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Ex-Red Sox Pitcher & 21-Year MLB Veteran Reveals Improbable Comeback Plans
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The Boston Red Sox have a great pitching staff this year, led by Sonny Gray, Ranger Suarez, Jake Bennett and Payton Tolle, among others.
While the Red Sox currently don’t need a starter, an old friend could make a comeback in the future.
Former 21-year MLB veteran pitcher and Boston native Rich Hill appeared on the Baseball Tonight Podcast with Buster Olney.
More On Former Boston Red Sox Rich Hill’s Potential ComebackDespite his age, Hill is not letting Father Time end his career just yet.
The left-hander played six seasons with the Red Sox, pitching to a 3.34 ERA in 74 games (30 starts).