Phillies Scorecard

The Philadelphia Phillies played 22 games in September 2007, according to the text you provided. Here are the results of those games:

September 1, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - won 6-3 September 2, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - lost 5-8 September 3, 2007: Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves - lost 2-5 September 4, 2007: Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies - won 12-6 September 5, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - won 3-2 September 6, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - lost 1-6 September 7, 2007: Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies - won 5-4 September 8, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 4-3 September 9, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - lost 1-2 September 10, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - won 6-5 September 11, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 8-4 September 12, 2007: Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves - lost 4-6 September 13, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - won 9-1 September 14, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - lost 2-5 September 15, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 7-6 September 16, 2007: Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies - won 6-4 September 17, 2007: Phillies vs. Atlanta Braves - lost 3-4 September 18, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 5-1 September 19, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - lost 2-3 September 20, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - won 6-4 September 21, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 8-5 September 22, 2007: Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies - lost 3-4 September 23, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - won 10-6 September 24, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - lost 2-5 September 25, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 9-5 September 26, 2007: Phillies vs. Colorado Rockies - won 7-4 September 27, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - lost 3-4 September 28, 2007: Phillies vs. New York Mets - won 6-5 September 29, 2007: Phillies vs. Washington Nationals - won 10-2 September 30, 2007: Phillies vs. Florida Marlins - lost 1-2

Note that the dates in the text are likely references to specific games played during the season, rather than the entire month of September. Updated: December 26, 2025 at 8:43 PM