National League Retirements 1970
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
33	Mel Behney	Cincinnati Reds	P	23
36	Fred Cambria	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	23
32, 34	Jim Dunegan	Chicago Cubs	P	23
41	Miguel Puente	San Francisco Giants	P	23
24	Jim Kennedy	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	24
27	Rick Kester	Atlanta Braves	P	24
25	Scott Reid	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	24
24	Mike Wegener	Montreal Expos	P	24
39	Jim Williams	San Diego Padres	OF	24
41	Mike Davison	San Francisco Giants	P	25
49	Jim Johnson	San Francisco Giants	P	25
16	Van Kelly	San Diego Padres	3B	25
26	Keith Lampard	Houston Astros	OF	25
29	Lou Marone	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	25
38	Roe Skidmore	Chicago Cubs	PH	25
7	Mike Compton	Philadelphia Phillies	C	26
17	Bill Dillman	Montreal Expos	P	26
43	Billy McCool	St. Louis Cardinals	P	26
31	Gary Moore	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	26
22	Rich Nye	Montreal Expos	P	26
22	Rich Nye	St. Louis Cardinals	P	26
5	Jose Arcia	San Diego Padres	SS	27
21	Frank Bertaina	St. Louis Cardinals	P	27
36	Dick Colpaert	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	27
20	Leon McFadden	Houston Astros	PR	27
42	John Noriega	Cincinnati Reds	P	27
27	Sam Parrilla	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	27
45	Jerry Stephenson	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	27
31	Bob Taylor	San Francisco Giants	OF	27
22	Ron Willis	San Diego Padres	P	27
10	Jim Campbell	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	28
32	Jim Cosman	Chicago Cubs	P	28
31	Jack DiLauro	Houston Astros	P	28
15	Jose Martinez	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	28
25	Jerry Nyman	San Diego Padres	P	28
37	Steve Whitaker	San Francisco Giants	OF	28
6	Don Bryant	Houston Astros	C	29
38	Jose Herrera	Montreal Expos	PH	29
28	Carroll Sembera	Montreal Expos	P	29
21	Joe Sparma	Montreal Expos	P	29
32	Fred Wenz	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
29	Bart Zeller	St. Louis Cardinals	C	29
19	Del Bates	Philadelphia Phillies	C	30
6, 10	George Kopacz	Pittsburgh Pirates	1B	30
11	Joe Nossek	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	30
43	Roberto Rodriguez	Chicago Cubs	P	30
31	Roberto Rodriguez	San Diego Padres	P	30
47	Bill Faul	San Francisco Giants	P	31
14	Len Gabrielson	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	31
18	Rick Joseph	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	31
18	Mike Shannon	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	31
29	Aubrey Gatewood	Atlanta Braves	P	32
17	Jay Ward	Cincinnati Reds	3B	32
19	Jimmie Hall	Atlanta Braves	OF	33
23	Jimmie Hall	Chicago Cubs	OF	33
31	Al McBean	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	33
36	Al McBean	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
39	Ray Washburn	Cincinnati Reds	P	33
23	Fred Whitfield	Montreal Expos	1B	33
27	Jack Baldschun	San Diego Padres	P	34
34	Bo Belinsky	Cincinnati Reds	P	34
5	Doc Edwards	Philadelphia Phillies	C	34
19	Gary Geiger	Houston Astros	OF	34
10	Bob Tillman	Atlanta Braves	C	34
45	Don Cardwell	Atlanta Braves	P	35
27	Don Cardwell	New York Mets	P	35
36	Julio Navarro	Atlanta Braves	P	35
5	Dave Ricketts	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	35
40	Earl Wilson	San Diego Padres	P	36
12	Jim Davenport	San Francisco Giants	3B	37
30	Ken Johnson	Montreal Expos	P	37
43	Dan Osinski	Houston Astros	P	37
27	Ron Kline	Atlanta Braves	P	39
34	Hank Aguirre	Chicago Cubs	P	40
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1970 National League Retirements

1970 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1970 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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). 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.