Clemens-1 Macnamee-0

this is hilarous

 

wow

 

I don't know how long ago the Rocket quit banging her but I hope he cut it off at least 5 years ago. She WAS a pretty hot trailer trash tart but she has become a poster child for "Dont do Meth"

 

more lolz

 

LMAO. Local radio was having a field day with this earlier.

BTW, what's the score now?

 

Clemens had a two-on-one with M'o'ni'qu'e and STDplusBooty

Mcnamara 4, clemens 0

 

i think its more like McNamee: negative 20, Clemens: negative 50.

 

you have got to be shitting me?

LOMFL!

 

why is mcnamee negative? because it's pretty much known he told the truth and now he's trying to cover his ass because clemens filed a bogus lawsuit against him?

i guess i'd be a negative too.

 

the hits just keep on coming.




Pals beg Rocket to abort lawsuit

BY TERI THOMPSON, NATHANIEL VINTON and MICHAEL O'KEEFFE in New York and CHRISTIAN RED
DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITERS

Thursday, May 1st 2008, 10:51 PM

It's raining women, and Roger Clemens' confidants are telling him to wise up and get out of the storm.
Clemens' longtime friends are advising him to drop his defamation suit against steroid accuser Brian McNamee and take a new approach to rebuilding his reputation.
The pressure has increased on Clemens to reconsider his ugly battle with his former trainer since the Daily News reported this week the pitcher's long-term affair with country singer Mindy McCready. That report led to other Daily News stories about relationships with several other women, including Paulette Dean Daly, the ex-wife of golfer John Daly.
The details of the relationships have been embarrassing for the long-married father and four and his family.
"I don't see how he can continue this case," said a source close to Clemens. "There's no way to damage his reputation any more."
The bombshell revelations continued yesterday, when a former stripper told a Detroit radio station she also had an affair with Clemens, who is the target of an FBI perjury investigation.
Clemens' legal team contacted McCready's lawyers in recent days, The News has learned. It is unclear what was discussed.
A federal judge in Texas may give the seven-time Cy Young Award winner an opportunity to regroup when he rules, as soon as today, on whether to disqualify Clemens' lawyer, Rusty Hardin, from the defamation case.
McNamee's lawyer, Richard Emery, asked Judge Keith Ellison to disqualify Hardin because he briefly represented Andy Pettitte, who is expected to be a defense witness.
"If they're going to drop it, they should do it before Hardin gets disqualified," Emery said. "He could then still represent Clemens in criminal court. If he's disqualified in the civil case, the government will move to disqualify him in the criminal case."
Sources close to Clemens said Hardin and his longtime agents, Randy and Alan Hendricks, have kept their client shielded from outside advice. "Numerous friends outside of his advisers are begging him to shut it down," the source said. Legal experts are shocked Clemens has gone this far.
Peter Keane, a constitutional law professor at Golden Gate University, said Clemens has to be considering dropping the case.
"It never should have been filed to begin with," Keane said. "Since he is claiming his reputation has been damaged, it is relevant to the lawsuit to ask what kind of reputation does he have?
"You can't compartmentalize your reputation...It is not about individual ingredients. It is one big, bubbling stew pot."
Keane said Clemens had an uphill fight even before the allegations of infidelity.
"Everything he has done is geared to self-destruction," he said. "It's like watching a lemming heading for the waves."