List of living members of World Series-winning teams

This is a list of living members of World Series-winning teams through 1974. The last living member of each team with no survivors is listed as well.

List of last surviving members of World Series teams[edit]

These players did not necessarily play in that year's World Series.

1903 Boston Americans - Freddy Parent, died November 2, 1972, age 96.
1904 - no World Series held
1905 New York Giants - Moonlight Graham, died August 25, 1965, age 87.
1906 Chicago White Sox - Doc White, died February 19, 1969, age 89.
1907 Chicago Cubs - Heinie Zimmerman, died March 14, 1969, age 82.
1908 Chicago Cubs - Bill Mack, died September 30, 1971, age 86.
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates - Lefty Leifield, died October 10, 1970, age 87.
1910 Philadelphia Athletics - Amos Strunk, died July 22, 1979, age 90.
1911 Philadelphia Athletics - Elmer Leonard, died May 27, 1981, age 92.
1912 Boston Red Sox - Smoky Joe Wood, died July 27, 1985, age 95.
1913 Philadelphia Athletics - Dave Morey, died January 4, 1986, age 96.
1914 Boston Braves - Jack Martin, died July 4, 1980, age 93.
1915 Boston Red Sox - Smoky Joe Wood, died July 27, 1985, age 95.
1916 Boston Red Sox - Ernie Shore, died September 24, 1980, age 89.
1917 Chicago White Sox - Zeb Terry, died March 14, 1988, age 96.
1918 Boston Red Sox - Fred Thomas, died January 15, 1986, age 93.
1919 Cincinnati Reds - Edd Roush, died March 21, 1988, age 94.
1920 Cleveland Indians - Joe Sewell, died March 6, 1990, age 91.
1921 New York Giants - High Pockets Kelly, died October 13, 1984, age 91.
1922 New York Giants - Carmen Hill, died January 1, 1990, age 94.
1923 New York Yankees - Whitey Witt, died July 14, 1988, age 92.
1924 Washington Senators - Showboat Fisher, died May 15, 1994, age 95.
1925 Pittsburgh Pirates - Glenn Wright, died April 6, 1984, age 83.
1926 St. Louis Cardinals - Specs Toporcer, died May 17, 1989, age 90.
1927 New York Yankees - Mark Koenig, died April 22, 1993, age 88.
1928 New York Yankees - Bill Dickey, died November 12, 1993, age 86.
1929 Philadelphia Athletics - Rudy Miller, died January 22, 1994, age 93.
1930 Philadelphia Athletics - Dib Williams, died April 2, 1992, age 82.
1931 St. Louis Cardinals - Ray Cunningham, died July 30, 2005, age 100.
1932 New York Yankees - Charlie Devens, died August 13, 2003, age 93.
1933 New York Giants - Harry Danning, died November 29, 2004, age 93.
1934 St. Louis Cardinals - Clarence Heise, died May 30, 1999, age 91.
1935 Detroit Tigers - Elden Auker, died August 4, 2006, age 95.
1936 New York Yankees - Frankie Crosetti, died February 11, 2002, age 91.
1937 New York Yankees - Tommy Henrich, died December 1, 2009, age 96.
1938 New York Yankees - Tommy Henrich, died December 1, 2009, age 96.
1939 New York Yankees - Tommy Henrich, died December 1, 2009, age 96.
1940 Cincinnati Reds - Eddie Joost, died April 12, 2011, age 94.
1941 New York Yankees - Tommy Henrich, died December 1, 2009, age 96.
1942 St. Louis Cardinals - Stan Musial, died January 19, 2013, age 92.
1943 New York Yankees - Tommy Byrne, died December 20, 2007, age 87.
1944 St. Louis Cardinals - Stan Musial, died January 19, 2013, age 92.
1945 Detroit Tigers - Milt Welch, died February 9, 2019, age 94.
1946 St. Louis Cardinals - Red Schoendienst, died June 6, 2018, age 95.
1947 New York Yankees Bobby Brown, died March 25, 2021, age 96.
1948 Cleveland Indians Eddie Robinson, died October 4, 2021, age 100.
1949 New York Yankees Bobby Brown, died March 25, 2021, age 96.
1950 New York Yankees Bobby Brown, died March 25, 2021, age 96.

List of living members of World Series-winning teams[edit]

Updated February 8, 2022

1951 New York Yankees (1)[edit]

Art Schallock

1952 New York Yankees (1)[edit]

Art Schallock

1953 New York Yankees (1)[edit]

Art Schallock

1954 New York Giants (4)[edit]

1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (3)[edit]

1956 New York Yankees (3)[edit]

1957 Milwaukee Braves (7)[edit]

1958 New York Yankees (5)[edit]

1959 Los Angeles Dodgers (8)[edit]

Roger Craig
Carl Erskine
Chuck Essegian
Frank Howard
Fred Kipp
Sandy Koufax
Bob Lillis
Maury Wills

1960 Pittsburgh Pirates (10)[edit]

1961 New York Yankees (10)[edit]

Bud Daley
Al Downing
Billy Gardner
Johnny James
Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
Jack Reed
Bobby Richardson
Rollie Sheldon
Lee Thomas

1962 New York Yankees (12)[edit]

Jack Cullen
Bud Daley
Al Downing
Billy Gardner
Jake Gibbs
Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
Joe Pepitone
Jack Reed
Bobby Richardson
Rollie Sheldon
Lee Thomas

1963 Los Angeles Dodgers (14)[edit]

1964 St. Louis Cardinals (23)[edit]

1965 Los Angeles Dodgers (14)[edit]

Al Ferrera
Derrell Griffith
Mike Kekich
Sandy Koufax
Jim Lefebvre
Nate Oliver
Claude Osteen
Wes Parker
Bill Singer
Jeff Torborg
Dick Tracewski
Hector Valle
Johnny Werhas
Maury Wills

1966 Baltimore Orioles (12)[edit]

1967 St. Louis Cardinals (16)[edit]

Eddie Bressoud
Steve Carlton
Orlando Cepeda
Dick Hughes
Steve Huntz
Larry Jaster
Julian Javier
Dal Maxvill
Tim McCarver
Ted Savage
Mike Shannon
Ed Spiezio
Bobby Tolan
Mike Torrez
Ray Washburn
Jimy Williams

1968 Detroit Tigers (16)[edit]

1969 New York Mets (24)[edit]

1970 Baltimore Orioles (16)[edit]

Fred Beene
Don Buford
Terry Crowley
Clay Dalrymple
Bobby Floyd
Bobby Grich
Dick Hall
Davey Johnson
Dave Leonhard
Jim Palmer
Boog Powell
Merv Rettenmund
Pete Richert
Brooks Robinson
Eddie Watt

1971 Pittsburgh Pirates (20)[edit]

1972 Oakland Athletics (34)[edit]

1973 Oakland Athletics (30)[edit]

Glenn Abbott
Jesus Alou
Mike Andrews
Sal Bando
Vida Blue
Pat Bourque
Bert Campaneris
Rico Carty
Vic Davalillo
Rollie Fingers
Rob Gardner
Phil Garner
Dick Green
Dave Hamilton
Larry Haney
Ken Holtzman
Reggie Jackson
Darold Knowles
Ted Kubiak
Allan Lewis
Dal Maxvill
Rich McKinney
José Morales
Bill North
Blue Moon Odom
Horacio Piña
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Manny Trillo

1974 Oakland Athletics (28)[edit]

Glenn Abbott
Jesus Alou
Sal Bando
Vida Blue
Pat Bourque
Bert Campaneris
Vic Davalillo
John Donaldson
Rollie Fingers
Phil Garner
Dick Green
Dave Hamilton
Larry Haney
Ken Holtzman
Leon Hooten
Reggie Jackson
Darold Knowles
Ted Kubiak
Dal Maxvill
Rich McKinney
Bill North
Blue Moon Odom
Bill Parsons
Gaylen Pitts
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Manny Trillo
Herb Washington

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