Deconstructing Clemens’ Denials
knucklecurve.com 2/2/2008 — Not to beat a dead horse, but Steve Caimano at Dugout Central does a nice job poking holes in Roger Clemens’ attempt at damage control . Really, if Clemens was going to wait that long to say something, he might as well have made it something good.

Sosa Seeks More Playing Time
knucklecurve.com 2/2/2008 — According to ESPN, Sammy Sosa won’t be returning to the Texas Rangers in 2008 because he “wants to play — ideally in a situation where he could get 400 to 500 plate appearances.” Sosa is 39 years old, can’t play the field, and can’t hit right-handed pitching

Get your ESPN Widgets
baseblogging.net 2/2/2008 — ESPN.com has recently entered into the widget business. It appears they have them for every sport, although it’s kind of hard to tell because the widget page is acting flaky. But if you want to have say a box that displays all the scores and maybe some stats in your sidebar, but this might be one way to go. Sponsor : Monetize your site and feeds with Text Link Ads Share This

Roundup - Quickie
blog.baseballdigestdaily.com 2/2/2008 — How will Santana fare with the Mets compared to the Twins, Fred Claire writes about the deal and the past, Leyritz not the only one who was drunk.

Clemens starts in Congress: Agent testifies; Knoblauch scheduled today
grg51.typepad.com 2/3/2008 — An associate of Hendricks -- Roger Clemens's agents -- testified in Congress yesterday.  The New York Daily News gives testimony for us: Jim Murray became the first person known to have submitted to a private interview with the House ...

Knoblauch next up for Congress — Boston.com -- Baseball News 2/1/2008
At least one person has been interviewed privately by congressional lawyers looking into Roger Clemens' denial of allegations in the Mitchell Report. Now the parade of players is set to begin.

CHUCK FIELDS QUESTIONS ON DRUG USE IN BASEBALL — NY Post: Sports 2/2/2008
Former Yankee Chuck Knoblauch spoke to staff members of a congressional committee yesterday in Washington, becoming the first player to submit to an interview in the committee's investigation of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball. Knoblauch...

Knoblauch tight-lipped on interview — NYDailyNews.com - Baseball 2/2/2008
Former Yankee Chuck Knoblauch Friday became the first player known to have met with the House Oversight Committee since the panel launched an investigation into the disputed findings of former Sen. George Mitchell's report.

Knoblauch Talks to Hill Panel — Wash Post MLB 2/2/2008
Former major leaguer Chuck Knoblauch meets with congressional lawyers investigating drugs in baseball for about 1 1/2 hours on Friday in Washington.

Chuck Knoblauch talks to Congress — Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com 2/2/2008
WASHINGTON - Chuck Knoblauch came to Congress toting his toddler Friday, and the former major leaguer met for about 1 1/2 hours with lawyers from a House committee investigating...