“We would sit around and talk pitching for hours,” said Dotson, who won 22 games with the Sox in 1983 and finished fourth in the Cy Young Award voting, in a statement. “He really knew how to pitch. His stuff was never great, but he had a great sinker and exceptional command. LaMarr, Britt Burns, Harold Baines and I all came up to the big leagues around the same time and grew up together, which eventually led to that memorable 1983 season.
LaMarr Hoyt, the 1983 AL Cy Young winner for the Chicago White Sox, dies at 66: ‘What a great competitor’
