News about Roger Clemens

Kylie Kelce spent the day following her husband as he played golf at the American Century Championship - but was also there for adoring fans of hers. Video captured a moment where she was greeted by a trio of young girls - two wearing sweatshirts that said 'Go Taylor's Boyfriend' and one that wore a Kelce jersey - which Kylie complimented. The mother of the kids mentioned that they played field hockey - the sport that Kylie played while in college.

Zach Bryan stepped into a bar and was greeted by a barrage of birthday cakes. The country singer, who was joined by Mets Pete Alonso on stage at the UBS Center in New York, was the object of a surprise party for his 28th birthday. The Sun to Me singer walks into the joint in a video shared on Bar Stool Sports' Instagram and X pages.

Roger Clemens was back at Minute Maid Park in Houston on Saturday, not to watch one of his former teams play, but to actually take the field at age 61. When the Texas native made a surprise appearance in relief, pitching for the Savannah Bananas, a rare barnstorming team, was greeted with applause. 'Eleven-time Major League All-Star, two-time World Series champion, and seven-time Cy Young Award winner: The Rocket, Roger Clemens!' The MC, who happened to be wearing a team-colored yellow tuxedo as well as matching top hat, has been revealed. The clemens emerged from the dugout wearing a yellow jersey with the word 'Rocket' embazoned across the back.

On Wednesday, New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole was named unanimous American League Cy Young Award winner. Cole was named the first time in his 11-year career that he was named Cy Young champion. He came close to winning the award several times in his career before receiving all 30 votes this time. To lead the league in innings, the ace right-hander finished the season with 15 victories, four losses, and a 2.63 ERA in 209 innings. He was both the sixth Yankees pitcher to win a Cy Young and first since Roger Clemens in 2001.

Callie Clemens, her dog Giselle, and a group of volunteers have been searching roach-infested storm drains in Houston for three days in a concentrated effort to rescue a trapped litter of puppies. Despite the challenges and potential risks, Clemens was compelled to take action, saying, "I knew nobody would do it, so I knew I had to jump in." On Friday, she found two dogs and was headed back into the drain alone to find the last one. If the third puppy is found, it will be taken to the city shelter, but Clemens is so emotionally invested that she's considering keeping it herself. Even after fracturing her foot and needing to take antibiotics from swimming hours in the filthy water, Clemens, who founded Paws Off The Streets and has a history of rescuing animals, has been working tirelessly. The puppy can't get out by it's own, so it's up to us,' she said. 'And I have no shame to go down and get it,' she told Dailymail.com with a sarcastic voice after days of yelling through the tunnels.

Ralph and Sandra Fisher (inset) owned Chance, a beloved and sensitive Brahman Bull who was the star of their animal show business based out of their Texas home. Chance died in 1999, but the Fishers convinced Texas A&M University's veterinary labs to clone him as part of their continuing research into the process. Even after the king savagely gored one of them twice, they named the latest bull Second Chance, and the Fishers believed they'd had their beloved pet reborn.

Following a car accident in the Houston area on Friday, Roger Clemens' 34-year-old son was charged with his second DWI. Kory Clemens was slurring his words and smelled of alcohol, according to police. In May of 2019, he was charged with DWI for the first time. According to Houston's Fox 26, the lawsuit was dismissed in August of 2020 as a result of the completion of a pretrial diversion scheme. On Thursday, Kory is scheduled to be arraigned in a Houston courthouse.

On the eight-man ballot for the Hall of Fame's modern baseball era committee, which meets in San Diego on December 4th, steroids-contaminated actors Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Rafael Palmeiro are among the eight-man committee. Albert Belle, Don Mattingly, Fred McGriff, Dale Murphy, and Curt Schilling were among the candidates for the 16-member committee, which excludes candidates whose careers date back to 1980. A candidate must be elected 75% and anyone who refuses will be inducted on July 23, as well as others selected in the Baseball Writers' Association of America election, declared on Jan. 24. In January, bond, Clemens, and Schilling's tenth and final appearances on the BBWAA ballot fell short. Bonds received 260 of 394 votes (66 percent), Clemens 257 (65.2 percent), and Schilling 231 (58.6 percent).

Hope Aleen, 28, of Utah, spent $12,643 on a truck full of lost parcels after winning a bidding competition for the items in the hopes of making her money back. The vlogger regularly posts videos of herself purchasing lost mail boxes, missing luggage, and even ordering returns from department stores. Hope demonstrated herself opening the thousands of boxes she spent nearly $13,000 on. Fortunately, the vlogger struck gold when she discovered designer handbags, guitars, and jewelry worth more than $50,000. Although she debated which items she should buy, she ultimately decided to only keep $5,287 worth of items for herself and others.