American League Retirements 1999
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
37	Steve Decker	Anaheim Angels	C	34
4	Bret Hemphill	Anaheim Angels	C	28
33	Matt Luke	Anaheim Angels	OF	29
72	Jack McDowell	Anaheim Angels	P	34
46	Steve Mintz	Anaheim Angels	P	31
4	Dave Silvestri	Anaheim Angels	3B	32
12	Reggie Williams	Anaheim Angels	OF	34
27	Jim Corsi	Baltimore Orioles	P	38
23	Tommy Davis	Baltimore Orioles	C	27
13	Mike Figga	Baltimore Orioles	C	29
55	Doug Johns	Baltimore Orioles	P	32
29	Derrick May	Baltimore Orioles	OF	31
24	Willis Otanez	Baltimore Orioles	3B	27
61	Jin Ho Cho	Boston Red Sox	P	24
41	Jim Corsi	Boston Red Sox	P	38
50	Chad Fonville	Boston Red Sox	2B	29
39	Creighton Gubanich	Boston Red Sox	C	28
18	Reggie Jefferson	Boston Red Sox	DH	31
56	Steve Lomasney	Boston Red Sox	C	22
57	Juan Pena	Boston Red Sox	P	22
31	Mark Portugal	Boston Red Sox	P	37
62	Marino Santana	Boston Red Sox	P	28
29	Bob Wolcott	Boston Red Sox	P	26
51	Pat Daneker	Chicago White Sox	P	24
34	Jason Dellaero	Chicago White Sox	SS	23
22	Darrin Jackson	Chicago White Sox	OF	37
52	Todd Rizzo	Chicago White Sox	P	29
55	Liu Rodriguez	Chicago White Sox	2B	23
45	Paul Assenmacher	Cleveland Indians	P	39
49	Tom Candiotti	Cleveland Indians	P	42
47	Rich DeLucia	Cleveland Indians	P	35
22	Mark Langston	Cleveland Indians	P	39
37	Paul Wagner	Cleveland Indians	P	32
58	Will Brunson	Detroit Tigers	P	30
46	Luis Garcia	Detroit Tigers	SS	25
52	Beiker Graterol	Detroit Tigers	P	25
51	Mel Rojas	Detroit Tigers	P	33
44	Brian Barber	Kansas City Royals	P	27
2	Jed Hansen	Kansas City Royals	2B	27
7	Jeff King	Kansas City Royals	1B	35
8	Scott Leius	Kansas City Royals	1B	34
39	Terry Mathews	Kansas City Royals	P	35
21	Jeff Montgomery	Kansas City Royals	P	38
51	Alvin Morman	Kansas City Royals	P	31
34	Marc Pisciotta	Kansas City Royals	P	29
34	Jim Pittsley	Kansas City Royals	P	26
6	Steve Scarsone	Kansas City Royals	SS	34
12	Tim Spehr	Kansas City Royals	C	33
34	Derek Wallace	Kansas City Royals	P	28
56	Cleatus Davidson	Minnesota Twins	2B	23
5	Brent Gates	Minnesota Twins	3B	30
49	Dan Perkins	Minnesota Twins	P	25
51	Rob Radlosky	Minnesota Twins	P	26
57	Gary Rath	Minnesota Twins	P	27
23	Benj Sampson	Minnesota Twins	P	25
36	Terry Steinbach	Minnesota Twins	C	38
45	Chili Davis	New York Yankees	DH	40
13	Mike Figga	New York Yankees	C	29
27	Tony Fossas	New York Yankees	P	42
57	Jeff Juden	New York Yankees	P	29
31	Dan Naulty	New York Yankees	P	30
39	Darryl Strawberry	New York Yankees	DH	38
49	Tom Candiotti	Oakland Athletics	P	42
58	Tim Kubinski	Oakland Athletics	P	28
15	Mike Macfarlane	Oakland Athletics	C	36
44	Mike Oquist	Oakland Athletics	P	32
6	Tony Phillips	Oakland Athletics	2B	41
4, 16	Mike Blowers	Seattle Mariners	1B	35
2	Rafael Bournigal	Seattle Mariners	SS	34
31	Melvin Bunch	Seattle Mariners	P	28
26	Rafael Carmona	Seattle Mariners	P	27
26	Domingo Cedeno	Seattle Mariners	SS	31
28	Ken Cloude	Seattle Mariners	P	25
4	Giomar Guevara	Seattle Mariners	SS	27
27	Butch Henry	Seattle Mariners	P	31
12	Shane Monahan	Seattle Mariners	OF	25
57	Aaron Scheffer	Seattle Mariners	P	24
41	Steve Sinclair	Seattle Mariners	P	28
46	Jordan Zimmerman	Seattle Mariners	P	25
12	Wade Boggs	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	3B	41
10	Rich Butler	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	27
41	Danny Clyburn	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	26
28	Eddie Gaillard	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	29
31	Tony Saunders	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	P	26
44	Paul Sorrento	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	OF	34
37	Corey Lee	Texas Rangers	P	25
15	Jon Shave	Texas Rangers	SS	32
16	Mike Simms	Texas Rangers	1B	33
2	Jacob Brumfield	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	35
20	Rob Butler	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	30
17	Curtis Goodwin	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	27
43	John Hudek	Toronto Blue Jays	P	33
7	Pat Kelly	Toronto Blue Jays	2B	32
20	Patrick Lennon	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	32
40	Eric Ludwick	Toronto Blue Jays	P	28
38, 3	Norberto Martin	Toronto Blue Jays	2B	33
56	Brian McRae	Toronto Blue Jays	DH	32
21	Willis Otanez	Toronto Blue Jays	3B	27
46	Mike Romano	Toronto Blue Jays	P	28
46	Steve Sinclair	Toronto Blue Jays	P	28
#	Name	Team	Pos	Age
1999 American League Retirements

1999 N.L. Retirements

	Find out which players made their Major League debut in the American League during the 1999 season as this group of players bid farewell to their field's of dreams. 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. 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.