Ken Holtzman Memorabilia & Collectibles

Holtzman went to University City High School where he played high school baseball. Right after finishing a degree in Business from the University of Illinois, Holtzman entered the 1965 amateur draft and was selected by the Chicago Cubs.

Although he played primarily in the minors, Holtzman was able to relief pitch for the Cubs during his first season as a pro. Holtzman earned a spot in the roster in the following season and helped the Cubs from that season all the way to 1971. Holtzman became popular throughout his stay with the Cubs for his no-hitters. Prior to Holtzman, the last time that a Cubs player pitched a no-hitter was in the 1880s.

Holtzman requested to be traded to the Oakland Athletics in 1972 and was with the team when it won three back-to-back World Series titles, from 1972 to 1974. Holtzman was also named into the 1972 and 1973 All-Star selection.

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