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Philadelphia Stars Plate Appearances Leaders

Career totals with the Philadelphia Stars and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Gene Benson holds the Philadelphia Stars career record with 2,276 plate appearances. The single-season record is 286, by Dewey Creacy in 1934.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

All-time Philadelphia Stars leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club PA G
1 Gene Benson Gene Benson 1937–1948 2,276 539
2 Jake Dunn Jake Dunn 1934–1940 1,464 378
3 Roy Parnell Roy Parnell 1936–1943 1,441 350
4 Jim West Jim West 1939–1945 1,413 340
5 Mahlon Duckett Mahlon Duckett 1940–1948 1,299 349
6 Frank Austin Frank Austin 1944–1948 1,144 254
7 Bill Cash Bill Cash 1943–1948 1,058 278
8 Jud Wilson 1934–1939 996 257
9 Dewey Creacy Dewey Creacy 1934–1938 970 246
10 Goose Curry Goose Curry 1942–1947 884 243
11 Henry Spearman Henry Spearman 1942–1945 652 166
12 Murray Watkins 1941–1948 633 145
13 Barney Brown Barney Brown 1942–1948 626 224
14 Doc Dennis Doc Dennis 1946–1948 602 153
15 Pat Patterson 1938–1942 598 145
16 Curtis Harris Curtis Harris 1937–1940 549 153
17 Bill Cooper 1939–1943 512 145
18 Chaney White Chaney White 1934–1935 492 122
19 Dick Seay Dick Seay 1934–1935 485 124
20 Bill Casey 1934–1938 472 146
21 Jake Stephens Jake Stephens 1934–1935 469 105
22 Harry Simpson Harry Simpson 1946–1948 456 124
23 Ted Page 1935–1937 425 95
24 Bus Clarkson Bus Clarkson 1942–1946 418 100
25 Ed Stone Ed Stone 1944–1946 414 94

Single-season Philadelphia Stars records

Best seasons in club history