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near-capacity crowd in Clyde's six home starts, but 6,000 fans for the other 75 home dates. Prior to Clyde's debut, the highest crowd in Rangers history was 24,000. At the end of the 1973 season, Clyde drew nearly a third of all fans in attendance for Rangers home games throughout the year. According to journalist
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Following the problems Clyde had during the 1974 and 1975 seasons, he became dependent on alcohol, which he later called "the lowest point of my life". He had two failed marriages, the first one with his high school sweetheart, before settling down with his third wife, Robin, having two boys, Ryan
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as among the worst cases of "mishandling" a young player in baseball history. He is considered by many as a savior of the Texas Rangers franchise because of the significant attendance boost that Clyde's hype brought to the team, preventing it from a possible bankruptcy or American League takeover.
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in 18 starts. Journalists criticized the Rangers for promoting Clyde too soon, and after an uneventful 1974 campaign, he developed shoulder trouble and was sent down to the minor leagues in 1975, where he pitched three seasons. He was traded to the Cleveland Indians in 1978, and played two seasons
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an extra 20,000 seats. Short was looking for some sort of way to boost attendance, and found it using fellow Texas native Clyde. When Clyde agreed to sign his rookie contract, part of the deal was to make his first two professional starts with the Rangers at their home field before heading to the
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and was demoted to the minors, playing in what would be his last Major League game on August 7, 1979. He was traded back to the Rangers after the 1979 season, but injured his shoulder for the second time, and was released prior to the 1980 season with the Rangers claiming that Clyde was "damaged
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held the first overall pick, having the worst record in baseball the previous strike-shortened season at 54–100. He was the first player selected in the 1973 amateur draft by the Rangers and received a $ 125,000 ($ 857,946 today) signing bonus, the highest bonus ever given to a draft pick at the
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Named a "sensation", "phenomenon", or other hyped up words in his first two years in the league, most of Clyde's troubles were attributed to the rush to get him into the majors before he was ready. This was due to the fact the Rangers finances were weak at the time. The Rangers averaged a
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for 20 years, which he called one of the best periods of his life, giving him a "peace of mind". He retired in 2003 as vice president of the company and worked as a coach for a local youth baseball team. He is now a caregiver for his elderly father.
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stated that he was often forced to leave Clyde in the game much longer than usual because fans wanted to see the 18-year-old "phenom" pitch. It led to Clyde's arm burning out at an early age, Herzog argued. In a 2003 interview with
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Twenty days after pitching his last high school game, Clyde won his first ever Major League start before over 35,000 fans in Arlington Stadium, the first sellout in stadium history. After a poor start in which he
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agreed with Galloway, stating that Clyde and Corbett buying the team "went a long way toward saving the franchise". Using Clyde success of bringing attendance up as an example, Short sold the Rangers to
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Clyde started for the Indians that year, playing in 28 games and finished with a record of 8–11, with a 4.28 ERA and 83 strikeouts. In his first start with the Indians, he gave up four hits in a 3–2
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and was an excellent student. During his senior year at Westchester, Clyde had a stellar record of 18–0, giving up only three earned runs in 148 innings pitched, while pitching five
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time, and a free college education. After signing his contract, Clyde stated that his career goal was to "become the greatest pitcher ever".
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Clyde's career made him the "poster-boy" for bringing up young players prematurely and dealing with arm injuries. He was named by journalist
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In his five-year career, Clyde had an 18–33 win–loss record with a 4.63 earned run average and 228 strikeouts in 84 games pitched.
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and setting 14 national high school records. His dominance at the high school level attracted the attention of many MLB team
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Clyde began the 1974 season with a 3–0 record, then became embroiled in controversy following a dispute between new manager
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said that keeping Clyde on the major-league roster was the "dumbest thing you could ever do to a high school pitcher."
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in 1974, which prevented the American League from taking over the team, thus potentially saving the franchise.
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Clyde's unsuccessful career made him the "poster-boy" for bringing up young players. In his autobiography
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the first two batters he faced, he settled down, pitched five innings, giving up only one hit (a
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Clyde is one of just three high school pitchers drafted first overall (the other two being
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as manager at one point. They had moved from Washington, D.C., two years prior, and owner
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and Reed, and a daughter, Lauren. He worked in his father-in-law's lumber business in
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Prior to the draft, the Texas Rangers held the second lowest attendance in the
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decided to keep him in the roster for monetary purposes, where he had a 5.01
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before being demoted. Clyde attempted to make a comeback with the
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Clyde then pitched well in his second start against the
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August 7, 1979, for the Cleveland Indians
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In 1981, Clyde tried to restart his career with the
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The son of a telephone executive, Clyde was born in
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June 27, 1973, for the Texas Rangers
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Index

David Francis Clyde

Pitcher
Kansas City, Kansas
Win–loss record
Earned run average
Strikeouts
Texas Rangers
1973
1975
Cleveland Indians
1978
1979
Major League Baseball
pitcher
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Sandy Koufax
Westchester High School
first overall pick
1973 Major League Baseball draft
minor leagues
Bob Short
earned run average
Houston Astros
Randy Galloway
Brien Taylor
Brady Aiken
Kansas City, Kansas
New Jersey

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