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Lawyers for Brian McNamee are planning to send
two private investigators to Houston to investigate Roger Clemens
in an attempt to further discredit him as part of Clemens’ defamation lawsuit, and possibly unearth other damaging information. ...
LOS ANGELES -- Lance Berkman has been on
four All-Star teams, so clearly, he has had his
fair share of quick starts. But never has he produced such eye-popping numbers at such a frenetic pace as he has through the first 36 games this year. The first ...
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LOS ANGELES -- Only closer Takashi Saito was
sent home sick Friday night, but it looks like
the entire Dodgers team is ailing. Despite an off-day wedged in between, they opened a series against Houston the same way they ended one with the Mets, ...
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1972, when men were men.
As we've covered in this space before, there
are many time-honored traditions in baseball. Whether it be
nicknames, hot dogs, day baseball or the seventh inning stretch, or drunk fans in the bleachers, tradition is important.
This week Baseball Canada was informed by one
of the Houston Astros’ farm clubs, Lexington, that their
hitting coach Stubby Clapp would not be made available for Canada’s trip to the Beijing Olympics.
Scouting report on the Diamondbacks Max Scherzer, who
has his first start tonight.
Welcome to The Show! On Thursday, Scouts, Inc.
senior baseball analyst, Keith Law, will stop by to
talk some baseball. Keith was formerly the special assistant to the general manager with the Toronto Blue Jays and has a wealth of knowledge for you ...
The Phillies made a move today to get
another left handed reliever, acquiring Stephen Randolph from the
Houston Astros for a player to be named later. The Phillies have been searching for a second southpaw to compliment J.C. Romero since the season began, but I am not sure Randolph is the answer. Randolph has been putting up good numbers for Houston's Triple A club in Round Rock, posting a ...
Amateur Sports Headlines Stubby Clapp not going to
Beijing Olympics 0 0 Baseball Canada was informed that
second baseman Stubby Clapp was denied permission to play for the Olympic team by the Houston Astros, CBCSports.ca has learned. Sprinter Usain ...
Canada’s Olympic baseball team will have to compete
at the Beijing Games this summer without its most
popular and scrappiest player, CBCSports.ca has learned. Baseball Canada was informed that second baseman Stubby Clapp was denied permission to ...
Lawyers for Brian McNamee are preparing to the
investigators to dig up information about Roger Clemens, including
any possible connections to steroids and human growth hormone. >
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
Now, in the wake of last week's allegations
over his personal life, it seems like Clemens has
one more factor working against his election on a first ballot — and maybe even in elections after that one. Since the Stew strives to be a good melting pot of ideas and opinions, I solicited views from four different baseball bloggers and had them offer a few ideas to my questions.
HOUSTON -- Washington catcher Paul Lo Duca reinjured
his right hand swinging at a pitch in the
seventh inning during Wednesday's 4-3 loss to the Astros. > The Nationals had put Lo Duca on the 15-day disabled list after he suffered a contusion in his ...
Here at insideSTL.com we keep our eyes open
for any rogue baseball paraphernalia. A letter from an
incensed and irritated Astros fan has been uncovered and is now open to the public for your viewing pleasure. Feel free to sit back, relax and revel at the pessimistic ramblings of a salty, disappointed Astros supporter.
The Houston Astros are now at .500 and
just four games out of first in the National
League Central race.
Quick review for those uninformed: Yovani Gallardo was
lost for the year on Friday due to a
torn ACL and the Brewers proceeded to blow two leads to the Astros Friday and Saturday night. Ben Sheets took the mound for the Crew on Sunday in what seemed to be a must win for the team. Sheets struggled again and gave up a season high four runs in only 6 1/3 innings.
Saul Rivera was called for a balk in
the seventh inning that allowed the Astros to tie
the game. HOUSTON The Washington Nationals arrived at Minute Maid Park a team on a roll, having just completed a highly successful homestand to resurrect their ...
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