Terry Forster from the Chronology

Jul 7, 1986 - Rookie Wally Joyner hits a 3-run homer in the top of the 16th to give California a 3-1 win over the Brewers. Dan Plesac takes the loss with Terry Forster winning.

Apr 1, 1986 - In a purge of its pitching staff‚ Atlanta releases veterans Pascual Perez‚ Len Barker‚ Terry Forster‚ and Rick Camp.

Jun 11, 1976 - Leading 4-3 in the last of the 11th‚ White Sox reliever Terry Forster gives up a 2-run pinch homer to Cleveland player-manager Frank Robinson‚ as the Tribe wins 5-4. This is a turning point for the Sox‚ as they will go 37-75 for the rest of season and finish last.

Oct 3, 1972 - After hitting a pinch RBI single in the 9th to beat the Twins‚ 5-4‚ White Sox reliever Terry Forster steals 2B. Forster‚ later described by David Letterman as "a fat tub of goo‚" is the last AL pitcher before interleague play to steal a base. Forster finished the year at .526 (10 for 19) and will finish his 16-year career with a .397 lifetime average.