Brian McNamee gives deposition on steroid use in Washington
A handout photo, given to a House panel by lawyers of Brian McNamee, allegedly shows vials of testosterone and needles linked to New York Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens on February 7, 2008. The materials from 2002 were turned over to federal agents in January. (UPI Photo/HO)
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Former major league all-star pitcher Roger Clemens was found innocent Monday of charges he lied to Congress about taking performance-enhancing drugs.
A jury in Washington recessed after a half-day of deliberations Wednesday in the perjury trial of former baseball great Roger Clemens.
A jury in Washington began deliberation Tuesday but did not reach a verdict in the perjury trial of former baseball great Roger Clemens.
The defense rested Monday in the Washington perjury trial of former baseball star Roger Clemens.
Personal trainer Brian McNamee testified in Washington Monday he injected former major league pitcher Roger Clemens with the banned steroid Winstrol in 1998.
The attorney defending Roger Clemens Tuesday ripped the U.S. government's case against the former major league ace as "garbage."
Roger Clemens is a great former baseball player who got caught up in a web of lies over his alleged use of steroids, a federal prosecutor said in court Monday.
A federal prosecutor told a jury in Washington Wednesday ex-big league pitcher Roger Clemens used performance-enhancing drugs and lied to Congress about it.
Baseball great Roger Clemens was indicted Thursday on federal charges he lied to the U.S. Congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
The defamation suit Roger Clemens filed against former trainer Brian McNamee has been dismissed by a federal judge in Texas.
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