Barry Bonds Archives

MLB’s True Home Run King? Not Bonds, Sosa, McGwire

Posted June 24, 2011, 11:01 am by Barry Janoff (8 Comments)

Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa hold the top six spots as the all-time MLB single-season home run leaders. If you think those records should be erased due to allegations and/or admissions that they were chucked-up on PHDs and/or other illegal substances, you are not alone.

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Barry Bonds Will Pay to Send Two Kids to College – The Children of the Giants’ Fan Who Was Beaten Into a Coma

Posted May 25, 2011, 2:00 pm by Jason McIntyre (60 Comments)

Barry Bonds: Here’s a story that’s being severely underplayed: according to NBC, the attorney for Bryan Stow – the Giants’ fan who was beaten into a coma in the parking lot at Dodger Stadium in April – says that the MLB career leader in home runs, Barry Bonds, has “donated to pay for [Stow's kids] [...]

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Jon Heyman: I’ll Vote for Barry Bonds into the Hall of Fame, But Not Mark McGwire

Posted April 15, 2011, 2:40 pm by Jason McIntyre (52 Comments)

MLB Hall of Fame: Yesterday it was Carlos Delgado. Today – Barry Bonds. Would you vote for him into the Hall of Fame? SI’s Jon Heyman would. But he wouldn’t vote Mark McGwire in. I tend to agree with Heyman, but Bonds is so reviled, I doubt it happens on the first ballot. Next week: [...]

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Lawyers Laughed and Ripped ESPN’s Lester Munson For His Barry Bonds Trial Analysis

Posted April 15, 2011, 11:25 am by Jason McIntyre (31 Comments)

Lester Munson: ESPN’s legal expert seems to think the prosecution side was victorious in its case against Barry Bonds. Lawyers disagree. From Above the Law: “The jurors wanted to convict him of perjury but couldn’t do it because the prosecutors couldn’t meet their burden, but the defense went 0-for-4? WHAT THE F*** IS THIS MAN [...]

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Barry Bonds Finally Brought to Justice, Was It Worth The Millions Spent?

Posted April 14, 2011, 12:40 pm by Ty Duffy (94 Comments)

After eight years of investigation and legal wrangling, the government finally got “that f–ker.” A Federal Court convicted Barry Bonds of obstructing justice, though he somehow did this without perjuring himself. A hearing is set about whether to overturn the conviction. He likely will serve no jail time.

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