[Baldwin:] Trending today, the oldest pitcher in Major League Baseball gets the win of a lifetime. I'm talking about Colorado's Jamie Moyer, 49 years young, beat San Diego last night, making him the oldest pitcher ever to win a major league game. Ed Lavandera caught up with him.
[Ed Lavandera, Cnn Correspondent:] Doesn't get old walking out on a baseball field, does it?
[Jamie Moyer, Mlb Pitcher:] No it doesn't. No, there's no better feeling than this right here.
[Lavandera:] Jamie Moyer first walked on to a Major League Baseball field in the summer of 1986. Ronald Reagan was president, America was dancing to "Walk Like an Egyptian." And "Ferris Beuller's Day Off" had just premiered in movie theatres. Jamie Moyer is 49 years old and pitching for the Colorado Rockies, a team that didn't even exist when he broke into the major leagues more than 25 years ago. [on camera]: You're 49 years old, playing a kid's game, right?
[Moyer:] That's correct.
[Lavandera:] It doesn't get any better.
[Moyer:] It doesn't. Sometimes you have to pinch myself. I've been very blessed to have the opportunities to have a long career. And at 49, still feeling like a kid.
[Lavandera:] Tuesday night, Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher in major league history to win a game. Beating the San Diego padres 5-3. Not bad for a man who can only throw about 80 miles an hour and who has three pitching teammates that were born after Moyer started his big league career. He can't avoid the old man jokes. [on camera]: No one has asked if you played with babe ruth?
[Moyer:] I get that on occasion. Sometimes I kid guys that I used to clean his shoes. It breaks the ice.
[Lavandera:] When Jamie Moyer talks, the young baby faced players listen. Moyer says most of his close baseball friends have long retired.
[Moyer:] When I got on the airplane last night, I went back to the bathroom, I'm thinking oh, my gosh, I feel like I'm on we're on a field trip and I'm kind of watching over the kids.
[Lavandera:] Moyer is playing against his oldest son's friends now.
[James Earl Jones, Field Of Dreams:] The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball.
[Lavandera:] That was James Earl Jones capturing the timelessness of baseball in the movie "Field of Dreams." Just like Jamie Moyer has been a constant in baseball for more than a quarter century.