TAMPA, Fla. — The emotional pain returns every winter when it’s time for Yankees relief pitcher Tim Hill to get his annual winter blood test and colonoscopy. The 35-year-old left-hander always ...

Tim Hill's journey began long before his own diagnosis. At 16, he lost his father to colon cancer, an event that deeply impacted him. His father's unexpected passing, despite his outward strength, ...

New York Yankees bullpen pitcher Tim Hill is 35 years old, and he re-signed with the team in the offseason. Hill is a person ...

Hill tossed 1.2 perfect innings against San Francisco on Sunday, striking out three batters. Though Hill didn't enter in a save or hold situation, his outing came at a critical juncture of the ...

Some of the top athletes in the world struggle with things behind closed doors that no one else is able to see. One of the ...

JP Sears of the Athletics and Cristopher Sánchez of the Philadelphia Phillies picked up wins later in the day, before reliever Tim Hill got credit for the New York Yankees' triumph over the Tampa ...

Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees lost the series finale 5-4 against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards on Wednesday. While Judge and Paul Goldschmidt homered in that game, Yankees reliever ...

added an insurance run in the bottom of the inning off Tim Hill that proved to be the difference. Hill, who relieved Carrasco in the bottom of the fourth and stranded a runner on second ...

At least the lefties. But one of them, Tim Hill, says he’s already thrown in the towel. “I can’t do what Max does,” Hill said. “Every pitcher has a tip or tell when he’s about to throw ...

Watch as Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. unloads on a fastball from New York Yankees pitcher Tim Hill, soaring one 412 feet into the Yankee Stadium bullpen. NEW YORK — Three weeks ...

They lost veteran Tommy Kahnle in free agency to the Detroit Tigers but were able to re-sign Tim Hill. To help offset the loss of Kahnle, they made a major splash on the trade market ...

Being able to go to lower-leverage relievers in Game 1 allowed Aaron Boone to deploy his best weapons in Game 2, with Tim Hill and Mark Leiter Jr. facing the minimum to hand the ball to Fernando Cruz.