ESPN's Bill Simmons speaks for many of us

January 18, 2008

when he asks in his column of Jan. 28 issue, “How do you put an asterisk on the best moment of your life? For him, and many Red Sox/Clemens fans, it was the second time he struck out 20. It came in a mediocre season against the Detroit Tiers and he movingly recreates the emotions he shared with his dad as well as a bunch of friends and strangers in a Boston bar.

“If Clemens cheated in ’98,” he wonders, referring to the first accusation of PED usage,”how do we know if he was clean in Detroit?”

How do we reconcile oour own memories with everything we know now, after all the revelations?

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