The Royals threw new starting pitcher Rich Hill in rookie ball, where he pitched against players younger than his MLB career.

Rich Hill isn’t done trying to play Major League Baseball just yet. The 45-year-old left-hander, who was first drafted into ...

Rich Hill isn’t ready to hang up his cleats. At 45 years old, the veteran southpaw signed a minor league deal with the Royals ...

At 45, Rich Hill has signed a Minor League deal with the Royals in hopes of tying the MLB record for most teams played with ...

Hill clearly didn't hate the name, putting it on the back of his jersey during Player's Weekend in 2018. At 20 seasons in MLB, Hill is the longest tenured active player in baseball.

Rich Hill, the 45-year-old veteran pitcher, has made headlines throughout his career for the sheer number of MLB teams he has played for. Beginning his career in 2005 with the Chicago Cubs ...

Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports 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 ...

He was willing to go to Triple-A and it was a good fit.” The Royals have followed Hill throughout his MLB career. Hill has pitched for the Chicago Cubs, Baltimore Orioles, Boston Red Sox ...