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Baseball Musings found this 1/5/2008 on yankees.lhblogs.com [flag]
Let the circus begin. The House Oversight Committe has called Roger Clemens, Brian McNamee, Andy Pettitte and Kirk Radomski to testify on Jan. 16. Bud Selig, Donald Fehr and George Mitchell will testify the day before. The most interesting aspect of this is that Clemens will likely be asked on the record whether he used PEDs. Calling Pettitte is just piling on. He admitted it and ... [link]

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Calling All Juicers
Published 1/5/2008 by StatsGuru at Baseball Musings
... January 04, 2008 Calling All Juicers Peter Abraham offers his opinion on the next set of steroid hearings, now to include Clemens, Pettitte, McNamee and Radomski. I'm with Peter 100% here. Posted by David Pinto at ...

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