Did Clemens consieder the Boston Red Sox?
Yes. It would have been fitting, considering he started with the Red Sox in 1984 and Boston is likely to be in contention. The Red Sox gave up on him after the 1996 season, saying his career was heading downward. The Red Sox have Curt Schilling, Josh Beckett, Tim Wakefield and Matt Clement, but they, too, could use another starter, especially with David Wells’ injuries. In a statement, the Red Sox wished Clemens well and said he’ll always be a legendary part of the team’s history. Clemens said he has “deep roots” in Boston. Question: Would the New York Yankees have given in to his unorthodox schedule? Answer: Of the four teams trying to sign him, the Yankees seemed to be the least likely to accept Clemens’ flexible schedule. New York manager Joe Torre said it made sense for Clemens to stay at home. Clemens pitched five seasons with the Yankees and helped them win the World Series in 1999 and 2000, back when the team was loaded with pitching. Question: What will his legacy be? Answer: I
