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Nick's son Liam shook his father's hand after he hit a roundtripper, 7-19-23.
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Rhys missed all of 2023 with a torn ACL that was sustained in Spring Training. He hoped he could return for the Postseason if the Phillies made it far. A hard worker, Rhys has also been a team leader. His bat spike after homering off Spencer Strider in the Postseason was a key moment in his Club's run to the World Series.



Out of the lineup, because of illness, in the final stages of the 1950 pennant race. But back in tip-top shape for 1951. Started in organized baseball in the Texas League. Came up to the Athletics, then back to minors. Acquired, 1939, by the Chicago Cubs. Tied a major-league record in 1944 by hitting 4 home runs in 4 successive times at bat. Led NL in home runs, 1943 and 1944. Traded to Phils for 1949.



Didi is one of only six shortstops in the modern era to hit as many as eight grand slams. His latest came on May 5, 2021, against the Milwaukee Brewers.



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Bill Nicholson
"Swish" ranks 2nd among active National Leaguers in Grand Slam Homers with 8. A Washington College (Md.) graduate, he led the League in Home Runs in 1943 (20) and 1944 (33) and also led in Runs Batted In with 128 and 122. Chosen on the Major League All-Star Team in '45, Bill started in pro ball in '36. He joined the Cubs in '39, hitting .295 in 58 games. His best batting marks were .297 in '40, .294 in '42 and .309 in '44. He was traded to the Phillies in October, 1948.
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