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Shaquille O’Neal was brought to Phoenix to deliver the Suns a championship, but we’ll have to wait until next year to see if he can make good. The early playoff exit this year has given O’Neal time to brush up on his police work. First duty: Get the people of the Pascua Yaqui Reservation to give $75,000 to the Tempe Police Department.

The Tempe PD applied for a 75k grant from the tribe after Shaq and Pascua Yaqui chairman Peter Yucupicio became buddies. The money will be used to help begin a new Internet Crimes Against Children Unit in Tempe. Read the full story

Jose Canseco has grown accustom to watching his best laid plans go up in smoke. He took steroids to become a superhuman baseball player, but ended up a big joke. He wrote “Juiced” with hopes of hurting Major League Baseball, but has seen the sport thrive despite all of the steroid talk. This time around, Jose’s book “Vindicated” could lead to him being indicted.

Federal investigators met with Jose in Los Angeles a couple of weeks ago to talk about current and former ballplayer’s use of performance enhancing drugs. While Canseco thought he would only be snitching on others, the investigators had a few questions for Jose about Jose. Read the full story

Country singer Mindy McCready tearfully told the Daily News that she did indeed have a 10 year romance with pitcher Roger Clemens. The Daily News broke this story yesterday, and they’ve followed up today by going straight to the source. McCready admitted that she and The Rocket were intimate, but read from a prepared statement to say it’s none of our business. Read the full story

Former MLB manager Davey Johnson is known as a man that will give you an honest answer.. Even when he shouldn’t. Johnson granted the Daily News an interview and talked openly about Dwight Gooden, the death of his daughter, and performance enhancing drugs in baseball. Davey’s thoughts on steroids and users came after a seemingly harmless question about Roger Clemens pitching for the Olympic team. Read the full story

The congressional hearings on steroids that featured Roger Clemens and Brian McNamee turned into a partisan circus. The Dems were buying what McNamee was selling, the Republicans were clearly riding for Roger, and the country was exposed to Clemens’ ass and a lot of butt kissing. Tom Davis, a Republican from Virginia, has dropped his thoughts on the whole mess with a new report. As you can guess it favors The Rocket. Read the full story