No Guts, No Glory

No Guts, No Glory

Roger Clemens gestures during a news conference after re-signing with the Houston Astros baseball team Wednesday, May 31, 2006 in Houston. Roger Clemens is coming out of retirement for the third time, agreeing to a $22 million contract to pitch for the Houston Astros for the rest of 2006.

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