The senior living facility in Sonoma, California, witnessed a historic event when the former left-handed pitcher for the Yankees, Arthur Lawrence Schallock, turned 100 and was named the oldest MLB player alive! There was a display of memorabilia from his active times, a red carpet was rolled out, and staff dressed in Yankee-themed outfits presented a Yankee-themed cake. He even received a letter from the commissioner, Rob Manfred, expressing his gratitude and acknowledging his contributions. Schallock spoke fondly of his close associates and Hall of Famers, Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra. They were part of the greatest generation and memorable dynasties in the history of American sports. How else do you think this milestone for Schallock could have been made more memorable?