From The Phillies 1980 Media Guide:

How Obtained:  Acquired from St. Louis, 2/25/72, for Rick Wise

1979 Season:  Had another strong season finishing with a 2-0 win over Montreal in which he had 12 strikeouts...  Had two one-hitters to tie a major league record for the most one-hitters since 1900, 5...  He set two major league records, Most Games, No Relief Appearances in Between, Lifetime- 326, and Most Balks, season, 11...  Was 9-3 in second half of the season and 5-0 in September...  Struck out 14 Giants on 7/8 and had 12 K's twice in a game...  Was 3-0 vs. Pittsburgh and Houston...  Led Phils staff in wins, games started, CG, IP and strikeouts...  Had four shutouts to run his career total to 42...  Now has 100 career RBIs as a batter...  Was the NL's starting pitcher in the All-Star Game.

Career:  Has won two Cy Young Awards with the Phillies, 1972 and 1977...  Led the majors in wins with 27 in 1972 and 23 in 1977...  29 career wins over the Pirates are his career high over a team...  He has beaten Chicago 27 times and Houston 26...  Has won 20 or more games four times in his career, three times with the Phillies...  Since coming to Philadelphia in 1972, he has 148 wins, 98 losses, the most wins by any NL pitcher...  He has struck out 14 batters four times in his Phillies career tying Chris Short for Phils record for most K's by a lefty...  His career high is 19 on 9/9/69 vs. N.Y. while pitching for St.L....  He has averaged 277 IP in his eight seasons with the Phillies...  Named "Lefthanded Pitcher of the Decade" by BASEBALL magazine...  THE SPORTING NEWS Lefthanded Pitcher of the year in 1979.

Personal/Misc:  Keeps in year round condition through a series of stretching exercises...  Is an avid wine collector and took a vineyard tour in Europe last fall.

From The Phillies 1981 Media Guide:

1980 Season:  Won his third Cy Young award with a 24-9 record plus three post-season wins...  Joins Sandy Koufax, Tom Seaver and Jim Palmer as other three-time winners...  Became all-time lefthanded strikeout pitcher in baseball history on 7/6 striking out Tony Scott for career number 2,933 passing Mickey Lolich...  Passed Robin Roberts to become Phils all-time strikeout leader on 6/27 @ Vet vs. NY (1,872)...  Fired his sixth career one-hitter on 4/26 @ Vet vs. StL to set an NL record (only hit was second inning single by Simmons)...  Had a two-hit SHO vs. CC @ Vet on 9/2 in final start of season...  Including LCS and WS pitched a total of 331.1 IP at age 35...  Topped 300 IP and 280 strikeouts for second time in his career...  Went at least six innings every start during season and opponents batted just .218 off him...  Had 13 K twice, 11 five times, 10 three times...  Was 6-1 in May with a 1.65 ERA and 70 K in 60 IP to win NL Pitcher of the Month...  Beat StL six straight times with a 1.38 ERA... Has 30 lifetime wins vs. PP and CC, 29 vs. StL and 28 vs. Hou....  Had an eight-game winning streak between 5/14 and 6/22 and pitched 3 SHO for a career total of 45...  Named NL Pitcher of the Year by THE SPORTING NEWS and NL Performer of the Year by BASEBALL MAGAZINE.

1980 Post-Season:  Continued his excellent season with one LCS victory and two more in the WS including game number six... Had 17 K in 15 IP in WS with a 2.40 ERA...  Posted a 2.19 ERA in LCS.

Career:  Has 249 lifetime wins, 172 as a Phillie...  Ranks 6th on the all-time strikeout list (2,969) and 3rd on NL list; this season he will become only the sixth pitcher in baseball history to strike out 3,000 or more batters...  Has a 100-38 record at the Vet since joining the Phillies in 1972...  Also won Cy Young award in 1972 and 1977...  Has won 20 or more games five times, four times with the Phillies... Since 1972, he has a record of 172-107, the most wins by an NL pitcher...  He has struck out 14 batters four times with the Phillies tying Chris Short for Phils record for most by a lefthander...  His career high is 19 on 9/9/69 vs. NY while pitching for StL...  Named lefthanded pitcher of the decade (70s) by BASEBALL MAGAZINE...  Named THE SPORTING NEWS Lefthanded Pitcher of the Year in 1979.

Personal/Misc:  He is an avid wine collector with his own wine cellar...  Keeps in year-round condition with a strenuous program he has practiced faithfully with Gus Hoefling the past few years.

From The 1980 Phillies Yearbook:

• Favorite Color:  Green
• Favorite Singer/Group:  Yasha Heifitz, Jean Pierre Ranpol
• Favorite Song:  I enjoy classical music
• Favorite City:  San Diego
• Least Favorite City:  New York
• Person You'd Most Like To Meet:  Socrates, Albert Einstein, Thomas Jefferson, Napoleon, Jesus Christ, Ghandi
• Boyhood Idol(s):  None
• Biggest Turn-On:  A wine tour I recently took through the Burgundy region of Eastern France
• Biggest Turn-Off:  Lack of consideration from one another
• Favorite Subject in School:  Arts and Crafts, Graphic Design
• Favorite TV Show:  M-A-S-H, Mork and Mindy, (two funny shows)
• Favorite Book:  Philosophical Works
• Person You Most Admire:  My wife Beverly
• Greatest Achievement:  19 Strikeouts against the New York Mets while pitching for the Cardinals
• Most Memorable Moment:  The ovation by the Philadelphia fans the night I won my 15th straight game against the Reds and 20th of the season in 1972 when I won 27 games
• Hobbies:  Wine collecting
• Toughest Batter You've Faced:  Johnny Bench (he hits me well)