Canseco Regrets 'Juiced,' Believes Clemens Never Used Steroids
Jose Canseco says he "one billion percent" regrets writing the book Juiced which details the use of steroids in baseball.
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Jose Canseco says he "one billion percent" regrets writing the book Juiced which details the use of steroids in baseball.
Prosecutors are painting Roger Clemens as a man who told lies and "other lies to cover up lies" after the court seated a jury that includes seven people who never heard of him.
Bertrand and D.A. opened things up by discussing the steroid testing policy in MLB and Ryan Braun's overturned suspension. How can MLB fix the testing policy?
Prosecutors in the Roger Clemens perjury case say they made an honest mistake in showing jurors inadmissible evidence and the baseball star should face another trial.
Baseball star Roger Clemens' battle against perjury charges likely is far from over and probably will be the subject of a second trial, according to many legal experts.
Baseball writer Richard Justice of the Houston Chronicle joined Tony to discuss the shocking news that the Roger Clemens' perjury trial has been dismissed and deemed a "mistrial" by Judge Walton.
The judge presiding over Roger Clemens' perjury trial declared a mistrial over evidence revealed to the jury that may prejudice the jury against the former baseball star.
Prosecutors say needles and cotton balls that Roger Clemens' former trainer says he used to inject the star pitcher in the middle of his career tested positive for Clemens' DNA and anabolic steroids.
Roger Clemens' attorney revealed Tuesday that the ex-baseball star plans to begin his defense against charges of lying to Congress by questioning whether lawmakers' investigation into whether he used performance-enhancing drugs was proper.
Roger Clemens hasn't gotten a lot of love from the line of Washingtonians who have been questioned about their fitness to serve on his perjury trial.
Gresh & Zo discussed steroids in sports, the perception of certain athletes and when the red flags should "really" come up.
Is the Roger Clemens perjury trial the best possible use -- or even rational use -- of the court's precious time and the public's scarce resources?
The perjury trial of pitching great Roger Clemens began Wednesday with word that Hall of Famer Wade Boggs and former All-Star pitcher David Cone could be called to testify in their former teammate's defense.
Roger Clemens, one of the most imposing and accomplished pitchers in baseball history, is going on trial Wednesday to fight allegations that he used drugs to enhance his power on the mound.
Roger Clemens' tenacious pursuit of victory on the pitcher's mound is re-emerging as he enters federal court this week to fight charges he lied about using drugs and to try to ruthlessly discredit the former friend who says he did.
Barry Bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice Wednesday but a jury failed to reach a verdict on three other counts that he lied to a grand jury.
A congressional panel and law firm that investigated performance-enhancing drugs in baseball have agreed to respond to subpoenas issued by Roger Clemens in the next three weeks.
Felger and Massarotti discussed steroids and head injuries in sports. Marc Savard is out again with a concussion, will he return this year?
Felger and Massarotti opened the day talking about the Hall of Fame voting and steroids in baseball. What effect will steroids have on voting?
In the rough and tumble world of high school football, strength is a key asset. Just how far will players go to get the edge?
Joe from Auburndale is curious about Manny Ramirez's 50-game suspension . He asks: "What happens to the $7 million+ Manny loses? Does it go back to...
