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It took alot of guts for Schilling to call him out. I have alot of respect for him for doing it. Everything he said about this being a conscious decision by these guys and knowing exactly what they were doing is 100% correct. So whether it was once, twice, or for 15 years there should be ramifications for what these guys did.

I can't stand that he Schilling is a Red Sox, but I love what he says.

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Guts has nothing to do with Schillings remarks. Feigning outrage is what he does. His demand is that unless Clemens proves he didn't take steroids, he should give back his Cy Young Awards. How ridiculous is that? How does he go about proving the negative? I'm not defending Clemens, but Schilling is playing the role of a clown.

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It took alot of guts for Schilling to call him out. I have alot of respect for him for doing it. Everything he said about this being a conscious decision by these guys and knowing exactly what they were doing is 100% correct. So whether it was once, twice, or for 15 years there should be ramifications for what these guys did.

I can't stand that he Schilling is a Red Sox, but I love what he says.

I agree with what you are saying -- 100%. Emphasis on "conscious decision."

There is a problem though.

Just as another poster stated: We have absolutely no way of knowing if the next guy inline was clean or not. I have a feeling that the Mitchell Report merely scratched the surface -- they got someone to roll and give up some names. That's it. There are more trainers, players, etc. involved. In fact, I wouldn't be shocked to find out that a vast majority of starting players were using some sort of performance enhancer. That might be an overstatement of the scope -- but it wouldn't shock me.

I'm glad someone has called Clemens to task. The ball has been hit back to his court. It will be interesting to see if he responds.

Wouldn't it be sweet to see Clemens called before congress.

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Smoltz has said basically if it was him he would "fight, sue, do anything. It would be easy. Give me a lie detector test" Seems like some of the clean guys have some anger built up over this issue.

I personally love it. The more the media pounds this stuff the better the chances of cleaning it up.

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