Friday, February 8, 2008
Now Congress is investigating baseball player wives
Wondering what Congress is doing about ending the war in Iraq? They are too busy investigating Major League Baseball. Specifically, they are looking into steroid and human growth hormone use by players before such substances were banned by Major League Baseball.
Not only are they sniffing around to find out what former players such as Roger Clemons were taking, they are evidently investigating baseball player wives.
From the New York Daily News:
Brian McNamee told congressional investigators Thursday that Roger Clemens’ wife took human growth hormone before she appeared with the pitcher in Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue in 2003, according to a Washington source.
I understand why Congress is looking into steroid and human growth hormone use by baseball players. The Constitution is quite specific that Congress is to provide oversight over professional sports leagues.* It doesn’t say anything about their wives.
* No it doesn’t. I was being sarcastic. I do that sometimes.
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