Baseball's Steroid Era

An analysis of Clemens and McNamee's body language during the congressional hearing by body language expert, Janine Driver.

Opening Statements and quesitoning of Clemens, McNamee and Charles Scheeler by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee

Part 1 of Roger Clemens' interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes.

Part 2 of Roger Clemens' interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes.

Commissioner, Bud Selig, and Players Association leader, Donald Fehr, give their opening statements and answer questions before congress.

Mitchell's opening statement at congressional hearing.

Mitchell addresses the his standard of evidence when naming players and specifically about Clemens and McNamee.

Waxman outlines the reasons for the hearings. He also states that in light of the Mitchell Report, Miguel Tejada would be investigated for lying during questioning around Rafael Palmeiro's possible perjury in 2005.

McNamee's attorneys refute portions of Clemens' interview on 60 Minutes as told by T.J. Quinn.

Roger Clemens to sue former trainer, Brian McNamee for defamation.

Roger Clemens video released at rogerclemensonline.com and YouTube.

Fernando Vina responds sfter being named in the Mitchell Report.

Nitkowski worked with the infamous trainer.

Analysis by ESPN's TimKurkijan.

MLB Commisioner, Bud Selig, at a press conference after the Mitchell Report's release.

The day the Mitchell Report was released.

Boswell had called Canseco a "conspicuous" steroid user.

The former Mrs. Jose Canseco talkes about Jose, Steroids, and Playboy.

Video deals with scientific evidence establishing the health risks of using steroids by "healthy adult men."

Barry Bonds hits home run #71 to break Mark McGwire's record.

Barry Bonds hits home run #715 to break Mark McGwire's record.

McGwire says he's "not here to talk about the past."