Table:
Player | Career | Nickname | Team Inducted As
Hank Aaron | 1954–76 | Hammer, "Hammerin’ Hank" or "Bad Henry" | Milwaukee Braves
Grover Cleveland Alexander | 1911–30 | Old Pete | Philadelphia Phillies
Roberto Alomar | 1988–04 | Robbie | Toronto Blue Jays
Walter Alston | 1954–76 | Smokey | Los Angeles Dodgers
Sparky Anderson | 1970–95 | Sparky or "Captain Hook" | Cincinnati Reds
Cap Anson | 1871–97 | Cap, "Pop | Uncle" or "Captain" | Chicago White Stockings
Luis Aparicio | 1956–73 | Little Louie | Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling | 1930–50 | Old Aches & Pains, "Luscious Luke | Fumblefoot" or "Kid Boots" | Chicago White Sox
Richie Ashburn | 1948–62 | Putt-Putt or "Whitey" | Philadelphia Phillies
Earl Averill | 1929–41 | Rock or "Earl of Snohomish" | Cleveland Indians
Frank Baker | 1908–22 | Home Run | Philadelphia Athletics
Dave Bancroft | 1915–30 | Beauty | Philadelphia Phillies
Ernie Banks | 1953–71 | Mr. Cub | Chicago Cubs
Jake Beckley | 1888–1907 | Eagle Eye | Pittsburgh Pirates
James Bell | 1922–1938, 1942, 1947–1950 | Cool Papa | St. Louis Stars
Johnny Bench | 1967–83 | Little General | Cincinnati Reds
Chief Bender | 1903–25 | Chief | Philadelphia Athletics
Yogi Berra | 1946–65 | Yogi | New York Yankees
Wade Boggs | 1982–99 | Chicken Man | Boston Red Sox
Jim Bottomley | 1922–37 | Sunny Jim | St. Louis Cardinals
Roger Bresnahan | 1897–1915 | The Duke of Tralee | New York Giants
Lou Brock | 1961–79 | The Franchise | St. Louis Cardinals
Dan Brouthers | 1879–96 | Big Dan or "Alderman" | Buffalo Bisons
Mordecai Brown | 1903–16 | Three Finger or "Miner" | Chicago Cubs
Jesse Burkett | 1890–1905 | Crab | Cleveland Spiders
Roy Campanella | 1948–57 | Campy | Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Carey | 1910–29 | Scoops | Pittsburgh Pirates
Steve Carlton | 1965–88 | Lefty | Philadelphia Phillies
Gary Carter | 1974–92 | The Kid | Montreal Expos
Orlando Cepeda | 1958–74 | Baby Bull or "Cha Cha" | San Francisco Giants
Frank Chance | 1898–1914 | Husk, "The Peerless Leader" and part of "Tinker to Evers to Chance" | Chicago Cubs
Happy Chandler | 1945–1951 | Happy | 
Jack Chesbro | 1899–1909 | Happy Jack | New York Yankees
Fred Clarke | 1897–1915 | Cap | Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente | 1955–72 | Arriba or "Bob" | Pittsburgh Pirates
Ty Cobb | 1905–28 | The Georgia Peach | Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane | 1925–37 | Black Mike or "Mickey" | Detroit Tigers
Eddie Collins | 1906–30 | Cocky | Philadelphia Athletics
Earle Combs | 1924–35 | The Kentucky Colonel | New York Yankees
Charlie Comiskey | 1882–94 | Commy or "The Old Roman" | 
Jocko Conlan | 1941–1965 | Jocko | 
Stan Coveleski | 1912–28 | Covey | Cleveland Indians
Sam Crawford | 1899–1917 | Wahoo Sam | Detroit Tigers
Candy Cummings | 1872–77 | Candy | Hartford Dark Blues
Kiki Cuyler | 1921–38 | Kiki or "Cuy" | Chicago Cubs
Dizzy Dean | 1930–41 | Diz, "Dizzy" or "The Great Man" | St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Delahanty | 1888–1903 | Big Ed | Philadelphia Phillies
Joe DiMaggio | 1936–51 | The Yankee Clipper or "Joltin Joe" | New York Yankees
Don Drysdale | 1956–69 | Big D | Los Angeles Dodgers
Hugh Duffy | 1888–1906 | Sir Hugh | Boston Beaneaters
Leo Durocher | 1925–73 | The Lip or "Lippy" | Brooklyn Dodgers
Dennis Eckersley | 1975–98 | The Eck | Oakland Athletics
Johnny Evers | 1902–29 | The Crab, "Trojan" and part of "Tinker to Evers to Chance" | Chicago Cubs
Buck Ewing | 1880–97 | Buck | New York Gothams
Red Faber | 1914–33 | Red | Chicago White Sox
Bob Feller | 1936–56 | Rapid Robert or "The Heater From Van Meter" | Cleveland Indians
Rollie Fingers | 1968–85 | Rollie | Oakland Athletics
Carlton Fisk | 1969–93 | Pudge | Boston Red Sox
Whitey Ford | 1950–67 | Whitey, "The Chairman of the Board", or "Slick"" | New York Yankees
Rube Foster | 1902–1926 | Rube | Chicago American Giants
Nellie Fox | 1947–65 | Nellie, "Little Nel", or "The Mighty Mite"\' | Chicago White Sox
Jimmie Foxx | 1925–45 | Beast or "Double X" | Boston Red Sox
Frankie Frisch | 1919–37 | The Fordham Flash | St. Louis Cardinals
Pud Galvin | 1875–92 | Pud, "Gentle Jeems", or "The Little Steam Engine" | Buffalo Bisons
Lou Gehrig | 1923–39 | The Iron Horse or Buster" or "Biscuit Pants" | New York Yankees
Charlie Gehringer | 1924–42 | The Mechanical Man and one of Detroit\'s "G-Men" | Detroit Tigers
Bob Gibson | 1959–75 | Hoot or "Gibby" | St. Louis Cardinals
Lefty Gomez | 1930–43 | Lefty or "Goofy" | New York Yankees
Goose Goslin | 1921–38 | Goose and one of Detroit\'s "G-Men" | Washington Senators
Rich Gossage | 1972-94 | Goose | New York Yankees
Hank Greenberg | 1930–47 | Hammerin’ Hank and one of Detroit\'s "G-Men" | Detroit Tigers
Clark Griffith | 1901–20 | The Old Fox | 
Burleigh Grimes | 1916–34 | Ol' Stubblebeard | Brooklyn Dodgers
Lefty Grove | 1925–41 | Lefty | Boston Red Sox
Tony Gwynn | 1982–2001 | Captain Video or "Mr. Padre" | San Diego Padres
Chick Hafey | 1924–37 | Chick | St. Louis Cardinals
Jesse Haines | 1918–37 | Pop | St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Hamilton | 1888–1901 | Sliding Billy | Boston Beaneaters
Ned Hanlon | 1880–1907 | Ned | Baltimore Orioles (NL)
Bucky Harris | 1919–56 | Bucky | Washington Senators
Gabby Hartnett | 1922–41 | Gabby or "Old Tomato Face" | Chicago Cubs
Harry Heilmann | 1914–32 | Slug | Detroit Tigers
Harry Hooper | 1909–25 | Hoop | Boston Red Sox
Rogers Hornsby | 1915–37 | Rajah | St. Louis Cardinals
Waite Hoyt | 1918–38 | Schoolboy | New York Yankees
Carl Hubbell | 1928–43 | King Carl or "The Meal Ticket" | New York Giants
Catfish Hunter | 1965–79 | Catfish | 
Monte Irvin | 1949–56 | Mr. Murder | Newark Eagles
Reggie Jackson | 1967–87 | Mr. October | New York Yankees
Travis Jackson | 1922–36 | Stonewall | New York Giants
Ferguson Jenkins | 1965–83 | Fly or "Fergie" | Chicago Cubs
Hughie Jennings | 1891–1924 | Ee-Yah | Baltimore Orioles (NL)
Ban Johnson | 1900–1927 | Ban | 
Walter Johnson | 1907–27 | The Big Train or "Barney" | Washington Senators
Al Kaline | 1953–74 | Salty, "Line", or "Mr. Tiger" | Detroit Tigers
Tim Keefe | 1880–93 | Smiling Tim or "Sir Timothy" | New York Giants
Willie Keeler | 1892–1910 | Wee Willie or "Hit \'Em Where They Ain\'t" | New York Highlanders
George Kelly | 1915–32 | Highpockets | New York Giants
King Kelly | 1878–93 | Honest Joe or "King" | Chicago White Stockings
Harmon Killebrew | 1954–75 | Killer | Minnesota Twins
Chuck Klein | 1928–44 | The Hoosier Hammerer | Philadelphia Phillies
Nap Lajoie | 1896–1916 | Larry or "Poli" or "Nap" | Cleveland Indians
Tony Lazzeri | 1926–39 | Poosh 'Em Up Tony | New York Yankees
Buck Leonard | 1933–1950 | Buck | Homestead Grays
Freddie Lindstrom | 1924–36 | Lindy | New York Giants
Pop Lloyd | 1906–1932 | Pop | New York Lincoln Giants
Ernie Lombardi | 1931–47 | Bocci or "Schnozz" | Cincinnati Reds
Ted Lyons | 1923–46 | Sunday Teddy | Chicago White Sox
Connie Mack | 1894–1950 | Connie, "Mr. Baseball", or "The Tall Tactician" | Philadelphia Athletics
Mickey Mantle | 1951–68 | The Mick, "The Commerce Comet", or "Muscles" | New York Yankees
Heinie Manush | 1923–39 | Heinie | Washington Senators
Rabbit Maranville | 1912–35 | Rabbit | Boston Braves
Juan Marichal | 1960–75 | Manito, "Mar", or "The Dominican Dandy" | San Francisco Giants
Rube Marquard | 1908–25 | Rube | New York Giants
Christy Mathewson | 1900–16 | Big Six, "Matty", or "The Christian Gentleman" | New York Giants
Willie Mays | 1951–73 | The Say Hey Kid | San Francisco Giants
Bill Mazeroski | 1956–72 | Maz | Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe McCarthy | 1926–50 | Marse Joe | New York Yankees
Willie McCovey | 1959–80 | Stretch, "Mac", or "Big Mac" | San Francisco Giants
Joe McGinnity | 1899–1908 | Iron Man | New York Giants
Bill McGowan | 1925–1954 | Little Joe Chest | 
John McGraw | 1899–1932 | Little Napoleon or "Mugsy" | New York Giants
Bid McPhee | 1882–99 | Bid | Cincinnati Red Stockings
Joe Medwick | 1932–48 | Ducky or "Ducky Wucky" | St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Mize | 1936–53 | The Big Cat | St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Molitor | 1978–98 | The Ignitor or "Molly" | Milwaukee Brewers
Joe Morgan | 1963–84 | Little Joe | Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Murray | 1977–97 | Steady Eddie | Baltimore Orioles
Stan Musial | 1941–63 | Stan the Man | St. Louis Cardinals
Hal Newhouser | 1939–55 | Prince Hal | Detroit Tigers
Kid Nichols | 1890–1906 | Kid | Boston Beaneaters
Phil Niekro | 1964–87 | Knucksie | Atlanta Braves
Jim O'Rourke | 1872–1904 | Orator Jim | New York Giants
Mel Ott | 1926–47 | Master Melvin | New York Giants
Satchel Paige | 1948–53 | Satchel | Kansas City Monarchs
Jim Palmer | 1965–84 | Cakes | Baltimore Orioles
Herb Pennock | 1912–34 | The Knight of Kennett Square | New York Yankees
Kirby Puckett | 1984–95 | Puck | Minnesota Twins
Charles Radbourn | 1881–91 | Old Hoss | Providence Grays
Pee Wee Reese | 1940–58 | Pee Wee or "The Little Colonel" | Brooklyn Dodgers
Branch Rickey | 1905–07, 1913–25 | The Mahatma | 
Cal Ripken, Jr | 1981–2001 | Iron Man | Baltimore Orioles
Eppa Rixey | 1912–33 | Jeptha | Cincinnati Reds
Phil Rizzuto | 1941–56 | Scooter | New York Yankees
Brooks Robinson | 1955–77 | Hoover or "The Vacuum Cleaner" | Baltimore Orioles
Bullet Rogan | 1917 | 1920–1938 | Bullet | Kansas City Monarchs
Red Ruffing | 1924–47 | Red | New York Yankees
Amos Rusie | 1889–1901 | The Hoosier Thunderbolt | New York Giants
Babe Ruth | 1914–35 | Babe, "The Bambino | Sultan of Swat" or "Colossus of Clout" | New York Yankees
Nolan Ryan | 1966–93 | The Ryan Express | Texas Rangers
Ryne Sandberg | 1981–97 | Ryno | Chicago Cubs
Ray Schalk | 1912–29 | Cracker | Chicago White Sox
Mike Schmidt | 1972–89 | Schmidty | Philadelphia Phillies
Tom Seaver | 1967–86 | Tom Terrific or "The Franchise" | New York Mets
Al Simmons | 1924–44 | Bucketfoot Al | Philadelphia Athletics
George Sisler | 1915–30 | Gorgeous George | St. Louis Browns
Enos Slaughter | 1938–59 | Country | St. Louis Cardinals
Ozzie Smith | 1978–96 | The Wizard of Oz or "The Wizard" | St. Louis Cardinals
Duke Snider | 1947–64 | The Silver Fox of "Duke" | Brooklyn Dodgers
Tris Speaker | 1907–28 | Tris, "The Grey Eagle" or "Spoke" | Cleveland Indians
Willie Stargell | 1962–82 | Pops | Pittsburgh Pirates
Turkey Stearnes | 1920–1942, 1945 | Turkey | Detroit Stars
Casey Stengel | 1912–25, 1934–65 | Casey and "The Old Professor" | New York Yankees
Don Sutton | 1966–88 | Black & Decker | Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Terry | 1923–36 | Memphis Bill | New York Giants
Sam Thompson | 1885–98 | Big Sam\tPhiladelphia Phillies\nPie Traynor\t1920–37\tPie" | Pittsburgh Pirates
Dazzy Vance | 1915–35 | Dazzy | Brooklyn Dodgers
Arky Vaughan | 1932–48 | Arky | Pittsburgh Pirates
Rube Waddell | 1897–1910 | Rube | Philadelphia Athletics
Honus Wagner | 1897–1917 | The Flying Dutchman or "Honus" | Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner | 1927–45 | Little Poison | Pittsburgh Pirates
Paul Waner | 1926–45 | Big Poison | Pittsburgh Pirates
Earl Weaver | 1968–86 | Doodles | Baltimore Orioles
Willie Wells | 1923 | 1924–1936, 1942, 1944–1948 | Devil | St. Louis Stars
Zack Wheat | 1909–27 | Buck | Brooklyn Dodgers
Billy Williams | 1959–76 | Sweet Swingin' Billy from Whistler | Chicago Cubs
Hack Wilson | 1923–34 | Hack | Chicago Cubs
Cyclone Joe Williams | 1910–1932 | Smokey Joe or "Cyclone" | New York Lincoln Giants
Ted Williams | 1939–60 | The Splendid Splinter, "Teddy Ballgame | Thumper", or "Kid" | Boston Red Sox
Early Wynn | 1939–63 | Gus | Cleveland Indians
Carl Yastrzemski | 1961–83 | Yaz | Boston Red Sox
Cy Young | 1890–1911 | Cy or "Cyclone" | Cleveland Spiders
Ross Youngs | 1917–26 | Pep | New York Giants
Robin Yount | 1974–93 | The Kid | Milwaukee Brewers

Question: who was the first player to play for the st louis cardinals?
Answer: Rogers Hornsby

Question: who had the nickname robbie?
Answer: Roberto Alomar

Question: hank aaron played at least what number of years
Answer: 22

Question: tom terrific and the franchise are nicknames of this same player
Answer: Tom Seaver

Question: how many players had nicknames starting with the letter w
Answer: 5

Question: which team had the highest number of inductees?
Answer: New York Yankees

Question: how long did cap anson play?
Answer: 26 years

Question: how many players were inducted as players of the philadelphia phillies?
Answer: 8