blacksportsonline.com - 2/9/2009
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I've written about this before so I don't want to beat a dead horse, but I hope the readers of this site aren't fooled by the federal government's attempt to influence public opinion of potential jurors in Barry Bond's upcoming perjury trial. The information that they are leaking pertains ...
With your help, we can bring Barry Bonds back to baseball
sports.yahoo.com 1/16/2009 — Yes We Can. Just as next Tuesday's inauguration represents a new political beginning for our nation and a chance to re-embrace America's ideals of freedom, justice and equality, this seems like a perfect time for baseball fans to work for a new beginning by getting Barry Bonds back where he belongs.
Here's Another Hit, Barry Bonds
blacksportsonline.com 2/5/2009 — In a continuing effort to crack down on misdeeds and mishaps of the financial sector and automotive industry, the government is sparing no expense in the time and money it is dedicating to sending Barry Bonds up the creek without a paddle. After all, it's the menaces of baseball such as ...
Show Time: Barry Bonds Trial Soon Gets Underway
bizofbaseball.com 2/24/2009 — 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 ...
Urine Samples Said to Link Bonds to Steroids
nytimes.com 1/29/2009 — Federal prosecutors are said to have evidence that links Barry Bonds to drugs other than the “cream” and the “clear,” the designer substances that have become synonymous with the case. >
Witness to Say She Saw Bonds Being Injected
nytimes.com 2/14/2009 — Federal prosecutors plan to call Barry Bonds’s former personal shopper at his perjury trial to testify that she saw Bonds being injected by his trainer. >
A win for the defense
hardballtimes.com 2/20/2009 — 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 ...
The Goverment's Persecution of Barry Lamar Bonds
bizofbaseball.com 3/1/2009 — The case against Barry Bonds long ago passed the demarcation line between prosecution and persecution. The federal government has publicly admitted what many of us have known for years: Without the testimony of Greg Anderson, Barry Bonds’ former trainer and childhood friend, the game is ...
Barry Bonds’ Balls Shouldn’t Be Used As Evidence
sportsbybrooks.com 2/19/2009 — I’m guessing that over the next few weeks we’re going to learn a lot of things about baseball’s home run king, Barry Bonds . As he goes through his trial on perjury charges there will no doubt be a lot of information coming out ...
Bonds Goes 5 for 14
shysterball.blogspot.com 12/5/2008 — Though the replay official may change one of those hits to a foul ball: Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s homerun record holder, won dismissal of five of 14 charges accusing him of lying about taking steroids. U.S. District Court Judge Susan ...
A-Roid: Rodriguez Admits To Using Steroids —
Bleacher Report - MLB 2/9/2009
In the past hour, sports news junkies got their fix. And this was a major hit. Alex Rodriguez, in the midst of recent allegations of using performance-enhancing drugs, admitted to using banned substances from 2001-2003 while playing for the Texas ...