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This article contains a '''list of the oldest living Major League Baseball player''' among those currently living and a list of the individuals who, at the time of their deaths, were the oldest living since the start of professional league play in 1871. Of those living, the oldest living actually is {{wp|Art Schallock}}.

== Oldest Players (historic) ==
Bill Lennon was the oldest player in baseball on his team's Opening Day of the National Association, the first major league on professional baseball, and Harry Wright became the oldest player when his team played its first game the following day.  Wright remained the oldest player until Nate Berkenstock played in the last game of the season, his only appearance in a professional game.  Berkenstock remained the oldest to have played until he died, which has been the pattern since then.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Name
!Born
!Died
!Age
!Team(s)
!Start and end dates as oldest ballplayer
!Duration as oldest player
|-
|{{wp|Bill Lennon}}
|January 3, 1845
Brooklyn, New York
|August 19, 1910
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|65 years, 228 days
|Fort Wayne Kekiongas (1871)
Washington Nationals (1872)

Baltimore Marylands (1873)
|May 4, 1871 – May 5, 1871
|1 day
|-
|{{wp|Harry Wright}}
|January 10, 1835
Sheffield, England
|October 3, 1895
Atlantic City, New Jersey
|60 years, 266 days
|Boston Red Stockings (1871–1877)
|May 5, 1871 – October 30, 1871
|178 days
|-
|{{wp|Nate Berkenstock}}
|September 17, 1832
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|February 23, 1900
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|67 years, 159 days
|Philadelphia Athletics (1871)
|October 30, 1871 – February 23, 1900
|28 years, 116 days
|-
|{{wp|Dickey Pearce}}
|February 29, 1836
Brooklyn, New York
|September 18, 1908
Wareham, Massachusetts
|72 years, 202 days
|New York Mutuals (1871–1872)
Brooklyn Atlantics (1873–1874)

St. Louis Brown Stockings (1875–1877)
|February 23, 1900 – September 18, 1908
|8 years, 208 days
|-
|{{wp|Al Barker}}
|January 18, 1839
Lost Creek Township, Indiana
|September 15, 1912
Rockford, Illinois
|73 years, 241 days
|Rockford Forest Citys (1871)
|September 18, 1908 – September 15, 1912
|3 years, 363 days
|-
|{{wp|Al Reach}}
|May 25, 1840
London, England
|January 14, 1928
Atlantic City, New Jersey
|87 years, 234 days
|Philadelphia Athletics (1871–1875)
|September 15, 1912 – January 14, 1928
|15 years, 121 days
|-
|{{wp|Harry Berthrong}}
|January 1, 1844
Mumford, New York
|April 24, 1928
Chelsea, Massachusetts
|84 years, 114 days
|Washington Olympics (1871)
|January 14, 1928 – April 24, 1928
|101 days
|-
|{{wp|Phonney Martin}}
|August 4, 1845
New York, New York
|May 24, 1933
Hollis, Queens, New York
|87 years, 293 days
|Troy Haymakers (1872)
Brooklyn Eckfords (1872)
New York Mutuals (1873)
|April 24, 1928 – May 24, 1933
|5 years, 30 days
|-
|{{wp|Harry Schafer}}
|August 14, 1846
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|February 28, 1935
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|88 years, 198 days
|Boston Red Stockings/Red Caps (1871–1878)
|May 24, 1933 – February 28, 1935
|1 year, 280 days
|-
|{{wp|George Wright (sportsman)|George Wright}}
|January 28, 1847
New York, New York
|August 21, 1937
Boston, Massachusetts
|90 years, 205 days
|Boston Red Stockings/Red Caps (1871–1878)
Providence Grays (1879)

Boston Red Stockings/Red Caps (1880–1881)

Providence Grays (1882)
|February 28, 1935 – August 21, 1937
|2 years, 174 days
|-
|{{wp|John McKelvey}}
|August 27, 1847
New York, New York
|May 31, 1944
New York, New York
|96 years, 278 days
|New Haven Elm Citys (1875)
|August 21, 1937 – May 31, 1944
|6 years, 284 days
|-
|{{wp|Charles Witherow}}
|April 1852 (approx.)
Washington, D.C.
|July 3, 1948
Washington, D.C.
|96 years and 2 or 3 months
|Washington Nationals (1875)
|May 31, 1944 – July 3, 1948
|4 years, 33 days
|-
|{{wp|Henry Jones (second baseman)|Henry Jones}}
|May 19, 1857
New York
|May 31, 1955
Manistee, Michigan
|98 years, 12 days
|Detroit Wolverines (1884)
|July 3, 1948 – May 31, 1955
|6 years, 332 days
|-
|{{wp|John Leighton (baseball)|John Leighton}}
|October 4, 1861
Peabody, Massachusetts
|October 31, 1956
Lynn, Massachusetts
|95 years, 27 days
|Syracuse Stars (1890)
|May 31, 1955 – October 31, 1956
|1 year, 153 days
|-
|{{wp|Dummy Hoy}}
|May 23, 1862
Houcktown, Ohio
|December 15, 1961
Cincinnati, Ohio
|99 years, 206 days
|Washington Nationals (1888–1889)
Buffalo Bisons (1890)

St. Louis Browns (1891)

Washington Senators (1892–1893)

Cincinnati Reds (1894–1897)

Louisville Colonels (1898–1899)

Chicago White Sox (1901)

Cincinnati Reds (1902)
|October 31, 1956 – December 15, 1961
|5 years, 45 days
|-
|{{wp|Buster Burrell}}
|December 22, 1866
Weymouth, Massachusetts
|May 8, 1962
Weymouth, Massachusetts
|95 years, 137 days
|New York Giants (1891)
Brooklyn Grooms/Bridegrooms (1895–1897)
|December 15, 1961 – May 8, 1962
|144 days
|-
|{{wp|William Kinsler}}
|November 9, 1867
New York, New York
|August 10, 1963
Miami Beach, Florida
|95 years, 274 days
|New York Giants (1893)
|May 8, 1962 – August 10, 1963
|1 year, 94 days
|-
|{{wp|John Grimes (baseball)|John Grimes}}
|April 17, 1869
Woodstock, Maryland
|January 17, 1964
San Francisco, California
|94 years, 275 days
|St. Louis Browns (1897)
|August 10, 1963 – January 17, 1964
|160 days
|-
|{{wp|John Hollison}}
|May 3, 1870
Chicago, Illinois
|August 19, 1969
Chicago, Illinois
|99 years, 108 days
|Chicago Cubs (1892)
|January 17, 1964 – August 19, 1969
|5 years, 214 days
|-
|{{wp|Ralph Miller (right-handed pitcher)|Ralph Miller}}
|March 15, 1873
Cincinnati, Ohio
|May 7, 1973
Cincinnati, Ohio
|100 years, 53 days
|Brooklyn Bridegrooms (1898)
Baltimore Orioles (1899)
|August 19, 1969 – May 7, 1973
|3 years, 261 days
|-
|{{wp|Charlie Emig}}
|April 5, 1875
Cincinnati, Ohio
|October 2, 1975
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
|100 years, 180 days
|Louisville Colonels (1896)
|May 7, 1973 – October 2, 1975
|2 years, 148 days
|-
|{{wp|Paddy Livingston}}
|January 14, 1880
Cleveland, Ohio
|September 19, 1977
Cleveland, Ohio
|97 years, 248 days
|Cleveland Blues (1901)
Cincinnati Reds (1906)

Philadelphia Athletics (1909–1911)

Cleveland Naps (1912)

St. Louis Cardinals (1917)
|October 2, 1975 – September 19, 1977
|1 year, 352 days
|-
|{{wp|Sam Edmonston}}
|August 30, 1883
Washington, D.C.
|April 12, 1979
Corpus Christi, Texas
|95 years, 225 days
|Washington Senators (1907)
|September 19, 1977 – April 12, 1979
|1 year, 205 days
|-
|{{wp|Red Morgan}}
|October 6, 1883
Neola, Iowa
|March 25, 1981
New York, New York
|97 years, 170 days
|Boston Americans (1906)
|April 12, 1979 – March 25, 1981
|1 year, 347 days
|-
|{{wp|Jack Snyder (baseball)|Jack Snyder}}
|October 6, 1886
Lincoln, Pennsylvania
|December 13, 1981
Brownsville, Pennsylvania
|95 years, 68 days
|Brooklyn Robins (1917)
|March 25, 1981 – December 13, 1981
|263 days
|-
|{{wp|Carl Manda}}
|November 16, 1886
Little River, Kansas
|March 9, 1983
Artesia, New Mexico
|96 years, 113 days
|Chicago White Sox (1914)
|December 13, 1981 – March 9, 1983
|1 year, 86 days
|-
|{{wp|John Daley (baseball)|John Daley}}
|May 25, 1887
Du Bois, Pennsylvania
|August 31, 1988
Mansfield, Ohio
|101 years, 98 days
|St. Louis Browns (1912)
|March 9, 1983 – August 31, 1988
|5 years, 175 days
|-
|{{wp|Bill Otis}}
|December 24, 1889
Scituate, Massachusetts
|December 15, 1990
Duluth, Minnesota
|100 years, 356 days
|New York Highlanders (1912)
|August 31, 1988 – December 15, 1990
|2 years, 106 days
|-
|{{wp|Red Hoff}}
|May 8, 1891
Ossining, New York
|September 17, 1998
Daytona Beach, Florida
|107 years, 132 days
|New York Highlanders/Yankees (1911–1913)
St. Louis Browns (1915)
|December 15, 1990 – September 17, 1998
|7 years, 276 days
|-
|{{wp|Ike Kahdot}}
|October 22, 1899
Georgetown, Oklahoma
|March 31, 1999
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
|99 years, 160 days
|Cleveland Indians (1922)
|September 17, 1998 – March 31, 1999
|195 days
|-
|{{wp|Karl Swanson}}
|December 17, 1900
North Henderson, Illinois
|April 3, 2002
Rock Island, Illinois
|101 years, 107 days
|Chicago White Sox (1928–1929)
|March 31, 1999 – April 3, 2002
|3 years, 3 days
|-
|{{wp|Ralph Erickson}}
|June 25, 1902
Dubois, Idaho
|June 27, 2002
Chandler, Arizona
|100 years, 2 days
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1929–1930)
|April 3, 2002 – June 27, 2002
|85 days
|-
|{{wp|Ray Hayworth}}
|January 29, 1904
High Point, North Carolina
|September 25, 2002
Salisbury, North Carolina
|98 years, 239 days
|Detroit Tigers (1926, 1929–1938)
Brooklyn Dodgers (1938–1939)

New York Giants (1939)

St. Louis Browns (1942)

Brooklyn Dodgers (1944–1945)
|June 27, 2002 – September 25, 2002
|90 days
|-
|{{wp|Paul Hopkins (baseball)|Paul Hopkins}}
|September 25, 1904
Chester, Connecticut
|January 2, 2004
Middletown, Connecticut
|99 years, 99 days
|Washington Senators (1927, 1929)
St. Louis Browns (1929)
|September 25, 2002 – January 2, 2004
|1 year, 99 days
|-
|{{wp|Ray Cunningham}}
|January 17, 1905
Mesquite, Texas
|July 30, 2005
Pearland, Texas
|100 years, 194 days
|St. Louis Cardinals (1931–1932)
|January 2, 2004 – July 30, 2005
|1 year, 209 days
|-
|{{wp|Howdy Groskloss}}
|April 10, 1906
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
|July 15, 2006
Vero Beach, Florida
|100 years, 96 days
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1930–1932)
|July 30, 2005 – July 15, 2006
|350 days
|-
|{{wp|Rollie Stiles}}
|November 17, 1906
Ratcliff, Arkansas
|July 22, 2007
St. Louis, Missouri
|100 years, 247 days
|St. Louis Browns (1930–1933)
|July 15, 2006 – July 22, 2007
|1 year, 7 days
|-
|{{wp|Billy Werber}}
|June 20, 1908
Berwyn Heights, Maryland
|January 22, 2009
Charlotte, North Carolina
|100 years, 216 days
|New York Yankees (1930, 1933)
Boston Red Sox (1933–1936)

Philadelphia Athletics (1937–1938)

Cincinnati Reds (1939–1941)

New York Giants (1942)
|July 22, 2007 – January 22, 2009
|1 year, 184 days
|-
|{{wp|Tony Malinosky}}
|October 7, 1909
Collinsville, Illinois
|February 8, 2011
Oxnard, California
|101 years, 124 days
|Brooklyn Dodgers (1937)
|January 22, 2009 – February 8, 2011
|2 years, 17 days
|-
|{{wp|Connie Marrero}}
|April 25, 1911
Sagua La Grande, Cuba
|April 23, 2014
Havana, Cuba
|102 years, 363 days
|Washington Senators (1950–1954)
|February 8, 2011 – April 23, 2014
|3 years, 46 days
|-
|{{wp|Mike Sandlock}}
|October 17, 1915
Old Greenwich, Connecticut
|April 4, 2016
Cos Cob, Connecticut
|100 years, 170 days
|Boston Braves (1942, 1944)
Brooklyn Dodgers (1945–1946)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1953)
|April 23, 2014 – April 4, 2016
|1 year, 347 days
|-
|{{wp|Eddie Carnett}}
|October 21, 1916
Springfield, Missouri
|November 4, 2016
Ringling, Oklahoma
|100 years, 14 days
|Boston Braves (1941)
Chicago White Sox (1944)

Cleveland Indians (1945)
|April 4, 2016 – November 4, 2016
|214 days
|-
|{{wp|Bobby Doerr}}
|April 7, 1918
Los Angeles, California
|November 13, 2017
Junction City, Oregon
|99 years, 220 days
|Boston Red Sox (1937–1944, 1946–1951)
|November 4, 2016 – November 13, 2017
|1 year, 9 days
|-
|{{wp|Chuck Stevens}}
|July 10, 1918
Van Houten, New Mexico
|May 28, 2018
Long Beach, California
|99 years, 322 days
|St. Louis Browns (1941, 1946, 1948)
|November 13, 2017 – May 28, 2018
|196 days
|-
|{{wp|Fred Caligiuri}}
|October 22, 1918
West Hickory, Pennsylvania
|November 30, 2018
Charlotte, North Carolina
|100 years, 39 days
|Philadelphia Athletics (1941–1942)
|May 28, 2018 – November 30, 2018
|186 days
|-
|{{wp|Tom Jordan (baseball)|Tom Jordan}}
|September 5, 1919
Lawton, Oklahoma
|August 26, 2019
Roswell, New Mexico
|99 years, 355 days
|Chicago White Sox (1944, 1946)
Cleveland Indians (1946)

St. Louis Browns (1948)
|November 30, 2018 – August 26, 2019
|269 days
|-
|{{wp|Val Heim}}
|November 4, 1920
Plymouth, Wisconsin
|November 21, 2019
Superior, Nebraska
|99 years, 17 days
|Chicago White Sox (1942)
|August 26, 2019 – November 21, 2019
|87 days
|-
|{{wp|Eddie Robinson (baseball)|Eddie Robinson}}
|December 15, 1920
Paris, Texas
|October 4, 2021
Bastrop, Texas
|{{age in years and days|1920|12|15|2021|10|4}}
|Cleveland Indians (1942, 1945–1948)
Washington Senators (1949–1950)

Chicago White Sox (1950–1952)

Philadelphia Athletics (1953–1956)

New York Yankees (1954–1956)

Kansas City Athletics (1956)

Detroit Tigers (1957)

Cleveland Indians (1957)

Baltimore Orioles (1957)
|November 21, 2019 – October 4, 2021
|{{age in years and days|2019|11|21|2021|10|4}}
|-
|{{wp|George Elder (baseball)|George Elder}}
|March 10, 1921
Lebanon, Kentucky
|July 7, 2022
Fruita, Colorado
|{{age in years and days|1921|3|10|2022|7|7}}
|St. Louis Browns (1949)
|October 4, 2021 - July 7, 2022
|{{age in years and days|2021|10|4|2022|7|7}}
|-
|{{wp|Art Schallock}}
|April 25, 1924
Mill Valley, California
|Living
|{{age in years and days|1924|4|25}}
|New York Yankees (1951–1955)
Baltimore Orioles (1955)
|July 7, 2022 - current
|{{age in years and days|2022|7|7}}
|}

== Oldest players currently living ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Rank
!Player
!Date of birth
!First Game
!Last Game
!Team(s)
!Age (years, days)
|-
|1
|{{wp|Art Schallock}}
|April 25, 1924
|July 16, 1951
|September 23, 1955
|New York Yankees (1951–1955)
Baltimore Orioles (1955)
|{{age in years and days|1924|4|25}}
|-
|2
|{{wp|Bill Greason}}
|September 3, 1924
|May 31, 1954
|June 20, 1954
|St. Louis Cardinals (1954)
|{{age in years and days|1924|9|3}}
|-
|3
|{{wp|Bobby Shantz}}
|September 26, 1925
|May 1, 1949
|September 29, 1964
|Philadelphia / Kansas City Athletics (1949–1956)
New York Yankees (1957–1960)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1961)

Houston Colt .45s (1962)

St. Louis Cardinals (1962–1964)

Chicago Cubs (1964)

Philadelphia Phillies (1964)
|{{age in years and days|1925|9|26}}
|-
|4
|{{wp|Frank Saucier}}
|May 28, 1926
|July 21, 1951
|September 23, 1951
|St. Louis Browns (1951)
|{{age in years and days|1926|5|28}}
|-
|5
|{{wp|Ed Mickelson}}
|September 9, 1926
|September 18, 1950
|May 12, 1957
|St. Louis Cardinals (1950)
St. Louis Browns (1953)

Chicago Cubs (1957)
|{{age in years and days|1926|9|9}}
|-
|6
|{{wp|Jim Willis (1950s pitcher)|Jim Willis}}
|March 20, 1927
|April 22, 1953
|June 5, 1954
|Chicago Cubs (1953–1954)
|{{age in years and days|1927|3|20}}
|-
|7
|{{wp|Charlie Maxwell}}
|April 8, 1927
|September 20, 1950
|April 26, 1964
|Boston Red Sox (1950–1954)
Baltimore Orioles (1955)

Detroit Tigers (1955–1962)

Chicago White Sox (1962–1964)
|{{age in years and days|1927|4|8}}
|-
|8
|{{wp|Tommy Brown (baseball)|Tommy Brown}}
|December 6, 1927
|August 3, 1944
|September 25, 1953
|Brooklyn Dodgers (1944–1945, 1947–1951)
Philadelphia Phillies (1951–1952)

Chicago Cubs (1952–1953)
|{{age in years and days|1927|12|6}}
|-
|9
|{{wp|Bob Oldis}}
|January 5, 1928
|April 28, 1953
|September 29, 1963
|Washington Senators (1953–1955)
Pittsburgh Pirates (1960–1961)

Philadelphia Phillies (1962–1963)
|{{age in years and days|1928|1|5}}
|-
|10
|{{wp|Felipe Montemayor}}
|February 7, 1928
|April 14, 1953
|June 12, 1955
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1953, 1955)
|{{age in years and days|1928|2|7}}
|-
|11
|{{wp|Roy Face}}
|February 20, 1928
|April 16, 1953
|August 15, 1969
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1953, 1955–1968)
Detroit Tigers (1968)

Montreal Expos (1969)
|{{age in years and days|1928|2|20}}
|-
|12
|{{wp|Billy Hunter (baseball)|Billy Hunter}}
|June 4, 1928
|April 14, 1953
|September 27, 1958
|St. Louis Browns (1953)
Baltimore Orioles (1954)

New York Yankees (1955–1956)

Kansas City Athletics (1957–1958)

Cleveland Indians (1958)
|{{age in years and days|1928|6|4}}
|-
|13
|{{wp|Bob Ross (baseball)| Bob Ross}}
|November 2, 1928
|June 16, 1950
|May 8, 1956
|Washington Senators (1950–1951)
Philadelphia Phillies (1956)
|{{age in years and days|1928|11|2}}
|-
|14
|{{wp|Al Worthington}}
|February 5, 1929
|July 6, 1953
|October 2, 1969
|New York / San Francisco Giants (1953–1954, 1956–1959)
Boston Red Sox (1960)

Chicago White Sox (1960)

Cincinnati Reds (1963–1964)

Minnesota Twins (1964–1969) 
|{{age in years and days|1929|2|5}}
|-
|15
|{{wp|Joe Margoneri}}
|January 13, 1930
|April 25, 1956
|June 3, 1957
|New York Giants (1956–1957)
|{{age in years and days|1930|1|13}}
|-
|16
|{{wp|Vern Law}}
|March 12, 1930
|June 11, 1950
|August 20, 1967
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1950–1951, 1954–1967)
|{{age in years and days|1930|3|12}}
|-
|17
|{{wp|Bob Lillis}}
|June 2, 1930
|August 17, 1958
|September 17, 1967
|Los Angeles Dodgers (1958–1961)
St. Louis Cardinals (1961)

Houston Colt .45s (1962–1964)

Houston Astros (1965–1967)
|{{age in years and days|1930|6|2}}
|-
|18
|{{wp|Joe Morgan (manager)|Joe Morgan}}
|November 19, 1930
|April 14, 1959
|October 3, 1964
|Milwaukee Braves (1959)
Kansas City Athletics (1959)

Cleveland Indians (1960, 1961)

Philadelphia Phillies (1960)

St. Louis Cardinals (1964)
|{{age in years and days|1930|11|19}}
|-
|19
|{{wp|Johnny O'Brien}}
|December 11, 1930
|April 19, 1953
|July 19, 1959
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1953, 1955–1958)
St. Louis Cardinals (1958)

Milwaukee Braves (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1930|12|11}}
|-
|20
|{{wp|Jim Marshall (baseball)|Jim Marshall}}
|May 25, 1931
|April 15, 1958
|September 28, 1962
|Baltimore Orioles (1958)
Chicago Cubs (1958–1959)

San Francisco Giants (1960–1961)

New York Mets (1962)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1962)
|{{age in years and days|1931|5|25}}
|-
|21
|{{wp|Bobby Malkmus}}
|July 4, 1931
|June 1, 1957
|May 15, 1962
|Milwaukee Braves (1957)
Washington Senators (1958–1959)

Philadelphia Phillies (1960–1962)
|{{age in years and days|1931|7|4}}
|-
|22
|{{wp|Zach Monroe}}
|July 8, 1931
|June 27, 1958
|May 3, 1959
|New York Yankees (1958–1959)
|{{age in years and days|1931|7|8}}
|-
|23
|{{wp|Ray Crone}}
|August 7, 1931
|April 13, 1954
|July 14, 1958
|Milwaukee Braves (1954–1957)
New York / San Francisco Giants (1957–1958)
|{{age in years and days|1931|8|7}}
|-
|24
|{{wp|Chuck Essegian}}
|August 9, 1931
|April 15, 1958
|September 28, 1963
|Philadelphia Phillies (1958)
St. Louis Cardinals (1959)

Los Angeles Dodgers (1959–1960)

Baltimore Orioles (1961)

Kansas City Athletics (1961, 1963)

Cleveland Indians (1961–1962)
|{{age in years and days|1931|8|9}}
|-
|25
|{{wp|Stan Pawloski}}
|September 6, 1931
|September 24, 1955
|September 25, 1955
|Cleveland Indians (1955)
|{{age in years and days|1931|9|6}}
|-
|26
|{{wp|Ken Aspromonte}}
|September 22, 1931
|September 2, 1957
|June 21, 1963
|Boston Red Sox (1957–1958)
Washington Senators (1958–1960)

Cleveland Indians (1960, 1961–1962)

Los Angeles Angels (1961)

Milwaukee Braves (1962)

Chicago Cubs (1963)
|{{age in years and days|1931|9|22}}
|-
|27
|{{wp|Fred Kipp}}
|October 1, 1931
|September 10, 1957
|May 8, 1960
|Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers (1957–1959)
New York Yankees (1960)
|{{age in years and days|1931|10|1}}
|-
|28
|{{wp|Bob Skinner}}
|October 3, 1931
|April 13, 1954
|September 24, 1966
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1954, 1956–1963)
Cincinnati Reds (1963–1964)

St. Louis Cardinals (1964–1966)
|{{age in years and days|1931|10|3}}
|-
|29
|{{wp|Gary Blaylock}}
|October 11, 1931
|April 10, 1959
|September 27, 1959
|St. Louis Cardinals (1959)
New York Yankees (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1931|10|11}}
|-
|30
|{{wp|Neal Hertweck}}
|November 22, 1931
|September 27, 1952
|September 28, 1952
|St. Louis Cardinals (1952)
|{{age in years and days|1931|11|22}}
|-
|31
|{{wp|John Pyecha}}
|November 25, 1931
|April 24, 1954
|April 24, 1954
|Chicago Cubs (1954)
|{{age in years and days|1931|11|25}}
|-
|32
|{{wp|Footer Johnson}}
|February 15, 1932
|June 15, 1958
|July 30, 1958
|Chicago Cubs (1958)
|{{age in years and days|1932|2|15}}
|-
|33
|{{wp|Don Taussig}}
|February 19, 1932
|April 23, 1958
|August 11, 1962
|San Francisco Giants (1958)
St. Louis Cardinals (1961)

Houston Colt .45s (1962)
|{{age in years and days|1932|2|19}}
|-
|34
|{{wp|Lee Tate}}
|March 18, 1932
|September 12, 1958
|July 2, 1959
|St. Louis Cardinals (1958–1959)
|{{age in years and days|1932|3|18}}
|-
|35
|{{wp|Félix Torres (baseball)|Félix Torres}}
|May 1, 1932
|April 10, 1962
|October 3, 1964
|Los Angeles Angels (1962–1964)
|{{age in years and days|1932|5|1}}
|-
|36
|{{wp|Charlie Rabe}}
|May 6, 1932
|September 21, 1957
|June 4, 1958
|Cincinnati Redlegs (1957–1958)
|{{age in years and days|1932|5|6}}
|-
|37
|{{wp|Bennie Daniels}}
|June 17, 1932
|September 24, 1957
|September 18, 1965
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1957–1960)
Washington Senators (1961–1965)
|{{age in years and days|1932|6|17}}
|-
|38
|{{wp|Ron Necciai}}
|June 18, 1932
|August 10, 1952
|September 28, 1952
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1952)
|{{age in years and days|1932|6|18}}
|-
|39
|{{wp|Vicente Amor}}
|August 8, 1932
|April 16, 1955
|August 26, 1957
|Chicago Cubs (1955)
Cincinnati Redlegs (1957)
|{{age in years and days|1932|8|8}}
|-
|40
|{{wp|Eric Mackenzie (baseball)|Eric Mackenzie}}
|August 29, 1932
|April 23, 1955
|April 23, 1955
|Kansas City Athletics (1955)
|{{age in years and days|1932|8|29}}
|-
|41
|{{wp|Marty Kutyna}}
|November 14, 1932
|September 19, 1959
|September 22, 1962
|Kansas City Athletics (1959–1960)
Washington Senators (1961–1962)
|{{age in years and days|1932|11|14}}
|-
|42
|{{wp|Russ Heman}}
|February 10, 1933
|April 20, 1961
|June 18, 1961
|Cleveland Indians (1961)
Los Angeles Angels (1961)
|{{age in years and days|1933|2|10}}
|-
|43
|{{wp|Bill Kern (baseball)|Bill Kern}}
|February 28, 1933
|September 19, 1962
|September 30, 1962
|Kansas City Athletics (1962)
|{{age in years and days|1933|2|28}}
|-
|44
|{{wp|George Altman}}
|March 20, 1933
|April 11, 1959
|October 1, 1967
|Chicago Cubs (1959–1962, 1965–1967)
St. Louis Cardinals (1963)

New York Mets (1964)
|{{age in years and days|1933|3|20}}
|-
|45
|{{wp|Lloyd Merritt}}
|April 8, 1933
|April 22, 1957
|September 28, 1957
|St. Louis Cardinals (1957)
|{{age in years and days|1933|4|8}}
|-
|46
|{{wp|Joe McClain}}
|May 5, 1933
|April 14, 1961
|May 27, 1962
|Washington Senators (1961–1962)
|{{age in years and days|1933|5|5}}
|-
|47
|{{wp|Taylor Phillips}}
|June 18, 1933
|June 8, 1956
|September 6, 1963
|Milwaukee Braves (1956–1957)
Chicago Cubs (1958–1959)

Philadelphia Phillies (1959–1960)

Chicago White Sox (1963)
|{{age in years and days|1933|6|18}}
|-
|48
|{{wp|Al Spangler}}
|July 8, 1933
|September 16, 1959
|September 11, 1971
|Milwaukee Braves (1959–1961)
Houston Colt .45s (1962–1964)

Houston Astros (1965)

Los Angeles / California Angels (1965–1966)

Chicago Cubs (1967–1971)
|{{age in years and days|1933|7|8}}
|-
|49
|{{wp|Johnny James}}
|July 23, 1933
|September 6, 1958
|October 1, 1961
|New York Yankees (1958, 1960–1961)
Los Angeles Angels (1961)
|{{age in years and days|1933|7|23}}
|-
|50
|{{wp|John Fitzgerald (1950s pitcher)|John Fitzgerald}}
|September 15, 1933
|September 28, 1958
|September 28, 1958
|San Francisco Giants (1958)
|{{age in years and days|1933|9|15}}
|-
|51
|{{wp|Johnny Goryl}}
|October 21, 1933
|September 20, 1957
|October 2, 1964
|Chicago Cubs (1957–1959)
Minnesota Twins (1962–1964)
|{{age in years and days|1933|10|21}}
|-
|52
|{{wp|Orlando Peña}}
|November 17, 1933
|August 24, 1958
|May 1, 1975
|Cincinatti Redlegs / Reds (1958–1960)
Kansas City Athletics (1962–1965)

Detroit Tigers (1965–1967)

Cleveland Indians (1967)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1970)

Baltimore Orioles (1971, 1973)

St. Louis Cardinals (1973–1974)

California Angels (1974–1975)
|{{age in years and days|1933|11|17}}
|-
|53
|{{wp|Camilo Pascual}}
|January 20, 1934
|April 15, 1954
|May 5, 1971
|Washington Senators (1954–1960, 1967–1969)
Minnesota Twins (1961–1966)

Cincinnati Reds (1969)

Los Angeles Dodgers (1970)

Cleveland Indians (1971)
|{{age in years and days|1934|1|20}}
|-
|54
|{{wp|Joey Amalfitano}}
|January 23, 1934
|May 2, 1954
|June 27, 1967
|New York / San Francisco Giants (1954–1955, 1960–1961, 1963)
Houston Colt .45s (1962)

Chicago Cubs (1964–1967)
|{{age in years and days|1934|1|23}}
|-
|55
|{{wp|Ted Kazanski}}
|January 25, 1934
|June 25, 1953
|September 28, 1958
|Philadelphia Phillies (1953–1958)
|{{age in years and days|1934|1|25}}
|-
|56
|{{wp|Bob Uecker}}
|January 26, 1934
|April 13, 1962
|September 29, 1967
|Milwaukee Braves (1962–1963)
St. Louis Cardinals (1964–1965)

Philadelphia Phillies (1966–1967)

Atlanta Braves (1967)
|{{age in years and days|1934|1|26}}
|-
|57
|{{wp|Bill White (first baseman)|Bill White}}
|January 28, 1934
|May 7, 1956
|September 22, 1969
|New York / San Francisco Giants (1956, 1958)
St. Louis Cardinals (1959–1965, 1969)

Philadelphia Phillies (1966–1968)
|{{age in years and days|1934|1|28}}
|-
|58
|{{wp|Ted Wills}}
|February 9, 1934
|May 24, 1959
|June 12, 1965
|Boston Red Sox (1959–1962)
Cincinnatti Reds (1962)

Chicago White Sox (1965)
|{{age in years and days|1934|2|9}}
|-
|59
|{{wp|Willie Kirkland}}
|February 17, 1934
|April 15, 1958
|September 26, 1966
|San Francisco Giants (1958–1960)
Cleveland Indians (1961–1963)

Baltimore Orioles (1964)

Washington Senators (1964–1966)
|{{age in years and days|1934|2|17}}
|-
|60
|{{wp|Don Lee (baseball)|Don Lee}}
|February 26, 1934
|April 23, 1957
|August 21, 1966
|Detroit Tigers (1957–1958)
Washington Senators (1960)

Minnesota Twins (1961–1962)

Los Angeles Angels (1962–1965)

Houston Astros (1965–1966)

Chicago Cubs (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1934|2|26}}
|-
|61
|{{wp|Wes Stock}}
|April 10, 1934
|April 19, 1959
|May 7, 1967
|Baltimore Orioles (1959–1964)
Kansas City Athletics (1964–1967)
|{{age in years and days|1934|4|10}}
|-
|62
|{{wp|Marty Keough}}
|April 14, 1934
|April 21, 1956
|September 16, 1966
|Boston Red Sox (1956–1960)
Cleveland Indians (1960)

Washington Senators (1961)

Cincinnatti Reds (1962–1965)

Atlanta Braves (1966)

Chicago Cubs (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1934|4|14}}
|-
|63
|{{wp|J. C. Hartman}}
|April 15, 1934
|July 21, 1962
|July 1, 1963
|Houston Colt. 45s (1962–1963)
|{{age in years and days|1934|4|15}}
|-
|64
|{{wp|Jackie Brandt}}
|April 28, 1934
|April 21, 1956
|September 2, 1967
|St. Louis Cardinals (1956)
New York / San Francisco Giants (1956, 1958–1959)

Baltimore Orioles (1960–1965)

Philadelphia Phillies (1966–1967)

Houston Astros (1967)
|{{age in years and days|1934|4|28}}
|-
|65
|{{wp|Luis Aparicio}}
|April 29, 1934
|April 17, 1956
|September 28, 1973
|Chicago White Sox (1956–1962, 1968–1970)
Baltimore Orioles (1963–1967)

Boston Red Sox (1971–1973)
|{{age in years and days|1934|4|29}}
|-
|66
|{{wp|José Valdivielso}}
|May 22, 1934
|June 21, 1955
|September 30, 1961
|Washington Senators (1955–1956)
Minnesota Twins (1959–1961)
|{{age in years and days|1934|5|22}}
|-
|67
|{{wp|Jim Mahoney}}
|May 26, 1934
|July 28, 1959
|June 14, 1965
|Boston Red Sox (1959)
Washington Senators (1961)

Cleveland Indians (1962)

Houston Astros (1965)
|{{age in years and days|1934|5|26}}
|-
|68
|{{wp|Jim Gentile}}
|June 3, 1934
|September 10, 1957
|September 30, 1966
|Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers (1957–1958)

Baltimore Orioles (1960–1963)

Kansas City Athletics (1964–1965)

Houston Astros (1965–1966)

Cleveland Indians (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1934|6|3}}
|-
|69
|{{wp|Russ Snyder}}
|June 22, 1934
|April 18, 1959
|September 30, 1970
|Kansas City Athletics (1959–1960)
Baltimore Orioles (1961–1967)

Chicago White Sox (1968)

Cleveland Indians (1968–1969)

Milwaukee Brewers (1970)
|{{age in years and days|1934|6|22}}
|-
|70
|{{wp|Ed Hobaugh}}
|June 27, 1934
|April 19, 1961
|September 27, 1963
|Washington Senators (1961–1963)
|{{age in years and days|1934|6|27}}
|-
|71
|{{wp|Félix Mantilla (baseball)|Félix Mantilla}}
|July 29, 1934
|June 21, 1956
|October 2, 1966
|Milwaukee Braves (1956–1961)
New York Mets (1962)

Boston Red Sox (1963–1965)

Houston Astros (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1934|7|29}}
|-
|72
|{{wp|Ralph Mauriello}}
|August 25, 1934
|September 13, 1958
|September 27, 1958
|Los Angeles Dodgers (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1934|8|25}}
|-
|73
|{{wp|Don Bradey}}
|October 4, 1934
|September 25, 1964
|October 4, 1964
|Houston Colt .45s (1964)
|{{age in years and days|1934|10|4}}
|-
|74
|{{wp|Bob Duliba}}
|January 9, 1935
|August 11, 1959
|May 9, 1967
|St. Louis Cardinals (1959–1960, 1962)
Los Angeles Angels (1963–1964)

Boston Red Sox (1965)

Kansas City Athletics (1967)
|{{age in years and days|1935|1|9}}
|-
|75
|{{wp|Ted Bowsfield}}
|January 10, 1935
|July 20, 1958
|October 2, 1964
|Boston Red Sox (1958–1960)
Cleveland Indians (1960)

Los Angeles Angels (1961–1962)

Kansas City Athletics (1963–1964)
|{{age in years and days|1935|1|10}}
|-
|rowspan=2|76
|{{wp|Don Kaiser}}
|rowspan=2|February 3, 1935
|July 20, 1955
|September 24, 1957
|Chicago Cubs (1955–1957)
|rowspan=2|{{age in years and days|1935|2|3}}
|-
|{{wp|Dick Tracewski}}
|April 12, 1962
|September 27, 1969
|Los Angeles Dodgers (1962–1965)
Detroit Tigers (1966–1969)
|-
|78
|{{wp|Mack Burk}}
|April 21, 1935
|May 25, 1956
|June 22, 1958
|Philadelphia Phillies (1956, 1958)
|{{age in years and days|1935|4|21}}
|-
|rowspan=2|79
|{{wp|Bob Botz}}
|rowspan=2|April 28, 1935
|May 8, 1962
|September 29, 1962
|Los Angeles Angels (1962)
|rowspan=2|{{age in years and days|1935|4|28}}
|-
|{{wp|Pedro Ramos}}
|April 11, 1955
|April 25, 1970
|Washington Senators (1955–1960, 1970)
Minnesota Twins (1961)

Cleveland Indians (1962–1964)

New York Yankees (1964–1966)

Philadelphia Phillies (1967)

Pittsburgh Pirates (1969)

Cincinnati Reds (1969)
|-
|81
|{{wp|Felipe Alou}}
|May 12, 1935
|June 8, 1958
|April 24, 1974
|San Francisco Giants (1958–1963)
Milwaukee / Atlanta Braves (1964–1969)

Oakland Athletics (1970–1971)

New York Yankees (1971–1973)

Montreal Expos (1973)

Milwaukee Brewers (1974)
|{{age in years and days|1935|5|12}}
|-
|82
|{{wp|Bill Dailey}}
|May 13, 1935
|August 17, 1961
|June 4, 1964
|Cleveland Indians (1961–1962)
Minnesota Twins (1963–1964)
|{{age in years and days|1935|5|13}}
|-
|83
|{{wp|Ken Hamlin (baseball)|Ken Hamlin}}
|May 18, 1935
|June 17, 1957
|September 26, 1966
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1957, 1959)
Kansas City Athletics (1960)

Los Angeles Angels (1961)

Washington Senators (1962, 1965–1966)
|{{age in years and days|1935|5|18}}
|-
|84
|{{wp|Eddie Haas}}
|May 26, 1935
|September 8, 1957
|October 1, 1960
|Chicago Cubs (1957)
Milwaukee Braves (1958, 1960)
|{{age in years and days|1935|5|26}}
|-
|85
|{{wp|Hal Kolstad}}
|June 1, 1935
|April 22, 1962
|July 17, 1963
|Boston Red Sox (1962–1963)
|{{age in years and days|1935|6|1}}
|-
|86
|{{wp|Charlie Dees}}
|June 24, 1935
|May 26, 1963
|October 2, 1965
|Los Angeles / California Angels (1963–1965)
|{{age in years and days|1935|6|24}}
|-
|87
|{{wp|Buddy Gilbert}}
|July 26, 1935
|September 9, 1959
|September 27, 1959
|Cincinnati Reds (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1935|7|26}}
|-
|88
|{{wp|John Edelman}}
|July 27, 1935
|June 2, 1955
|September 21, 1955
|Milwaukee Braves (1955)
|{{age in years and days|1935|7|27}}
|-
|89
|{{wp|Terry Fox (baseball)|Terry Fox}}
|July 31, 1935
|September 4, 1960
|September 25, 1966
|Milwaukee Braves (1960)
Detroit Tigers (1961–1966)

Philadelphia Pillies (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1935|7|31}}
|-
|90
|{{wp|Ken McBride}}
|August 12, 1935
|August 4, 1959
|August 15, 1965
|Chicago White Sox (1959–1960)
Los Angeles Angels (1961–1965)
|{{age in years and days|1935|8|12}}
|-
|91
|{{wp|Bob Humphreys (baseball)|Bob Humphreys}}
|August 18, 1935
|September 8, 1962
|September 25, 1970
|Detroit Tigers (1962)
St. Louis Cardinals (1963–1964)

Chicago Cubs (1965)

Washington Senators (1966–1970)

Milwaukee Brewers (1970)
|{{age in years and days|1935|8|18}}
|-
|92
|{{wp|Bobby Richardson}}
|August 19, 1935
|August 5, 1955
|October 2, 1966
|New York Yankees (1955–1966)
|{{age in years and days|1935|8|19}}
|-
|93
|{{wp|Frank Funk (baseball)|Frank Funk}}
|August 30, 1935
|September 3, 1960
|September 22, 1963
|Cleveland Indians (1960–1962)
Milwaukee Braves (1963)
|{{age in years and days|1935|8|30}}
|-
|94
|{{wp|Tom Patton (baseball)|Tom Patton}}
|September 5, 1935
|April 30, 1957
|April 30, 1957
|Baltimore Orioles (1957)
|{{age in years and days|1935|9|5}}
|-
|95
|{{wp|Jim Proctor}}
|September 9, 1935
|September 14, 1959
|September 26, 1959
|Detroit Tigers (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1935|9|9}}
|-
|96
|{{wp|Jerry Mallett}}
|September 18, 1935
|September 19, 1959
|September 27, 1959
|Boston Red Sox (1959)
|{{age in years and days|1935|9|18}}
|-
|97
|{{wp|Howie Bedell}}
|September 29, 1935
|April 10, 1962
|July 4, 1968
|Milwaukee Braves (1962)
Philadelphia Phillies (1968)
|{{age in years and days|1935|9|29}}
|-
|98
|{{wp|Tony Kubek}}
|October 12, 1935
|April 20, 1957
|October 3, 1965
|New York Yankees (1957–1965)
|{{age in years and days|1935|10|12}}
|-
|99
|{{wp|Bob Veale}}
|October 28, 1935
|April 16, 1962
|September 8, 1974
|Pittsburgh Pirates (1962–1972)
Boston Red Sox (1972–1974)
|{{age in years and days|1935|10|28}}
|-
|100
|{{wp|Jim Perry (baseball)|Jim Perry}}
|October 30, 1935
|April 23, 1959
|August 5, 1975
|Cleveland Indians (1959–1963, 1974–1975)
Minnesota Twins (1963–1972)

Detroit Tigers (1973)

Oakland Athletics (1975)
|{{age in years and days|1935|10|30}}
|}
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|1xx
|{{wp|Jim Duffalo}}
|November 25, 1935
|April 12, 1961
|September 10, 1965
|San Francisco Giants (1961–1965)
Cincinnati Reds (1965)
|{{age in years and days|1935|11|25}}
|-
|1xx
|{{wp|Sandy Koufax}}
|December 30, 1935
|June 24, 1955
|October 2, 1966
|Brooklyn / Los Angeles Dodgers (1955–1966)
|{{age in years and days|1935|12|30}}
|-
|rowspan=2|1xx
|{{wp|Chuck Cottier}}
|rowspan=2 January 8, 1936
|April 17, 1959
|May 9, 1969
|Milwaukee Braves (1959–1960)
Detroit Tigers (1961)

Washington Senators (1961–1965)

California Angels (1968–1969)
|rowspan=2 {{age in years and days|1936|1|8}}
|-
|{{wp|John DeMerit}}
|June 18, 1957
|May 20, 1962
|Milwaukee Braves (1957–1959, 1961)
New York Mets (1962)
|-
|1xx
|{{wp|Dick Stigman}}
|January 24, 1936
|April 22, 1960
|September 10, 1966
|Cleveland Indians (1960–1961)
Minnesota Twins (1962–1965)

Boston Red Sox (1966)
|{{age in years and days|1936|1|24}}
|}