Pettitte rolls over on Clemens

[Truth Detector]

This doesn't bode well for Clemens.

[dog-ring]

he said, she said..................Someone is gonna do time over this................

[dog-ring]

" I did not have sex with that woman, Ms Lewinsly ".................

[BADGER]

Already there is speculation that Clemens might get pardoned. Friends of the Bush's.

[Truth Detector]

Already there is speculation that Clemens might get pardoned. Friends of the Bush's.

I heard that too.

Is it possible to get pardoned before you're ever convicted?

Nixon was, wasn't he?

[BADGER]

I heard that too.

Is it possible to get pardoned before you're ever convicted?

Nixon was, wasn't he?

Don't know about Nixon, but I'm pretty sure Reagan was in regards to Iran Contra.

[Truth Detector]

I don't think that'sI don't think that's right.

[MoparsRule]

This doesn't bode well for Clemens.

Neither does this...

The 1998 party at Jose Canseco's house in Miami may have started out as a gathering of friends and family. It has turned into an event worthy of congressional testimony and a source of "evidence."

There is a photo of Roger Clemens at Canseco's house during the June 1998 party, according to the New York Daily News -- a photo that would contradict Clemens' sworn testimony that he never attended the party.

Richard Emery, one of the lawyers for Clemens' former trainer, Brian McNamee, said he was aware of the existence of the photo. "We have reason to believe it's reliable evidence," Emery told the Daily News. "We believe there's photographic evidence that shows Clemens was at a party he says he wasn't at."

The event is a key point in the steroids investigation involving Clemens. It is mentioned in the Mitchell report, and was a focal point during the Feb. 13 hearing before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

In the Mitchell report, Brian McNamee, Clemens' former trainer, said he witnessed Canseco, Clemens and a third, unidentified person talking together, but did not overhear the conversation. McNamee said that some time after the party, "Clemens approached [him] and, for the first time, brought up the subject of using steroids," according to the report.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3258678

[9rows]

and the hits just keep coming for clemens.

roger - tell the truth and get on with your life.

although it is likely too late for that now. say hi to mr. vick for us.

(allegedly)