Bonds Watch 2008: Who is Going to Man-Up and Sign Barry Bonds? Five Teams to Consider
baseballmastermind.com 4/14/2008 — I find it troubling that Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s all-time home run leader, currently remains unsigned, a development that is now being investigated by the Major League Baseball Player’s Association (MLBPA) for the possibility of collusion among the owners and organizations. Here are five organizations that would benefit greatly from bringing in the maligned slugger.

Bonds answer to Tigers' woes?
sfgate.com 4/14/2008 — The blogosphere is loaded with commentary about what Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski ought to do, and one prevailing suggestion is hiring Barry Bonds - the talk escalated when designated hitter Gary Sheffield missed time with a torn tendon in his left ring finger. Sheffield is playing again, but he's hitting .167 (4-for-24) with no extra-base hits and one RBI on a bases-loaded walk.

A-Rod hits career homer No. 521
nydailynews.com 4/15/2008 — Alex Rodriguez might someday eclipse Barry Bonds as the all-time home run king, but there are still some impressive names separating him from that title.

FIRE JOE MORGAN: Stand Back And Watch The Pros Blog!
firejoemorgan.com 4/16/2008 — Very funny point/counter-point about ablog post regarding "gamers" and "non-gamers".

Rays need to sign Bonds now.
tampabaysportsblog.com 4/15/2008 — I’m starting the call for Barry, join me please! Even though the Rays won today with Jeff Neimann looking good and Upton showing some pop again, we need help. I’m personally a fan of Barry Bonds and I’m not ashamed to admit it. His ...

Bonds' last long ball sells at auction — Major League Baseball News 4/13/2008
The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for $376,612 on Saturday, the winning bid coming from a buyer who wanted to remain anonymous.

Bonds's Last HR Ball Fetches Half of No. 756 — Wash Post MLB 4/13/2008
The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for $376,612 yesterday, the winning bid coming from a buyer who wanted to remain anonymous.

Paying big bucks for Barry's homer — The Seattle Times: Sports 4/13/2008
The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for $376,612 on Saturday, the winning bid coming from a buyer who wanted to remain...

Lincecum, Bowker star in Giants' win — Major League Baseball News 4/13/2008
John Bowker continued his outstanding start and Tim Lincecum pitched six strong innings as the San Francisco Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-4, on Sunday to split their four-game series.

Bochy to address mound complaints — Major League Baseball News 4/15/2008
Manager Bruce Bochy vowed Tuesday to address complaints by his Arizona Diamondbacks counterpart, Bob Melvin, about the condition of the pitcher's mound at AT&T; Park.