| MLB Teams: | New York Yankees (1980), San Diego Padres (1981-84), Chicago White Sox (1985), Boston Red Sox (1985-86) |
| Important Notes: | Traded to San Diego on April 1, 1981...hit a three-run homerun on September 20, 1984 to help the Padres beat the Giants 5-4 to win their first NL West title. He was also the winning pitcher in the game...pitched for the Padres in the NLCS and the World Series in 1984...traded to Chicago on December 6, 1984...traded to Boston on July 11, 1985...elbow problems hampered his career. |
| Important Stats: | Career low 3.13 ERA in 1982...career high 16 wins in 1982...career high 150 strikeouts in 1982...career 4.27 ERA...career high 15 RBI in 1984...career batting average of .234...hit eight homeruns in his career...53-62 record on the mound in seven major league seasons. |
| Arkansas Notes: | Lettered in 1977 & '78...won the SWC batting title with a .423 average and compiled a 9-3 record with a 1.95 ERA in 1978...All-American in 1978...elected to the U of A Letterman's Association Hall of Honor in 1995. |
| Links: | Statistics Page. |
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It was the world series 1984 when my father found out what hotel the padres were staying at and gave a shot at calling Tim Lollar to see if they were somehow related to each other. As soon as the front desk got the call they asked who's calling and he replied Harold Lollar. Without hesitation the call was forwarded to his room. Unfortunately he was not there but his wife talked to him a few minutes but could not confirm if they were indeed related. Anyway it was a world series I will not forget because not only did my hometown tigers win but even if they didn't I might be able to say that I have a relative that is a world series champion. Jason Lollar |