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Rich Hill Becomes Oldest Player in Majors

Rich Hill, at 45, becomes oldest player in majors with start against Cubs

Hill became the oldest player to start a major league game since May 27, 2012, when lefty Jamie Moyer tossed his final game with Colorado at age 49.

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Rich Hill, 45, makes MLB history, becomes oldest active player by starting for Royals vs. Cubs

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Milton’s Rich Hill becomes oldest active player in MLB by starting for Royals at 45 years old

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Rich Hill becomes oldest player in majors at 45 with start against Cubs

Rich Hill became the oldest active player in baseball when he started against the Cubs in Chicago on Tuesday night after the Kansas City Royals selected the 45-year-old from Triple-A Omaha.

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Reports: Royals call up LHP Rich Hill, 45, for 21st season

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Royals’ Rich Hill breaks Kansas City age record held by Gaylord Perry

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Kansas City Royals calling up Rich Hill, 45, for a start tonight against Chicago Cubs

A start on Tuesday will make him the oldest active player in baseball.

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Rich Hill isn't finished yet. Former Dodgers and Angels player will pitch for his 14th MLB team

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Rich Hill joins Royals, will pitch for record-tying 14th major league team

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45-year-old Hill ties MLB record in appearance with 14th team

When Rich Hill took the mound for the Royals on Tuesday, it was the same spot the left-hander made his MLB debut 20 years ago on June 15, 2005, with the Chicago Cubs. After 20 years, Hill is still contributing in the Majors.

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Fantasy baseball news: Rich Hill still isn't ready to hang 'em up

Todd Zola: A rare full Monday slate gets underway at 6:40 p.m. ET with a pair of contests. A couple of spots may be wet, most likely the Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay Rays and the St. Louis Cardinals visiting the Colorado Rockies, but both games are expected to be played.

Royals' Dallas Keuchel MLB comeback attempt gets major update with Triple-A gem

The bearded left-hander is attempting to get back to MLB through the Kansas City Royals' organization. And on Friday for the Triple-A Omaha Storm Chasers, Keuchel was sharp. He went 4.1 innings, allowing three hits and no runs while striking out five.