National League Retirements 2002
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
18	Chris Donnels	Arizona Diamondbacks	3B	37
36	Mike Morgan	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	43
27	Armando Reynoso	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	37
30	Todd Stottlemyre	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	38
22	Greg Swindell	Arizona Diamondbacks	P	38
50	Steve Torrealba	Atlanta Braves	C	25
24	Roosevelt Brown	Chicago Cubs	OF	27
37	Scott Chiasson	Chicago Cubs	P	25
16	Delino DeShields	Chicago Cubs	OF	34
55	Courtney Duncan	Chicago Cubs	P	28
12	Angel Echevarria	Chicago Cubs	OF	32
15	Mario Encarnacion	Chicago Cubs	OF	27
6	Darren Lewis	Chicago Cubs	OF	35
58	Mike Mahoney	Chicago Cubs	C	30
15	Kevin Orie	Chicago Cubs	3B	30
39	Steve Smyth	Chicago Cubs	P	24
49	Luis Pineda	Cincinnati Reds	P	28
27	Jose Rijo	Cincinnati Reds	P	38
39	Jose Silva	Cincinnati Reds	P	29
50	Benny Agbayani	Colorado Rockies	OF	31
48	Mike James	Colorado Rockies	P	35
26	Walt McKeel	Colorado Rockies	C	31
47	Chris Nichting	Colorado Rockies	P	37
12	Jose Ortiz	Colorado Rockies	2B	25
62	Hansel Izquierdo	Florida Marlins	P	26
45, 46	Oswaldo Mairena	Florida Marlins	P	27
2	Marty Malloy	Florida Marlins	2B	31
32, 30	Tim Raines	Florida Marlins	OF	43
53	Nate Teut	Florida Marlins	P	27
39	T.J. Mathews	Houston Astros	P	33
23	Dave Mlicki	Houston Astros	P	34
35	Hipolito Pichardo	Houston Astros	P	33
43	Alan Zinter	Houston Astros	C	35
58	Kevin Beirne	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	29
56	Dennis Springer	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	38
54	Jeff Williams	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	30
55	Israel Alcantara	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	30
47	Mike Buddie	Milwaukee Brewers	P	32
49	Jose Cabrera	Milwaukee Brewers	P	31
43	Matt Childers	Milwaukee Brewers	P	24
81	Ben Diggins	Milwaukee Brewers	P	23
6	Jorge Fabregas	Milwaukee Brewers	C	33
26	Marcus Jensen	Milwaukee Brewers	C	30
23	Andrew Lorraine	Milwaukee Brewers	P	30
59	Brian Mallette	Milwaukee Brewers	P	28
32	Nick Neugebauer	Milwaukee Brewers	P	22
95	Takahito Nomura	Milwaukee Brewers	P	34
23	Alex Ochoa	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	31
30	Jimmy Osting	Milwaukee Brewers	P	26
13	Dave Pember	Milwaukee Brewers	P	25
33	Jim Rushford	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	29
50	Everett Stull	Milwaukee Brewers	P	31
38	Ryan Thompson	Milwaukee Brewers	OF	35
40	Henry Rodriguez	Montreal Expos	OF	35
9	Lee Stevens	Montreal Expos	1B	35
38	Ed Vosberg	Montreal Expos	P	41
55	Masato Yoshii	Montreal Expos	P	38
23	McKay Christensen	New York Mets	OF	27
5	Mark Johnson	New York Mets	1B	35
17	Satoru Komiyama	New York Mets	P	37
40	Tony Tarasco	New York Mets	OF	32
4	John Valentin	New York Mets	3B	36
48	David Coggin	Philadelphia Phillies	P	26
15	Dave Hollins	Philadelphia Phillies	3B	37
50	Doug Nickle	Philadelphia Phillies	P	28
6	Mike Benjamin	Pittsburgh Pirates	2B	37
29	Javier Cardona	San Diego Padres	C	27
49	Eric Cyr	San Diego Padres	P	24
41	Tom Davey	San Diego Padres	P	29
29	Kory DeHaan	San Diego Padres	OF	26
40	Matt DeWitt	San Diego Padres	P	25
28	Bobby Jones	San Diego Padres	P	33
25	Tom Lampkin	San Diego Padres	C	39
47	David Lundquist	San Diego Padres	P	29
43	Juan Moreno	San Diego Padres	P	28
43	Doug Nickle	San Diego Padres	P	28
37	Jose Nunez	San Diego Padres	P	24
24	Alex Pelaez	San Diego Padres	1B	27
43	Kevin Pickford	San Diego Padres	P	28
58	J.J. Trujillo	San Diego Padres	P	27
23	Shawon Dunston	San Francisco Giants	OF	40
31	Robb Nen	San Francisco Giants	P	33
40	Andy Benes	St. Louis Cardinals	P	35
28	Mike Coolbaugh	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	30
16	Ivan Cruz	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	35
52	Matt Duff	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
31	Chuck Finley	St. Louis Cardinals	P	40
58	Kevin Joseph	St. Louis Cardinals	P	26
57	Darryl Kile	St. Louis Cardinals	P	34
58	Jose Rodriguez	St. Louis Cardinals	P	28
52	Nerio Rodriguez	St. Louis Cardinals	P	32
52	Bud Smith	St. Louis Cardinals	P	23
36	Gene Stechschulte	St. Louis Cardinals	P	29
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
2002 National League Retirements

2002 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 2002 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. Hank Aaron ended his Major League career on October 3, 1976, with a sharp single during the sixth inning off Dave Roberts of the Detroit Tigers. 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.