I believe it is Art Schallock at 97 years old, he pitched two innings for the Yankees in 1953 against the Dodgers in Game 4, he was in a mop up role finishing the game allowing one run in a Dodgers win 7-3. ETA, I kind of misunderstood the question but I believe it's still the correct answer, the 1953 Yankees with Schallock. Willie Mays, Billy Gardner and Al Worthington were on the 1954 Giants, Carl Erskine, Roger Craig were on the 1955 Dodgers, Billy Hunter was on the 1956 Yankees. Correction, it would technically be the 1951 Yankees, although he didn't pitch in the 1951 World Series Schallock did appear in 11 games for them that year.
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Last edited by Cliff Bowman; 10-24-2021 at 09:20 AM.
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