Voices on Barry Bonds

Maury posted 11/28/2007 from www.bizofbaseball.com [flag]

John Brattain, Rob Neyer, Jayson Stark, Andrew Zimbalist, Ken Davidoff, John Thorn, Roger Noll, Paul Swangard, Fred Claire, Tim Lemke, Jordan Korbritz and Maury Brown (as a start) comment on Barry Bonds. [link]

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The Biz of Baseball: Voices on Barry Bonds
Published 11/28/2007 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
The Biz of Baseball: Voices on Barry Bonds "You’re stepping on my son. Back off or I’ll snap!” John Brattain - Columnist, The Hardball Times, MSN Canada. Maury Brown - President and Founder, Business of Sports Network. Author, Baseball Prospectus Fred Claire - Former VP and GM of the Dodgers, Author, and MLB.com Ken Davidoff - National baseball writer, Newsday Jordan Korbritz - Staff member, Business of Sports Network. Former owner of the Daytona Cubs Baseball Club, and the Maine Guides Baseball Club. Tim Lemke - Sports business reporter for the Washington Times Rob ...

Thoughts on Bonds
Published 11/28/2007 by StatsGuru at Baseball Musings
... November 28, 2007 Thoughts on Bonds The Biz of Baseball collects the thoughts of a number of writers and baseball insiders on Barry Bonds . Posted by David Pinto at ...

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