Roger Clemens

• BOSTON -- Roger Clemens was back at Fenway Park on Friday less than a week after he was acquitted on all charges that he obstructed and lied to Congress in denying he used performance-enhancing drugs.
(Boston Red Sox)
• Roger Clemens is dirtier than Barry Bonds. Saying that is a bit like saying that Nickleback is more terrible than Creed. Were talking relative degrees of dirty here (or, alleged dirtiness if you prefer) and this isnt a defense of Bonds.
(NBC Bay Area)
• NEW YORK -- Goose Gossage doesnt want cheating Roger Clemens to join him in the Hall of Fame. The Yankees legend went off against steroids and alleged performance-enhancing drug users Thursday in an interview on ESPN Radios The Michael Kay Show.
(comcast.net)
• The trial of baseball legend Roger Clemens is over, and the jury has found him not guilty on all counts. There will, however, be no convincing sportswriters of his innocence.
(Philadelphia Daily News)
• Despite the greatest efforts of Bud Selig, the MLBPA and Major League Baseball owners, the book on performance-enhancing drug (PED) use within the sport won't quite close.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• From an editorial published Wednesday in the St.
(CharlotteObserver.com)
• Sports Illustrated columnist Jeff Pearlman succinctly described on Tuesday what federal prosecutors should have known before they ever charged former Major League Baseball pitcher Roger Clemens with lying to Congress.
(The Keene Sentinel)
• This week's acquittal of Roger Clemens in a federal perjury case followed the mistrial in the federal case against John Edwards, the former presidential candidate accused of campaign-finance misdeeds related to a mistress.
(Wichita Eagle)
• Roger Clemens' acquittal on perjury charges may be a triumph of justice as the government case against him was weak.
(The Faster Times)