National League Retirements 1950
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
3	Dale Coogan	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	20
20	Nap Reyes	New York Giants	1B	31
37	Ed Stevens	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	26
18	Emil Verban	Boston Braves	2B	35
7	Emil Verban	Chicago Cubs	2B	35
11	Nanny Fernandez	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	32
22	Walt Linden	Boston Braves	C	27
10	Earl Turner	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	28
29	Danny Gardella	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	31
40	Ed Mierkowicz	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	27
26	Pete Milne	New York Giants	PH	26
25	Marv Rackley	Cincinnati Reds	PH	29
16	Johnny Blatnik	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	30
35	Johnny Blatnik	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	30
13	Marv Rickert	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	30
39	Roy Weatherly	New York Giants	OF	36
38	Jay Avrea	Cincinnati Reds	P	30
11	Jack Banta	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	25
26	Rex Barney	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	26
38	Frank Barrett	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	37
24	Bob Chesnes	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	30
11	Al Epperly	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	33
37	Harry Gumbert	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	41
22	Mickey Haefner	Boston Braves	P	38
30	Kirby Higbe	New York Giants	P	36
23	Doyle Lade	Chicago Cubs	P	30
28	Vic Lombardi	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
35	Mal Mallette	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	29
39	Fred Martin	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
23	Pat McGlothin	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	30
30	Frank Papish	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
13	Bill Pierro	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	25
33	Jim Romano	Brooklyn Dodgers	P	24
26	Normie Roy	Boston Braves	P	22
96	Bill Voiselle	Chicago Cubs	P	32
31	Bucky Walters	Boston Braves	P	42
14	Rudy Rufer	New York Giants	SS	24
33	Eddie Miller	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	34
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1950 National League Retirements

1950 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1950 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Goose Goslin played for eighteen seasons and averaged one-hundred twenty-seven games played per season. In 1938, during his final at-bat, he twisted his back and was replaced at the plate by a pinch-hitter for the first time in his Major League career. Stan Musial ended his Major League career on September 29, 1963. His final hit was a single during the sixth inning off Jim Maloney which drove in his last RBI (which was Curt Flood).