Did roger clemon retire?
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he didnt. he said he needed a break from baseball and would announce his decision around all star break whether to retire or continue.
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Ken Climo\nBarry Shultz\nAnthony Hoover
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He died on September 4, 1964.  Not sure how.  Probably old age since he was 80.
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Over time, new characters were introduced to the cast, some made a lasting impression while others were briefly tenured. In October 1968, Bell was hospitalized for a brain aneurysm and was absent from the show for several months. Meanwhile, Sandburg resolved to leave the show for the West Coast but stayed longer while Bell recuperated. To pick up the slack, WGN floor manager Richard Shiloh Lubbers appeared as Monty Melvin, named after a schoolmate of Sandburg's, while WGN Garfield Goose and Friends puppeteer Roy Brown created a new character, Cooky the Cook. Magician Marshall Brodien, who had been making semi-regular guest appearances in which he frequently interacted with the clowns, also appeared as a wizard character in an Arabian Nights-inspired costume and by the early 1970s evolved into Wizzo the Wizard. Sandburg finally left the show in January 1969 and Bell returned in March. Lubbers left as well with Brown staying on as a permanent cast member. Rayner left Bozo's Circus in 1971 and was briefly replaced, first by Pat Tobin as Oliver's cousin Elrod T. Potter and then by magician John Thompson (an acquaintance of Brown's and Brodien's) as Clod Hopper. (Tobin would go on to play Bozo on a local production on KSOO-TV in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.) Rayner periodically returned to guest host as himself in his morning show's jumpsuit as "Mr. Ray" when Ned Locke was absent. By 1973, WGN gave up on Thompson and increased Brodien's appearances as Wizzo. In 1975, Bob Trendler retired from television and his Big Top Band was reduced to a three-piece band led by Tom Fitzsimmons. Ned Locke also retired from television in 1976 and was replaced by Frazier Thomas, who hosted WGN's Family Classics and Garfield Goose and Friends. As the storyline went, Garfield "bought" Bozo's Circus from the retiring Mr. Ned and appointed "Prime Minister" Thomas as the new Circus Manager.
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No.\nNolan "The Express"  Ryan has been retired since 1993.\nHis career is as follows...\n1966, 1968-1971: Mets\n1972-1979: Angels\n1980-1988: Astros\n1989-1993: Rangers
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He retired from public life in 1999. See his\nbiography on the ANC site (referenced below).
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He's no longer active.\n\nWhat a shame, he's one of those guys who peaked too soon and had his best years in college.
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He was a Houston Astro, but is now a free agent. He said he was going to retire after the World Baseball Classic, but no one who says that they're going to retire really does retire. He can rejoin the Astros this season, though, after May 1, 2006.
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He died. Oh no, that was his career.lol
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He needs to retire whether he gets a ring or not
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i think both are retired
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Kevin Dineen. He retired in 2002 from the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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i hope riles returns, he is a great coach. i think payton will retire do, good career. mourning might retire as well.
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ask Cloyie or the late President Palmer
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No. He died in 1974. You can find some info on him, plus other links at the site given below.
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I doubt it. Sad though, his show back in the day was off the hook! Things that make you go...hmmmm....
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Albert was a free agent after his years with the Chicago White Sox.  He moved on to the Baltimore Orioles for 2 years before he "walked away" from the game.  There was never a press conference announcing he had retired, he simply walked away into the sunset.  He was on the Hall of Fame ballot for the first time this year and did not get many votes at all....\n\nNowadays...who knows.  He may be in prison somewhere because of his hot temper.