Here is the rundown for the Wednesday, January 9th edition of Baseball Beat. Charley Steiner has the day off today, so Chuck Wilson is hosting. All times Eastern.
1:05 p.m.
Guest: Dayn Perry, FoxSports.com
1:25 p.m.
Guest: Sean McAdam, Providence Journal
1:45 p.m.
Guest: Thomas Harding, MLB.com (Colorado Rockies)
2:05 p.m.
Guest: Neil Best, Newsday
2:25 p.m.
Guest: Dave Sheinin, Washington Post
2:45 p.m.
Guest: Dan Connolly, Baltimore Sun
Guest Summaries:
Perry discussed national headlines including yesterday’s Hall of Fame announcement as well as Jim Rice and Bert Blylevin’s cases. This was a Roger Clemens free segment. McAdam discussed the passing of former Red Sox owner Buddy LaRoux and Rice missing out on the Hall of Fame. Harding discussed being in the room with Gossage when he received the call from the Hall of Fame that he was elected. Best discussed the media’s coverage of the Roger Clemens press conference including his belief that the tape only slightly helped Clemens. Sheinin discussed the Hall of Fame including Blylevin, Tim Raines, and Craig Biggio’s cases. He also discussed being at Roger Clemens press conference including the phone call with Brian McNamee. Connolly discussed the Baltimore Orioles including his discussion with Andy MacPhail yesterday and the latest on Eric Bedard and Brian Roberts trade discussions.
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Both Charley and Chuck have bemoaned the fact that Roger Clemens "sandbagged" poor little McNamee by taping the phone conversation without telling him it was being recorded. How do we know McNamee wasn't also taping it? How do we know he wasn't trying to set Roger up for a charge of "witness tampering"?
If McNamee is so financially destitute, who is paying his attorney's fees?
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