Joshua went 0-7 at the plate with two runs scored for the Dodgers in that brief action, this after hitting .266 the previous year when he appeared in 72 games, collecting 29 hits over 109 official at-bats.
He’d spend all of 1972 in the Minors before making it back for good in 1973, going on to play until 1980 when he appeared in 53 games for the San Diego Padres.
His finest season would have to be 1975 when he hit .318 for the San Francisco Giants, pretty much setting career highs across the boars with runs, hits, average, doubles, triples and stolen bases.
Overall, over his ten seasons in the Big Leagues, Joshua finished with a .273 average, with 610 hits in 2234 at-bats over 822 games.