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Roger Clemens responded to President Donald Trump’s thrust for New York Yankees to be inducted into the baseball renowned temple.
Trump wrote in an article on social networks on Sunday, saying that there was “no evidence” that Clemens was a cheating of steroids and that the problem should not wait to be resolved once the World Series champion dies while he compares the situation to Pete Rose.
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The New York Yankees launcher (22) Roger Clemens delivers against Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards. (Geoff Burke / USA TODAY SPORTS)
Clemens wrote on X that he had a good time to Golf with the president and his son, Kacy.
“I appreciate love! DT knows more than anyone who exists the false news,” wrote Clemens. “Everyone has their calendars … I played the game to change the direction of my family on the generation and win!”
Trump demanded that Clemens be elected to the “Now” reputation temple.
“I played golf yesterday with the Grand Roger Clemens and his son, Kacy. Roger Clemens was easily one of the rare largest launchers of all time, winning 354 games, the Cy Young Award seven times (a record, by many!), And played in six World Series, by winning two!” Trump wrote. “He was second in Nolan Ryan in most withdrawals of withdrawal, and he should be at the temple of the reputation of baseball, now! People think that he has taken drugs, but nothing has been proven. It was never tested positive, and Roger, from the start, completely denies it. He was just as large before these erroneous charges were level.
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President Donald Trump is listening to a meeting with the crown prince of Bahreïn Salman Bin Hamad Al Khalifa in the Oval Blank Office, Wednesday, July 16, 2025, in Washington. (AP photo / Alex Brandon)
“It will be like Pete Rose where, after more than 4,000 strokes, they would not put him in the temple of fame until I speak with the commissioner, and he promised to do it, but it was essentially a promise that Pete was not only held in the mixture. Now.
Clemens was also an All-Star 11 times. He had 4,672 stick withdrawals in his career.
He was alleged in the Mitchell report for using anabolic steroids during his career. He was also found not guilty of six counts of lies in the congress in 2012. He maintained that he had never used steroids.
The allegations far removed him from the temple of the replacement of baseball.
He needed 75% of the votes of baseball writers to be registered in CoopStown, but received only 61.6% of the vote and fell from the ballot. To possibly enter the featball renowned temple, it should be elected by the today’s game committee.
Roger Clemens at Old Timer’s Day at Yankee Stadium. (Wendell Cruz / Imagn images)
Trump called MLB to withdraw pete pink from the prohibited list after admitting having bet on baseball. Finally, the MLB commissioner Rob Manfred has forced and he is now eligible for induction to the renowned temple.
