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Rich Hill reportedly called up by Royals, becoming MLB's oldest active player and joining record-tying 14th team
By joining the Royals, the 45-year-old Hill supplants Justin Verlander, 42, as the oldest active player in Major League Baseball. He'll be the sixth 40-year-old on an MLB roster this season. Kansas City is also the 14th MLB team Hill will pitch for in his 21 seasons, tying Edwin Jackson for the most teams a player has joined during his career.
Rich Hill to play for 14th team after Royals call-up
The Royals will be the 14th team Hill plays for in his MLB career. That ties Edwin Jackson for the most in MLB history, according to Jomboy Media's Talkin' Baseball. He last pitched in 2024 with the Boston Red Sox, his sixth season in his hometown. The Dodgers and Cubs are the only teams he has spent more than one season with, four apiece.
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