National League Retirements 1893
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
n/a	Bob Gilks	Baltimore Orioles	OF	29
n/a	Jim Long	Baltimore Orioles	OF	31
n/a	Edgar McNabb	Baltimore Orioles	P	28
n/a	Jocko Milligan	Baltimore Orioles	1B	32
n/a	Harry Stovey	Baltimore Orioles	OF	37
n/a	Harry Taylor	Baltimore Orioles	1B	28
n/a	Charlie Bennett	Boston Beaneaters	C	39
n/a	Cliff Carroll	Boston Beaneaters	OF	34
n/a	Bill Coyle	Boston Beaneaters	P	22
n/a	Jim Garry	Boston Beaneaters	P	24
n/a	Bill Quarles	Boston Beaneaters	P	25
n/a	Bill Van Dyke	Boston Beaneaters	OF	30
n/a	Ed Crane	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	P	32
n/a	Harry Stovey	Brooklyn Bridegrooms	OF	37
n/a	Bob Caruthers	Chicago Colts	OF	30
n/a	Frank Donnelly	Chicago Colts	P	24
n/a	Bob Glenalvin	Chicago Colts	2B	27
n/a	Abe Johnson	Chicago Colts	P	uk
n/a	Henry Lynch	Chicago Colts	OF	28
n/a	Hal Mauck	Chicago Colts	P	25
n/a	Gus McGinnis	Chicago Colts	P	23
n/a	Sam Shaw	Chicago Colts	P	uk
n/a	Gus Yost	Chicago Colts	P	uk
n/a	Bob Caruthers	Cincinnati Reds	OF	30
n/a	George Darby	Cincinnati Reds	P	25
n/a	Charlie Duffee	Cincinnati Reds	OF	28
n/a	George Henry	Cincinnati Reds	OF	30
n/a	Bumpus Jones	Cincinnati Reds	P	24
n/a	Pete Allen	Cleveland Spiders	C	26
n/a	Billy Alvord	Cleveland Spiders	3B	30
n/a	Frank Boyd	Cleveland Spiders	C	26
n/a	George Davies	Cleveland Spiders	P	26
n/a	Jim Gilman	Cleveland Spiders	3B	23
n/a	Joe Gunson	Cleveland Spiders	C	31
n/a	John Stafford	Cleveland Spiders	P	24
n/a	Tom Williams	Cleveland Spiders	P	23
n/a	Bob Clark	Louisville Colonels	C	31
n/a	Billy Gumbert	Louisville Colonels	P	28
n/a	Jerry Harrington	Louisville Colonels	C	25
n/a	George Pinkney	Louisville Colonels	3B	35
n/a	Bill Rhodes	Louisville Colonels	P	uk
n/a	Curt Welch	Louisville Colonels	OF	32
n/a	Lew Whistler	Louisville Colonels	1B	26
n/a	Mark Baldwin	New York Giants	P	30
n/a	Ed Crane	New York Giants	P	32
n/a	George Davies	New York Giants	P	26
n/a	Shorty Howe	New York Giants	3B	uk
n/a	Bumpus Jones	New York Giants	P	24
n/a	King Kelly	New York Giants	C	36
n/a	Bill Kinsler	New York Giants	OF	26
n/a	Harry Lyons	New York Giants	OF	28
n/a	Jack McMahon	New York Giants	C	24
n/a	Jocko Milligan	New York Giants	C	32
n/a	Seth Sigsby	New York Giants	P	20
n/a	Tim Keefe	Philadelphia Phillies	P	37
n/a	Gus McGinnis	Philadelphia Phillies	P	23
n/a	Frank O'Connor	Philadelphia Phillies	P	25
n/a	Jack Sharrott	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	24
n/a	Tom Vickery	Philadelphia Phillies	P	27
n/a	Mark Baldwin	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	30
n/a	Jim Gray	Pittsburgh Pirates	SS	31
n/a	Bill Goodenough	St. Louis Browns	OF	31
n/a	Sandy Griffin	St. Louis Browns	OF	35
n/a	Joe Gunson	St. Louis Browns	C	31
n/a	Denny O'Neil	St. Louis Browns	1B	27
n/a	Frank Pears	St. Louis Browns	P	27
n/a	Kid Summers	St. Louis Browns	OF	26
n/a	Lew Whistler	St. Louis Browns	OF	26
n/a	Jesse Duryea	Washington Senators	P	34
n/a	John Graff	Washington Senators	P	27
n/a	Henry Larkin	Washington Senators	1B	34
n/a	Cub Stricker	Washington Senators	2B	34
n/a	Sam Wise	Washington Senators	2B	36
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1893 National League Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1893 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. 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.