Ken Holtzman: Two-Time All-Star and Three-Time World Series Champion Passes Away at 78
Left-handed pitcher Ken Holtzman's legacy spans an illustrious career marked by remarkable achievements.
Holtzman's journey to the Major Leagues began when he was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 1965.
Teaming up with Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins, Holtzman played a pivotal role in transforming the Cubs into playoff contenders.
Traded to the Oakland Athletics in 1971, Holtzman contributed to three consecutive World Series victories from 1972 to 1974.
Holtzman amassed an impressive record of 174 victories and left a lasting legacy as one of the most successful Jewish pitchers in MLB history.
As we bid farewell to Ken Holtzman, we reflect on the remarkable legacy of a true baseball legend.
Ken Holtzman's spirit and legacy will continue to inspire future generations of baseball players and enthusiasts alike. Rest in peace, Ken Holtzman.
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