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Trump Urges Clemens to Sue MLB Over Hall of Fame Denial - News Directory 3

Trump Urges Clemens to Sue MLB Over Hall of Fame Denial

December 7, 2025 Victoria Sterling Business
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  • Former⁤ President Donald Trump⁢ publicly urged baseball legend Roger clemens to sue Major League ⁤Baseball (MLB) if‍ he is ⁤not inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame.
  • Trump's post read, "roger Clemens, who won 354 games, went through his own Witch Hunt.
  • Roger‍ Clemens's career has‍ been shadowed ‍by ‍allegations of performance-enhancing drug (PED)‍ use.
Original source: forbes.com

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Trump Calls for Clemens Lawsuit if Hall of Fame Snubbed

December 3,2023

Former⁤ President Donald Trump⁢ publicly urged baseball legend Roger clemens to sue Major League ⁤Baseball (MLB) if‍ he is ⁤not inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame. Trump made the statement on⁣ Sunday, December 3, 2023, ⁣via a post on his social media platform, claiming Clemens was ‍subjected to a “Witch ⁢Hunt” and was ultimately “acquitted⁣ of all charges.”

roger Clemens pitching
roger Clemens pitching for the⁤ New York Yankees. (image Placeholder)

Trump’s post read, “roger Clemens, who won 354 games, went through his own Witch Hunt. HE WAS ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!!! ‍If he doesn’t ⁢get into the Hall of Fame, he should sue‍ the hell out of Major League Baseball!‍ President DJT.”

The Clemens ⁤Controversy: A Timeline

Roger‍ Clemens’s career has‍ been shadowed ‍by ‍allegations of performance-enhancing drug (PED)‍ use. These accusations surfaced prominently ⁣in the late 1990s and⁣ early 2000s, ⁢culminating in a highly publicized investigation and legal battles.

Year Event
1986-2007 Roger Clemens‘s Major League Baseball Career
1999 Initial allegations of PED use surface.
2007 Clemens testifies before a House committee, denying PED⁣ use.New York Times coverage of the hearing
2010 Clemens is indicted on six counts of perjury and obstruction⁣ of Congress. Department of ⁣Justice Press Release
2011 Clemens’s first trial ends ⁤in a mistrial.NBC News‍ report on ‍the mistrial
2013 Clemens ⁣is acquitted on all charges in a second trial. ESPN ‍report ‍on ⁤the acquittal
2023 Clemens remains ineligible for the⁢ Baseball Hall of Fame due to the PED allegations.

Hall of Fame Eligibility and PEDs

The Baseball Hall of Fame voting process considers a player’s on-field performance, integrity, and overall⁤ contribution to the game. Players suspected of using PEDs frequently enough face significant hurdles ‍in gaining ⁢induction. The Baseball Writers’ Association⁤ of America (BBWAA) determines eligibility and voting procedures. BBWAA Voting Rules

Clemens’s statistics are⁣ undeniably Hall of‍ Fame-worthy: 354 wins, 4,672 strikeouts, and a 3.63 ERA. Though, ‍his connection ⁣to PED allegations has resulted in him receiving only 61.6% of the vote in his final year of BBWAA eligibility in 2022, falling short of ⁢the 7

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