More Roger Clemens Malarky

According to various news sources including the TV Sports Daily and The Daily News, Brian McNamee, the personal trainer who accused Roger Clemens of using steroids and human growth hormones last year apparently submitted a DNA test to investigators back in August.

Cheek swabs were given to the FBI in an attempt to match DNA with the blood stained evidence McNamee turned over to investigators in January. The report does not clarify which set of cheeks were involved, but McNamee and his lawyers are confident that the submission will help his case.

Roger Clemens’ lawyer Rusty Hardin has declined any information about the FBI requesting for a swab as well. Hardin was also quick to say his client is always willing to cooperate with law enforcement and forensic investigators.

Both cheeks have turned and the Saga continues……

Charges Dropped Against Koby Clemens

Charges against Roger Clemens’ son have been dropped three months after being involved in a so-called disturbance in a restaurant.  Also involved in the incident was Mark Ori, a minor league teammate of Kolby Clemens. Attorneys for both Ori and Clemens threw in the towel when they announced both parties would be willing to participate in community service activities.

Clemens and his culprit played for the Salem Avalanche, which is a Houston Astros affiliate. Charges against a third person involved also have been dropped.