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The 1980 Philadelphia Phillies marked a significant milestone in Major League Baseball history by clinching the World Series title. This championship was secured after an intense series against the Kansas City Royals, where the Phillies triumphed 4-2. Prior to their World Series success, the Phillies showcased their competitive edge in the National League Championship Series, defeating the Houston Astros with a close 3-2 series victory.
The 1980 season was particularly notable as it represented the Philadelphia Phillies' 98th year in Major League Baseball. Throughout the regular season, the team exhibited impressive performance metrics, playing a total of 162 games. With a record of 91 wins against 71 losses, the Phillies finished first in the National League East, setting the stage for their postseason endeavors.
This championship not only reflects the team's skill and determination but also solidifies the Philadelphia Phillies' legacy in the annals of baseball history.