National League Retirements 1990
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
48	Marty Clary	Atlanta Braves	P	29
7	Jody Davis	Atlanta Braves	1B	34
17	Nick Esasky	Atlanta Braves	1B	31
8	Alexis Infante	Atlanta Braves	2B	29
40	Charlie Kerfeld	Atlanta Braves	P	27
17	Jimmy Kremers	Atlanta Braves	C	25
49	Rick Luecken	Atlanta Braves	P	30
38	Kelly Mann	Atlanta Braves	C	23
34	Paul Marak	Atlanta Braves	P	25
52	Rusty Richards	Atlanta Braves	P	26
8	Victor Rosario	Atlanta Braves	SS	24
14	Andres Thomas	Atlanta Braves	SS	27
51	Kevin Blankenship	Chicago Cubs	P	28
42	Kevin Coffman	Chicago Cubs	P	26
33	Lance Dickson	Chicago Cubs	P	21
43	Joe Kraemer	Chicago Cubs	P	26
39	Jose Nunez	Chicago Cubs	P	27
41	Jeff Pico	Chicago Cubs	P	25
15	Domingo Ramos	Chicago Cubs	3B	33
25	Marvell Wynne	Chicago Cubs	OF	31
12	Billy Bates	Cincinnati Reds	2B	27
48	Tim Birtsas	Cincinnati Reds	P	30
12	Paul Noce	Cincinnati Reds	PH	31
16	Ron Oester	Cincinnati Reds	2B	35
36	Rolando Roomes	Cincinnati Reds	OF	29
8	Alex Trevino	Cincinnati Reds	C	33
17	Jeff Baldwin	Houston Astros	OF	25
54	Randy Hennis	Houston Astros	P	25
37	Charlie Kerfeld	Houston Astros	P	27
4	Steve Lombardozzi	Houston Astros	PH	31
26	Louie Meadows	Houston Astros	OF	30
35	Brian Meyer	Houston Astros	P	28
9	Alex Trevino	Houston Astros	C	33
22	Don Aase	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	36
9	Mickey Hatcher	Los Angeles Dodgers	1B	36
31	Jim Neidlinger	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	26
26	Pat Perry	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	32
59	Ray Searage	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	36
20	Brian Traxler	Los Angeles Dodgers	1B	23
51	Dave Walsh	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	30
51	Terry Wells	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	27
49	Howard Farmer	Montreal Expos	P	24
26	Brett Gideon	Montreal Expos	P	27
45	Drew Hall	Montreal Expos	P	28
6	Wallace Johnson	Montreal Expos	1B	34
42	Bob Malloy	Montreal Expos	P	26
15	Orlando Mercado	Montreal Expos	C	29
54	Dale Mohorcic	Montreal Expos	P	35
27	Rolando Roomes	Montreal Expos	OF	29
48	Rich Thompson	Montreal Expos	P	32
46	Chris Jelic	New York Mets	OF	27
36	Dave Liddell	New York Mets	C	24
35	Orlando Mercado	New York Mets	C	29
13	Jeff Musselman	New York Mets	P	27
27	Tom O'Malley	New York Mets	3B	30
1	Lou Thornton	New York Mets	OF	28
6	Alex Trevino	New York Mets	C	33
27	Curt Ford	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	30
43	Ken Howell	Philadelphia Phillies	P	30
53	Chuck Malone	Philadelphia Phillies	P	25
29	Louie Meadows	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	30
46	Brad Moore	Philadelphia Phillies	P	26
11	Tom Nieto	Philadelphia Phillies	C	30
34	Dickie Noles	Philadelphia Phillies	P	34
46	Doug Bair	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	41
42	Steve Carter	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	26
47, 49	Jerry Reuss	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	41
23	R.J. Reynolds	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	32
58	Mike Roesler	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	27
29, 30	Mark Ross	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	33
27	Mark Ryal	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	31
30	Jay Tibbs	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	29
44	John Davis	San Diego Padres	P	28
8	Fred Lynn	San Diego Padres	OF	39
7	Rob Nelson	San Diego Padres	PH	27
54	Ronn Reynolds	San Diego Padres	C	32
35	Rafael Valdez	San Diego Padres	P	23
18	Bill Bathe	San Francisco Giants	C	30
51	Greg Booker	San Francisco Giants	P	30
13	Ernie Camacho	San Francisco Giants	P	36
39	Bob Knepper	San Francisco Giants	P	37
39	Mike Laga	San Francisco Giants	1B	30
25	Rick Leach	San Francisco Giants	OF	34
36	Randy McCament	San Francisco Giants	P	28
55	Randy O'Neal	San Francisco Giants	P	30
47	Dan Quisenberry	San Francisco Giants	P	38
59	Rick Rodriguez	San Francisco Giants	P	30
35	Andres Santana	San Francisco Giants	SS	23
30	Mark Thurmond	San Francisco Giants	P	34
62	Ernie Camacho	St. Louis Cardinals	P	36
61	Stan Clarke	St. Louis Cardinals	P	30
15	Dave Collins	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	38
42	Howard Hilton	St. Louis Cardinals	P	27
49	Ricky Horton	St. Louis Cardinals	P	31
41	Tom Niedenfuer	St. Louis Cardinals	P	31
30	John Tudor	St. Louis Cardinals	P	37
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1990 National League Retirements

1990 A.L. Retirements

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