sportsofboston.com - 2/14/2008
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By denying and totally refuting anything that Brian McNamee has said, Roger Clemens is challenging the very foundation of the Mitchell Report. McNamee provided a lot of information that became public from the Mitchell Report, including testimony about Roger Clemens, Chuck Knoblauch, and Andy Pettitte. If McNamee is lying then the Mitchell Report loses a lot of credibility.
Roger Clemens Hearing: Live Blog
sports.aol.com 2/13/2008 — 10:16 - "Mr. Pettitte's consistent honesty makes him a role model on and off the field." 10:14 - After a brief plea to remember the children, Waxman moves on to Pettitte. Pettitte also backed up McNamee's claim and also told the committee that he ...
Clemens: Andy Pettitte “Misremembered”
sportsofboston.com 2/13/2008 — Roger Clemens testified that Andy Pettitte did not correctly recall a conversation they had in 1999-2000 about HGH use. Pettitte and his wife both testified that Clemens told Pettitte he used HGH and steroids. Pettitte later asked Clemens following Congressional hearings about steroids in baseball in 2005 what Clemens thought of his use. Clemens then told Pettitte that he didn’t say that...
Pettitte Tells Congress Clemens Used HGH
sportsofboston.com 2/13/2008 — Andy Pettitte reportedly told Congress in his private depostion that Roger Clemens had used HGH. Apparently, Clemens told Pettitte he used Human Growth Hormone 10 years ago. Due to his testimony, Pettitte was excused from the public hearings today, along with Chuck Knoblauch and steroid dealer Kirk Radomski. Clemens and Brian McNamee will still be meeting today.
Clemens now uses Mrs. Rocket (Debbie Clemens) as alibi
grg51.typepad.com 2/13/2008 — Roger Clemens will try to minimize damage to his convoluted defense by implicating his wife in HGH use, sources reveal. Clemens apparently will give up his wife in a desperate attempt to save his own injected skin. Reports indicated ...
Rocket fool...
blog.baseballdigestdaily.com 2/14/2008 — We remember all the fun and games surrounding the physical evidence at the O.J. trial. Even if they find Clemens DNA (which Clemens acknowledges would exist), there would be the problem of proving that it had never been tampered with. Hopefully they won’t try to see if a syringe fit in a pin hole in Clemens butt--if it doesn’t fit you must acquit?
WAITING IT OUT —
NY Post: Sports 2/14/2008
TAMPA - Andy Pettitte's involvement in the Mitchell Report and the congressional hearings that pitted Roger Clemens against Brian McNamee yesterday have extracted such a toll on the pitcher that he asked for and has been granted permission to show...
