Don't get longtime MLB pitcher Rich Hill wrong—he's still planning on taking a big-league mound near you, even at 45 years old. However, it seems like Hill isn't exactly in a rush.
Rich Hill is still cruising along at 45 years young, biding his time in the minor leagues with the Royals while waiting for a big league opportunity. The
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Veteran left-hander Rich Hill signed a minor league deal last month. It appears the club will soon have to make a decision on whether or not to call him up.
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Comeback stories are always fun. But they're a lot more fun when the player involved has the chance to legitimately help a contending team. Last season, 44-year-old Rich Hill spent most of the baseball season training in hopes of pitching in the majors.
The Kansas City Royals have hit a bit of a snag in recent weeks. As losers of seven of their last 11 games, the Royals bolstered their pitching depth by signing veteran Rich Hill.
Can Rich Hill really help the Kansas City Royals in 2025? Last week, the Royals signed the 45-year-old Hill, who has already pitched in the big leagues for 13 different teams, to a minor-league contract.
On Tuesday, the Kansas City Royals signed Rich Hill to a minor league deal. The 45-year-old right-hander pitched in every season from 2005 to 2024. He is looking to add a 21st campaign to the back of his baseball card.
The Kansas City Royals just made headlines with a signing that could etch another quirky chapter in baseball history. Rich Hill, the 45-year-old southpaw, has inked a Minor League deal with Kansas City, putting him on the verge of tying a wild MLB record.
Rich Hill is not ready to give up on his MLB career just yet. The Kansas City Royals announced Tuesday that they have signed Hill to a minor league contract, and the 45-year-old left-hander will report to their Triple-A affiliate in Omaha.
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The Kansas City Royals picked up a 7-5 win. This was the first game of their three-game series against the Houston Astros. They are 9-3 in May, averaging 4.4 runs per game while allowing 2.4 runs per game.
The Kansas City Royals got off to a slow start this year, going 8-14 in their first 22 games of the year. Since then, things have changes. They've won 17 of their last 21 games and are now 25-18.
Rich Hill and comebacks go hand in hand. The former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher has twice returned to the major leagues from detours few major leaguers make in the middle of their careers — once to independent ball in 2015, and again last year when he coached his son's Little League team in Massachusetts before signing with the Boston Red Sox.
Rich Hill continues to throw in hopes of signing soon, he tells Chris Cotillo of MassLive. Cotillo adds that multiple teams — including one from the AL East that is not the Red Sox — have shown interest in the 45-year-old lefty.
Former Los Angeles Dodgers fan-favorite pitcher Rich Hill could star in an Energizer Battery commercial at this point in his career. The 45-year-old just keeps going and going and according to recent reports, he's aiming for a 21st season in Major League Baseball.
It has felt like the offseason has flown by and now we are just a few weeks away from Spring Training. Pitchers and catchers will start to report to Spring Training around mid-February and it sounds like one former member of the Boston Red Sox is still looking for an opportunity.
Veteran pitchers Rich Hill and Jesse Chavez are 45 and 41 years young, respectively, and both recently told Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle that they intend to pitch in 2025.
One former member of the Boston Red Sox is hoping to keep his career going. Veteran pitcher Rich Hill is a 20-year big league veteran and will be 45 years old by the time the 2025 Major League Baseball season gets here.
Free agent left-hander Rich Hill is representing the United States in the Premier12 tournament, scheduled to start Thursday night’s game. But he’s open to returning to Major League Baseball in 2025, which would be his age-45 season.
The Milwaukee Brewers have an opportunity to add a veteran to their pitching staff to bolster their roster for the postseason. The Brewers' success this season is partially thanks to select players stepping up and outperforming their expectations.
The Boston Red Sox recently made a move to add some pitching depth. Boston's bullpen has struggled since the All-Star break so the Red Sox looked for a way to add some depth.
The veteran southpaw can latch on elsewhere for the final few weeks of the regular season. Since he’d be signing after the start of September, he will not be eligible for this year’s postseason if he continues playing.
Boston Red Sox reliever Rich Hill may be 44 years old but he's a crafty 44 years old.
Rich Hill recently explained to Rob Bradford of the "Baseball Isn't Boring Podcast" how he heard about the Red Sox's interest in yet another reunion with him.
19-year MLB veteran Rich Hill looked like he might be done pitching, but the 44-year-old is now eyeing an MLB comeback.
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