List of oldest Major League Baseball players

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Justin Verlander is the oldest active MLB player. Justin Verlander ready to throw his pitch, March 2, 2019 (cropped).jpg
Justin Verlander is the oldest active MLB player.

This is a list of Baseball players. Major League Baseball (MLB) is a professional baseball organization in North America. The oldest person ever to play MLB was Satchel Paige, who, at the age of 59, made a major league appearance twelve years after his Major League career had ended. The oldest player to appear regularly was Jack Quinn, who ended his last season at age 50, having made 14 appearances as a relief pitcher in that final season. The oldest active player is Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander, who is currently 41 years old.

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Key

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Position Pitcher Catcher First baseman Second baseman Third baseman Shortstop Left fielder Center fielder Right fielder Outfielder Designated hitter

Oldest players

Satchel Paige is the oldest player ever to play in MLB. Satchel Paige.jpg
Satchel Paige is the oldest player ever to play in MLB.
Jack Quinn is the oldest player to appear regularly. 1921 Jack Quinn.jpeg
Jack Quinn is the oldest player to appear regularly.
Julio Franco is the oldest position player to appear regularly. Julio Franco (cropped).jpg
Julio Franco is the oldest position player to appear regularly.

All-time

^Denotes player who is still active in the MLB as of the 2024 season [lower-alpha 1]
*Denotes player who has been inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame
†Denotes player who is not yet eligible for Hall of Fame consideration [lower-alpha 2]
§Eligible for Hall of Fame in 2025 [1]
PlayerPosBirth dateLast gameAgeTeam(s) played (years)Ref.
Satchel Paige *PJuly 7, 1906September 25, 196559 years, 80 days [2]
Charley O'Leary SS/2B/3BOctober 15, 1875September 30, 193458 years, 350 days [3]
Nick Altrock PSeptember 15, 1876October 1, 193357 years, 16 days [4]
Minnie Miñoso *LF/3BNovember 29, 1923October 5, 198056 years, 311 days
5 teams
 [5]
Jim O'Rourke *OF/C/1BSeptember 1, 1850September 22, 190454 years, 21 days [6]
String Bean Williams P1873192551 or 52 years [7]
Jack Quinn [lower-alpha 3] PJuly 1, 1883July 7, 193350 years, 6 days [8]
Hoyt Wilhelm *PJuly 26, 1922July 10, 197249 years, 350 days [9]
Jimmy Austin 3B/SSDecember 8, 1879October 6, 192949 years, 302 days [10]
Arlie Latham 3BMarch 15, 1860September 30, 190949 years, 199 days [11]
Jamie Moyer PNovember 18, 1962May 27, 201249 years, 191 days [12]
Hughie Jennings *SS/1BApril 2, 1869September 2, 191849 years, 153 days [13]
Julio Franco [lower-alpha 4] SS/2B/1BAugust 23, 1958September 17, 200749 years, 25 days [14]
Gabby Street CSeptember 30, 1882September 20, 193148 years, 355 days [15]
Deacon McGuire C/1BNovember 18, 1863May 18, 191248 years, 182 days [16]
Phil Niekro *PApril 1, 1939September 27, 198748 years, 179 days [17]
Johnny Evers *2BJuly 21, 1881October 6, 192948 years, 77 days [18]
Kaiser Wilhelm PJanuary 26, 1874August 21, 192147 years, 207 days [19]
Hod Lisenbee PSeptember 23, 1898September 7, 194546 years, 349 days [20]
Nolan Ryan *PJanuary 31, 1947September 22, 199346 years, 234 days [21]
Charlie Hough PJanuary 5, 1948July 26, 199446 years, 202 days [22]
Sam Thompson *RFMarch 5, 1860September 10, 190646 years, 189 days [23]
Jesse Orosco PApril 21, 1957September 27, 200346 years, 159 days [24]
Dan Brouthers *1BMay 8, 1858October 4, 190446 years, 149 days [25]
Grover Hartley CJuly 2, 1888September 30, 193446 years, 90 days [26]
Bobo Newsom PAugust 11, 1907September 17, 195346 years, 37 days
9 teams
 [27]
Randy Johnson *PSeptember 10, 1963October 4, 200946 years, 24 days [28]
Tommy John PMay 22, 1943May 25, 198946 years, 3 days [29]
C. I. Taylor RF/CJanuary 20, 1875192146 years Indianapolis ABCs (1920–1921) [30]
Kid Gleason 2B/POctober 26, 1866August 27, 191245 years, 306 days [31]
Carlton Fisk *CDecember 26, 1947June 22, 199345 years, 178 days [32]
Cap Anson *1B/3B/CApril 17, 1852October 3, 189745 years, 169 days [33]
Omar Vizquel SS/3BApril 24, 1967October 3, 201245 years, 162 days [34]
Ichiro Suzuki §RFOctober 22, 1973March 21, 201945 years, 150 days [35]
Ted Lyons *PDecember 28, 1900May 19, 194645 years, 142 days Chicago White Sox (1923–1942, 1946) [36]
Pete Rose OF/1B/3BApril 14, 1941August 17, 198645 years, 125 days [37]
Bartolo Colón PMay 24, 1973September 22, 201845 years, 121 days [38]
Fred Johnson PMarch 10, 1894May 10, 193945 years, 61 days [39]
Tim Wakefield PAugust 2, 1966September 25, 201145 years, 54 days [40]
Roger Clemens PAugust 4, 1962September 16, 200745 years, 43 days [41]
Red Faber *PSeptember 6, 1888September 20, 193345 years, 14 days Chicago White Sox (1914–1933) [42]
Gaylord Perry *PSeptember 15, 1938September 21, 198345 years, 6 days [43]

Note: Paige, O'Leary, O'Rourke, Jennings, Street, McGuire and Evers each made one token major league appearance years (or even decades) after their careers had otherwise ended. The careers of Altrock, Miñoso, Austin, and Latham had also effectively ended many years before their final major league appearances, though each were brought back for token appearances several times (spanning several seasons) before their final game. Julio Franco is the oldest position player to appear regularly.

Active

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PlayerPosBirth dateAgeTeam(s) played (years)Ref.
Justin Verlander PFebruary 20, 198341 years, 62 days
3 teams
 [44]
Jesse Chavez PAugust 21, 198340 years, 245 days
9 teams
 [45]
Charlie Morton PNovember 12, 198340 years, 162 days [46]
Max Scherzer PJuly 27, 198439 years, 270 days [47]
Justin Turner DH/1BNovember 23, 198439 years, 151 days [48]
David Robertson PApril 9, 198539 years, 13 days [49]
Daniel Bard PJune 25, 198538 years, 302 days
2 teams
 [50]
Adam Ottavino PNovember 22, 198538 years, 152 days [51]
Matt Carpenter DH/1BNovember 26, 198538 years, 148 days
3 teams
 [52]
Carlos Santana 1BApril 8, 198638 years, 14 days [53]
Chris Martin PJune 2, 198637 years, 325 days [54]
Charlie Blackmon DH/RFJuly 1, 198637 years, 296 days Colorado Rockies (2011–present) [55]
Yu Darvish PAugust 16, 198637 years, 250 days [56]
Martín Maldonado CAugust 16, 198637 years, 250 days [57]
Andrew McCutchen DH/RFOctober 10, 198637 years, 195 days [58]
Wade Miley PNovember 13, 198637 years, 161 days [59]
Paolo Espino PJanuary 10, 198737 years, 103 days [60]
Brandon Crawford SSJanuary 21, 198737 years, 92 days [61]
Jake Diekman PJanuary 21, 198737 years, 92 days [62]
José Abreu 1BJanuary 29, 198737 years, 84 days [63]
Luis García PJanuary 30, 198737 years, 83 days [64]
Caleb Thielbar PJanuary 31, 198737 years, 82 days Minnesota Twins (2013–2015, 2020–present) [65]

Last ten seasons

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.
PlayerPosBirth dateLast gameAgeTeam(s) played (years)Ref.
Ichiro Suzuki §RFOctober 22, 1973March 21, 201945 years, 150 days [66]
Bartolo Colón PMay 24, 1973September 22, 201845 years, 121 days [67]
Rich Hill ^PMarch 11, 1980Present44 years, 42 days [68]
Mariano Rivera *PNovember 29, 1969September 26, 201343 years, 301 days New York Yankees (1995–2013) [69]
Jason Giambi 1B/DH/LFJanuary 8, 1971September 27, 201443 years, 262 days [70]
Nelson Cruz †DH/RFJuly 1, 1980July 3, 202343 years, 2 days [71]
Darren Oliver POctober 6, 1970September 29, 201342 years, 358 days [72]
R. A. Dickey POctober 29, 1974September 26, 201742 years, 332 days [73]
LaTroy Hawkins PDecember 21, 1972October 3, 201542 years, 286 days [74]
Albert Pujols †1B/LF/3BJanuary 16, 1980October 4, 202242 years, 261 days [75]
Fernando Rodney §PMarch 18, 1977September 28, 201942 years, 194 days [76]
Koji Uehara PApril 3, 1975September 2, 201742 years, 152 days [77]
Raúl Ibañez LF/1BJune 2, 1972September 28, 201442 years, 118 days [78]
Adam Wainwright †PAugust 30, 1981October 1, 202342 years, 32 days St. Louis Cardinals (2005–2010, 2012–2023) [79]
Henry Blanco CAugust 29, 1971September 23, 201342 years, 25 days [80]
Joe Nathan PNovember 22, 1974September 27, 201641 years, 310 days [81]
José Contreras PDecember 6, 1971May 27, 201341 years, 172 days [82]
Andy Pettitte §PJune 15, 1972September 28, 201341 years, 105 days
2 teams
 [83]
Justin Verlander ^PFebruary 20, 1983Present41 years, 62 days
3 teams
 [84]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ A player is considered inactive if he has announced his retirement or has not played for a full season.
  2. ↑ A player is not eligible for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum unless he has ten years of major league experience and has either been fully retired for five full seasons or has been dead for six full months.
  3. ↑ Jack Quinn is the oldest pitcher to appear regularly; made 14 appearances as a reliever in his final season before his career ended on July 7, 1933, 6 days after turning 50
  4. ↑ Julio Franco is the oldest position player to appear regularly; played 55 games in his final season before his career ended on September 9, 2007, 25 days after turning 49

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