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River Ave. Blues » From the files of Captain Obvious

From the files of Captain Obvious

February 15, 2008 by Benjamin Kabak 9 Comments

Save The Big Three Revisited
Yanks beat Wang in arbitration

Congressman and Chair of the House Oversight Committee Henry Waxman regrets holding Wednesday’s hearing. “I think Clemens and McNamee both came out quite sullied, and I didn’t think it was a hearing that needed to be held in order to get the facts out about the Mitchell report,” Waxman said.

Had Waxman been serious about holding a hearing on the real issue — the prevalence of performance enhancing drugs in baseball — he would have. But Clemens and McNamee made for better headlines and more attention. This is fake regret from another phony politician. And the specter of an incomplete Mitchell Report looms large as well.

Save The Big Three Revisited
Yanks beat Wang in arbitration

Filed Under: Asides, STEROIDS! Tagged With: Roger Clemens

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