Molitor timeline
1974: After graduating from Cretin High School in St. Paul, he was selected in the 28th round of the free-agent draft by St. Louis but opted to attend the University of Minnesota.
1977: Drafted by Milwaukee with the No. 3 overall pick after three seasons with the Gophers, where he was an All-America shortstop. He batted .346 in 64 games at Class A Burlington.
1978: After only one minor league season, he won a job with the Brewers in spring training, and batted .273 with 30 stolen bases.
1982: Helped lead Brewers to AL title, batting .302 and leading league with 136 runs scored. Brewers lost World Series to Cardinals in seven games, but Molitor batted .355, collecting Series-record five hits in Game 1.
1984: During the trial of a Milwaukee drug dealer, Molitor was named as a customer. He admitted a few months later that he had used cocaine and marijuana early in his career.
1987: Hit in 39 consecutive games, the fifth-longest streak in modern-day baseball — the longest since Pete Rose hit in 44 in a row in 1978.
1991: Had one of his finest seasons with Milwaukee, batting .325 while leading league in hits (216), runs (133) and triples (13).