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Rusty Hardin is the attorney working with Roger Clemens, the baseball star who is now facing allegations of doping. Clemens was named in the Mitchell report and has been trying to defend his name and reputation.
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Dec. 13: In the release of former U.S. Senator George Mitchell's report on performance-enhancing drugs in baseball, former trainer Brian McNamee alleges he injected Roger Clemens with steroids in 1998, 2000 and 2001. Several hours later, Clemens ...
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BY NATHANIEL VINTON Brian McNamee's lawyer, Richard Emery (below), is asking for defamation case to be dismissed or moved out Texas. ...
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Let the baseball guys debate about whether Roger Clemens' career is over. It's my job to explore whether the fiasco that has ensued will drive his lawyer into retirement. When Roger Clemens was named in the Mitchell Report, I was one of many who said ...
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Andy Pettitte's affidavit helps to support Brian McNamee's version of events that the former trainer gave Roger Clemens steroids and HGH, Rep. Tom Davis told Newsday. Although Pettitte won't testify at Wednesday's hearings, the left-hander's ...
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From Brian McNamee's (and his lawyers) standpoint, what benefit do they gain from this information coming out? It could taint the jury pool, I suppose, ...
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Less than two days after their season came to an end, the Yankees resolved one of their biggest questions by re-signing general manager Brian Cashman to a three-year contract. The contract extension was first reported on Newsday.com, and announced ...
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That would be the same gym where Clemens’ friend Andy Pettitte and trainer Brian McNamee may or may not have discussed Clemens’ use of human growth hormone, ...
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Brian McNamee, the former trainer of Roger Clemens, is asking a federal judge to dismiss the pitcher's defamation lawsuit against McNamee.
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Brian McNamee responded to Roger Clemens by again asking a federal judge to toss out the pitcher's defamation suit or move it to a New York court.
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Roger Clemens is "continuing bully tactics" against his former friend and personal trainer Brian McNamee who the seven-time Cy Young Award winner sued for defamation earlier this year, lawyers for McNamee wrote ...
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And University of Penn professors contradict the Hendricks brothers' analysis of Clemens' career stats(at bottom of post). But first about the party, from Newsday: Roger Clemens' former trainer, Brian McNamee, is prepared to tell a congressional hearing Wednesday that he has a "vivid recollection" of the pitcher describing a scene at a party in Miami in 1998 that McNamee says he and Clemens attended. Clemens, however, has denied being at the party. The sources say McNamee's recollection...
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Keith Olberman has his worst person in the world, and I have my "worst PR person in the world" award. Ok, so I just made that up, but the first winner is Rusty Hardin, better known as Roger Clemens’ jackass lawyer. He might not be a PR person, but he has said many times that Clemens' case (correctly so) is being tried in the "court of public opinion." And how is Rusty doing? Let’s review the record: he’s unmercifully assaulted Brian McNamee's reputation, threatened an IRS agent, pilloried...
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Recently, I began writing for a new fantasy sports blog appropriately named the Fantasy Sports Experience. While Giggin On Ya is still my first love, FSE allows me to feed my fantasy sports fix and that my friends is a good thing.
Anyway, from time to time I will link to some of the fun articles we do over there; sparing you from the detailed analysis that is not so much fun unless you are really into fantasy sports. This week, we decided to live blog the awesomely bizarre Roger Clemens...
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