'I think about his smile, his laugh': Roger Clemens reflects on Mel Stottlemyre

1/15/2019=16,35,55,19,28...15th day 340

Clemens=35 Roger Clemens-64,71 Pitching coach=64.71

Cancer and Clemens like PB and J

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cancer	44	26	26	118	37
clemens	71	26	35	118	37

3 out of 5 ciphers..Yankees=26,35,37..like cancer 26,37 Clemens and the 35 day numerology

All about New York. New York=39 ,33

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'I think about his smile, his laugh	309	129	156	420	159

309/39...Thirty three=156

For a lot of the years Mel Stottlemyre served as pitching coach of the New York Yankees, he made it easy for everybody to forget he was in treatment for a life-threatening illness. Because he never mentioned it, and if not for the changing texture of his hair, he never gave off any clues about the cancer. Stottlemyre died Sunday almost two decades after his initial diagnosis.

"I got word today," Roger Clemens said over the phone Monday evening. Clemens won the sixth of his seven Cy Young Awards while pitching for the Yankees and Stottlemyre, who himself had pitched 11 seasons for the Yankees in the 1960s and '70s.