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- Paul O'Neill Over Barry Bonds for a World Series Winning Yankees TeamWhen he learned that he had been traded to the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for right fielder Paul O'Neill, Roberto Kelly wasn't surprised. He had his theory about the trade.
- The Real Reasons Federal Prosecutors Want Barry Bonds in PrisonFederal prosecutors are continuing their railroading of Barry Bonds. The guardians of Americans' safety have filed documents in which they objected to a federal probation officer's recommendation that Bonds receive probation for "obstructing justice."
- Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Mark McGwire Might Have Cheated the Wrong WayThe majority of "experts" with a Hall of Fame vote have decided that steroid use disqualifies a player from the hallowed baseball museum.Their conclusion is based on the Hall of Fame's integrity clause.
Why Barry Bonds Should Be a Hall of FamerWith all of the steroid allegations there is a great debate going on as to whether Barry Bonds should make it to the hall of fame or not.- MLB: Albert Pujols Should Be Given 3 of Barry Bonds' MVP AwardsAlbert Pujols has won the MVP Award three times. He should have won it three other times.
- MLB: Barry Bonds was a Hall of Famer Until Jealousy Destroyed His Greatest GoalBarry Bonds was the National League 1990 MVP. It was the first of the MVP Awards Bonds won that cannot ever be questioned. He received 23 of the 24 first place votes.
- Barry Bonds: The Once and Should-Have-Been KingBefore steroids, Bonds was on the path to the top of the game's greats. Steroids put him on another path that has left him in court rooms and with a tainted career. But how much did he throw away? It's possible that he would have been the greatest ever.
Why Lance Armstrong Matters and Barry Bonds Doesn'tA lot has been made in the past few days about the rush to Armstrong's defense, given the recent run-in between Tyler Hamilton and Armstrong and the rush to judgment about slugger Barry Bonds.- Barry Bonds Goes Above and Beyond in Assisting Stow FamilyThe two sons of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow who was attacked after a Giants-Dodgers game won't have to worry about paying for college now.
Barry Bonds, Tim Duncan, Alex Rodriguez, Peyton Manning and the Skip Bayless Double Standard?When asked on ESPN's First and Ten who is the best baseball player of all time Skip Bayless answered Barry Bonds. Is he judging all athletes by the same standard or is he...- The People Speak (Sort Of) on Selig's Decision to Let Barry Bonds' Records StandKenesaw Molehill Selig is "the decider."
- Barry Bonds and the Baseball Hall of FameA counterpoint to an article on SI.com advocating Barry Bonds being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Top Ten Baseball Players Linked to Steroids or Other PEDsBarry Bonds, Mark McGwire, and Alex Rodriguez, see where these and other players fall on this infamous list.
Barry Bonds: Only the Naive Would Believe He Didn't Use SteroidsRecently, there was an article in which the author took the position that it has never been proven in a court of law that Barry Bonds used steroids. How naïve can one get?- Barry Bonds: Greatest Player of All-Time Beat the GovernmentThose who denigrate Barry don't accept the fact that the government has never proved its obscene allegation that Barry used steroids.
- Barry Bonds Convicted on One CountBarry Bonds was found guilty of one count of obstruction of justice in a federal court
- Even with Barry Bonds Being Found Guilty, He'll Still Get to Hall of FameNo matter if Barry Bonds used steroids, he'll still make Hall of Fame.
Barry Bonds Found Guilty of Obstruction of Justice in Perjury / Steroids TrialBarry Bonds was found guilty on obstruction of justice, but the jury was divided on other charges. Barry Bonds is not guilty in God's law, because he's a celebrity.- Surprising Barry Bonds VerdictFormer San Francisco Giants slugger, Barry Bonds was found guilty of one of the charges against him. The charge that the jury could agree on was the obstruction of justice charge given hindering federal investigators by lying in 2003.
- Barry Bonds Does Not Belong in the Hall of FameBarry Bonds use of performance-enhancing drugs hurt the integrity of the game in the same way the 1919 White Sox did throwing the World Series. As a result, he does not belong in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
- Barry Bonds, Steroids, Baseball and the Federal Court SystemMajor league baseball home run king Barry Bonds is on trial for perjury. It should not have come to this.
- Barry Bonds Perjury Trial Shouldn't Have Gotten This FarBarry Bonds, MLB's all-time home run leader, is in court facing federal perjury charges. There are several issues in this complexed case and the reality is the the government shouldn't be using the amount of tax-payer money that they are to foot the bill.
- Barry Bonds Perjury UpdateThe prosecution has all but finished up and now its time for the defense.
- San Francisco's Barry Bonds: Modesty, Humility, and an Agonzing World Series PlayBonds felt unfilled. Many view him as an arrogant, self-centered individual who is not a team player, but nothing could be further from the truth.
- Steroids in Major League Baseball: Beating a Dead HorseBarry Bond's and Rodger Clemens are being charged with lying to a grand jury about steroid use. In the end what will all of the money spent and these investigations and accusations accomplish?
Barry Bonds is Leading the Government is the Perjury TrialThe chances are that Barry Bonds used performance enhancing substances, but in the greatest country in the world, it requires more than circumstantial evidence for one to be proved guilty.- Barry Bonds: Timeline of a NightmareBonds is indicted by a federal grand jury and charged with perjury and obstruction of justice regarding his alleged steroid abuse.
- Barry Bonds Trial: Jury Selected, Presumed Impartial?The Barry Bonds trial starts today, and the great baseball star may be held accountable. But Bonds should not be held responsible for steroid use itself. That is largely the fault of the MLB.
- The "Steroids Era" on Trial: Barry Bonds at Bat and Roger Clemens on DeckA fan's take on the absurdity of the trials of Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.
Barry Bonds' Perjury Trial BeginsBarry Bonds, whose career has long been overshadowed by allegations of steroid use, is standing trial on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
The Giants' Barry Bonds Accomplished More Than Even the Steroid Users"These days everyone is guilty until proven innocent. If that's the case, why is he able to do things the others can't?"- Who You Callin a "Cheater", Cheater?The federal case against Barry Bonds has revealed a lot more about America's national pastime of Major League Baseball then its fans are willing to admit.
"I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag of Hypocrisy..."The petty criminal case against Barry Bonds and others like him, reveals a need for a new federal clemency board to prevent runaway prosecutions of mostly famous people.- 2013 Baseball Hall of Fame: The Greatest Hall of Fame Class that Will Never Be?A look at how the Hall of Fame class in 2013 could be legendary or a sad day due to steroids connections.
Barry Bonds' Historic Blast at Yankee StadiumThe fast ball that, much to Lilly's chagrin, stayed too far inside, landed about halfway up the third deck along the right field foul line. The ball was still rising when it crashed into the seats.
Steroids, Baseball Records and What Bud Selig Has to DoWith Alex Rodriguez hitting his 600th home run and being touted as the youngest player to reach that plateau, it's time to take a look at how much steroids actually boosted a players performance and what to do about it.- 2001 Player of the Year: Barry Lamar BondsBarry Bonds hit his 73rd home run into the arcade above the right field fence. Barry circled the bases, crossed home plate, raised his arms above his head, and pointed his forefingers to the heavens.
- The Legacy of Barry BondsWhat does baseball do with Barry Bonds? Should he be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame? If not, why is he being kept out?
- Why Tiger Woods, Barry Bonds Are the SameBoth Tiger Woods and Barry Bonds have spent some time in the news for very negative things. While their issues were different, it shows that the men are very similar.
- Five Greatest Hitters in Baseball from the Babe to Barry BondsAll of us who love baseball have our opinions about the greatest players in the game. How do your picks compare to mine?
