For those celebrities, pundits, and influencers who promised to leave the United States if Donald Trump won re-election, Roger Clemens is holding you to your word.
An assassination attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday made headlines and brought forth reactions from all corners of the globe and all walks of life.
Roger Clemens took the mound Saturday night – at the age of 61 – to pitch for the Savanah Bananas, at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas.
Roger Clemens’ son, Kory Clemens, was arrested for DWI after allegedly hitting another vehicle and throwing up afterward, TMZ Sports reports.
Red Sox great Curt Schilling was once again snubbed by the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday.
There have been some big Boston to New York moves in sports history: Roger Clemens and Wade Boggs going from the Red Sox to the Yankees certainly stand out (yes I know Clemens spent two years with the Blue Jays before going to the Yankees, just work with me people) among them.
Baseball great Roger Clemens has ruled out a run for Congress because of the current “climate in politics.”
NEW YORK (AP) — This honor was saved for the one and only Mariano Rivera.
Curt Schilling’s Hall of Fame candidacy got a public show of support on Sunday from someone who knows about being a candidate for something, and winning.
As a lead-in from ESPN’s “SportsCenter” Thursday to “First Take,” Stephen A. Smith reacted to Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, both tainted by steroid use, failing to be elected into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame this year, saying
Former MLB pitcher Roger Clemens said in an interview that aired Wednesday on Audience Network’s “Undeniable with Joe Buck” that if he knew what he knows now, he would have some harsh words for his performance enhancing drug accusers. Clemens described
As time goes by MLB’s all-time home run leader, Barry Bonds, and the winner of the most Cy Young awards in baseball history, Roger Clemens, move closer to induction into the Hall of Fame.
Back in the 1990s Roger Clemens and Roy Halladay played on the Toronto Blue Jays together but if they shared any feelings of camaraderie back then that appears gone with Wednesday’s exchange witnessing Halladay attacking Clemens for using performance enhancing drugs (PEDs).
Roger Clemens apparently never read Thomas Wolfe. He thinks he can go home again in a Red Sox hat.