Willie Mays – 1931

William Howard Mays Jr., or Willie Mays, is one of the best-known center fielders. He spent 22 seasons at the Major League Baseball under the New York/San Francisco Giants and ended his career with the New York Mets. By 1979, his name became a part of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Not only that, but he received the title of Most Valuable Player twice, plus he won eleven gold glove awards, too.

We are confident that his credit score is still good after all these years with his impressive career. After all, he has used his money to invest in various assets that he and his family are enjoying today. At 90 years of age, Mays is the oldest living Hall of Famer.