The One-Fingered Salute: Rocket to the Bronx

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In the middle of today's Yankees/Mariners game, a strange voice came over the loudspeaker and made a divine proclamation: Roger Clemens is returning to Yankees pinstripes. In Red Sox Nation, it was worth less air time than the stain Don Orsillo had on his shirt last week. The next two innings of YES Network audio was dedicated to a conversation between Michael Kay, Al Leiter, and Clemens, and ... [link]

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The Clemens Reaction
Published 5/7/2007 by Brian at Depressed Fan
... Admitted bitterness. [The Hot Corner]

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