[BostonCard]

Phogge got it.  Riviera was born in 69 and played in 2013, becoming the last player born in the 60’s active in MLB.

Bob has the right answer to the wrong question.  Julio Franco was the las player born in the 50’s to still be playing.  He was born in 1958 and his last appearance was in 2007 at the age of 48(!)

Might as well go down the line.  Who was the last player born in each decade to play in MLB?  Who was the last player born in the 1800s to play in MLB?

BC

Last player born in the 40's was Charlie Hough, who was born in 1948 and played until he was 46 years old, on the 1994 Florida Marlins.
Last player born in the 30's was Phil Neikro, who was born in 1939 and played until he was 48(!) years old, on the 1987 Atlanta Braves.
Last player born in the 1800's was Hod Lisenbee, who was born in 1898 and played until he was 47 years old, on the 1945 Cincinnati Reds.

BC

[BostonCard]

Phogge got it.  Riviera was born in 69 and played in 2013, becoming the last player born in the 60’s active in MLB.

Bob has the right answer to the wrong question.  Julio Franco was the las player born in the 50’s to still be playing.  He was born in 1958 and his last appearance was in 2007 at the age of 48(!)

Might as well go down the line.  Who was the last player born in each decade to play in MLB?  Who was the last player born in the 1800s to play in MLB?

BC

Last player born in the 40's was Charlie Hough, who was born in 1948 and played until he was 46 years old, on the 1994 Florida Marlins.
Last player born in the 30's was Phil Neikro, who was born in 1939 and played until he was 48(!) years old, on the 1987 Atlanta Braves.
Last player born in the 1800's was Hod Lisenbee, who was born in 1898 and played until he was 47 years old, on the 1945 Cincinnati Reds.

BC