Oldtime Baseball Game

Here are the updated starting lineups for tomorrow's game.

Longtime big-league left-hander Rich Hill, who most recently pitched for the Kansas City Royals on July 28, will be appearing in the Oldtime Baseball Game Thursday night at 7 at St. Peter’s Field in Cambridge. The game was originally planned for Wednesday night, with Brock Holt appearing, but the change from Wednesday to Thursday made it impossible for him to attend.

Hill, who has pitched for 14 teams in an MLB career that began in 2005, will become the first player in the 31-year history of the Oldtime Baseball Game to appear in the game and in the big leagues in the same season. Hill plans to go to bat and play in the field, but most likely will not pitch.

As an added twist, it was Red Sox vice president of scouting development Gus Quattlebaum, who is being honored at the Oldtime Baseball Game, who enlisted Hill to appear in the game. The Oldtime Baseball Game is played as a fundraiser for The Boston Home, a non-profit residence and national resource for adults with advanced neurological disorders, primarily multiple sclerosis. Quattlebaum was diagnosed with primary progressive MS in 2021.

Quattlebaum will throw out the first pitch at the Oldtime Baseball Game, with longtime Red Sox scout Steve Langone as his catcher. Langone played in the game from 1995 to 1999 during his days at Reading High School and Boston College.

IMPORTANT UPDATE
Due to the storms here now and throughout the night the 31st Oldtime Baseball Game will take place on Thursday August 21.

Oldtime Baseball Game – St. Peter’s Field, 65 Sherman Street, Cambridge, MA 02138

The 31st Annual Oldtime Baseball Game is almost here, and the teams are ready to take the field! Check out the starting lineups for Team Abbott and Team Anderegg below.

Brock Holt to play in Oldtime Baseball Game. August 20th in Cambridge.

Oldtime Baseball Game – St. Peter’s Field, 65 Sherman Street, Cambridge, MA 02138

We shared a heartfelt and joyful celebration today as we thanked our Oldtime Baseball Game volunteer committee for their work to reach our goal of raising over $80,000 to support life enhancing programs for residents! We are so grateful to Aidan Freeburg for stepping up to raise funds for people with and selecting The Boston Home as the recipient of the Abbot Financial Management Oldtime Baseball Game to Benefit The Boston Home.❤️⚾️❤️

See you later!

Directions St. Peter’s Field is located at 65 Sherman Street, Cambridge, MA 02140 There is plenty of parking behind the Fresh Pond Mall, a short walk away through Danehy Park. Get directions via MBTA

Free admission, no tickets needed! The 2023 Oldtime Baseball Game is being played as a fundraiser for The Boston Home in recognition of people with multiple sclerosis. Come see a great game of baseball played by outstanding college players wearing historic team uniforms, with a special appearance by Red Sox Hall of Famer Fred Lynn!

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Fred Lynn, who made history in 1975 when he was named Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year in leading the Red Sox to the American League pennant, will appear at the 29th annual Abbot Financial Management Oldtime Baseball Game on Thursday, August 24 at St. Peter’s Field in Cambridge. The pregame program begins at 7 p.m.

We are delighted to announce that the 2023 Oldtime Baseball Game is being played as a fundraiser for The Boston Home in recognition of people with multiple sclerosis. Aidan Freeburg, a long-time participant in the Oldtime Baseball Game who was diagnosed with MS in 2014, has stepped forward to lead this year’s effort.

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