Hank Aaron played his final major league baseball game on Sunday, October 3, 1976. At age 42 and after 23 years of baseball, Aaron held 11 major league records.
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Enjoyed the article. Correction for you though – Don Money was right. Robin Yount had not even been born when Hank Aaron made his Major League debut on April 13th, 1954. Young was born on September 16, 1955, nearly a year and a half AFTER Aaron’s debut with the Milwaukee Braves.
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*Yount not Young (auto-correct screwed that up)
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