National League Retirements 1975
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
29, 31	Cy Acosta	Philadelphia Phillies	P	29
20	Rafael Batista	Houston Astros	PH	28
18	Glenn Beckert	San Diego Padres	3B	35
16	Dick Billings	St. Louis Cardinals	PH	33
40	Tom Bradley	San Francisco Giants	P	29
23	Hal Breeden	Montreal Expos	1B	31
5	Ed Brinkman	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	34
32	Jake Brown	San Francisco Giants	OF	28
32	Ron Bryant	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
51	Tom Carroll	Cincinnati Reds	P	23
24	Danny Cater	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	36
18, 5	Ron Clark	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	33
20	Jesus de la Rosa	Houston Astros	PH	22
25	Don DeMola	Montreal Expos	P	23
22	Ron Dunn	Chicago Cubs	3B	26
44	Larry Fritz	Philadelphia Phillies	PH	27
22	Bob Gallagher	New York Mets	OF	27
25	Gary Gentry	Atlanta Braves	P	29
45	Bob Gibson	St. Louis Cardinals	P	40
25	Don Hahn	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	27
6	Don Hahn	San Diego Padres	OF	27
29	Don Hahn	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	27
35	Tom Hilgendorf	Philadelphia Phillies	P	34
10	Dave Hilton	San Diego Padres	3B	25
21	Gene Hiser	Chicago Cubs	OF	27
18	Steve Huntz	San Diego Padres	3B	30
40	Ryan Kurosaki	St. Louis Cardinals	P	23
36	Bob Locker	Chicago Cubs	P	38
16	Charlie Manuel	Los Angeles Dodgers	PH	32
46	Juan Marichal	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	38
48	Sam McDowell	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
24	Joe McIntosh	San Diego Padres	P	24
26, 20	Dave McNally	Montreal Expos	P	33
29, 48	Jim Minshall	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
17	Jerry Moses	San Diego Padres	C	29
2	Brock Pemberton	New York Mets	PH	22
24	Paul Popovich	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	35
12, 71	Paul Powell	Los Angeles Dodgers	C	28
37	Willie Prall	Chicago Cubs	P	26
28	Mike Rogodzinski	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	28
41	Dave Sells	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	29
13	Dick Sharon	San Diego Padres	OF	26
40	Sonny Siebert	San Diego Padres	P	39
40	George Stone	New York Mets	P	29
48	Randy Tate	New York Mets	P	23
7	Frank Tepedino	Atlanta Braves	PH	28
35	Greg Terlecky	St. Louis Cardinals	P	24
33	Mike Thompson	Atlanta Braves	P	26
39	Eddie Watt	Chicago Cubs	P	35
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1975 National League Retirements

1975 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1975 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. On July 28, 1976, Blue Moon Odom pitched the final five innings of his Major League career. He was relieved by Francisco Barrios in the sixth inning and the two White Sox combined to pitch a 2-1 no-hitter versus the Oakland Athletics. 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.