Mickey Lolich
Michael Stephen Lolich
Batted: Both
Threw: Left
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: September 12, 1940 in Portland, OR
Signed: 1958 by the Detroit Tigers
Acquired: traded from the Tigers with Billy Baldwin for Rusty
Staub and Bill Laxton, December
1975
Departed: as a free agent, January 1978
Look at those totals for innings pitched! I expect those kind of
numbers will never be reached again, in this era of five starters and relief
specialists. Mickey's greatest achievement, of course, was winning three games
in the 1968 World Series to steal the spotlight from Bob Gibson and Denny
McLain. He ranks high on several all-time lists, including career strikeouts.
Pictured here on an early '70s Kellogg's card, and on more beneath the stats.
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PITCHING RECORD (team-leading
totals in red) YEAR CLUB G
GS CG IP W L
PCT H R ER
SO BB ShO SV
ERA |
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This is a list of the Mickey Lolich cards that I
already have in my collection. If you have any cards that are not listed here,
and you are willing to donate or trade them, contact me at Rounding Third. Items that are
struck through are no longer a part of the Rounding Third collection, having
been sold for charity.
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1964 Topps |
1965 Topps |
1966 Topps |
1968 Topps |
1969 Topps |
1964 Topps #128
1965 Topps #335
1965 Topps Embossed #55
1966 Topps #226 (AL Strikeout Leaders)
1966 Topps #455
1967 Topps #88
1968 Topps #414
1969 Sports
Collectors MLB Official Photostamps
1969 Topps #168 (World Series)
1969 Topps #270
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1970 Kellogg's |
1972 Topps |
1972 Milton Bradley |
1970 Kellogg's
#65
1970 Topps #72 (AL Strikeout Leaders)
1971 Dell MLB Official Photostamps
1971 Topps #71 (AL Strikeout Leaders; with Bob Johnson)
1971 Topps #133
1972 Kellogg's
#38
1972 Milton Bradley
1972 Topps #94 (AL Pitching
Leaders)
1972 Topps #96 (AL Strikeout Leaders)1972 Topps #450
1973 Kellogg's
#03
1973 Topps #390
1974 Topps #9
1974 Topps Stamps
1975 Hostess #6
1975 Topps #245
1975 Topps Mini #245
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1976 SSPC |
1976 Topps |
1977 Topps |
1980 Topps |
1976 Dairy Isle
Discs1976 Isaly's/Sweet William Discs
1976 Orbaker's Discs
1976 SSPC #354
1976 Topps #3 (Record Breaker)
1976 Topps #3851976 Topps Traded #385T
1977 Topps #565
1979 Topps #164
1980 Topps #459
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O'Connell & Son Ink |
1981 Detroit News
Detroit Tigers Boys of Summer 100th Anniversary #55 (reverse
negative)
1984-91 O'Connell & Son Ink #156
1988 Domino's Pizza 1968 Detroit Tigers
1988 Pacific Baseball Legends #39
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2000 Fleer Greats of the Game |
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2004 SP Legendary Cuts |
1989 Swell (CMC)
Baseball Greats #97
1990 Swell (CMC)
Baseball Greats #81
1991 Nobody Beats the Wiz Mets #234
1991 Score mini World Series Trivia cards
#1
1991 Swell (Impel) Baseball Greats #56
1992 Action
Packed All-Star Gallery #36
1993 Ted Williams #40
1993 Upper Deck All-Time Heroes Triple Folders #84
1994 Ted Williams Memories #M31
1994 Upper Deck All-Time Heroes #91
1997-98 Fleer Million Dollar Moments #33
1998 Fleer Sports Illustrated World Series Fever
#27 (Magnificent Moments)
2000 Fleer Greats
of the Game #74
2001 Topps American Pie #59
2001 Topps Archives #156 (reprint of 1980 Topps #459)2001 Topps Archives Reserve #44 (reprint
of 1964 Topps #128)
2002 Topps
Archives #124 (reprint of 1971
Topps #133)
2003 Fleer Fall
Classic #76 (Gallery of
Champions)
2004 Upper Deck
SP Legendary Cuts #78
2004 Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts Historic
Swatches #HS-ML (game-used jersey)
2012 Panini Golden Age Historic Signatures #ML (autographed)
2012 Topps Archives Fan Favorites autographs #FFA-ML (autographed)
2013 Panini Hometown Heroes #88
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