zonersports.com - 2/25/2008
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Celebrating day 5 of the Drew Gooden era. This week in the morsels: Dusty is bringing clogging back, Tony La Russa pines for a new roider, and a look at the top mullets in sports courtesy of armchair gm.
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According to Rays officials, there is nothing to today’s published report that the team may have interest in signing Barry Bonds.
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Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 2/25/2008
The Tampa Bay Rays have had internal discussions about the prospect of pursuing Barry Bonds. Manager Joe Maddon said Monday he knew "little" about what was going on, but acknowledged some thought has been given to the career home-run leader. "A minor ...