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Roger "Rocket" Clemens

Pitcher, #21, Boston Red Sox

6 feet, 4 inches tall; 225 lbs.
Bats and throws: Right

Professional Status

Signed: June 21, 1983 by Scout Danny Doyle, Boston Red Sox
First Major League Game: May 15, 1984 vs. Cleveland (No Decision)
Contract Status: Signed through 1996

Career Highlights

Cy Young Award Winner: 1986, 1987, 1991

American League All-Star: 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992

American League Strikeout Leader: 1988 (291), 1991 (241)

World Series Starting Pitcher: 1986

American League Championship Series Starting Pitcher: 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995

All-American honors: University of Texas 1982, 1983

Winning Pitcher of the College World Series: 1983 (vs. Alabama)


Community Involvement

In 1987, Clemens began a ticket puchase program for youngsters under the direction of the Boys and Girls Club of Boston. Clemens is also very active in Red Sox charitable programs, including the Jimmy Fund to promote cancer research for children, as well as homeless projects.

The Young Roger "Rocket" Clemens

Signed by the Red Sox on June 21, 1983

12th pick of the New York Mets in 1981 but did not sign

1982 - 1983: Starting pitcher for the University of Texas Longhorns
College World Series winning pitcher in 1983
All-American honors both years

1981: Starting pitcher for San Jacinto Junior College; All-American honors

1976 - 1980: The High School Years


Personal History

Born: August 4, 1962
Birthplace: Dayton, Ohio
Resides: Houston, TX
Married: to Debra Lynn Godfrey
Children: Koby Aaron, Kory Allen, Kacy Austin


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