Ken Clay is dead at 71, in 2026, emphasis on '26.
Yankees = 26 (The team he played most of his career)
Notice he is dead 145-days after the conclusion after the 121st World Series.
Catholic OT has 145-chapters, a difference of 46 books *Catholic = 46
Keep in mind this comes during the March Madness tournament as well.
It should noted he played with the Seattle Mariners, reminding that Seattle won the Super Bowl, hosted in San Francisco, two cities located on the 122nd Meridian, and he is during before the start of the 122nd World Series. *San Francisco = 122
Notice, he is dead 46-days after the conclusion of the Super Bowl. Sacrifice = 46
Also noteworthy, he was born on April 6, which means the March Madness tournament will end on his birthday.
He died on March 26, the 85th day of the year, reminding that the first March Madness was Villanova, the Catholic program, over Georgetown, the Jesuit program. *Basketball = 85; *Iesus Hominum Salvator = 85 / 122
Speaking of which, this ritual goes down during the 80th NBA season, and it ties in with Ken Clay defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers, in the 1977-78 World Series back to back.
For starters, the 1977 World Series was the 74th edition, and concluded on Oct. 18, the day leaving 74 days in the year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1977_World_Series
As you recall, it was Kobe Bryant who died on the 26th day of the year, during the 74th NBA season.
For another point, the 80th NBA season began on October 21, 2025, and this man died on the 157th day of the season – reminding of Kobe's passing on his 157th day of his age. *Kobe Bryant = 157
157 is the 37th prime number
Don't forget, the Los Angeles Dodgers picked up their 53rd win in the NL, as the World Series began on the 53rd death anniversary of Jackie Robinson.
Kenneth Earl Clay = 251 (54th prime)
Kobe Bean Bryant = 54
Gianna Bryant = 54 / 72
Jesuit Order = 54 / 72
Baseball = 54 / 54
–Dead the Sunday before Super Bowl 54
–49ers lost to the KC Chiefs
–Kobe was 41, Gianna was 13 (41+13 = 54)


























































