National League Retirements 1995
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
36	Steve Bedrosian	Atlanta Braves	P	38
15	Brian Kowitz	Atlanta Braves	OF	26
34	Matt Murray	Atlanta Braves	P	25
40	Rod Nichols	Atlanta Braves	P	31
45	Jose Oliva	Atlanta Braves	3B	25
26	Mike Sharperson	Atlanta Braves	3B	34
24	Steve Buechele	Chicago Cubs	3B	34
33	Tom Edens	Chicago Cubs	P	34
41	Bryan Hickerson	Chicago Cubs	P	32
20	Howard Johnson	Chicago Cubs	3B	35
7	Joe Kmak	Chicago Cubs	C	33
53	Chris Nabholz	Chicago Cubs	P	29
25	Karl Rhodes	Chicago Cubs	OF	27
62	John Courtright	Cincinnati Reds	P	26
65	Matt Grott	Cincinnati Reds	P	28
44	John Roper	Cincinnati Reds	P	24
47	Bryan Hickerson	Colorado Rockies	P	32
11	Matt Nokes	Colorado Rockies	C	32
46	Ryan Bowen	Florida Marlins	P	28
14	Jerry Browne	Florida Marlins	OF	30
29	Mario Diaz	Florida Marlins	2B	34
27	Matt Dunbar	Florida Marlins	P	27
34	Bryan Harvey	Florida Marlins	P	32
42	Jeremy Hernandez	Florida Marlins	P	29
44	Rob Murphy	Florida Marlins	P	36
37	Rich Scheid	Florida Marlins	P	31
17	Darrell Whitmore	Florida Marlins	OF	27
36	Mike Brumley	Houston Astros	OF	33
38	Craig McMurtry	Houston Astros	P	36
52	Ross Powell	Houston Astros	P	28
31, 36	Eddie Tucker	Houston Astros	C	29
36, 45	Noe Munoz	Los Angeles Dodgers	C	28
46	Rob Murphy	Los Angeles Dodgers	P	36
3	Eddie Pye	Los Angeles Dodgers	3B	29
12	Jeff Treadway	Los Angeles Dodgers	3B	33
20	Mitch Webster	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	37
72	Luis Aquino	Montreal Expos	P	32
46	Jose DeLeon	Montreal Expos	P	35
16	Tom Foley	Montreal Expos	1B	36
49	Willie Fraser	Montreal Expos	P	32
29	Greg Harris	Montreal Expos	P	40
43, 63	Curt Schmidt	Montreal Expos	P	26
39	J.J. Thobe	Montreal Expos	P	25
14	Jeff Treadway	Montreal Expos	2B	33
36	Mike Birkbeck	New York Mets	P	35
36	Don Florence	New York Mets	P	29
50, 99	Andy Carter	Philadelphia Phillies	P	27
44	Jim Deshaies	Philadelphia Phillies	P	35
30	Kevin Flora	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	26
17	Dave Gallagher	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	35
33	Gene Harris	Philadelphia Phillies	P	31
16	Tony Longmire	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	27
21	Tom Marsh	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	30
31, 23	Randy Ready	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	36
37	Chuck Ricci	Philadelphia Phillies	P	27
34	Andy Van Slyke	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	35
5	Gary Varsho	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	34
38	Jim Gott	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	36
50	Dennis Konuszewski	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	25
59	Ravelo Manzanillo	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	32
25	Steve Pegues	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	28
49	Ross Powell	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	28
17	Mackey Sasser	Pittsburgh Pirates	C	33
46	Gary Wilson	Pittsburgh Pirates	P	26
31	Billy Bean	San Diego Padres	OF	32
38	Donnie Elliott	San Diego Padres	P	27
33, 48	Bill Krueger	San Diego Padres	P	38
52	Tim Mauser	San Diego Padres	P	29
20	Ray McDavid	San Diego Padres	OF	24
72	Luis Aquino	San Francisco Giants	P	32
14	Todd Benzinger	San Francisco Giants	1B	33
51	Enrique Burgos	San Francisco Giants	P	30
29, 38	Pat Gomez	San Francisco Giants	P	28
36	Kenny Greer	San Francisco Giants	P	29
2	Mark Leonard	San Francisco Giants	OF	31
7	John Patterson	San Francisco Giants	2B	29
42	John Roper	San Francisco Giants	P	24
53	Joe Rosselli	San Francisco Giants	P	24
41	Sergio Valdez	San Francisco Giants	P	31
10	Ramon Caraballo	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	27
54	Ray Giannelli	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	30
26	Scott Hemond	St. Louis Cardinals	C	30
50	Tom Henke	St. Louis Cardinals	P	38
25	Tim Hulett	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	36
18	Manuel Lee	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	30
42	Jose Oliva	St. Louis Cardinals	3B	25
11	Jose Oquendo	St. Louis Cardinals	2B	32
28	Gerald Perry	St. Louis Cardinals	1B	35
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1995 National League Retirements

1995 A.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the National League during the 1995 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. 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).