Roger Clemens has been indicted, deservedly, for lying in his testimony before Congress on February 13, 2008. This is the only time I have been inside the Capitol, as I attended after writing a story for Kiplinger about how steroids had been good for baseball's bottom line, while the game lost its innocence in the process. That's me in the back, right in front of the cameraman in green and behind the hand of Charles P. Scheeler, the guy testifying in between Clemens and Brian McNamee, in this New York Times photo.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Flashback to Clemens on Capitol Hill
Roger Clemens has been indicted, deservedly, for lying in his testimony before Congress on February 13, 2008. This is the only time I have been inside the Capitol, as I attended after writing a story for Kiplinger about how steroids had been good for baseball's bottom line, while the game lost its innocence in the process. That's me in the back, right in front of the cameraman in green and behind the hand of Charles P. Scheeler, the guy testifying in between Clemens and Brian McNamee, in this New York Times photo.
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