Paulette Dean Daly

The sports world generally, and professional tennis specifically, was rocked by the recent admission (from his upcoming book) that Andre Agassi used crystal meth during a brief stint in his career. Worse yet--apparently--he lied about this drug use to tennis officials after he failed a drug test. (Obligatory disclaimer for ...  

Card: 2001 Fleer Tradition Roger Clemens Diamond Tributes card #6 of 30 DT 2003 Fleer Platinum Roger Clemens Guts and Glory card #16 of 20 GG 2006 Fleer Roger Clemens / Lance Berkman Team Leaders card #TL-12 2006 Topps Roger Clemens Hobby Masters card #HM10 2006 Fleer Ultra Roger Clemens Midsummer Classic Kings card #MCK4 2x 2006 Fleer Ultra Roger Clemens Strikeout Kings card #SOK1 Condition: NM/M Draft: 1983 - 1st round (19th pick...  

The Daily News I-Team is still around? I thought Tony Isabella was involved and it just sorta dissolved. Former congressman Tom Davis, who once led the House committee that helped destroy the baseball legacies of Mark McGwire and Roger Clemens, says he applauds McGwire’s return but thinks Clemens was in denial when he testified before Congress. “Everybody was speeding, and these are just the guys that got the tickets,” says Davis of the...  

The Sportress of Blogitude made a good catch on John Daly's Twitter feed the other day.  The Amazing Shrinking Daly posted the secret to his weight loss success following lapband surgery.  He termed it the Daly Workout. via www.sportressofblogitude.com That's some nice work, John.  The guy is just shedding pounds thanks to a lapband, a self-constrictive diet to 500 calories per day, a packet of smokes, and resting in the arms of a butterfly...  

An archer named John Daly accompanied Henry V to France in 1415, and thus is likely to have fought at the battle of Agincourt. Apparently English archers of the time may have been largely recruited from Ireland, Scotland and Wales and were often yeomen rather than landless peasants. I wonder how many Dalys there were 600 years ago?  

Some especially ignorant people are suggesting that Egypt has never contributed to global culture. It might be about time that someone put a list together of the people who lived and worked in Egypt and contributed to world culture, from Archemides, to Ibn Kaldun and Ibn Battuta, Maimonides, to Cafavy, Forester, Durrell and Mahfouz. Perhaps Ursula Lindsey should do it.  

Tom Davis, who once led the House committee that helped destroy the baseball legacies of Mark McGwire and Roger Clemens, says he applauds McGwire's return but thinks Clemens was in denial when he testified before Congress.  

Roger Clemens looked like any proud father, setting up the video camera to record a big moment for his son. The seven-time Cy Young Award winner was back on a big league field Saturday. Before the Astros hosted the Cincinnati Reds, Clemens' son, Koby, received an award for being the Most ...  

and F Grug Maddox! “Hey Gang...It’s official...I’m a Twit! ;D Enjoy the ride!” - Roger Clemens, June 17, 2009. ..."He is as direct and honest in his communications on Twitter as he is face to face,” said the spokesman, who requested anonymity. ...Clemens saves his best tweets for his enemies - Brian McNamee, the former trainer who accused Clemens of steroid use in the Mitchell Report, and McNamee’s attorney Richard Emery. “Some people...  

Move over Edgar Mitchell...we’ve (actually Mike Silva) made contact! Since Clemens, and these are his words (via a spokesman), “is as direct and honest in his communications on Twitter as he is face to face” I decided to give him my form of direct and honest communication. After all, I pride myself on being equally direct and honest on twitter as I am in person. With that, I asked Clemens the following question: @rogerclemens So Rocket...  

HOUSTON - Roger Clemens has filed an appeal of his dismissed defamation suit against Brian McNamee. Clemens filed a notice Friday with the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to review the decisions of U.S. District Judge Keith P. Ellison, who threw out most of Clemens’ case in February and dismissed the remainder of the suit Aug. 28.  

"American Icon: The Fall of Roger Clemens and the Rise of Steroids in America's Pastime" is a book which details the steroid use of baseball pitcher Roger Clemens. This is a short book review of this book.Contributor: Kevin SchramPublished: Sep 14, 2009  

PARK CITY, Utah — Plattsburgh State men's track and field alumnus John Daly has qualified for the 2009-2010 World Cup in Vancouver, British Columbia in the men's skeleton, as announced by the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation (USBSF). Daly, who ...  

*Kindred: More to John Daly than smokes and Diet Cokes* (http://news.google.com/news/url?fd=R=T=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pantagraph.com%2Fsports%2Farticle_b7d1a028-9e5c-11de-b7b2-001cc4c03286.html=AFQjCNF8D7vLQXD4fDRN9c28J--jL757xg) *Bloomington Pantagraph*...  

Ordinarily, I wouldn’t endorse the harassment of retired sportsmen via social networking platforms, but when the athlete in question is the newly Tweeting Roger Clemens, I’m willing to make a big exception. Unsatisfied with The Rocket dropping such science as “”Thx to all the guys in NICKELBACK,” NY Baseball Digest’s Mike Silva couldn’t resist an [...]