Since he has now pitched in 2012,  I got to poking around, and here's a few interesting little tidbits I found relating to Jamie Moyer.

Almost exactly 30 years ago, April 7 1982, Edwin Nunez made his debut for the Mariners as a 19-year old, he was the youngest player in the majors at the time.  Jamie Moyer is older than Edwin Nunez.

On September 30, 1986, a 20-year-old kid named Greg Maddux made his debut, before going on to pitch over 5000 innings in a 23 year career that some people think was pretty good.  Jamie Moyer had made his debut two months before this, and was already 23 years old.  Some dude named Barry Bonds also began his career in 1986.  A few others: Rafael Palmeiro, Mark McGwire, Will Clark.

Devon White had a 17-year career, and retired in 2001.  Jamie Moyer is older than Devon White.

in 2008 a 43-year-old Kenny Rogers was the oldest player in the American League.  Jamie Moyer is two years older than Kenny Rogers.

Barry Larkin and Roberto Alomar both started their careers, finished them, and were elected to the Hall of Fame within the span of Jamie Moyer's career.

By my count, 43 Major Leaguers who began their careers after Jamie Moyer have died.

I think there are some fun tidbits of information there.

agreed

Moyer surpasses Jack Quinn as the oldest pitcher to record a ML win last night, at age 49 years, 150 days.

Hurray for the old guy!

http://espn.go.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/23104/jamie-moyer-we-salute-your-awesomeness

Jamie Moyer played with Davey Lopes.  Davey Lopes played with Hoyt Wilhelm.

Hoyt Wilhelm played with Bob Elliott.  Bob Elliott played with Paul Waner.  Paul Waner played with Babe Adams.  Babe Adams started his career in 1906, two years before the Cubs won their last World Series.  Now that is old.

KEVIN BACON SAW MOYER PITCH

At 28, Moyer was 0-5 with a 5.74 ERA in St. Louis. His career record then was 34-49.

He disappeared for a year (supposedly into the minors), and reappeared in Baltimore at age 30 and started over. Since then, he is 234-157.

I think he made a visit to the Crossroads ...

According to the April 30, 2012 issue of Sports Illustrated, 8.9% of all players in MLB history have batted against Jamie Moyer.

Think about it . . . that's kind of mind blowing.

Posted by doubletruck on 4/18/2012 8:59:00 PM (view original):
At 28, Moyer was 0-5 with a 5.74 ERA in St. Louis. His career record then was 34-49.

He disappeared for a year (supposedly into the minors), and reappeared in Baltimore at age 30 and started over. Since then, he is 234-157.

I think he made a visit to the Crossroads ...

Did you just make a Supernatural reference or more probably a Clapton one.....?

Posted by tecwrg on 5/2/2012 11:11:00 PM (view original):
According to the April 30, 2012 issue of Sports Illustrated, 8.9% of all players in MLB history have batted against Jamie Moyer.

Think about it . . . that's kind of mind blowing.

Wow, that is one of the craziest MoyerFacts I've seen. 

Sounds like a theme league idea too.

Just think, that number is still growing...