick in the 1999 amateur draft. He is a versatile player who, besides playing the outfield and first base, is the team's third catcher. Unfortunately, "versatile" doesn't nessarily mean "good". His spotty offensive numbers peaked with a .273 average in Lakewood in 2001, before plummeting to around the Mendoza line in 2002. He has a little bit of power, but not enough to make up for his low average. He was released after the 2003 season.(updated 12/4/03) (Back to the Phillies' Depth Chart)
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