Ken Holtzman’s first no-hitter, against the Atlanta Braves on Aug. 19, 1969, at Wrigley Field, was the highest of highs in a memorable Chicago Cubs season that built to a crescendo before an ...

Ken Holtzman, one of the Oakland A’s original Big Three pitchers, dies at the age of 78 Holtzman, Catfish Hunter and Vida Blue anchored an A’s rotation that won three straight World Series ...

We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman. Ken was a Cub from 1965-1971 and 1978-1979. He posted a 3.76 ERA in 237 games with the club, including two no-hitters ...

(JTA) — Ken Holtzman, the winningest Jewish pitcher in baseball history, died Sunday night at 78 years old. The MLB veteran threw two no-hitters, won four World Series rings and beat Sandy ...

Ken Holtzman, who tossed two no-hitters for the Chicago Cubs and won four World Series, died Sunday at 78.. His brother, Bob, confirmed the two-time All-Star left-hander's death to the St. Louis ...

Ken Holtzman, a famed member of the 1969 Chicago Cubs and author of two no-hitters with the North Siders, has died at the age of 78, according to multiple reports.

Former MLB pitcher Ken Holtzman died Sunday at the age of 78, per MLB.com's Thomas Harrigan. Holtzman was hospitalized with heart issues for three weeks before his death.

Ken Holtzman, a prolific pitcher who threw two no-hitters for the Chicago Cubs, helped the Oakland A’s win three consecutive World Series titles in the 1970s and won another World Series with ...

Left-hander Ken Holtzman, who tossed two no-hitters for the Cubs, then helped lead the A's to three consecutive World Series titles, dies at 78.. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Former Cubs pitcher Ken Holtzman, who threw two no-hitters with the Cubs and was the last pitcher to toss a no-hitter without a strikeout in 1969, died Sunday. Holtzman was 78. He ...

By the time Cubs greats Billy Williams and Ken Holtzman reunited with the Oakland A’s in 1975, the glory years were mostly behind them. Williams had only two years left in a Hall of Fame career.