The Roundup: Kaka is the Best, Brady and Gisele’s Anniversary, and the Many Faces of Phil Mickelson
The Big Lead —
... sending wacky and threatening text messages to women again. (TB.com)
WVU fans are crushed Rich Rodriguez is leaving, so they burn anything they can get their hands on! (CGB)
The Rich Rodriguez impact already is paying dividends! (Freep)
The many faces of Phil Mickelson. (Food Court Lunch)
The best college hoops play-by-play guy, Gus Johnson, talks to a blog. (Awful Announcing)
Steroid assman Roger Clemens cancels a high school appearance in wake of the Mitchell report. (Steroid ...
THE REAL 'ROID REPORT FOR THE WEEK OF DEC. 16
Epic Carnival —
... Other players and officials were not swinging at Clemens's curve balls. Texas high school baseball coaches apparently canceled Clemens plenary speech to the group entitled: "My vigorous workout, how I played so long (in professional baseball)." Too bad, it might have been fascinating to learn how Clemens stacked nandrolone, Sustanon, and HGH to prolong his career. ...
boston.com 12/13/2007 — This just ran across the ESPN News scroll... "A source close to a former Yankees strength trainer tells ESPN The Magazine's Shawn Assael that the trainer told Mitchell investigators he supplied Roger Clemens with steroids; information supplied by ...
sports.aol.com 12/13/2007 — We all knew names would start leaking out ahead of the unveiling of the Mitchell Report at 2 PM today, and it appears that the first bomb to be dropped is going to be a big name: Roger Clemens . Word out of Bristol this morning is that Clemens' ...
hotfootblog.com 12/13/2007 — Take this with a grain of salt, I received from a reputable source the following names which include Yankees Johnny Damon, Roger Clemens, and Andy Pettitte.
sportfiends.com 12/13/2007 — Woah!!!! If this is true this is a bombshell. ESPN’s Sportscenter is reporting that Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte will be named in the Mitchell Report. These would be the big names that everyone is hoping to hear in the report.
deadspin.com 12/13/2007 — We're not sure if this says more about the significance of today, or simply a statement about us, but just about every email we've gotten today has included the words "Happy Mitchell Report Day." Hype is fun. Particularly now that Roger Clemens is ...
yankees.lhblogs.com 12/13/2007 — There are scattered reports that Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte will be among those named by the Mitchell Report. Their names have come up in the past based on their ties to trainer Brian McNamee. McNamee is a personal trainer who was employed by ...
sportsrumblings.com 12/13/2007 — 70+ names, many of them familiar. Who knew Roger Clemens did roids?
drunkjaysfans.blogspot.com 12/13/2007 — 10:53 AM CLEMENS NAMED: According to the Fan590, ESPN is reporting that a former Yankees clubhouse strength trainer is saying that he provided the Mitchell Report with information about square-headed douche Roger Clemens. Boner! IN NON-MITCHELL ...
thebiglead.com 12/13/2007 — There’s really no news to report at this time. Will the list really “rock” baseball ? The guess here is that maybe it will for a few hours … and then we’ll turn our attention back to the Patriots and their quest for ...
joshqpublic.com 12/13/2007 — I can’t wait to hear the outrage of Roger Clemens.
sportsofboston.com 12/13/2007 — WEEI just reported that current Red Sox players Jason Varitek and Julian Tavarez are on the list compiled by George Mitchell as he investigated steroid use in baseball. Also included were Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Johnny Damon, Mo Vaughn, Albert Pujols, Miguel Tejada, among others. WNBC reported the list first on WNBC.com, but MLB officials have denounced the list citing several ...
sportsofboston.com 12/13/2007 — The New York Post is reporting that Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Jason Giambi, Gary Sheffield and Andy Pettitte are some of the names included on George Mitchell’s steroid investigation. Red Sox players listed in report: Mo Vaughn, Chris Donnels, Mike Lansing, Kent Merker, Mike Stanton, Eric Gagne, Brendan Donnelly, Steve Woodard ...
grg51.typepad.com 12/13/2007 — As we hinted last night, the Rocket, Roger Clemens now looks to be implicated in the Mitchell Report. Clemens's trainer Brain McNamee apparently named both Clemens, and Yankee pitcher Andy Pettite. ESPN: A former New York Yankee strength trainer says information he provided to the George Mitchell investigation regarding supplying Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte with steroids is ...
deadspin.com 12/13/2007 — So you don't have to sift through the whole document, we're gonna call out some key pages. Here's some really gruesome descriptions of "future Hall of Famer" Roger Clemens being injected with steroids.
valentinesviews.blogspot.com 12/13/2007 — The revelation that Roger Clemens used performance-enhancing drugs beginning while he was in Toronto puts a huge question mark on his legacy. If Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds are not Hall of Fame worthy, neither is Clemens.
east-coast-bias.blogspot.com 12/14/2007 — Roger Clemens is the first high-profile player to issue a denial, but a close look shows he only denied vague "allegations", and not conduct.
yankees.lhblogs.com 12/14/2007 — Roger Clemens had attorney Rusty Hardin issue this statement: Clemens Denies Claims in Mitchell Report False Accusation Comes from Troubled Witness Under Threat of Criminal Prosecution (Houston, TX) – December 13, 2007 – Roger Clemens ...
grg51.typepad.com 12/15/2007 — In no uncertain terms, Roger Clemens's lawyer unloaded on the Mitchell Report. Clemens's lawyer had this to say in CNN: Clemens, considered a shoo-in for the Baseball Hall of Fame someday, was prominently featured in the report ...
grg51.typepad.com 12/15/2007 — Curt Schilling dicussed his reaction to the Mitchell Report at MLB.Com. Schilling expresses great disappointment at the inclusiong of his friend Roger Clemens. Perhaps the hardest aspect of the report for Schilling to swallow was the ...
baseballmusings.com 12/14/2007 — In reading the Clemens section of the Mitchell Report, McNamee gives a pretty clear time line as to when Roger started using steroids. It was after a series at Miami. Clemens pitched in that series on 6/8/1998. Here are his...
Roger Clemens says he's never used steroids. Ken Rosenthal has something to say to the Rocket: File a lawsuit, or shut up.
Instead of issuing statements, Roger Clemens needs to open his mouth and publicly answer for the Mitchell report's allegations.
Roger Clemens denied allegations by his former trainer that he took performance-enhancing drugs.
Roger Clemens denied allegations by his former trainer that he took performance-enhancing drugs, calling them "a dangerous and destructive shortcut that no athlete should ever take."
Roger Clemens denied allegations by his former trainer that he took performance-enhancing drugs, calling them "a dangerous and destructive shortcut that no athlete should ever take."
First Andy Pettitte. Now Brian Roberts. Ken Rosenthal says with each new admission of guilt, Roger Clemens looks even worse.
Bullies are bullies until you challenge them. That's why Roger Clemens went into hiding at the first sign of trouble, Mark Kriegel says.
Even in his home state, Roger Clemens can't escape the impact of the Mitchell Report.
Roger Clemens' inclusion in the Mitchell report sent shock waves through Major League Baseball, and its impact has reached into his home state.
* That Roger Clemens was named in the Mitchell Report as having taken steroids should come as no surprise to anyone. The smoking gun was the 2000 World Series and the bat-throwing incident between Clemens and Mike Piazza. If you review the tape, it...
On his climb to 300 wins, Roger Clemens made a point to learn all about baseball's greatest pitchers.
Former Red Sox GM Dan Duquette, who oversaw Roger Clemens' departure from Boston, had little to say about allegations in the Mitchell report that Clemens used steroids after he left the Red Sox.
Following the release of the Mitchell Report, the name of Brian McNamee was thrust upon the baseball world. Already known in some of baseball's smaller circles, Mac has now become synonymous with Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte and steroids.
HOUSTON - Astros owner Drayton McLane said he still plans to offer Roger Clemens a personal-services contract when the pitcher retires, barring hard evidence The Rocket took steroids. Clemens was mentioned more than 80 times in the Mitchell Report...
HOUSTON - Astros owner Drayton McLane said he still plans to offer Roger Clemens a personal-services contract when the pitcher retires, barring hard evidence The Rocket took steroids. Clemens was mentioned more than 80 times in the Mitchell Report...
Houston Astros owner Drayton McLane said he still plans to offer Roger Clemens a personal services contract when the pitcher retires, barring hard evidence that the Rocket took steroids. Clemens was mentioned more than 80 times in the Mitchell ...
Houston Astros owner Drayton McLane said he still plans to offer Roger Clemens a personal services contract when the pitcher retires, barring hard evidence that the Rocket took steroids.
Houston Astros owner Drayton McLane said he still plans to offer Roger Clemens a personal services contract when the pitcher retires, barring hard evidence that the Rocket took steroids. Clemens was mentioned more than 80 times in the Mitchell Report, ...
On the heels of damning details in the Mitchell report, voters weigh in on whether they think Roger Clemens belongs in the Hall of Fame.
Roger Clemens has seven Cy Young Awards and 354 career victories, but he was also prominently mentioned in the Mitchell Report that was released on Thursday, and that's not going over well with some of those who vote for the Hall of Fame.

