re: Who is the oldest living MLB player that you remember?

I remember when Bob Lillis was managing the Astros.

As far as players, Luis Aparicio is the earliest one I recognize, so about from the mid-60s on that list, downward.

Bobby Shantz and Roy Face

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Roy Face

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Interesting that he, Bob Skinner, Bill Mazeroski, and Vern Law all from the 1960 Pirates World Champion team are all still alive in their 90's(well, Maz will be if he makes to to September. The rest are mid 90's). Pretty cool

I loved those early 70s Orioles with Jim Palmer, Brooks and Frank Robinson. So probably Boog Powell.

Probably Cal Ripken Jr

Nolan Ryan is the most notable.

But Tony Perez and Tommy John were older and still lingering around albeit nothing special apart from the famous surgery and being part of the Big Red Machine.

My take is the op is asking who is the oldest still living MLB player you remember seeing whether in person or on tv. Not the oldest player who was still playing. I will go with Kaat as well he's 87

I didn’t realize that.
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1960 series maybe one of the all time upsets

Sandy Koufax I think is one of very few Brooklyn Dodgers still living

Bartolo "big sexy' Colon was like 42-43 when he hit his first home run as a Met.

I was jumping up and down and I don't like the Mets.