The last player was Ted Williams who hit .407 in 1953. Williams also hit .400 in 1952 and .406 in 1941. And despite that, he also missed five of his prime years during World War II.
This answer is not only INCORRECT, it is also misleading!
By the logic here, David Ortiz was the last MLB player to hit .400 in the 2013 World Series!
Williams hit .400 in 1952 IN SIX GAMES! In 1953 he played in 37 GAMES!
Hideki Matsui hit .615 in 6 games in 2009 and Big Papi hit .688 in six games this year!
The last MLB player to hit .400 for a full season was Ted "Teddy Ballgame" Williams in 1941 when he hit .406.
The last National League player to hit .400 was "Memphis" Bill Terry who hit .401 in 1930.
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Hank Aaron was the last Negro League player to have a regular position in the Major League. Minnie Minoso was the last to actually play in a MLB game. (Two games for the White Sox in 1980.)
1994 -1995
As a baseball player, Major League Baseball came knocking one last time in 1938 when the Brooklyn Dodgers hired Ruth as a first base coach.
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According to baseball-reference.com, none. Odd, huh?
No, there's been no Major League Baseball player named Al Cano, there have only been 2 Major League Baseball players that have the last name of Cano, those 2 players are Jose Cano and the New York Yankees' second baseman Robinson Cano.
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Prior to his retirement, Kenny Rogers pitched for the Major League Baseball team, the Detroit Tigers. It's still unclear whether Kenny Rogers formally retired from Major League Baseball.
Minor league baseball games typically last around 2-3 hours, similar to major league games.
Mariano Rivera is the last player that Major League Baseball grandfathered in that still continues to wear #42. After Mariano, the number will not be issued again.
Major League debut September 9, 1952 Final Game September 30, 1956