A native of Boston, Hill has already had three separate stints with the Red Sox across his 19 big-league seasons. He pitched three seasons out of the team’s bullpen from 2010-12, made four appearances (all starts) with Boston in 2015 and was in the middle of the squad’s rotation in 2022 with 26 starts.
Hill signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates in December 2022.
The University of Michigan product was traded to the San Diego Padres last August, landing him with his 13th different team (one away from the MLB record.)
Hill spent last season as the league’s oldest player. With the recent retirement of seven-time All-Star Nelson Cruz, he has a chance to be the only person in the big leagues this season born in 1980. St. Louis Cardinals longtime pitcher Adam Wainwright (born in 1981) also retired over the offseason.
A native of Boston, Hill has already had three separate stints with the Red Sox across his 19 big-league seasons. He pitched three seasons out of the team’s bullpen from 2010-12, made four appearances (all starts) with Boston in 2015 and was in the middle of the squad’s rotation in 2022 with 26 starts.
Hill signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates in December 2022.
The University of Michigan product was traded to the San Diego Padres last August, landing him with his 13th different team (one away from the MLB record.)
Hill spent last season as the league’s oldest player. With the recent retirement of seven-time All-Star Nelson Cruz, he has a chance to be the only person in the big leagues this season born in 1980. St. Louis Cardinals longtime pitcher Adam Wainwright (born in 1981) also retired over the offseason.
A native of Boston, Hill has already had three separate stints with the Red Sox across his 19 big-league seasons. He pitched three seasons out of the team’s bullpen from 2010-12, made four appearances (all starts) with Boston in 2015 and was in the middle of the squad’s rotation in 2022 with 26 starts.
Hill signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates in December 2022.
The University of Michigan product was traded to the San Diego Padres last August, landing him with his 13th different team (one away from the MLB record.)
Hill spent last season as the league’s oldest player. With the recent retirement of seven-time All-Star Nelson Cruz, he has a chance to be the only person in the big leagues this season born in 1980. St. Louis Cardinals longtime pitcher Adam Wainwright (born in 1981) also retired over the offseason.
