Mike Piazza News
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He was the Dodgers’ batboy when they visited Philadelphia. (His father knew Tommy Lasorda.) Ted Williams offered him hitting tips. Yet he started at baseball’s lowest rung, the Instructional League.
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Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds were snubbed in voting for baseball’s Hall of Fame, adding the game’s two most-decorated players to the list of retired stars bypassed because of links to performance-enhancing drugs.
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Derek Jeter is the angel that business owners near the National Baseball Hall of Fame are waiting for as they worry about a drug-stained 2013 class that may lack a living member.
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Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa, whose record-setting Major League Baseball careers were shadowed by accusations of performance-enhancing drug use, are on the sport’s Hall of Fame ballot for the first time.
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Roger Clemens, the pitcher who won more than 350 games and struck out more than 4,600 batters in a 24-year Major League Baseball career, was found not guilty of lying to Congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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Third baseman David Wright signed a contract extension with the New York Mets through 2020, fulfilling what General Manager Sandy Alderson said was the team’s top priority before next season.
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The not guilty verdict in Roger Clemens’s perjury case is unlikely to sway baseball’s Hall of Fame voters who’ve spent years deciding whether accusations of steroid use should keep the seven-time Cy Young Award winner from being enshrined.
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Roger Clemens , who faces federal charges of lying to Congress over the use of performance- enhancing drugs, always had trouble differentiating between the pitcher and the person.
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Roger Clemens wasn’t going to be portrayed as a victim at his trial for allegedly lying to Congress about using steroids, the ex-Major League Baseball pitcher’s lead defense lawyer told a federal jury in Washington.
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Bob Sheppard , the Yankee Stadium announcer known as the “Voice of God,” has died. He was 99.
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