hardballtimes.com - 2/20/2009
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The government's case against Bonds gets weaker by the day :
A federal judge has barred prosecutors from using three positive steroid tests and other key evidence in Barry Bonds' trial next month because of his personal trainer's refusal to testify. The ruling issued late Thursday was ...
bizofbaseball.com - 2/24/2009
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bizofbaseball.com —
Barry Bonds' perjury case begins on Mar. 2
and will run for an estimated four weeks. After...
more than five years and the expenditure of tens of millions of taxpayer dollars, it’s show time for the government. The case known as the United States of America vs. Barry Lamar Bonds is coming to ...
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Show Time: Barry Bonds Trial Soon Gets Underway
sports.yahoo.com - 2/19/2009
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sports.yahoo.com —
SAN FRANCISCO Courtroom 10 in the federal courthouse
should be free of crude discussion of Barry Bonds...
’ allegedly shriveled testicles, supposed premature baldness and rumored massive head at least that was the spirited argument Wednesday in a ...
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Defense objects to Bonds' testicles evidence - MLB - ...
kornheiserscartel.com - 2/18/2009
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kornheiserscartel.com —
I love baseball. I always have and probably
always will. I remember watching Yankees and Cubs games...
with my dad and cheering on my favorites: Mattingly, Grace, Tartabull, Leyritz, and Jeter. I respected the Gwynns, Ripkens, Sandbergs, and Big Hurts of the world. Now I can't help but wonder if ...
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Trying to Find Some Humor in Steroids
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ESPN Feed: neyer rob —
... just takes over and
• Kudos to the Mets for coming up with a second, complementary hideous patch . Everybody loves a two-fer!• Could one use PITCHf/x data to predict injuries? If anyone could, it'd be Josh Kalk . Enjoy him while you can, because within the next year some smart baseball team is going to snatch him away from us.• ShysterBall -- who is a professional and probably does know what he's talking about -- says the case against Barry Bonds is effectively dead . All those millions of dollars
• Terribly disturbing 9-1-1 Call of the Week ...
The “B” Stands For Baseball: FBI Looking Into Nationals’ Possible Bonus Hijinks
Can't Stop The Bleeding —
... , it’s probably even less so. But considering the Feds’ ultra-aggressive but notably unsuccessful attempts to prosecute baseball’s bad guys — witness, for instance, the flatlined, ultra-pricey Barry Bonds investigation — maybe Bowden doesn’t have anything to worry about. ...
Who's the bigger villian: Bonds or Clemens?
Circling The Bases —
... pursued even harder by the feds at this point. Sources say the feds are taking their time and making sure they get their man . . . Bonds didn't drag his wife into it like Clemens did. Bonds didn't drag his buddy's father (Andy Pettitte's dad) into it like Clemens did. Bonds didn't lie about anyone else like Clemens did. Bonds didn't falsely sue anyone like Clemens did. Right now, Bonds looks like the better guy. And more important, he looks like the guy with the better case, too. I've gone on at length about ...
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hardballtimes.com 2/24/2009 — Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! on the damn nigh unfathomable loyalty of one Greg Anderson :
No matter what you think of Bonds, Anderson or anyone purposefully thwarting the nation’s rule of law, the level of loyalty here is something to behold. Judge Illston said last week that she can’t find a ...
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Barry Bonds’ Balls Shouldn’t Be Used As Evidence
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Barry Bonds in Context
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