Memorial Hermann Hospital has announced that the name of disgraced baseball superstar Roger Clemens would disappear from the hospital’s sports medicine center as of Jan. 1.

I just read some of the quotes delivered by Ravens running back Willis McGahee today, and maybe I'm missing the tone, but I don't see what the big deal is about his comments. He was the starting running back last year, has had a miserable season in 2008 and is now a part time player. McGahee isn't happy, but what former starter would be happy? Would Ray Lewis be happy as a role player? Would Terrell Suggs be happy as a role player? Would Ed Reed be happy as a role player? No, none of them would,

Reiding a redundant script: One game should fool no one Posted in Opinion, Sports on December 31st, 2008 at 3:04 pm by Dan Dunkin One amazing game - kicking the Cowboys back to Texas with wide-open saddle sores that will fester through the opening of their new stadium - shouldn’t change the general public perception of Andy Reid. He is what he is: stubborn, one-dimensional, slow thinking on his feet, excellent Mon.-through-Sat., average or worse on Sunday if it’s a close game, arguably th

Memorial Hermann Hospital announced today that the name of disgraced baseball superstar Roger Clemens would disappear from the hospital’s sports medicine center as of Jan. 1.

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