Barry Bonds New Record

Barry Bonds New Record

Barry Bonds is on pace to set a new record for lifetime homeruns in professional baseball. He's got a few more to hit, and but soon he'll have the record. How will the baseball community respond to a new homerun record? Especially a new... [more]

Barry Bonds is on pace to set a new record for lifetime homeruns in professional baseball. He's got a few more to hit, and but soon he'll have the record. How will the baseball community respond to a new homerun record? Especially a new homerun record held by controversial Barry Bonds?

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Written by Tony on
As of yesterday's game, Bonds is now tied for the all time homerun record in major league baseball. Bonds sounds like a happy man.  "There's no pressure on me now," Bonds said. "Mechanically, I've made some corrections [in my swing]. If I keep my mechanics right, you guys won't be around for long." He's fairly confident that he'll top the list.  Maybe as soon as tonight, at his home field in San Francisco. "Just tell all my fans and family I'm coming home," Bonds said. "I'm coming home." Get ready to party San Francisco.  But also get ready to hear some jeers and booing, ... Read Full Story
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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is called "Barry Bonds New Record". Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article! Read Full Story
Written by yanhast01 on
Ugh. Two nights ago I got engaged in a heated conversation with a random Yankees fan about whether it was worth it for Barry Bonds to have ingested bull's testicles or rubbed baboon semen on his skin or whatever it was he took to make his head swell to the size of Ken Griffey's in the episode of the Simpson's when Homer is "the natural" on the company softball team full of major league ringers (see visual to the right). The conversation started innocuously enough, and the details are fuzzy because we ended up closing down 4 bars with shots of Jameson and drinking ... Read Full Story
Written by maxxpower on
Every writer out there has published their two cents on Barry Bonds breaking the most coveted record in baseball. Most are on the dark side, saying he did not break the record, and it still belongs to Aaron, or he broke the record by cheating. The simple fact of the matter is this: he broke the record. Bonds was a phenomenal athlete, even as a rookie. he had a quick bat and better eye than any other player out there. He has not been proven guilty of anything. Even if something were to surface, his natural abilities still make him greater than anyone in ... Read Full Story
Written by rcrane52 on
andy said, i feel very empty about the whole thing. benny said, i understand what you mean but to me it’s almost more a sense of a sadness. i said, yeah, it’s like a feeling of loss. it makes me feel angry. then benny’s wife yelled from the other room, how refreshing to hear you guys share your feelings. whatever it is, i’m sure you’ll work through it. then benny said, i’ll never accept barry bonds’ homerun record. then andy said, and how! then i said, you can say that again. then benny said, i’ll never accept barry bonds’ homerun record. then i said, ... Read Full Story
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By Shaun Bishop -- Menlo Park police said Tuesday they are gathering more information for a potential assault charge against the son of home run king Barry Bonds and expect to resubmit the case to San Mateo County prosecutors by the end of the week.Prosecutors have held off from deciding whether to file criminal charges against Nikolai Bonds, 19, until Menlo Park police can complete the follow-up work they requested, Assistant District...  
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Major League Baseball's reigning home run king has hung up his bat, glove, and creams. Although the MLB recognizes him as the record holder, I don't. Roger Maris still holds that record. Until someone off the juice breaks it, that's the "real" king. Sorry A-Rod, I wish it was different. It would have been you... The steriod era has tainted records in baseball. So much in fact, that congress had a witch hunt to find out who was cheating. Money...  
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A shocking Deadspin investigation has revealed that despite frequent mentions in the national media and his ubiquitous presence in any discussion about baseball and its steroid policies, Barry Bonds is not actually a Major League Baseball player anymore. Deadspin has exclusively learned—by reading this article in the San Francisco Chronicle—that Bonds' agent, Jeff "Don't Call Me Scott" Borris, has secretly revealed that Bonds has not played an...  
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The son of Barry Bonds, who holds the lifetime and single-year Major League home run records, was arrested in Menlo Park Saturday after an argument with his mother, the Associated Press reported. Read the full story here http://www.PaloAltoOnline.com/news/show_story.php?id=14834 posted Tuesday, December 8, 2009, 10:06 AM  
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Not to outdo his father, who has his own share of legal troubles, Nikolai Bonds, 19, the son of former Giants great Barry Bonds, was arrested on Saturday night, booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and vandalism. Police spokeswoman Nicole Acker tells Associated Press that Nikolai Bonds "was taken into custody after allegedly throwing a door knob at his 45-year-old mother," Sun Bonds. The little rapscallion also allegedly...  
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In a statement given to the San Francisco Chronicle, the agent for Barry Bonds, Jeff Borris, made official what has been sadly evident since 2008, that Barry Bonds has called it quits. "It's two years since he played his last game, and if there was ...  
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Barry Bonds "retires"; Dueling 49er StadiumsSan Francisco Chronicle (blog)I want the Niners to stay in the City. I certainly hope that the Mayor, the City Attorney, and the Board are exploring all legal options to play havoc with ...and more »  
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