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And the battle goes on, the case against pitcher Roger Clemens continues and everyday the temperature gets higher, you can feel from the outside the heavy atmosphere they are having in that room.

Everything was going very well for Clemens, but yesterday afternoon after a four and a half hour hearing this brilliant pitcher got stuck to his story and now the future of Clemens becomes unpredictable and pointing to the worst.

All started when the Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens and his trainer Brian McNamee decided to made their back and forth accusations. Let’s remember that he can be charged due to the use of performance enhancing drugs.

McNamee and Clemens sat in the same witnesses table and during the period of time they spent there, both acted as if they have never met before. Of course the anger of Clemens against his trainer can not be unnoticed.

Personally I think that this entire situation happened because Brian wants to destroy Clemens’ career, there most be some deep issues that no one knows. Isn’t it strange that your once friend and once trainer made accusations against you alleging things that puts not only your career in a big risk but also your freedom?

At this point the panorama is not clear for anybody for example the chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee Henry Waxman told the press that he hasn’t reached any conclusions. Of course they can’t just go with any of the sides represented in that hearing because the real issue hasn’t been discovered yet.

Thanks God there’s nothing in life that can remain hidden for so long and until they don’t know the real true of this confrontation no one will take a final decision. From McNamee’s side everything is confusing and shadowed and it’s from this point where the lawyers and the other people most start fixing the hole.

Wise words came out of Republican Tom Davis: “Both can’t be telling the truth.” And this is true but the balance is bending to what side? I think this most be bending to Clemens’ side from the very beginning I knew that in his face and words are sincerity.

I know that in this case the good will prevail over evil…. There’s no point that a great MLB player like Roger pass through this embarrassment situation just because a person wanted.

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