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See Denny's Take On Roger Clemens & The Rest! Below


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Juice Time Is Up, Finally!!!


Roger Vs. The Feds!


I am intrigued that Clemens wants to keep the fire lit rather than let it go and let the public wonder and not take a chance on his future induction into the Hall.
Now, I know his stats and now we know that the government "RAT" Roger's trainer is pretty credible. Listen I have experience with the Feds and investigators, maybe no one in the game has my experience with them, but when you use a guy for your trainer for years, have him as your best pal, even hire him after your employer fires him, (Yankees) then that is credible evidence and folks as I have said before, there are lots of guys on Death Row with lots less evidence. And keep in mind, a great portion that Mitchell wrote is from the Feds, the FBI, DEA and other agencies.
And lets also keep in mind, Roger introduced Andy Petite to Roger's trainer and whether you want to believe it or not, Andy said he used it twice, so does that make him a cheat? If a guy robs one bank, does that make him a bank robber? You answer that one.
Have any players run out, hired an attorney and file a lawsuit against baseball, the commissioner and the anyone else close to the report of Mitchell. Of course not, NO ONE wants to open up the door at this point.
We are all still waiting in Detroit for Pudge Rodriguez, who said he was going to file his lawsuit 2 years ago.
Allow me to ask the following:
1) Does anyone in their right minds think that baseball wanted to suspend forever Pete Rose?
2) Does anyone think in their right minds that Baseball wanted to disclose that one of the greatest pitchers of all time, 7 Cys and whatever else he won, is guilty of using illegal drugs and whatever else, including felonious drugs.
Do you think that anyone takes any glee in any of these stars woes.
I have been there and in general, most people are sympathetic, disappointed yes, but sympathetic and I don't believe that there is the outrage that everyone thought there was going to be when this all came about.
I keep hearing that Canseco is going to "OUT" Arod with the Yankees, nothing is sacred now and can Jeter be next or how about Cal Ripken, who played a million games without a day off, now I ask, can anyone play 2500 games in a row and now use something to get through the streak? I wont answer that one, will you?
Do you see how all of these streaks and records are now called into the arena of dastardly deeds rather than great feats.
I just want to know, after 17 years, at least of steroids and HGH, who did not use the stuff.
I loved it when David Justice denied that he had used anything.
Ask Halle Barry about that, according to her, Justice beat her up and went into rages at times, HOW DO YOU SAY "Steroid Rage"? These guys need to just shut up and move on. The louder the denial the more guilty and the more attention is called to the issue.
Now Clemens lawyer has hired private investigators in an attempt to challenge the credibility of Brian McNamee, who has claimed to have injected Clemens with steroids, Kristin International Export, LLC.
What is there to challenge, cause let me tell you what is happening right now. There are players reaching out to Roger right now asking and begging him not to go after McNamee and why not?
If McNamee ever has to give a deposition, he will surely spill the beans on all of the others that he either injected and or gave the steroids and other drugs too. So Roger with his "holier than thou" posture is about to confirm everything that Mitchell and Jose Conseco has stated in the past, it was everywhere in the league.
Clemens' lawyer, Rusty Hardin, said Wednesday he would conduct his own investigation into the allegations against the seven-time Cy Young Award winner. Isn't that the Wolf guarding the hen house?
And lets not lose sight of what they injected and orally accepted.
And please, look at what they were putting into their bodies. See if you recognize anything with these drugs?

Anadrol-50: dramatic gains in strength and muscle mass can be achieved in a very short time.

Winstrol (or Stanozolol): it is a good, reliable builder of muscle.

Sustanon: athletes commonly use Sustanon to put on mass and size while increasing strength. This drug contains four different testosterone compounds.

Deca-Durabolin: It has proven to be an excellent product for promoting size and providing strength gains. This steroid has been used for cutting and for bulking. Athletes have stacked it with virtually every drug and reported positive results. Deca-durabolin has gained a reputation as being somewhat of an alleviator of sore joints and tendons. (pitchers cure)

Dianabol:This Drug is very powerful, in terms of both androgenic and anabolic effects on the user. The result of these effects will result in a great buildup of muscle mass and strength in a relatively quick period of time. its main use is in mass building stacks. Dianabol is commonly combined with injectable testosterone products largely to kick-start the cycle to improve gains in muscle mass and strength before longer-acting testosterones go into full effect. There is an increase in weight, resulting from the hypertrophy (growth) of muscle fibers, as well as water retention. This Drug also is very toxic to one's liver.

Veterinary Steroids: As I call them, the Mikey Vick Stuff: Often contain the same components as those prepared for humans but without the same quality control. Labels are always clearly marked as veterinary products.

Now the Big One:
 
HGH:  The main property of HGH is to increase height, and the other important benefits are that it increases muscle mass, helps in calcium retention in our body, helps in keeping bones healthy, reduces fat in the body, helps in controlling sugar and insulin levels, helps with immunity and several more important functions that keep us healthy when we are young.
Also the horror stories connected to HGH such as developing irreversible abnormal growth of bones of the hands and feet and face, high blood pressure, heart damage, etc. However, as stated previously, these are due to the fact that too much HGH was administered.
Do we have to look much further than the wrestlers who are dying at a record clip to prove to all ourselves that these drugs are horrible and folks the bottom line is that the MESSAGE that these drugs send to our kids is of a criminal nature. There are tons of stories out there now of teens committing suicide using these drugs, My God, is that the picture that major leaguers want to share with the kids who adore our players and our game?
I don't think so, it is time for my players, my union and my game to step up and tell the truth and do something about the issue, fix it, don't file lawsuits, do the right thing.
A Roger Clemens can do the right thing more quickly than anyone else, he can fix it, but it takes balls, the same balls that he grew taking this garbage, now lets see if he does the right thing and sends the message to our kids that what he did and what all of the others did was wrong, no matter how many Cys he and others won.
Enough is enough, isn't it?
Lastly, I don't want anyone suspended from the game, the game now for the past 17 years has enough stigma to float a battle ship, but I think that it would be more than appropriate for an Asterisk to be used for all of these sensational records that have been set, after all, are you telling me that these guys for the past 17 years have been better than Aaron, Mays, McCovey, Kaline, Rose, Lolich, Seaver, Koufax, Drysdale, Yaz, Aparicio, Robinsons and hundreds more.
Come on, now you see it don't you?

 





Did you know that Denny McLain had "28" Complete Games" in 1968?

The Detroit Tigers in the "Entire Year 2006" ONLY had "3" Complete Games.

Did you know that Denny McLain is tied for the most consecutive strikeouts in the American League with "7" in a row against the Boston Red Sox in 1965.

Did you know that Denny McLain, retired the first 9 National League All Stars
in 1966, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Willie McCovey, Roberto Clemente, Pete Rose and others.


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A-ROD AND MONEY

 

Could I have been so wrong about A-Rod?

“Say it aint so Joe”!

 

"Alex's decision was one based on not knowing what his closer, his catcher and one of his stature pitchers was going to do," Boras said. "He really didn't want to make any decisions until he knew what they were doing."

"It's clear he didn't want to be a Yankee," Hank Steinbrenner, a son of Yankees owner George Steinbrenner and now the figurehead of the club's baseball operations, told the New York Daily News. "He doesn't understand the privilege of being a Yankee on a team where the owners are willing to pay $200 million to put a winning product on the field.

"I don't want anybody on my team that doesn't want to be a Yankee."

Have you ever heard of so much poo-poo!!!

And in fact listen to this: Rodriguez hit .314 this year and led the majors with 54 homers and 156 RBIs. He was announced as a winner of a Hank Aaron award for offensive achievement before Game 4 but wasn't on hand to receive it. Boras said Rodriguez had a family commitment.

 

This month A-Rod has purchased a new penthouse in NY for about $17 million, paid cash and purchased a new jet for his many travels and this is a guy who just showed the world how to “opt-out” of a contract in the Big Apple, New York and do as he wants.

First, No Loyalty!

Gutless!

A new $300 million dollar deal for 10 years!

A-Rod, it is gutless to move on from NY. Making it in NY takes you to immortality, I suggest that he is still a long way from immortality.

He could never have a better support cast than in NY, this is the Apple.

I can understand the pressure of NY, but man that is why the Mantles, Berras, Fords and the rest of the Great Yankees are great, not only did they play in NY but they won World Series.

A-Rod has not come close, so in the grand scheme of things, he did not give George what George paid for right?

A-Rod went 4-for-15 (.267) with one RBI against in the Yankees' first-round playoff loss to Cleveland and is in an 8-for-59 (.136) postseason funk dating to 2004. Even worse has been his postseason hitting in the clutch. He is hitless in his past 18 playoff at-bats with runners in scoring position.

This is a huge mistake for A-Rod, bad judgment and there is no way that he can go to a team where he can be the player that he has been with the Yankees.

I know this that he will not knock in 156 runs next year and wont hit 50 homers again. The supporting cast no matter who the team is cant hold a candle with the Yankees.

Listen, the Yankees may say that they will miss him and of course they will but how much, they paid him $25 million per year to be a “Reggie Jackson” in the fall playoffs. He has never performed for that kind of money to bring the Yankees that Steinbrenner expected. George did not sign him to this deal to lose in the playoffs.

George thinks he is a great player but not a great Yankee, and I think that we all can confirm that fact, he has failed in the post season and man, that is the bottom line with old George.

Boras, his agent has outsmarted the game again and A-Rod now makes more than $30 million dollars per year, but will he be the guy for this new team, NO WAY. My God, Boras even told the media that he could not get a hold of the Yankees GM. Is there anyone out there that thinks that Scott Boras, the agent for A-Rod, does not have the cell phone of every Yankee Officer? Man, what is he smoking?

Folks one more time, the cast has changed.  His greed for the money and wanting to get out of the most intense pressure in the free world is the real answer that he wants out.

He could not take the critique. I really feel that is the real reason.

For A-Rod to suggest that the reason he is leaving is a joke too, Joe Girardi is a good guy and will be a very good manager for the Yankees, the Yanks are veterans for the most part, like our 68 Tigers, you only had to put their names in the box score and let ‘em go each game, let ‘em play the game.

And now with the new young pitchers coming to the team, look out, A-Rod or not, the Yanks will be there at the end again.

And you know who has to be happy as hell, one Derek Jeter, he is again the uncontested Mr Yankee once again, no more shenanigans with A-Rod, Derek is the guy, 100% of the time now, no matter and he is the marquee guy once again and the only real marquee guy, and folks, A-Rod never fit did he?

The Yankees asked for a meeting to discuss his future. A-Rod opted out without even trying to negotiate a new deal with the Yankees was just a gutless act, especially after the Yankees said they wanted him back, again, GREED and more GREED, the guy only cares about his environment and the hell with the other guys he called team mates, sad commentary for the game.

Now that A-Rod has made his decision, Texas turns out to be the biggest winner -- saving the remaining money it would have had to pay New York as part of the trade. Boras said the Rangers are still responsible for $3 million in annual deferred money A-Rod is owed in the next three years under the contract.

Oh well A-Rod, I don’t think anyone but your stripper and wife will welcome your decision to move, but on the other hand, you have lost this writer as a fan of yours, you let us down A-Rod, say it aint so Joe, say it aint so!!

 

 

 

 



Denny McLain History and Highlights

Dennis Dale "Denny" McLain (born March 29, 1944, in Chicago, Illinois) 
was  a star in the Major Leagues. Denny is the last major
league pitcher to win 30 or more games during a season.

McLain attended Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago, and played
shortshop and pitcher.  Orginally signed by the Chicago White Sox, he
was selected off waivers by the Detroit Tigers, with whom he broke
into the major leagues in 1963.  His first good season came in 1965,
when he posted a 2.61 ERA and a 16-6 record.  He would remain
one of the top pitchers in Major League Baseball through 1969.

His 1968 season was a remarkable one, as he went 31-6, was an All-Star,
won the Cy Young Award, won the AL Most Valuable Player Award, and
was on the World Series-winning Detroit Tigers.  His 31 wins that year
made him the first pitcher to win 30 games in a season since Dizzy Dean.
(McLain might have won 33 games that year had it not been for  two 2-1
losses late in the season.)  After the Tigers had clinced the '68 AL pennant,
McLain exhibited a rare display of magnanimity in a game against the
New York Yankees; in cruising to his 31st victory, with the Tigers leading
6-1, McLain intentionally gave up a 'fat' pitch to Mickey Mantle, allowing
the soon-to-retire Mantle to hit his 535th homer and pass Jimmie Foxx
on the all-time home run list.

McLain's 1968 World Series performance was not as stellar, however,
as he lost Games 1 and 4 to Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals.  But
McLain would win the crucial Game 6, with the Tigers trailing three games
to two.

McLain was a three-time All-Star and won the Cy Young Award twice in his
career, in 1968 and 1969; his lifetimes record includes a won-loss tally of
131-91, an ERA of 3.39, and 1282 strikouts in 1886 innings pitched.

Denny posted 9 Shutouts in 1969, a Tiger Record.

Denny struck out 7 in a row in a game against the Boston Red Sox.

Denny's first official At Bat in the Major Leagues was a Home Run in Tiger
Stadium.

Denny's first professional game in the Minor Leagues was a No-Hitter, striking
out 16, in Harlan Kentucky.

Dennis is a Pilot and a Recording Artist, playing the Piano and Organ and
touring the USA.

Denny and His Buddies Changed Baseball Forever!!

The Year of The Pitcher 1968

In Major League Baseball, the trend throughout the 1960s was of increased
pitching dominance, caused by enforcing a larger strike zone (top of the
armpit to bottom of knee) beginning in 1963.  The delicate balance of power
between offense and defense reached its greatest tilt in favor of the pitcher
by 1968.

Individually, Bob Gibson set a modern earned run average record of 1.12 and
a World Series record of 17 strikeouts in Game 1, while Series opponent Denny
McLain of the Detroit Tigers won 31 regualr season games, (1.96 ERA) the only
player to reach the 30 win milestone since Dizzy Dean in 1934.  Mickey Lolich
won three complet games in the World Series, the last player as of 2006 to
do so.  Luis Tiant of the Cleveland Indians had th eAmerican League's lowest
ERA at 1.60 and allowed a batting average of only .168, a major league record.

Hitting was anemic. Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox had the lowest
batting average of any league champion when his .305 was good enough for
the American League batting title.  The AL's collective slugging average of .340
remains the lowest since 1915 (when the game was still in the so-called dead-
ball era), while the collective batting average of .231 is the all time lowest.

After the season, the Rules Committee, seekeing to restore balance, restored
the pre-1963 strike zone and lowered the height of the pitching mound from
18 to 16 inches.  Four expansion teams joined the majors. 1969 batting averages
zoomed back to their historical averages and never again would pitching have as
large a statistical average over batting in the major leagues.

Statistics
Wins: 131
Losses: 91
WP: .590
GP: 280
Games Started: 264

Complete Games: 105

Shut-Outs: 29

SV: 2
IP: 1,886.0
BB: 548
SO: 1282
ERA: 3.39
WHIP: 1.16


In 2007, McLain released his autobiography "I Told You I Wasn't Perfect",
co-authored by longtime Detroit sportscaster and author Eli Zaret.

McLain currently resides in Pinckney, Michigan, with his wife Sharyn, the
daughter of Hall of Famer Lou Boudreau.

Denny and Sharyn have 7 grandkids, 1 grandson and 6 granddaughters.

Denny with Sharyn, Kristin and Denny Jr. in 1968.

Ironies & Facts

~Kevin Costner's character in the motion picture The Upside of Anger was
  partly based on McLain (and also partly on Kirk Gibson, another Tiger of
  World Series note).

~Gave up pitcher John O'Donoghue's third and last major league home run
  (Tiger Stadium-June 1, 1967).

~Held All-Stars, Tommie Agee, Bert Campaneris, Rocky Colavito, Tommy
  Davis, Jimmie Hall, Ken Harrelson, and Vada Pinson to a .116 collective
  batting average (59-for-265).

~Was a pop performer on the organ before, during and after his baseball
  career.

Denny on the night before the 1st World Series
game in 1968, playing the organ until 3am.


Trivia

~Pitcher for the Detroit Tigers 1963-1970, Washington Senators 1971,
  Oakland Athletics 1972 and Atlanta Braves 1972.

~Member of 1968 World Series Champion Detroit Tigers team, Member
  of 1972 World Series Champion Oakland Athletics team.

~Named to 3 American League All Star Teams 1966 and 1968-69.

~Finished 15th in voting for 1966 American League MVP for leading League
  in Home Runs Allowed (42) and Earned Runs Allowed (115) and having
  20-14 record, 38 Games Started, 14 Completed Games, 4 Shutouts, 264.3
  Innings Pitched, 205 Hits Allowed, 120 Runs Allowed, 104 Walks, 192 Strikouts
  6 Wild Pitches and 3.92 ERA.

~Won 1968 American League MVP and Cy Young Award and named The
  Sporting News American League Pitcher of the Year and Player of the Year
  for leading the American League in Sacrifice Hits (16), Wins (31), Won-Loss
  Percentage (.838), Innings Pitched (336), Games Started (41), Complete Games
  (28), Home Runs Allowed (31), Strikeout to Walk Ratio (4.44) and Batters
  Faced (1,288) and also having 6 Shutouts, 241 Hits Allowed, 86 Runs Allowed,
  73 Earned Runs Allowed, 63 Walks, 280 Strikeouts and 1.96 ERA.

~Finished 6th in voting for 1969 American League MVP, American League
  Sporting News Pitcher of the year and co-Cy Young Award winner for leading
  league in Sacrifice Hits Allowed (13), Wins (24), Innings Pitched (325), Games
  Started (41), Shutouts (9), Hits Allowed (288) and Batters Faced (1,304).  Also
  had 23 Complete Games, 105 Runs Allowed, 101 Earned Runs Allowed, 25 Home
  Runs Allowed, 67 Walks, 181 Strikeouts, 5 Wild Pitches and 2.80 ERA.

~Led American League in Losses(22) in 1971.

~Ranks 74th on MLB All-Time WHIP List (1.163).

~Ranks 74th on MLB All-Time Hits Allowed per 9 Innings Pitched List (7.85)

~Ranks 98th on MLB All-Time Home Runs Allowed list (242)




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