Now that Roger Clemens has been found not guilty on all six counts in his federal perjury trial, should he be enshrined in baseball's Hall of Fame? Clemens has solid baseball credentials for enshrinement with seven Cy Young awards and 354 career wins. But his appearance before Congress, in which he denied accusations of performance-enhancing drug use made in the Mitchell report on PEDs in baseball, and his subsequent trial took their toll on his reputation. How should the baseball writers vote when Clemens first appears on the ballot for Cooperstown next year?

• Kdawgg60: "Next up: Hall of Fame debate.....this will go on forever."
• hopelena05: "Clemens not guilty on all charges except public perception of him."
• Jerry52790: "Still won't make into the Hall!"
• igotunow70: "The Hall of Fame called and asked for the jury verdict form. Gotta explain why he's in the Hall of Fame in a couple of years."
• zipclassic: "Not like it really matters at this point. His HoF chances and public perception are already ruined."
• eckesg1: "This verdict really doesnt matter. The Eight Men Out in Chicago 1918 were acquitted too. The court of public opinion still will hold that he took steroids."



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