American League Retirements 1990
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
59	Steve Adkins	New York Yankees	P	26
46	Jay Aldrich	Baltimore Orioles	P	30
7	Kent Anderson	California Angels	SS	27
21	Doug Baker	Minnesota Twins	2B	30
34	Billy Bates	Milwaukee Brewers	2B	27
34	Kevin Bearse	Cleveland Indians	P	25
18	Kevin Belcher	Texas Rangers	OF	23
8	Bob Boone	Kansas City Royals	C	43
37	Danny Boone	Baltimore Orioles	P	37
32	Thad Bosley	Texas Rangers	OF	34
1	Phil Bradley	Baltimore Orioles	OF	32
8	Phil Bradley	Chicago White Sox	OF	32
10	Tom Brookens	Cleveland Indians	3B	37
28	Marty Brown	Baltimore Orioles	2B	28
22	Bill Buckner	Boston Red Sox	1B	41
57	Jim Campbell	Kansas City Royals	P	25
45	Bryan Clark	Seattle Mariners	P	34
36, 46	Mark Clear	California Angels	P	35
10	Pete Coachman	California Angels	3B	29
34	Chris Codiroli	Kansas City Royals	P	33
36	Sherman Corbett	California Angels	P	28
32	Steve Cummings	Toronto Blue Jays	P	26
59	Carlos Diaz	Toronto Blue Jays	C	26
2	Edgar Diaz	Milwaukee Brewers	SS	27
37	Richard Dotson	Kansas City Royals	P	32
54	Tim Drummond	Minnesota Twins	P	26
16	Brian DuBois	Detroit Tigers	P	24
5	Jim Dwyer	Minnesota Twins	DH	41
37	Gary Eave	Seattle Mariners	P	27
35	Narciso Elvira	Milwaukee Brewers	P	23
54	Luis Encarnacion	Kansas City Royals	P	27
26	Jim Eppard	Toronto Blue Jays	PH	31
35	Pete Filson	Kansas City Royals	P	32
30	Terry Francona	Milwaukee Brewers	1B	32
29	Brian Giles	Seattle Mariners	SS	31
46	Tom Gilles	Toronto Blue Jays	P	28
38	CeciIio Guante	Cleveland Indians	P	31
17	Keith Hernandez	Cleveland Indians	1B	37
31	Eric Hetzel	Boston Red Sox	P	27
51	Brian Holton	Baltimore Orioles	P	31
44	John Hoover	Texas Rangers	P	28
48	Steve Howard	Oakland Athletics	OF	27
2	Steve Jeltz	Kansas City Royals	2B	32
43	Matt Kinzer	Detroit Tigers	P	27
5	Randy Kutcher	Boston Red Sox	OF	31
52	Jerry Kutzler	Chicago White Sox	P	26
10	Rick Lancellotti	Boston Red Sox	1B	34
18	Tom Lawless	Toronto Blue Jays	3B	34
38	John Leister	Boston Red Sox	P	30
34	Chet Lemon	Detroit Tigers	OF	36
00	Jeffrey Leonard	Seattle Mariners	OF	35
42	Vance Lovelace	Seattle Mariners	P	27
38	Rick Luecken	Toronto Blue Jays	P	30
20	Urbano Lugo	Detroit Tigers	P	28
51	Ramon Manon	Texas Rangers	P	23
34	Larry McWilliams	Kansas City Royals	P	37
53	Scott Medvin	Seattle Mariners	P	29
50	Gary Mielke	Texas Rangers	P	28
38	Greg Minton	California Angels	P	39
27	Paul Mirabella	Milwaukee Brewers	P	37
24	John Mitchell	Baltimore Orioles	P	25
42	Al Nipper	Cleveland Indians	P	32
21	Donell Nixon	Baltimore Orioles	OF	29
17	Mike Norris	Oakland Athletics	P	36
37	Randy Nosek	Detroit Tigers	P	24
29	Rey Palacios	Kansas City Royals	C	28
42	Jim Pankovits	Boston Red Sox	2B	35
44	Ken Phelps	Cleveland Indians	1B	36
44	Ken Phelps	Oakland Athletics	DH	36
23	Joe Price	Baltimore Orioles	P	34
3	Johnny Ray	California Angels	2B	34
3, 45	Jerry Reed	Boston Red Sox	P	35
31	Jerry Reed	Seattle Mariners	P	35
37	Jeff Richardson	California Angels	P	27
13	Billy Jo Robidoux	Boston Red Sox	1B	27
54	Mike Rochford	Boston Red Sox	P	28
12	Ed Romero	Detroit Tigers	3B	33
31	Israel Sanchez	Kansas City Royals	P	27
2	Rafael Santana	Cleveland Indians	SS	33
20	Jack Savage	Minnesota Twins	P	27
23	Bill Schroeder	California Angels	C	32
46	Mike Schwabe	Detroit Tigers	P	26
30	Bob Sebra	Milwaukee Brewers	P	29
40	Daryl Smith	Kansas City Royals	P	30
41	Mike Smith	Baltimore Orioles	P	27
21	Matt Stark	Chicago White Sox	DH	26
28	Jeff Stone	Boston Red Sox	DH	30
52	Mel Stottlemyre	Kansas City Royals	P	27
46	Dorn Taylor	Baltimore Orioles	P	32
50	Jay Tibbs	Baltimore Orioles	P	29
2	Wayne Tolleson	New York Yankees	SS	35
26	Ozzie Virgil	Toronto Blue Jays	C	34
35	Greg Walker	Baltimore Orioles	DH	31
29	Greg Walker	Chicago White Sox	1B	31
50	Colby Ward	Cleveland Indians	P	27
32	Gary Ward	Detroit Tigers	OF	37
18	Claudell Washington	California Angels	OF	36
17	Claudell Washington	New York Yankees	OF	36
20	Frank White	Kansas City Royals	2B	40
41	Rich Yett	Minnesota Twins	P	28
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1990 American League Retirements

1990 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1990 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).