Barry Bonds breaks Hank Aaron's career home run record - and shows why steroid testing is necessary in all sports

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Chris Baldwin found this 8/9/2007 on www.worldgolf.com [flag]
The biggest record in all of U.S. pro sports was broken last night, and aside from ESPN, few really cared. Barry Bonds hit career home run No. 756, to pass Henry Aaron as baseball's all-time home run king. Aaron's record was cherished for years, as he broke through racial barriers, and used an amazing consistency for a power hitter to pile up home runs. Bonds had that same consistency - up ... [link]

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