tmz.com - 12/15/2008
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Filed under: Talk Sports We're not sure what's more shocking about this video -- the fact that Barry Bonds comes off as a likable guy ... or the fact that he repeatedly claims he's "not retired."... Permalink >
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sports.espn.go.com - 12/16/2008
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is not above being caught on camera by
the Los Angeles paparazzi. Nor, it seems, is he
above a return to baseball. Bonds appeared to relish the chance this weekend to clear up thoughts he's given up on on a comeback. Are you still considering it, ...
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Barry Bonds still has baseball in sights: 'I'm not ...
hardballtimes.com - 12/16/2008
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hardballtimes.com —
Yesterday I threw out a quick jab at
ESPN's "report" of Barry Bonds saying he was still
not retiring , taking issue at the fact that the story wasn't really reporting as much as it was regurgitating a paparazzi encounter and passing it off as news. I received the following comment in response to ...
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Bonds: "I'm Not Retiring"
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... A TMZ cameraman caught Barry Bonds outside an L.A. restaurant recently, and got Bonds to say, "I'm not retiring" a few times. It's really not much of a story. ...
Barry Bonds: “I’m not retired.”
The Big Lead —
Barry Bonds: Claims he is not retired. Manny Ramirez can’t get a lengthy deal and a guy who’s going to be 45 next July is holding out hope he’s still going to play in the majors? Who does he think he is, Julio Franco? (TMZ)
TMZ Stalks Barry Bonds With Camera, Gets Him To Say ‘I’m Not Retiring’ A Few Times
MOUTHPIECE Blog // A Chicago-Addled Sports Blog —
... But no, not so, kind readers. One of TMZ’s cameramen waited for Barry to come out of an LA restaurant and asked him hard-hitting questions about whether he was coming back and others such as: “Madonna and A-Rod, is that good for the game?” ...
Barry Bonds' Attempted Comeback Just Got (Even More) Complicated
FanHouse —
by Andrew Johnson Filed under: MLB Injuries, MLB RumorsWhen we last heard from home run king Barry Bonds, he was telling a annoying pesky reporter from TMZ that he wasn't retired outside a of Los Angeles restaurant. Well Bonds hasn't let go of his desire to play again, according to John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle, but there's now a complicating factor -- the slugger recently had surgery on his hip. He underwent the procedure so that he'd be able to play in 2009, but it could ...
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