Jack Clark accuses Albert Pujols, others of steroid use

Clark made the following comment on Aug. 2 regarding Pujols’ alleged steroid use:

The former major-leaguer made his comments on his radio show, which was pulled from the air on Aug. 10. Clark still stands by his allegations despite his canceled show.

Clark, whose 18-year MLB career included three seasons in St. Louis, caused a stir last week when he alleged on his new radio show that Albert Pujols’ former trainer -- Chris Mihlfeld -- admitted to shooting up the slugger over a decade ago.

Schumaker, 33, played with Pujols in St. Louis from 2005-2011, so he likely has a much better idea of what the three-time MVP has or hasn’t done than Clark. While I suppose one could make the argument that he is just defending Pujols because they are friends, Schumaker has shown absolutely no regard for PED users in the past, so it doesn’t make much sense for him to defend one while lambasting others.

Clark, whose radio show on WGNU-AM in St. Louis was reportedly pulled from the air, took to Twitter to defend his stance on Pujols on Saturday:

• Jack Clark rips Pujols, Verlander, etc.

Verlander also hinted at legal action, saying his attorney could get involved.