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Youngest Players in MLB

48 Jose Altuve 2B HOU
63 Starlin Castro SS CHC
64 Brett Lawrie 2B TOR
54 Tyler Chatwood P COL
70 Jesus Montero C 1B NYY
78 Giancarlo Stanton OF MIA
48 Ruben Tejada SS NYM
69 Eric Hosmer 1B KC
36 Michael Aviles 3B SS SEA
64 Freddie Freeman 1B ATL
51 Tim Collins P KC
59 Jason Heyward OF ATL
73 Madison Bumgarner P SF
48 Alexi Amarista 2B LAA
53 Dayan Viciedo 3B OF CHW
56 Wilin Rosario C COL
53 Addison Reed P CHW
62 Mike Moustakas 3B KC
48 Stephen Lombardozzi 2B WSH
75 Elvis Andrus SS TEX
53 Jose Tabata OF PIT

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