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Who took Barry Bonds' home run No. 756 plaque ??

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Barry Bonds and Catch-22 for fans

Barry Bonds is a presumed cheater, and Ryan Braun is perceived to be. One is the face of the steroid era, and the other was supposed to help bury it. Ten years ago, one's legacy began to unravel and today, the other's may be over before it even began.


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A New Ryan Braun Scandal: The New Barry Bonds?

"I have nothing to hide and have never had any other relationship with Bosch. I will fully cooperate with any inquiry into this matter." 

-- Ryan Braun



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The Barry Bonds Appeal Begins

This week, The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued its schedule for this month in San Francisco.

The court showed publicly the three judges assigned to the Barry Bonds case with oral arguments ready to begin on Feb. 13.

Barry Bonds' amigo, A-Rod, doing the PED thing again

A-Rod implicated in PED use again as MLB probes

Barry Bonds helps girls in Alameda

The Barry Bonds Family Foundation has provided Girls Inc. of Alameda County with a $10,000 grant. Girls Inc. provides programs to help poor girls from 5 to 18 years old and helps about 7,000 girls every year.

Barry Bonds: Buy My Beverly Hills Mansion, please

MLB Hall of Fame runner up, Barry Bonds, is selling his Beverly Hills mansion for $25 million.


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Bud Selig on Barry Bonds

"It is, what it is."

- MLB Commissioner, Bud Selig

Barry Bonds reaction to Hall of Fame news: Aloha!

Baseball: Barry Bonds reaction to Hall of Fame news: Aloha!: We haven't yet heard any official word from Barry Bonds and there's probably a good reason for the silence from his camp. The former San Fra...

Ken Burns on Barry Bonds

The Hollywood Reporter: Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds and Mike Piazza are all on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot. Would you vote for them?

Ken Burns: No.

THR: Ever?

Ken Burns: I want them to suffer for a while.

Larry Baer: the voters need to sort some things out

“This was the decision. It’s difficult. There have been complications in determining Hall of Famers throughout history, and it was more intense this year for sure. I think over time we would hope he’d be considered to be another Giant in the Hall of Fame. We also understand the voters need to sort some things out. That’s what I feel.” --- Larry Baer, President, San Francisco Giants