3 of the American League Championship Series at Comiskey Park five months later on October 7. Eddie Murray's one-out three-run homer into the right-field upper deck off Dotson in the first inning was the deciding blow. Dotson became an All-Star the following summer, working two scoreless innings in the 1984 All-Star Game at Candlestick Park. Although his career never again reached those heights, Dotson did go 12-9 in the New York Yankees' rotation in 1988. The team was in first place for much of the season's first half, including in late July, before fading. Dotson had a strong finish, combining with two relievers on September 29 for a seven-hitter at Baltimore in his final start of the season. Dotson served as the pitching coach for the Charlotte Knights for nine seasons before becoming the pitching coordinator for their Major League affiliate, the Chicago White Sox. References External links 1959 births Living people Major League Baseball pitchers Chicago White Sox players New York Yankees players Kansas City Royals players American League All-Stars Idaho Falls Angels players Knoxville Sox players Baseball players from Cincinnati Minor league baseball coaches