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Story summary
- Ken Clay, New York Yankees pitcher, died March 26 at age 71 from heart and kidney issues, per Dr. Jim Warner of Centra Heart & Vascular Institute.
- He pitched for the Yankees from 1977 to 1979 and was part of two World Series-winning teams.
- After his MLB career, Clay faced theft and forgery, leading to prison time.
- He finished with a 10-24 record and a 4.68 ERA in 111 games.
