American League Retirements 2005
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
23, 19	James Baldwin	Baltimore Orioles	P	34
37	Napoleon Calzado	Baltimore Orioles	OF	29
3	Midre Cummings	Baltimore Orioles	OF	34
58	Alejandro Freire	Baltimore Orioles	1B	31
15	Ramon Nivar	Baltimore Orioles	OF	26
25	Rafael Palmeiro	Baltimore Orioles	1B	41
28	Keith Reed	Baltimore Orioles	OF	27
39	Steve Reed	Baltimore Orioles	P	41
17	B.J. Surhoff	Baltimore Orioles	OF	41
75	Walter Young	Baltimore Orioles	1B	26
40	Alejandro Machado	Boston Red Sox	2B	24
31	Matt Mantei	Boston Red Sox	P	32
10	David McCarty	Boston Red Sox	1B	36
59	Blaine Neal	Boston Red Sox	P	28
19	John Olerud	Boston Red Sox	1B	37
46	Matt Perisho	Boston Red Sox	P	30
10	Shawn Wooten	Boston Red Sox	C	33
65	David Sanders	Chicago White Sox	P	26
10	Shingo Takatsu	Chicago White Sox	P	37
58	Kevin Walker	Chicago White Sox	P	29
9	Jason Dubois	Cleveland Indians	OF	27
16	Juan Gonzalez	Cleveland Indians	OF	36
8	Jeff Liefer	Cleveland Indians	1B	31
32	Kazuhito Tadano	Cleveland Indians	P	26
52	Doug Creek	Detroit Tigers	P	37
51	Vic Darensbourg	Detroit Tigers	P	35
57	Craig Dingman	Detroit Tigers	P	32
53	Sean Douglass	Detroit Tigers	P	27
39	Tony Giarratano	Detroit Tigers	SS	23
50	Andrew Good	Detroit Tigers	P	26
4	Bobby Higginson	Detroit Tigers	OF	35
39	Jason Karnuth	Detroit Tigers	P	30
74	Ugueth Urbina	Detroit Tigers	P	32
50	Mark Woodyard	Detroit Tigers	P	27
19	Brian Anderson	Kansas City Royals	P	34
56	Jaime Cerda	Kansas City Royals	P	27
28	Ken Harvey	Kansas City Royals	1B	28
1	Denny Hocking	Kansas City Royals	2B	36
38	Ryan Jensen	Kansas City Royals	P	30
36	Calvin Pickering	Kansas City Royals	DH	29
46	Jason Christiansen	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	P	36
5	Dave Matranga	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	2B	29
38	Chris Prieto	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	OF	33
51	Zach Sorensen	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	2B	29
15	Brent Abernathy	Minnesota Twins	2B	28
21	Bret Boone	Minnesota Twins	2B	37
56	Travis Bowyer	Minnesota Twins	P	24
59	Dave Gassner	Minnesota Twins	P	27
16	Glenn Williams	Minnesota Twins	3B	28
31	Jason Anderson	New York Yankees	P	26
27	Kevin Brown	New York Yankees	P	41
61, 58	Jorge De Paula	New York Yankees	P	26
29	Felix Escalona	New York Yankees	SS	27
17	John Flaherty	New York Yankees	C	38
58	Alex Graman	New York Yankees	P	28
38	Buddy Groom	New York Yankees	P	40
19	Al Leiter	New York Yankees	P	40
24	Tino Martinez	New York Yankees	1B	38
46	Darrell May	New York Yankees	P	33
38	Ramiro Mendoza	New York Yankees	P	33
48	Paul Quantrill	New York Yankees	P	37
26	Rey Sanchez	New York Yankees	SS	38
4	Jermaine Clark	Oakland Athletics	2B	29
44	Erubiel Durazo	Oakland Athletics	1B	32
6	Keith Ginter	Oakland Athletics	2B	30
26	Charles Thomas	Oakland Athletics	OF	27
12	Matt Watson	Oakland Athletics	OF	27
29	Bret Boone	Seattle Mariners	2B	37
37	Pat Borders	Seattle Mariners	C	43
62	Jaime Bubela	Seattle Mariners	OF	27
10	Dave Hansen	Seattle Mariners	1B	37
17	Shigetoshi Hasegawa	Seattle Mariners	P	37
35	Masao Kida	Seattle Mariners	P	37
56	Bobby Madritsch	Seattle Mariners	P	30
36	Jamal Strong	Seattle Mariners	OF	27
6	Dan Wilson	Seattle Mariners	C	37
24	Charles Johnson	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	C	34
47	Franklin Nunez	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	29
2	Alex Sanchez	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	29
10	Chris Singleton	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	33
29	Reggie Taylor	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	29
53	John Webb	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	27
40, 98	Carlos Almanzar	Texas Rangers	P	32
39	James Baldwin	Texas Rangers	P	34
41	Juan Dominguez	Texas Rangers	P	26
51	Richard Hidalgo	Texas Rangers	OF	30
20	Marshall McDougall	Texas Rangers	3B	27
57	Nick Regilio	Texas Rangers	P	27
48	Matt Riley	Texas Rangers	P	26
30	Ricardo Rodriguez	Texas Rangers	P	28
56	Michael Tejera	Texas Rangers	P	29
38	Justin Thompson	Texas Rangers	P	33
56	Andy Dominique	Toronto Blue Jays	C	30
4	Frank Menechino	Toronto Blue Jays	2B	35
28	Greg Myers	Toronto Blue Jays	C	40
48	Matt Whiteside	Toronto Blue Jays	P	38
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
2005 American League Retirements

2005 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 2005 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). 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.