Dr. K -All the way - to hell!

Dwight Gooden was a heck of a pitcher for a few years in the eighties. His career started out about the same time as Roger Clemens, and through about 1989 or so, you could argue Gooden was the better pitcher, at least statistically. Clemens' ability to put together a long and successful career suggests that Gooden's abuse of hard drugs was a bad idea. Gooden's wasted talent was a big disappointment to us Mets fans.

Thank goodness I'm a Dolphins fan as well. Dolphins fans never suffered that kind of disappointment.

Hmmmmm, well there is potential for redemption.