Paul Molitor

About Paul Molitor

7-time MLB All-Star and Hall of Fame infielder with a lifetime hitting average of.306. He played with the Milwaukee Brewers for the first 15 years of his career, then the Toronto Blue Jays and Minnesota Twins for three years each.

Paul Molitor before fame

As a pitcher, he was taken in the twenty-eighth round of the 1974 MLB Draft.

Achievement of Paul Molitor

He was used as a designated hitter for about half of his career games.

Paul Molitor family life

He has one child with Linda Molitor, with whom he was married.

Associations of Paul Molitor

His thirty-nine-game hitting streak was just one game short of Pete Rose's record for the longest post-World War II hitting streak.

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