Jose Canseco News
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Jurors were urged both by lawyers for Roger Clemens and by prosecutors to use common sense when deciding whether the former pitching star intentionally lied to Congress to cover up his use of steroids and human growth hormone.
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U.S. prosecutors sought to bolster the credibility of their DNA and drug use evidence against Roger Clemens, the former New York Yankees pitcher, as testimony in his perjury trial ended in Washington.
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Roger Clemens’s wife testified at her husband’s perjury trial that his former trainer Brian McNamee injected her with human growth hormone on an occasion when her husband wasn’t present.
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Ex-Major League Baseball pitcher Roger Clemens wouldn’t cheat at the sport, his former Toronto Blue Jays teammate Charlie O’Brien told a jury during Clemens’s trial on charges of lying to Congress about drug use.
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Brian McNamee, the government’s only eyewitness to Roger Clemens’s alleged steroid use, testified that some of the medical waste he preserved from an injection he gave the ex-pitcher was mixed with needles used on other baseball players.
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Former Major League Baseball player Jose Canseco was named player/manager of the Yuma Scorpions in the independent North American League .
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Federal prosecutors seeking to convict ex-New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens of perjury asked a judge to settle a dispute with defense lawyers over trial exhibits.
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The judge overseeing the trial of Roger Clemens began screening 80 to 90 potential jurors for the ex-New York Yankees pitcher’s retrial on perjury charges.
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Prosecutors seeking to convict pitcher Roger Clemens of obstructing Congress and making false statements must prove he was injected with steroids, knew what was in the shots and knowingly lied about it, said lawyers.
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Former New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens lost a bid to get documents from U.S. lawmakers that he argued he needs to defend himself against perjury and obstruction charges.
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