Breaking: Bud Says No Way

The Feed found this 7/23/2007 on www.epiccarnival.com [flag]

By Sterling Gould , More Credible Bud Selig had been mulling over whether he'll follow Bonds in his quest for breaking Hank Aaron's home run record. Well, looks like it's a big "no" : Selig has not stated publicly whether he will follow Bonds' pursuit of Hank Aaron's all-time home run record after watching the San Francisco Giants' three-game series in Milwaukee over the weekend. His ... [link]

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One Barry Sits, The Other Gets Hit
Published 7/23/2007 by The Feed at The Feed
... . Bud Selig doesn't figure to follow the circus out west. Granted an easy out because the Giants were in his hometown of Milwaukee, Selig watched Bonds go 0-for-6 on Friday and Saturday before sitting out Sunday's finale. ...

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