A legendary MLB reporter tells a great ASG story about Roger Clemens that makes an interesting case for MLB pitchers getting ...

The Rocket notched a pair of strikeouts to start things on a good note in the first, and Paul O’Neill backed him up in the bottom half when he belted a two-run shot deep into the right field seats.

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A federal grand jury's indictment of pitching great Roger Clemens for allegedly lying to Congress about his use of steroids deals a further blow to baseball, reinforcing the game's image as a sp ...

Roger Clemens’ ability to fight on his own behalf, to reinvent himself, to stay in the conversation and the game of baseball was always a superpower of sorts, artificially enhanced or not.

Clemens, known as “Rocket” during his playing days, was born in Ohio in 1962 and played for the University of Texas before the Boston Red Sox drafted him in the first round of the 1983 draft ...

Roger Clemens was acquitted Monday on all charges that he obstructed and lied to Congress in denying he used performance-enhancing drugs to build his long and brilliant career as one of the ...

Roger Clemens was acquitted Monday of all charges in his lengthy perjury trial, just blocks from where he had been accused of lying to Congress about never having taken performance-enhancing drugs.

Roger Clemens sports perhaps the most decorated resume of any pitcher in modern baseball history, boasting seven Cy Young awards, two championships and more than 4,500 strikeouts across 24 MLB ...

(CBS/AP) WASHINGTON - Roger Clemens lost something off his fastball in his 40s but still succeeded by pitching smarter, his former manager testified Thursday. "He continued to have great success ...

A jury found baseball star Roger Clemens not guilty on six charges against. Clemens was accused of lying to Congress in 2008 about his use of performance enhancing drugs. As NPR's Nina Totenberg ...