Clemens' torrid "plutonic" relationship with Country Singer McCready

im pretty sure that is where knoblauchs ball landed. convince me that the lady in that picture cant have the same genes as keith olberman.

 

Really? I thought she might be related to

 

good comparision. she also looks like another country singer, tift merritt.

 

I dont think it matters anymore if Roger drops the suit or not. The damage is done and if he drops the suit then he is guilty of everything becase he is running away.

He is done and more than likly WILL NOT make the HOF now! Sad sad sad!

 

If I am not mistaken she also messed around with Meth

 

its called piling on:


Report: Clemens flew women around in his jet
Pitcher reportedly had relationships with women in California, Boston, NYC

Roger Clemens flew at least three attractive women around in his private jet during his career, another damaging report that comes on the heels of his alleged 10-year relationship with country music singer Mindy McCready, the New York Daily News reported Wednesday.

The three women in question included beauties in California and Boston, and Manhattan bartender Angela Moyer, the Daily News reported.

Moyer, now a 30-year-old realtor in Harrisburg, Pa., acknowledged to the Daily News that she knew Clemens while she was a bartender from 2000 to 2004 at a trendy East Side bar.
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On Tuesday, the Daily News reported that Clemens had a decade-long relationship with country star Mindy McCready that began when she was a 15-year-old aspiring singer and the pitcher was a Boston Red Sox ace.

“I cannot refute anything in the story,” McCready told the newspaper in a story posted on its Web site Monday night.

“I have known Roger Clemens for a long time,” she said, without detailing the nature of their relationship.

Clemens’ lawyer, Rusty Hardin, confirmed the pitcher and singer had known each other for a long time but told the newspaper there was no sex.

“Mindy McCready is a longtime family friend of Roger Clemens and the Clemens family,” Hardin said in a statement Monday. “At no time did Roger engage in any kind of inappropriate or improper relationship with her. It is unfortunate that the Daily News has chosen to report anonymous allegations that are completely unfounded, have no basis in fact, and have nothing to do with Roger’s baseball career or the issue of steroid use in baseball.”

The News’ original story, which appeared on the newspaper’s Web site Sunday night and in editions Monday, quoted several people who asked not to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation.

Clemens was 28 and a married father of two when he first met McCready, the newspaper reported.

In its story Monday night, sources told the News that McCready went with Clemens to his hotel room in Fort Myers, Fla., after their first meeting but that they did not have sex. The relationship turned intimate after she later moved to Nashville and became a country star, the paper said.

The story could undermine Clemens’ reputation, which is central to the defamation suit the former pitcher has filed against former personal trainer Brian McNamee. McNamee contends Clemens used performance-enhancing substances during his major league career.

“If true, it’s just another example of Roger’s pervasive prevarications which will be at the core of any defamation case,” said McNamee’s attorney, Richard Emery, in an e-mail to The Associated Press.

“If the case heads to trial and is not dismissed, as we feel it should be, we will be calling (McCready) as a witness,” Emery told the News.

The newspaper said Clemens sent cash to McCready to help her with legal issues and reached out to her when she was in jail last year in Tennessee. Clemens sometimes sent her amounts of $25,000, the paper said.

The 32-year-old McCready was sentenced last September for violating probation from a 2004 drug arrest and was released from jail last Dec. 30. The violation occurred in July when McCready was accused of scuffling with her mother and resisting arrest at her mother’s home in Fort Myers, Fla. She still must serve two years’ probation.

McCready had a No. 1 single in 1996 with “Guys Do It All the Time.”

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This whole story just underscores to me how tough it must be to be married to a public personality. Sports figures, actors, politicians: it doesn't matter; it always appears that despite the wealth and life of luxury, there is a high price to pay in such a marriage.

Sure, privacy is compromised, but there seems to be so many temptations that, perhaps, the average person isn't privvy to. Several years ago, I saw a program here in Texas featuring Roger and his wife showing off their palatial estate near Austin. The wife was really snotty and seemed to be lording her wealth and ostentacious display through her house of said wealth over the people watching the program. Now look at her.

My husband's friend, Merton Hanks, played for the 49'ers for 10 years, and Jerry Rice was famous for cheating on his wife. In fact, Merton (who is director of uniform compliance for the NFL these days) has had his own problems with that sort of thing, too.

The lifestyle is so dramatically different from what most average people experience that it's no wonder they end up like that. For that matter, Merton came to my house 7 or 8 years ago for a party and brought an entourage with him--carrying his cigars and cell phones. I wanted to puke. He was also supposed to have TO with him that night, but he was in the 49'ers doghouse and couldn't come to my party.

 

Yes, I'm sure they enjoyed a quick game of Chutes and Ladders, had some hot cocoa, and then told ghost stories all night.

A safe story. She's so messed up now who would believe her anyway.

One way to relieve some guilt.

Isn't it ironic.

 

almost all of the women involved in this charade--cleat chasing- are fully aware of the game. its a paid-for-play (sex, family, happy housewife) thing not much different then a prostitute but they must play the part for life or at least until divorce. their reward is louis vuitton and an SL600.

ends up ruining the kids in the long run but at least they are usually well compensated. too bad you cant purchase a stable emotional set and replacement happy family once it all comes crashing down.

 

Who was that one whacko NBA wife who travelled with her husband and went to EVERY game to make sure he didn't cheat? If I remember correctly she even got in a fight with a fan who yelled some bad things at her man.