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Why Do We NOT Believe Roger Clemens?
A couple weeks ago I wondered why we believed Andy Pettitte and his story of brief, injury-driven steroid use. At the time, it seemed like the public was somewhat okay with Pettitte’s explanation and sort of gave him a pass. (NOTE: … Continue reading
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Why Do We Believe Andy Pettitte?
Honestly, I have no idea. What would you do if you were Andy Pettitte? You just signed a major contract to come back for one more year before retiring as one of the most successful pitchers of your generation. But, … Continue reading
The Mitchell Report: The Names
Here is a list of who was named in the Mitchell Report: Chad Allen, Rick Ankiel, David Bell, Mike Bell, Marvin Benard, Gary Bennett Jr, Larry Bigbie, Barry Bonds, Kevin Brown, Paul Byrd, Ken Caminiti, Jose Canseco, Mark Carreon, Jason Christiansen, Howie … Continue reading
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The Mitchell Report: Pre-Game Show
Well, here we are at the dawn of baseball history. The Mitchell Report goes public in about 2 hours, marking probably one of the top three most significantly negative off-the-field events in the 125+ years of professional baseball (the 1919 Black Sox and the … Continue reading
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