Whom is Oldest-Living Baseball Hall-of-Famer?

Question

What team was he a member?
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Answer 1

Rapid Robert Feller, Cleveland Indians; inducted in 1961. Born Nov 3, 1918. Was the first MLB player to sign up for WWII and stayed in the Navy 4 years.
Good job, Chipmaker.

Answer 2

Oldest LHOFers:

1. Phil Rizzuto (b. 25-Sept-1917), New York Yankees 1941-42, '46-56

2. Lee MacPhail (b. 25-Oct-1917), not a player. General manager, Baltimore Orioles 1959-65, New York Yankees 1967-73, president of the American League 1974-83.

3. Bobby Doerr (b. 07-April-1918), Boston Red Sox 1937-44, '46-51

4. Bob Feller (b. 03-Nov-1918), Cleveland Indians 1936-41, '45-56

5. Monte Irvin (b. 25-Feb-1919), Newark Eagles 1937-42, '45-48, New York Giants 1949-55, Chicago Cubs 1956

These are the only five born before 1920.

Answer 3

The oldest living Hall of Famer is Lee MacPhail, the former GM of the Orioles and Yankees, and former A.L. president. He's 89, just a few months older than Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox.

Al Lopez died a couple of years ago. He did make it to the ripe old age of 97 or 98 though.

Chipmaker, you're right, it is Rizzuto. Damn, I really wanted that jockstrap!

Answer 4

Al Lopez catcher Indians and White Sox

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Answer 5

I believe it's Hank Aaron. He's close to 80 or something. He played for the Braves.

Answer 6

rumor has it that Ty Cobb is still walking the streets of Detroit

Answer 7

whom?