Art Schallock Celebrates 100th Birthday, Reflects on Storied MLB Career

Former New York Yankee and oldest living MLB player, Art Schallock, marks a century with memories of legendary teammates and World Series victories.

Art Schallock, the oldest living former MLB player, celebrated his 100th birthday at an assisted living facility in Sonoma, California.
Schallock reminisced about his time with the New York Yankees, where he played alongside icons like Joe DiMaggio, Yogi Berra, and Mickey Mantle.
He recalled his major league debut, replacing Mickey Mantle in 1951, and his subsequent friendship with the baseball legend.
Schallock's career highlights include three World Series championships and memorable games against top players like Ted Williams.
Despite never fulfilling his childhood dream of playing for the San Francisco Seals, Schallock expressed contentment with his accomplished MLB career.