Jack Clark was a dangerous hitter in his day.

Jack,

didn't yo mom tell you that if you don't having anything good to say about anyone, you shouldn't say anything (for the record, my mom never told me that) at all?

Jack, who is an announcer with WGNU 920 AM has accused Albert Pujols of taking performance enhancing drugs. He did so, on the basis of Chris Mihlfeld, Clark's former trainer. He also accused P Justin Verlander of Detroit of juicing.

You see, Jack Clark has a new radio show. Seems that Jack could be trying to score ratings and it seems to have worked. There is one, teensy weensy problem: You said it on air and you have no proof. I don't know all that much about the law, but I think SLANDER might come in to play here. As a matter of fact, good 'ole Prince Albert is taking legal action against Clark. Someone has to do the right then, right Albert? Whatever.

Sure. Fine. Jack has his buddy, Chris Mihlfeld to back him up, right?

Wrong-o, Jack! Looks like Mr. Chris is telling everyone that he has not spoken to you in over ten years and he never told you (Jack)* that Albert was shooting up! Jack, you should have settled with Chris first and maybe had him on your program to break the story. It may be true, Jack, but your witness, has bailed on you. More likely, if we believe Chris Mihlfeld, you haven't spoken in over ten years.

OK. Let's think about this one for a bit, shall we? You have known about this for some ten years and you did . . . ? What? You keep it to yourself? Gee, Jack, that isn't very smart. It also isn't very honest. If it is true, I have to question why you bring it up now, why, do so at this time?

You have a new radio program and I figure that you are trying to score ratings. Good luck Jack Clark, there are ramifications when you accuse someone of something. Next time, make sure you have proof, stupid.

I bet he decided to accuse Albert of taking PEDs, just like everyone has been accusing A-Roid of everything, as mentioned in one of my previous posts.

Oh and by the way, I was the first one to call Alex Rodriguez "A-Roid" on air. The day that the story was reported on ESPN, not 13 minutes later did we go live and call him "A-Roid." I have digital proof, and yes, your mom still dresses you funny. I will also quote Amanda Bynes: "You're ugly."

Every time someone calls that dude "A-Roid," you have to be nice to your mom. There, I said it.

Jack Clark was a dangerous hitter in his day, now, he is a former shell fr himself and the pot-shots that he is taking, just gives you the feeling that he never was all that bright after all.







* - It may have been appropriate for me to have left the (Jack) in lower case letters and without the parenthesis' . . .