Roger Clemens works as hard as anyone to get his 'older than a normal player' body ready to throw and field. My question is, in his quest to continue to be a dominate pitcher, did he cross the line with all these substances, shots, creams, growth hormones, or what ever? Now we hear that his wife was even injected before a photo shoot for SI. Was he so comfortable with what he was allegedly doing that he enlisted his own wife to become a part of this 'athletic junkie' mania? It raises questions and eyebrows, and what of his former trainer keeping old viles and syringes from six or seven years ago, what is that about? Until we see hard evidence, let's just hope that the best righty of this time is not 'juiced'.
I am still grimacing from listening to an interview with whom I think is the best right handed pitcher of all time, Bob Gibson, say right into the camera that he wished the stuff was around when he pitched in the 60's, because he would have 'done anything he could to make himself a better pitcher'. Gibby, you didn't need anything else, you were awesome!

Thank barry bonds for a lot of this skepticism. While his numbers were prodigious, his change in body type was equally so. Pretty obvious to the fan/observer. Many people go to gyms and work out these days. a lot of those people are pretty savvy about weight lifting and its effects. They can pretty well tell that bonds was not truthfull about his increase in strength. Clemens is denying just like Bonds did. So people assume he's a user just like bonds was.

In the end, basebal may get congress in its management simply because the sport has enjoyed an anti trust exemption for so many years. These elected officials don't want to be associated with people who broke the rules in secret.

mr. pot, meet mr. kettle. You two have a lot in common.

I miss the "old" America where people were innocent until proven guilty and their trials were in courtrooms and not in the media.

As a strong supporter of Clemens and a big baseball fan I really don't care for all this steroid stuff. I am really tired of all the steroid talk. I used to play baseball in college and I never took steroids, but I did know people that did. First of all when did the Government decide to put its big nose into the MLB's business. This is a corporation problem and it needs to be done via the MLB not congress. If the government wants to play watchdog they need to make sure our children our not doing the steroids like alot of them our in high school. So stay out of it please, I'm to the point where I don't even want to know if Clemens and others are doing steroids, HGH, or whatever it is they're doing. It's ruining the game, let MLB change their drug testing policy not congress. Shouldn't the government be worrying about more important issues besides Baseball.