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Roger Clemens unleashed the equivalent of a verbal fastball Tuesday, forcefully denying the allegations that Brian McNamee, his former personal trainer, made about his using steroids and human ...

MLB great Roger Clemens epitomized hard work, grit, and determination all his life, but his alleged PED use by the Mitchell Report late in his career took the shine away from his legacy status.

Roger Clemens won the World Series twice and was a 11-time All-Star. The most of any pitcher in history, he won seven Cy Young Awards throughout the course of his career.

Sports Roger Clemens Deserves Better Baseball Hall of Fame voters kept the former Astros pitcher out of Cooperstown. But there’s more to Clemens’s “character” than his alleged steroid use.

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If this were just about numbers, Roger Clemens would have been inducted into Baseball’s Hall of Fame eight years ago. Instead, PED ties taint legacy.

Clemens won four Cy Youngs after leaving the Red Sox and has 354 career wins. “What I can say is that Roger had a very, very unique career profile,” Duquette says now.

First, Roger Clemens was retired when the reports came out that he did steroids. He could have said nothing and done nothing. Instead, he immediately came out and denied he ever did steroids.

Roger Clemens was found not guilty of perjury the other day. I guess it’s big legal news, ... Roger Clemens' Verdict, Steroids and the Hall of Fame. Theo Gerome Jun 1, 2018.

A Twitter feud between Roger Clemens and Roy Halladay continued Thursday as the former MLB All-Star pitchers bickered at one another across social media. The argument, which began the day before ...

'The Rocket' was quick to blast former teammate and MLB ace Roy Halladay for making an "asinine" comment implying that Roger Clemens used steroids, and therefore should not be in the Hall of Fame.