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Robyn O'Neil on Howard Stern, Brian McNamee on eBay, Tamarie Cooper on infernal Bridegroom

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Published on February 14, 2008

Guess what we found on trainer Brian McNamee's Almost eBay profile?

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Catastrophic Theatre, Brian McNamee, Roger Clemens, baseball's steroid scandals, Howard Stern show, artist Robyn O'Neil

Brian McNamee, the trainer who says he injected all kinds of performance-enhancing drugs into Roger Clemens, has been getting slammed by the pitcher’s lawyers. So recently McNamee announced that he had in his possession syringes and gauze that Clemens had used seven or so years ago, all ready for DNA tests. To which our first thought was: Who the hell saves bloody syringes and gauze? Guess what we found on McNamee's Almost eBay profile?

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