I can discuss this rationally:

This one doesn't upset me nearly as much as the earlier edition. I never truly believed Clemens was retired in the first place; those who go out on a level as high as Clemens did rarely resist the temptation to come back. Had Pettite resigned with the Yankees, I'd have expected a Clemens return for at least part of the year.

And I have very little patience for my fellow Yankee fans who are accusing Clemens of "disloyalty" for taking a below-market contract to pitch in his hometown after giving the Yankees five good years and many memorable moments (including a 1.50 ERA in 36 innings in the World Series). And why shouldn't he pitch until he can't? I hope he can pitch for five more years.