Today in Chicago White Sox History: December 3
1957After just two seasons on the South Side (7.1 WAR, 38 homers, 181 RBI, 127 OPS+), outfielder Larry…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: December 3
1957After just two seasons on the South Side (7.1 WAR, 38 homers, 181 RBI, 127 OPS+), outfielder Larry…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: October 11
1899The new American League was formed, in Chicago. The city didn’t have a team in the league at…
‘Best pitcher of our generation’: Ex-Dodgers, opponents reflect on Clayton Kershaw and why it’s hard to retire
The word is simple even though it lands heavy. Retired. Clayton Kershaw said Thursday that this chapter —…
Today in Chicago White Sox History: August 4
1911 Here’s a weird record and distinction for you: Lee Tannehill not only is the only shortstop in…
45-year old Rich Hill leaves Royals contract to pursue MLB record with another team
Rich Hill’s feel-good comeback story with the Kansas City Royals didn’t last all that long. Once again, the…
45-year-old Royals starter Rich Hill reacts to record-breaking start vs. Cubs
The Kansas City Royals lost 6-0 to the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night, continuing an underwhelming stretch of…
Matthew Boyd sharp for 11th win, Cubs blank Royals and Rich Hill 6-0.
CHICAGO (AP) — Matthew Boyd pitched seven crisp innings for his 11th win, and the Chicago Cubs spoiled…
Rich Hill becomes oldest player in majors at 45 with start against Cubs
CHICAGO (AP) — Kansas City’s Rich Hill seemed a bit rusty in his return to the majors as…
Royals’ Rich Hill officially ties MLB history with start for Kansas City
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Rich Hill, 45, makes MLB history, becomes oldest active player by starting for Royals vs. Cubs
Imagn Images Rich Hill claimed a piece of history on Tuesday night when he started for the Kansas…
Rich Hill becomes oldest player in majors at 45 with start against Cubs
CHICAGO – Kansas City’s Rich Hill seemed a bit rusty in his return to the majors as baseball’s…