Andy Pettitte confessed that he used HGH on two occasions in order "to heal" and was not done to get "an edge." Call me what you will, but I believe him. Anyone who would offer an incident in 2002 as evidence that Pettitte is a cheater is pretty delusional.
Pettitte made a big mistake in using HGH to recover from an injury and his legacy will forever carry a taint - small or large. However, any further punishment is unlikely and unwarranted. Roger Clemens, on the other hand, appears to be in some hot water, considering Pettitte's confession offers a great deal of credence to the accusations made against Clemens.
In the meantime, check out this hilarious video, which considers some other names the Mitchell Report may have left out:
Even after a dozen times watching it, the "F---face" reference to a Billy Ripken error card makes me lose it everytime.
Pettitte made a big mistake in using HGH to recover from an injury and his legacy will forever carry a taint - small or large. However, any further punishment is unlikely and unwarranted. Roger Clemens, on the other hand, appears to be in some hot water, considering Pettitte's confession offers a great deal of credence to the accusations made against Clemens.
In the meantime, check out this hilarious video, which considers some other names the Mitchell Report may have left out:
Even after a dozen times watching it, the "F---face" reference to a Billy Ripken error card makes me lose it everytime.
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