Clemson baseball pitcher Clate Schmidt announced yesterday that he was diagnosed with nodular sclerosing lymphoma.
For those that haven’t heard yet, yesterday, Clemson baseball pitcher Clate Schmidt announced via his twitter account that he had been diagnosed with nodular sclerosing lymphoma.
After the announcement, many parts of the Clemson family as well as people from other baseball programs, the MLB, and many others reached out to offer their support to the Schmidt family as they go through this tough time.
Luckily, the doctors caught it early and it will be treatable. Schmidt has been a blessing to the Clemson family since he arrived on campus in 2013. He has a great competitive attitude and is one of the leaders by speech and example on the Clemson baseball team.
Here is Schmidt’s official Clemson bio:
Righthander who was a weekend starter most of the 2013 season and was a long reliever and weekday starter in 2014 … in 121.2 innings pitched over 36 appearances (19 starts) and two seasons, he has an 8-11 record and a 4.44 ERA while allowing 147 hits (.301 opponents’ batting average), three homers and 54 walks with 78 strikeouts.
We, here at Rubbing the Rock, want to express our full support and love for Clate Schmidt and his family. No one knows the reason you were given this task to overcome, but God has a greater plan for you and this will make you stronger and will use you to help others.
Your Clemson family will be with you through the process as you fight this disease and we would encourage you, RTR community, to be praying for Clate Schmidt and his family and offer your encouragement as they begin this battle. We will be praying daily for you and thank you for all you have meant and will mean to the Clemson family.
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