Why Roger Clemens why?
pointman
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I'm getting ready to go toss myself off a building after Andy alone.The Rockets and the Rocket both burn out in one weekend. Not a good look for Htown sports fans. I cry.
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When they induct him into the HOF, his cap should not be BoSox or Stros or Yanks or Blue Jays. It should just have a dollar sign on it.
It's always been about him and him alone - i think he should go to the Hall of Fame with no team cap.
"He agreed to a one-year contract for $28,000,022 -- the last two digits matching his uniform number -- that will start when he is added to the major league roster for his first start, most likely in three to four weeks. Clemens will earn about $18.5 million under the deal, which will cost the Yankees approximately $7.4 million in additional luxury tax, meaning they are investing about $26 million in a seven-time Cy Young Award winner who will turn 45 in August."
I don't care if he never wins another game.
Goddamn, it sucks to be an Astros fan.
Well, they needed starting pitching help. Now, the Sox need to put as much distance between themselves and the Yanks as they can before Roger's return.
Because his annual doping ritual will be undetectable by then. See: last year.
Do you think he threw a single pitch in order to entice the Yankees into signing him or did they do it sight unseen.
I wish nothing but failure on Roger.....unless of course I can pick him up in one of my Fantasy leagues!!
how will clemens turn around that pitching staff? unless he's a mircale working doctor how does the yankee faithful think a pitcher who will pitch once every 5 games turn the season around?
i really dont think the red sox need him, that starting pitching staff barring injury is stacked!!!
yeah i know,we'll see you again
They've been pretty poor so far, but they've also been injured. Going into the beginning of the week, they'd started 10 different pitchers in 30 games. You know that sort of injury streak won't last.
Here's their starting 5 now, barring injury:
Clemens
Mussina
Pettitte
Wang
Hughes
That's solid, especially in a short series. And that's what the playoffs are all about, no?
Yes. Yes, we are. We don't need Clemens. Not now, at least. However, we had seven viable starting pitchers going into the season last year, and due to a ridiculous spate of injuries, we were starting dudes named Kyle Snyder and Kason Gabbard before the year was out.
You can never have enough pitching in this league. Never.