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SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 3/7/2008 on s2nblog.wordpress.com [flag]
The Baseball Hall of Fame is completing the final plan of having this douchebag’s publicity and advertising stunt with Barry Bonds’ 756th home run ball validated by possibly having it on display by Opening Day . I’ve spewed plenty of venom about this matter, but the statements by Hall reps are either naive or downright repulsive: “We’ll display it, but the ... [link]

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