Why Roger Clemens Is Bad For Baseball

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Richie Rich Richie Rich posted 6/9/2007 from shakedownsports.com [flag]
Fans should be rooting for Clemens to fail—not so Yankee fans can feel what it’s like to lose 90 games, but so other teams will be discouraged from throwing money at future half-year rentals. [link]

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