Who is the oldest living MLB player that you remember?

I remember seeing Rafael Belliard hit a homerun

I saw Tom Seaver pitch for the Red Sox in 1986 at the age of 41. He had just been traded by the White Sox to Boston at the tail end of his career. My first and only game at Fenway.

In my 50's as well and it's Manny Mota because he played for the Dodgers and growing up an Astros fan I hated the Dodgers since they were a rival in the old NL West. I remember seeing him play in the Dome a few times when I was a kid.

Charlie Hough. Saw him play the Braves in like 1994 at Fulton County Stadium. His rookie season was 1970.

I'm not 100% sure, but the player from the oldest generation I can recall watching live would be Bert Blyleven back in 1987 for the Twins. His rookie season was in 1970. That team also had Joe Niekro on it, but pretty sure I didn't see him pitch that series.

I watched the Royals in a few different seasons prior to that, but have no clue as to who might have played earlier than 1970.

Jaime Moyer

I'd have to research to know for certain, but my first White Sox game was in 1993 against the Brewers, and Robin Yount was still playing for them, so probably him.

Steve Garvey. Remember this series like it was yesterday.

When I was in second grade we went to a Cubs-Astros game. Ron Santo was playing for the Cubs, so I guess he's the first one, but I was too young to pay much attention.

A couple of years later was the A's team that won the world series with Vida Blue, Rollie Fingers, Reggie Jackson, etc. Those were the first players I really followed closely.

I don’t know why but Gary Gaetti is the first name I thought of. He’s 67.