American League Retirements 1993
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
62	Drew Denson	Chicago White Sox	1B	28
27	Glenn Davis	Baltimore Orioles	1B	33
38	Marcos Armas	Oakland Athletics	1B	24
5	Domingo Martinez	Toronto Blue Jays	1B	26
88	Paul Carey	Baltimore Orioles	1B	26
18	Carlos Quintana	Boston Red Sox	1B	28
25	Randy Bush	Minnesota Twins	1B	35
13	Bill Doran	Milwaukee Brewers	2B	36
19	Curtis Wilkerson	Kansas City Royals	2B	33
2	William Suero	Milwaukee Brewers	2B	27
12	Ernest Riles	Boston Red Sox	2B	33
20	Jeff Richardson	Boston Red Sox	2B	28
27	Terry Jorgensen	Minnesota Twins	3B	27
8	Craig Wilson	Kansas City Royals	3B	29
17	Kelly Gruber	California Angels	3B	32
22	Wally Backman	Seattle Mariners	3B	34
72	Carlton Fisk	Chicago White Sox	C	46
13	Larry Gonzales	California Angels	C	27
68	Doug Lindsey	Chicago White Sox	C	26
53	Nelson Santovenia	Kansas City Royals	C	32
17, 25	John Russell	Texas Rangers	C	33
12	Geno Petralli	Texas Rangers	C	34
14	John Orton	California Angels	C	28
36	Steve Balboni	Texas Rangers	DH	37
21	George Bell	Chicago White Sox	DH	34
5	George Brett	Kansas City Royals	DH	41
27	Ivan Calderon	Chicago White Sox	DH	32
9, 12	Pete O'Brien	Seattle Mariners	DH	36
29	Kevin Reimer	Milwaukee Brewers	DH	29
26	J.T. Bruett	Minnesota Twins	OF	26
52	Derek Lee	Minnesota Twins	OF	27
19	Robin Yount	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	38
30	Steve Lyons	Boston Red Sox	OF	33
21	Willie Canate	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	22
32	Dan Gladden	Detroit Tigers	OF	36
18	Donald Harris	Texas Rangers	OF	26
29	Mike Humphreys	New York Yankees	OF	27
49	Scott Lydy	Oakland Athletics	OF	25
58	Jeff McNeely	Boston Red Sox	OF	24
9	Gene Larkin	Minnesota Twins	OF	31
12	Lance Blankenship	Oakland Athletics	OF	30
23	Ivan Calderon	Boston Red Sox	OF	32
28	Henry Cotto	Seattle Mariners	OF	33
14	Chito Martinez	Baltimore Orioles	OF	28
11	Luis Mercedes	Baltimore Orioles	OF	26
40	Larry Sheets	Seattle Mariners	OF	34
42	Jim Austin	Milwaukee Brewers	P	30
50	Bob Ayrault	Seattle Mariners	P	28
52	Mike Boddicker	Milwaukee Brewers	P	36
57	Greg Brummett	Minnesota Twins	P	27
28	Todd Burns	Texas Rangers	P	30
46	Chuck Cary	Chicago White Sox	P	34
34	Andy Cook	New York Yankees	P	26
55	Mike Cook	Baltimore Orioles	P	30
46	Ken Dayley	Toronto Blue Jays	P	35
31	Frank DiPino	Kansas City Royals	P	37
31	Kelly Downs	Oakland Athletics	P	33
37	Mark Grater	Detroit Tigers	P	30
18	Dave Haas	Detroit Tigers	P	28
48	Hilly Hathaway	California Angels	P	24
53	Neal Heaton	New York Yankees	P	34
57	Shawn Hillegas	Oakland Athletics	P	29
38	Brad Holman	Seattle Mariners	P	26
42	Domingo Jean	New York Yankees	P	25
40	Dave Johnson	Detroit Tigers	P	34
43	Jeff Johnson	New York Yankees	P	27
50	Barry Jones	Chicago White Sox	P	31
46	John Kiely	Detroit Tigers	P	29
29	Tom Kramer	Cleveland Indians	P	26
34	Terry Leach	Chicago White Sox	P	40
32	Charlie Leibrandt	Texas Rangers	P	37
48, 52	Carlos Maldonado	Milwaukee Brewers	P	27
50	Matt Maysey	Milwaukee Brewers	P	27
48	Kevin McGehee	Baltimore Orioles	P	25
34	Sam Militello	New York Yankees	P	24
16	Gene Nelson	California Angels	P	33
23	Gene Nelson	Texas Rangers	P	33
36	Jerry Nielsen	California Angels	P	27
39	Rafael Novoa	Milwaukee Brewers	P	26
46	John O'Donoghue	Baltimore Orioles	P	25
48	Dennis Powell	Seattle Mariners	P	30
48	Ted Power	Cleveland Indians	P	39
42, 48	Ted Power	Seattle Mariners	P	39
34	Nolan Ryan	Texas Rangers	P	47
23	Mike Schooler	Texas Rangers	P	31
43	Darryl Scott	California Angels	P	25
47	Scott Scudder	Cleveland Indians	P	26
40	Zak Shinall	Seattle Mariners	P	25
20	Paul Swingle	California Angels	P	27
31	Frank Tanana	New York Yankees	P	40
56	Scott Taylor	Boston Red Sox	P	26
22	George Tsamis	Minnesota Twins	P	26
39	Mike Witt	New York Yankees	P	33
43	Cliff Young	Cleveland Indians	P	29
29	Curt Young	Oakland Athletics	P	34
40	Matt Young	Cleveland Indians	P	35
30	Jim Byrd	Boston Red Sox	PR	25
4	Alfredo Griffin	Toronto Blue Jays	SS	36
3, 8	Jim Walewander	California Angels	SS	32
8	Dickie Thon	Milwaukee Brewers	SS	35
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1993 American League Retirements

1993 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1993 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.