100 Greatest Phillies: 50 – Earl Moore

Posted by Tim Malcolm, Thu, February 05, 2009 08:31 PM

Earl Moore
Starting Pitcher
1908-1912

Career w/Phillies: 1151.1 IP / 67-64 / 2.63 ERA / 651 K

The numbers are astounding: 26 innings without an earned run in 1908, 18-12 with a 2.10 ERA in 1909, 22-15 in 1910. Moore’s career with the Phillies lasted just five seasons, but in that time he re-established himself as one of baseball’s premiere pitchers. During his Phillie tenure he regularly ranked in the top 10 in ERA, strikeouts (maybe the top K man of his day), shutouts, innings and complete games. He amassed 300 innings in 1911, when he lost 19 games yet recorded a stellar 2.63 ERA.

Comment: One of the best pitchers of his day, Moore was one of the first great pitchers in Phillies history, and provided a bridge to Grover Cleveland Alexander, who became debatably the franchise’s greatest arm. For his short time, he really made a mark.

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4 Responses to “100 Greatest Phillies: 50 – Earl Moore”

  1. Phil Says:

    tim are you going to do a recap of the top 50?

  2. Tim Malcolm Says:

    Yeah I’ll post the list tomorrow.

  3. Grrrumpy Miner Says:

    Phil….don’t you mean the first 50? If Tim does the list of the TOP 50,than the suspense of the list is shot.

  4. Jason B. Says:

    The old school Bridge to Lidge… Earl More The Bridge to Alexander.

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