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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... [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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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...
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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...
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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...
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The Hall of Fame has repeatedly said it would display Barry Bonds's record-setting 756th home run ball - but as an unconditional donation. And now that has happened.
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But it took a very strange path to make it there.
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From citynews.ca
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"Three balls and two strikes. The over-shift is on, and Bacsik deals...and Bonds hits one high...hits it deep...It is out of here! 756! Bonds stands alone! He is on top of the all-time home run list. What a special moment for Barry Bonds, and what a special moment for these fans here in San...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Filed under: MLB Hall of FameIt was a quietly weird day for the Hall of Fame. After a long-standing consensus that Barry Bonds' No. 756 ball would end up in Cooperstown with its crowdsourced asterisk -- courtesy of Marc Ecko, of course -- they suddenly reversed their stance. Now, because the ball...
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From sports.aol.com
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I was going to try to compile all the crap people are saying about Barry Bonds and his (now) 757 home runs. But the guys at Deadspin did it for me: ( link ) While we're talking sports, guess what Denverite and sportswriter to the stars Rick Reilly is up to right now? If you guessed "Sw...
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From denver.yourhub.com
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Slugger's record-breaking 756th home run ball isn't headed to the Hall of Fame.
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From abcnews.go.com
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Asterisk or not, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record-breaking 756th home run won't land in the Hall of Fame.
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Asterisk or not, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record-breaking 756th home run won't land in the Hall of Fame.
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From rss.topix.net via
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Ever since the feds raided BALCO and we all learned that Barry Bonds was a cheater, there has been an ongoing debate over PEDs (performance enhancing drugs) in sports.
For the most part, the entire country has come to the following consensus: Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Jose...
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From bleacherreport.com
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Mr. Usher has suddenly discovered the tale of Marc Ecko, a soi-disant clothing enterpreneur, who paid $750000 for Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run ball ...
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