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Hgh Andy-Guilty.
His flip flop under oath (not in the backroom) likely sunk the entire case.
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http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/478646...orts-baseball/
Hgh Andy-Guilty.
His flip flop under oath (not in the backroom) likely sunk the entire case.
No more losing streak
Thank god.
No more wasting money.
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Seriously was not a question. Government should have dropped the case when they could not find a single credible witness.
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If I remember correctly, Clemens wasn't on trial for steroid use, but for lying to the Grand Jury. Since the jury found him not guilty, wouldn't that mean that McNamee was lying, and if so, shouldn't he be prosecuted like Clemens?
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I don't think McNamee was lying and i'm sure the courts know that. I think Clemens got off due to having a big bank account.
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