Report: Clemens' attorney hires private eyes to study McNamee 　　Updated: December 27, 2007, 11:19 AM ET 　　Roger Clemens' lawyer has hired private investigators in an attempt to 　　challenge the credibility of Brian McNamee, who has claimed to have 　　injected Clemens with steroids, a lawyer familiar with the matter told 　　The New York Times. 　　McNamee told former Sen. George Mitchell that he injected Clemens with 　　steroids while Clemens was pitching for the Toronto Blue Jays and New 　　York Yankees. Clemens, the biggest star named in Mitchell's report on 　　performance-enhancing drug use in baseball, has denied ever using steroids 　　or human growth hormone, saying the report is "simply not true." 　　Clemens' lawyer, Rusty Hardin, said Wednesday he would conduct his own 　　investigation into the allegations against the seven-time Cy Young Award 　　winner. He claimed that Mitchell had failed to interview some key people 　　who know Clemens and McNamee, though Hardin has declined to identify 　　those people. 　　"We are convinced the conclusions in Mitchell's report are wrong and are 　　investigating the findings ourselves," Hardin said, according to The Times. 　　McNamee's attorney, Earl Ward, said McNamee had been thoroughly vetted by 　　federal authorities, who accompanied him during his interviews with 　　Mitchell, and that McNamee had been threatened with prosecution if he lied 　　to Mitchell's investigators. 　　"There's nothing new in Brian's background that Clemens or his folks don't 　　know about," Ward said, according to The Times. "Our response to all this 　　is that Senator Mitchell's investigation was unbiased and objective. I 　　don't think you're going to get the same degree of objectivity from Roger's 　　camp." 　　According to the Mitchell report, McNamee said he injected Clemens with 　　steroids in 1998 while Clemens was pitching for the Blue Jays, and steroids 　　and HGH in 2000 and 2001 while he was a member of the Yankees. 　　Clemens' last four Cy Young Awards were won in 1997, 1998, 2001 and 2004. 　　CBS' "60 Minutes" will air its interview with Clemens on Jan. 6 and Clemens 　　said he will make himself available to reporters following the broadcast. 　　Hardin said the interview with Mike Wallace -- a self-described friend of 　　Clemens who said he's frequented owner George Steinbrenner's suite at 　　Yankee Stadium -- was scheduled to take place this week at Clemens' home 　　in Katy, Texas.　 　　News source：http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3169653 　　翻譯：http://0rz.tw/d23wY --

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