
IMPACT FACTOR 2/10: Dotson's good year were behind him by the time he got to the Yankees, and they gave up Dan Pasqua to get him.
I distinctly remember watching a Yankees game on WPIX in 1989 where Dotson threw a pitch that bounced in the dirt about 2 feet to the right of the plate with a left-handed batter up. Nobody, from the players to the broadcasters, had any reaction, except Tom Seaver, who simply said "Nice pitch, Rich."

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While the Sox did get the better end of that deal, Pasqua wasn't exactly a stud for them. He played 7 seasons in Chicago hitting above .260 only once and below .230 4 times.
DOTSON! DOTSON! WE'VE GOT DOTSON HERE!
Long term investment... Salas is the current White Sox bullpen catcher.
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