American League Retirements 1970
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
23	Mike Derrick	Boston Red Sox	OF	27
17, 26	Ray Jarvis	Boston Red Sox	P	25
36	Dick Mills	Boston Red Sox	P	26
27	Ed Phillips	Boston Red Sox	P	26
36	Jose Santiago	Boston Red Sox	P	30
4	Tom Satriano	Boston Red Sox	C	30
20	Lee Stange	Boston Red Sox	P	34
35	Gary Wagner	Boston Red Sox	P	30
28	Randy Brown	California Angels	C	26
26, 48	Terry Cox	California Angels	P	22
5	Jim Hicks	California Angels	PH	31
1, 42	Ray Oyler	California Angels	SS	32
68	Harvey Shank	California Angels	P	24
8	Jarvis Tatum	California Angels	OF	24
39	Wally Wolf	California Angels	P	29
30	Gerry Arrigo	Chicago White Sox	P	29
15	Bob Christian	Chicago White Sox	OF	25
44	Jerry Crider	Chicago White Sox	P	29
8	John Matias	Chicago White Sox	OF	26
48	Richie Moloney	Chicago White Sox	P	20
19	Barry Moore	Chicago White Sox	P	28
24	Danny Murphy	Chicago White Sox	P	28
47	Gene Rounsaville	Chicago White Sox	P	26
27	Don Secrist	Chicago White Sox	P	27
23	Tommie Sisk	Chicago White Sox	P	29
45	Lee Stange	Chicago White Sox	P	34
13	Vern Fuller	Cleveland Indians	2B	27
11	Tony Horton	Cleveland Indians	1B	26
29	Lou Klimchock	Cleveland Indians	1B	31
31	Barry Moore	Cleveland Indians	P	28
25	Russ Nagelson	Cleveland Indians	OF	26
42	Jim Rittwage	Cleveland Indians	P	26
10	Rich Rollins	Cleveland Indians	3B	33
36	Norm McRae	Detroit Tigers	P	23
31	Russ Nagelson	Detroit Tigers	OF	26
20	Bob Reed	Detroit Tigers	P	26
27	Jerry Robertson	Detroit Tigers	P	27
46	Dennis Saunders	Detroit Tigers	P	22
42	Ken Szotkiewicz	Detroit Tigers	SS	24
16	Earl Wilson	Detroit Tigers	P	36
14	Jerry Adair	Kansas City Royals	2B	34
1	Luis Alcaraz	Kansas City Royals	2B	29
17	Dave Morehead	Kansas City Royals	P	28
32	Don O'Riley	Kansas City Royals	P	26
7	Billy Sorrell	Kansas City Royals	3B	30
6, 12	George Spriggs	Kansas City Royals	OF	34
31	Hawk Taylor	Kansas City Royals	C	32
10	Max Alvis	Milwaukee Brewers	3B	33
32	Gene Brabender	Milwaukee Brewers	P	29
31	Bruce Brubaker	Milwaukee Brewers	P	29
9	Tito Francona	Milwaukee Brewers	1B	37
34	Greg Goossen	Milwaukee Brewers	1B	25
47	Bob Humphreys	Milwaukee Brewers	P	35
49	George Lauzerique	Milwaukee Brewers	P	23
38	Bob Meyer	Milwaukee Brewers	P	31
41	Ray Peters	Milwaukee Brewers	P	24
9	Rich Rollins	Milwaukee Brewers	3B	33
7	Russ Snyder	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	36
4	Bob Allison	Minnesota Twins	OF	36
19	Herman Hill	Minnesota Twins	OF	25
27	Minnie Mendoza	Minnesota Twins	3B	37
40	Cotton Nash	Minnesota Twins	1B	28
7	Frank Quilici	Minnesota Twins	2B	32
49	Loyd Colson	New York Yankees	P	23
52	Joe Verbanic	New York Yankees	P	28
25	Pete Ward	New York Yankees	1B	33
36	Tito Francona	Oakland Athletics	1B	37
32	Bob Johnson	Oakland Athletics	3B	35
35	Darrell Osteen	Oakland Athletics	P	28
45	Roberto Rodriguez	Oakland Athletics	P	30
46	Fred Talbot	Oakland Athletics	P	29
31	Jose Tartabull	Oakland Athletics	OF	32
16	Dooley Womack	Oakland Athletics	P	31
19	Cisco Carlos	Washington Senators	P	30
24	Greg Goossen	Washington Senators	OF	25
23	Bob Humphreys	Washington Senators	P	35
5	Dick Nen	Washington Senators	1B	31
17	Pedro Ramos	Washington Senators	P	36
13	Johnny Roseboro	Washington Senators	C	38
18	Dick Such	Washington Senators	P	26
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1970 American League Retirements

1970 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1970 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. On September 28, 1960, broadcaster Curt Gowdy uttered, "It's got a chance. It's got a chance. And it's gone!" Those words were used to describe the final at-bat of slugger Ted Williams. 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).