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This week in NESN Vault, we look back at one of Roger Clemens' best years.
Clemens held out in the beginning of spring training in 1987, but he re-signed for two years and $2 million dollars. Clemens went on to win the 1987 Cy Young Award for the second consecutive year. He received the honor on Nov. 6, 1987.
Check out the video below of Clemens announcing his signing while rocking the long hair.