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The Phillies went 16-27 in 43 franchise World Series games. But there had to be some standouts in there right?

Writer Ben Silver constructs an all-time World Series roster for the Philadelphia Phillies despite the franchise holding a 16-27 record across eight Fall Classic appearances. The compiled starting lineup features key contributors from the 2008 championship team and the 2009 pennant, including catcher Carlos Ruiz, first baseman Ryan Howard, second baseman Chase Utley, and right fielder Jayson Werth.
The roster also highlights historic franchise figures such as 1980 World Series MVP Mike Schmidt, 1950 shortstop Granny Hamner, and outfielders Lenny Dykstra and Raúl Ibañez, with Kyle Schwarber named designated hitter. The pitching staff is led by starters Grover Cleveland Alexander, Cole Hamels, and Steve Carlton, anchored by 1980 relief ace Tug McGraw.
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