Will the Red Sox Sign Barry Bonds?

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Will the Red Sox Sign Barry Bonds?
The Slav's Baseball Blog - BASEBALL 24-7-365 found this 6/3/2008 on sports-law.blogspot.com [flag]
With David Ortiz out at least a month with a wrist injury, there is speculation that the defending World Series Champions Boston Red Sox might consider signing the still-unsigned Barry Bonds to be the team's designated hitter. The upside to such a move would be clear: despite all of the controversy surrounding Bonds last year, and despite having little protection in the Giants' lineup, he ... [link]

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Published 6/3/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Charles Slavik, CPT*D) at The Slav's Baseball Blog - BASEBALL 24-7-365
FROM THE SPORTS LAW BLOG: http://sports-law.blogspot.com/2008/06/will-red-sox-sign-barry-bonds.html Will the Red Sox Sign Barry Bonds? With David Ortiz out at least a month with a wrist injury, there is speculation that the defending World Series Champions Boston Red Sox might consider signing the still-unsigned Barry Bonds to be the team's designated hitter. If the move happens, it would almost certainly signal that the Bonds collusion conspiracy--that MLB teams tacitly agreed to not sign Bonds this season--was ...

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