Selig may soon end Bonds shadowing

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Selig may soon end Bonds shadowing
Sports Scope found this 8/2/2007 on mlb.mlb.com [flag]
LOS ANGELES -- Commissioner Bud Selig indicated Wednesday night that his days following the Barry Bonds home run chase may be numbered. > He won't be at Thursday night's game at Dodger Stadium -- in which Bonds most likely will play -- and will be subbed by Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, now a consultant for Major League Baseball. Selig was supposed to make an appearance Thursday in ... [link]

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Baseball at a glance
Published 8/2/2007 by Devin Clancy at Sports Scope

Pressure of HR Chase Becomes Too Heavy A Burden for...Bud Selig?
Published 8/2/2007 by Steve Sax at Sons of Steve Garvey
... Once again, Bud Selig insists that he, not Barry Bonds, is the story in the quest for the all-time home run title. Witness his latest personal headline on mlb.com: ...

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