Who’s playing their Last Game today?
 

I mean among longer term players. My favorite teams are currently fairly young so I’m drawing a blank on this.

Kershaw

Probably Kyle Hendricks, Carlos Santana and Justin Turner.

Charlie Morton

Nats legend, Michael A Taylor

The Mets :D

With the impending lockout, it could be everyone...

EDIT: I'm dumb. I was a year off.

[QUOTE=SaveMeTheGum;20034838]With the impending lockout, it could be everyone...[/QUOTE]

That is 2027 season that would be potential lockout I thought.

Wilmer Flores, perhaps.....

Miles Mikolas (though I think teams will look under the hood and he'll land somewhere for a year)

Rich Hill

Andrew McCutcheon

Carlos Carrasco

Tommy Pham

[QUOTE=WizardofOz1982;20036299]Miles Mikolas (though I think teams will look under the hood and he'll land somewhere for a year)

[B]Rich Hill[/B]

Andrew McCutcheon

Carlos Carrasco

Tommy Pham[/QUOTE]

Never count Dick Mountain out.

Whenever I see a thread like this, I always think of Edgar Renteria.

He COULD have retired at the end of the 2010 season, with his final swing in the majors being a WS-winning HR that also earned him the WS MVP.

Instead he chose to come back and play one more utterly forgettable year with the Reds :doh:

[QUOTE=mfw13;20036897]Whenever I see a thread like this, I always think of Edgar Renteria.

He COULD have retired at the end of the 2010 season, with his final swing in the majors being a WS-winning HR that also earned him the WS MVP.

Instead he chose to come back and play one more utterly forgettable year with the Reds :doh:[/QUOTE]

He made $2m in 2011. That probably made it worth it. Plus, if you love playing, never retire until they make you.

[QUOTE=WizardofOz1982;20036299]Miles Mikolas (though I think teams will look under the hood and he'll land somewhere for a year)

Rich Hill

Andrew McCutcheon

Carlos Carrasco

Tommy Pham[/QUOTE]

Is Cutch done - do we know that?

Hopefully Justin Turner.
Sincerely,
a Cubs fan

[QUOTE=SaveMeTheGum;20036972]He made $2m in 2011. That probably made it worth it. Plus, if you love playing, never retire until they make you.[/QUOTE]

All true.....just sayin'.....he could have had possibly the greatest last AB in MLB history.

I'm guessing today is the day the Yankees and Reds play their last game of 2025.

Padres might also be playing their last game today. Would be likely farewell for Maldonado and maybe Iglesias

Hopefully we send Goldy off to a nice retirement today. :cry:

[QUOTE=JoshMN;20038259]I'm guessing today is the day the Yankees and Reds play their last game of 2025.[/QUOTE]

Unfortunately I think you might be right :(

Hopefully AL MVP runner-up Aaron Judge :)

[QUOTE=Mister2Bits;20038640]Unfortunately I think you might be right :([/QUOTE]

Well, 3 out of 4 ain't bad. How are Yankees fans feeling about today? Is this the last game Aaron Boone ever manages?

[QUOTE=JoshMN;20039302]Well, 3 out of 4 ain't bad. How are Yankees fans feeling about today? Is this the last game Aaron Boone ever manages?[/QUOTE]

Would Yankees fans rather have their team win this game and Boone stays another year, or lose this game and Boone is fired? :coffee:

[QUOTE=majestik101;20038767]Hopefully AL MVP runner-up Aaron Judge :)[/QUOTE]

:cry:

[QUOTE=Bosoxfan5990;20039304]Would Yankees fans rather have their team win this game and Boone stays another year, or lose this game and Boone is fired? :coffee:[/QUOTE]

Why not both?