American League Retirements 1991
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
38	Dana Allison	Oakland Athletics	P	25
37	Beau Allred	Cleveland Indians	OF	26
49	Allan Anderson	Minnesota Twins	P	28
38	Don August	Milwaukee Brewers	P	28
27	John Barfield	Texas Rangers	P	27
36	Chris Beasley	California Angels	P	29
9	Tony Bernazard	Detroit Tigers	2B	35
44	Joe Bitker	Texas Rangers	P	28
29	Oil Can Boyd	Texas Rangers	P	32
9	Greg Brock	Milwaukee Brewers	1B	34
22	George Canale	Milwaukee Brewers	1B	26
10	Nick Capra	Texas Rangers	OF	34
41	Jeff Carter	Chicago White Sox	P	27
22	Carmen Castillo	Minnesota Twins	OF	33
55	John Cerutti	Detroit Tigers	P	32
49	Steve Chitren	Oakland Athletics	P	24
39	Stu Cole	Kansas City Royals	2B	26
32	Keith Comstock	Seattle Mariners	P	36
28	Steve Crawford	Kansas City Royals	P	34
49	Warren Cromartie	Kansas City Royals	1B	38
42	Mike Dalton	Detroit Tigers	P	29
40	Mark Davis	California Angels	OF	27
58	Francisco de la Rosa	Baltimore Orioles	P	26
17	Luis de los Santos	Detroit Tigers	OF	25
42	Tom Drees	Chicago White Sox	P	28
22	Kirk Dressendorfer	Oakland Athletics	P	23
45	Wayne Edwards	Chicago White Sox	P	28
46	Bruce Egloff	Cleveland Indians	P	27
6	Jose Escobar	Cleveland Indians	SS	31
24	Dwight Evans	Baltimore Orioles	OF	40
32	Dan Gakeler	Detroit Tigers	P	28
39	Wes Gardner	Kansas City Royals	P	31
59	Chris George	Milwaukee Brewers	P	25
38	Jeff Gray	Boston Red Sox	P	29
30	Ken Griffey	Seattle Mariners	OF	42
40	Andy Hawkins	New York Yankees	P	32
41	Andy Hawkins	Oakland Athletics	P	32
45	Kevin Hickey	Baltimore Orioles	P	36
36	Brian Holman	Seattle Mariners	P	27
43	Jim Hunter	Milwaukee Brewers	P	27
25	Tracy Jones	Seattle Mariners	DH	31
19	Dana Kiecker	Boston Red Sox	P	31
58	Garland Kiser	Cleveland Indians	P	23
42	Ron Kittle	Chicago White Sox	1B	34
48	Brad Komminsk	Oakland Athletics	OF	31
2	Vance Law	Oakland Athletics	3B	35
22	Luis Lopez	Cleveland Indians	C	27
17	Scott Lusader	New York Yankees	OF	27
48	Julio Machado	Milwaukee Brewers	P	26
6	Ever Magallanes	Cleveland Indians	SS	26
14	Fred Manrique	Oakland Athletics	SS	30
22	Mike Marshall	Boston Red Sox	1B	32
41	Mike Marshall	California Angels	1B	32
13	Carmelo Martinez	Kansas City Royals	1B	31
38	Andy McGaffigan	Kansas City Royals	P	35
23	Luis Medina	Cleveland Indians	DH	29
9	Bobby Moore	Kansas City Royals	OF	26
43	Kevin Morton	Boston Red Sox	P	23
15	Lloyd Moseby	Detroit Tigers	OF	32
42	Eric Nolte	Texas Rangers	P	28
18	Jim Olander	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	29
34	Johnny Paredes	Detroit Tigers	2B	29
39	Dave Parker	California Angels	DH	40
39	Dave Parker	Toronto Blue Jays	DH	40
34	Pascual Perez	New York Yankees	P	35
46	Dan Petry	Boston Red Sox	P	33
46	Dan Petry	Detroit Tigers	P	33
54	Jeff Plympton	Boston Red Sox	P	26
7	Alonzo Powell	Seattle Mariners	OF	27
26	Terry Puhl	Kansas City Royals	OF	35
48	John Ramos	New York Yankees	C	26
23	Pat Rice	Seattle Mariners	P	28
16	Kevin Romine	Boston Red Sox	OF	31
27	Mark Salas	Detroit Tigers	C	31
43	Dan Schatzeder	Kansas City Royals	P	37
32	Calvin Schiraldi	Texas Rangers	P	29
18	Tony Scruggs	Texas Rangers	OF	26
25	John Shelby	Detroit Tigers	OF	34
17	Pat Sheridan	New York Yankees	OF	34
30	Eric Show	Oakland Athletics	P	36
4	Joel Skinner	Cleveland Indians	C	31
43	Roy Smith	Baltimore Orioles	P	30
41	Wade Taylor	New York Yankees	P	26
8	Max Venable	California Angels	OF	34
34	Hector Wagner	Kansas City Royals	P	23
47	Don Wakamatsu	Chicago White Sox	C	29
51	Steve Wapnick	Chicago White Sox	P	26
11	Ernie Whitt	Baltimore Orioles	C	39
13	Kenny Williams	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	28
44	Frank Wills	Toronto Blue Jays	P	33
3	Mookie Wilson	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	36
57	Ron Witmeyer	Oakland Athletics	1B	24
56	Mike York	Cleveland Indians	P	27
17	Paul Zuvella	Kansas City Royals	3B	33
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1991 American League Retirements

1991 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1991 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Did you know that future hall of fame pitcher Walter Johnson ended his Major League career in 1927 with a pinch-hit appearance? During the final game of the season pitcher Tom Zachary, who had just given up Babe Ruth's sixtieth home run of the season, was lifted and Johnson replaced him at the plate. Goose Goslin played for eighteen seasons and averaged one-hundred twenty-seven games played per season. In 1938, during his final at-bat, he twisted his back and was replaced at the plate by a pinch-hitter for the first time in his Major League career.