Bonds Makes HR History With No. 756

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chone chone posted 8/8/2007 from sfgate.com [flag]
Barry Bonds hit No. 756 over the right-center field wall Tuesday night, and hammered home the point: Like him or not, legitimate or not, he is baseball's new home run king. [link]

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  • chone chone
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    Anyone see Barry's press conference after? Some reporter said, "A lot of people helped you get here were in attendance tonight, one person who wasn't was Greg Anderson, do you have anything to say to him?". Barry declined to answer.

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    • RedBaron RedBaron
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      Sounds like somebody isn't getting a Christmas card this year.
      Posted 8/8/2007 [reply] [flag]

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