American League Retirements 2006
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
15	Phil Nevin	Minnesota Twins	1B	36
33	Eduardo Perez	Cleveland Indians	1B	37
16	Travis Lee	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	1B	32
23	Roberto Petagine	Seattle Mariners	1B	35
24	Kevin Witt	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	1B	31
13	Edgardo Alfonzo	Toronto Blue Jays	2B	33
19	Kevin Hooper	Detroit Tigers	2B	30
8	Mark Kiger	Oakland Athletics	2B	27
12	Lou Merloni	Cleveland Indians	2B	36
2	Drew Meyer	Texas Rangers	2B	25
2	Eric Young	Texas Rangers	2B	40
13	Edgardo Alfonzo	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	3B	33
23	John Hattig	Toronto Blue Jays	3B	27
5	Jeremy Brown	Oakland Athletics	C	27
40	Ken Huckaby	Boston Red Sox	C	36
13	Tim Laker	Cleveland Indians	C	37
18	Javy Lopez	Baltimore Orioles	C	36
23	Javy Lopez	Boston Red Sox	C	36
49	Miguel Ojeda	Texas Rangers	C	32
18	Chris Widger	Baltimore Orioles	C	36
36	Chris Widger	Chicago White Sox	C	36
13	Vance Wilson	Detroit Tigers	C	34
8	Carl Everett	Seattle Mariners	DH	35
25	Phil Nevin	Texas Rangers	DH	36
33	Eduardo Perez	Seattle Mariners	DH	37
21	Ruben Sierra	Minnesota Twins	DH	41
24	Adrian Brown	Texas Rangers	OF	33
12	Doug Clark	Oakland Athletics	OF	31
19	Bubba Crosby	New York Yankees	OF	30
45	Alexis Gomez	Detroit Tigers	OF	28
45	Aaron Guiel	Kansas City Royals	OF	34
46	Aaron Guiel	New York Yankees	OF	34
28	Todd Hollandsworth	Cleveland Indians	OF	34
27	Damon Hollins	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	32
16	Adam Hyzdu	Texas Rangers	OF	35
15	Matt Lawton	Seattle Mariners	OF	35
26	Terrence Long	New York Yankees	OF	31
32	Luis Matos	Baltimore Orioles	OF	28
21	Chad Mottola	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	35
19	Curtis Pride	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	OF	38
27	Kevin Reese	New York Yankees	OF	29
44	Kerry Robinson	Kansas City Royals	OF	33
16	Ed Rogers	Baltimore Orioles	OF	28
15	Tim Salmon	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	OF	38
51	Bernie Williams	New York Yankees	OF	38
59	Abe Alvarez	Boston Red Sox	P	24
39	Steve Andrade	Kansas City Royals	P	29
58	Adam Bernero	Kansas City Royals	P	30
64	Travis Chick	Seattle Mariners	P	22
39	Jason Childers	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	32
30	Matt Clement	Boston Red Sox	P	32
28	Eric DuBose	Baltimore Orioles	P	31
47	Scott Dunn	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	29
46	Scott Erickson	New York Yankees	P	39
36	Seth Etherton	Kansas City Royals	P	30
53	Emiliano Fruto	Seattle Mariners	P	22
32	Danny Graves	Cleveland Indians	P	33
50	John Halama	Baltimore Orioles	P	35
51	Brad Halsey	Oakland Athletics	P	26
38	Travis Harper	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	31
58	Jeff Harris	Seattle Mariners	P	32
43	Chad Harville	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	30
32	Dustin Hermanson	Chicago White Sox	P	34
43	Mike Holtz	Boston Red Sox	P	34
39	Kevin Jarvis	Boston Red Sox	P	37
32	Steve Karsay	Oakland Athletics	P	35
30	Cory Lidle	New York Yankees	P	35
57	Julio Manon	Baltimore Orioles	P	33
22	Joe Mays	Kansas City Royals	P	31
46	Brian Meadows	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	31
33	Dan Miceli	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	36
65	Agustin Montero	Chicago White Sox	P	29
37	Clint Nageotte	Seattle Mariners	P	26
43	Jeff Nelson	Chicago White Sox	P	40
18	Cliff Politte	Chicago White Sox	P	33
22	Brad Radke	Minnesota Twins	P	34
43	Sandy Rleal	Baltimore Orioles	P	26
50	Eddy Rodriguez	Baltimore Orioles	P	25
50	Davis Romero	Toronto Blue Jays	P	24
52	Matt Roney	Oakland Athletics	P	27
47	Scott Sauerbeck	Cleveland Indians	P	35
36, 11	Scott Sauerbeck	Oakland Athletics	P	35
44	Brian Sikorski	Cleveland Indians	P	32
31	Aaron Small	New York Yankees	P	35
19	Mike Smith	Minnesota Twins	P	29
36, 63	Steve Stemle	Kansas City Royals	P	30
50	Sean Tracey	Chicago White Sox	P	26
46	Jermaine Van Buren	Boston Red Sox	P	26
41	Pete Walker	Toronto Blue Jays	P	38
38	Kris Wilson	New York Yankees	P	30
61	Jason Windsor	Oakland Athletics	P	24
59	Esteban Yan	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	P	31
4	Antonio Perez	Oakland Athletics	SS	27
62, 10	Luis Ordaz	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	SS	31
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
2006 American League Retirements

2006 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 2006 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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. 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.