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Players shouldn't sit alone on congressional hot seat

By Howard Bryant
ESPN.com

Monday, January 14, 2008

Despite the high entertainment value of the bizarre catfight between Roger Clemens and Brian McNamee, the announcement that their appearance before Congress had been postponed until next month was the best possible news for anyone interested in steak over sizzle. Only the Powers That Be -- commissioner Bud Selig, MLB Players Association head Donald Fehr and former Senator George Mitchell -- will testify at the House Committee on Government Reform hearings Tuesday, and for the first time since ...

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