The Kansas City Royals turned to 45-year-old Rich Hill to start Tuesday's game against the Chicago Cubs, making the left-handed pitcher the oldest player to appear in the MLB this season.

At 45 years and 133 days, Hill became the oldest player in Royals history, passing Hall-of-Fame right-hander Gaylord Perry, ...

Hill, 45, made his first start for the Royals to match journeyman right-hander Edwin Jackson’s major-league record of playing ...

Veteran Starting Pitcher Rich Hill returned to the mound this evening on the road against the Chicago Cubs.    Kansas City is ...

The Kansas City Royals officially selected Hill’s contract from Triple-A Omaha to make a spot start as right-handed pitcher ...

Rich Hill will play for his record-tying 14th MLB team when he pitches for Royals vs. Cubs on Tuesday. He played four seasons ...

Hill is 90-74 with a 4.01 ERA in 368 career MLB games. He has pitched 1,409 innings and has struck out 1,428. In ...