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Pitching coaches who became managers

FILE - This Oct. 21, 1981, file photo shows New York Yankees relief pitcher Rich Gossage, right, being congratulated by Yankees pitching coach Clyde King after Gossage's second save in two nights during the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, in New York. King, whose baseball career as a player, coach, manager and front-office man spanned six decades, has died in North Carolina. He was 86. Wayne Memorial Hospital spokeswoman Amy Cain says King died Tuesday in Goldsboro, N.C. (AP Photo/File) Library Tag 11042010 Obituaries
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Clyde King
Years: 1969-'70, '74-'75, '82
Teams: Giants, Braves, Yankees
Record: 234-229
Of note: Won 90 games his first year, good for second place. Never was above .500 after.

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