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Well I know that if I had sold Clemens steroids there is no way in H E double hockey sticks that I would I would come forward and say it. I don’t think I would be to keen on having to go to congressional hearings and being mentioned in government reports, I don’t think it would be that good for business.

The main reason why I think Clemens is guilty is because McNamee had no reason to lie, it did not seem like he had a grudge against Clemens and even if he did he wound have been guilty of perjury if he was found out, and the whole reason why he was doing this was to avoid jail time.

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There’s a nice bit of writing in the middle of this story:

http://tinyurl.com/2nqqh5

Clemens swears he never took “banned” substances. That’s not the same as swearing he never took HGH or steroids. He could technically be telling the truth if he took steroids only before 2002 and stopped taking HGH after 2005.

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Clemens filed suit last night. He’s going to have a hard time damaging McNamee’s credibility when Pettite has already admitted McNamee wasn’t fibbing about him.

McNamee’s not some shady personal trainer who got into the Yankee clubhouse by handing a 20 to the attendant, or a low-ranking staffer who says he stumbled onto an awkward scene in the shower. He was the NY strength coach. He seems to have been everywhere Clemens was after the Rocket left Boston. Strength coach in Toronto, in NY, and then in some capacity in Houston.

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I also loved how he dodged the lie detector questions “I dont know if it would be good or bad” last time I checked its a good thing if you pass a lie detector test.

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Now you want to “knock off points.” Thanks, scorekeeper. Thanks for being so obtuse.

I haven’t enjoyed this and think you have generally not understood most of what I have written and behaved poorly.

You took it to this level with the “toastmaster” comment. So here we are. If you didn’t like my first post about this, so what. Guess what: People say a lot of things every day. Get over it.

If you or anyone else if giving out “titles,” then you are poor poster, and this isn’t a site with civil discourse.

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75: That’s exactly it, I don’t honestly know if, or how much, fan opinion has changed now that nobody can pretend PED use was limited or unusual. If the Padres think Bonds can help them on the field, it behooves them to find out. They don’t gain anything by assuming they already know the answer. And you’re right, the indictment is going to push teams away from him, although I’m sure a conditional contract could get around that.

78: If you’re willing to stick that many needles in your body, you’re willing to swallow half a bottle of tranqs before the lie detector test. I’m stunned that MLB has allowed - not even allowed, encouraged - this to swing back on the players. The Mitchell Report calls the owners on the carpet. They’ve got documents from GMs proving that management knew about the issue a long time ago. But the commissioner’s office seems intent on turning it into a hammer against the MLBPA. They’re liable to stick themselves in the eye with the claw if they keep swinging it this hard.

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