1982 Philadelphia Phillies season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
101 August 1 Cubs 2-7 Dickie Noles ( 7-9 ) Dick Ruthven ( 8-9 ) None 57,652 58-43
102 August 2 Expos 2-1 Larry Christenson ( 7-5 ) Bill Gullickson ( 8-9 ) Tug McGraw ( 5 ) 34,542 59-43
103 August 3 Expos 3-2 Mike Krukow ( 11-6 ) David Palmer ( 5-4 ) Ron Reed ( 6 ) 34,306 60-43
104 August 4 Expos 5-4 Steve Carlton ( 15-8 ) Scott Sanderson ( 6-10 ) None 36,814 61-43
105 August 5 Expos 2-9 Charlie Lea ( 8-6 ) Marty Bystrom ( 3-4 ) Bryn Smith ( 2 ) 52,327 61-44
106 August 6 @ Cubs 2-4 Allen Ripley ( 4-4 ) Dick Ruthven ( 8-10 ) Lee Smith ( 4 ) 17,163 61-45
107 August 7 @ Cubs 2-3 Dickie Noles ( 8-9 ) Larry Christenson ( 7-6 ) Lee Smith ( 5 ) 25,871 61-46
108 August 8 @ Cubs 5-8 Dick Tidrow ( 5-2 ) Tug McGraw ( 1-2 ) Lee Smith ( 6 ) 28,279 61-47
109 August 9 ( 1 ) Pirates 4-3 Steve Carlton ( 16-8 ) Kent Tekulve ( 7-6 ) None see 2nd game 62-47
110 August 9 ( 2 ) Pirates 6-9 Enrique Romo ( 7-2 ) Ron Reed ( 3-3 ) Kent Tekulve ( 17 ) 51,568 62-48
111 August 10 Pirates 9-5 Marty Bystrom ( 4-4 ) Manny Sarmiento ( 5-2 ) None 36,825 63-48
112 August 11 Pirates 4-1 Sid Monge ( 5-0 ) Rick Rhoden ( 6-11 ) Ron Reed ( 7 ) 27,202 64-48
113 August 12 ( 1 ) @ Expos 3-6 Bill Gullickson ( 9-9 ) Larry Christenson ( 7-7 ) Jeff Reardon ( 18 ) see 2nd game 64-49
114 August 12 ( 2 ) @ Expos 7-8 Woodie Fryman ( 7-2 ) Sparky Lyle ( 3-3 ) None 55,097 64-50
115 August 13 @ Expos 2-3 Bryn Smith ( 1-1 ) Mike Krukow ( 11-7 ) Jeff Reardon ( 19 ) 48,237 64-51
116 August 14 @ Expos 15-11 Jerry Reed ( 1-0 ) Jeff Reardon ( 4-2 ) None 50,572 65-51
117 August 15 @ Expos 3-1 Marty Bystrom ( 5-4 ) Steve Rogers ( 14-6 ) Ron Reed ( 8 ) 59,094 66-51
118 August 17 @ Astros 0-2 Vern Ruhle ( 7-8 ) Larry Christenson ( 7-8 ) None 19,725 66-52
119 August 18 @ Astros 5-3 ( 15 ) Tug McGraw ( 2-2 ) Mike LaCoss ( 4-5 ) None 18,449 67-52
120 August 19 @ Astros 6-7 ( 11 ) Dave Smith ( 2-4 ) Sid Monge ( 5-1 ) None 18,797 67-53
The 1982 season was the 100th season in Philadelphia Phillies franchise history. During the season, Steve Carlton would be the last pitcher to win at least 20 games in one season for the Phillies in the 20th century. He would also become the first pitcher to win four Cy Young Awards in a career. The 1982 Phillies finished the season with an 89-73 record, placing them in second place in the NL East, three games behind the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals.