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Baseball player Barry Bonds appeared in federal court on Friday in San Francisco. Bonds is facing four counts of perjury and one count of obstruction.
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Barroid's 1st Day in Court
My Pinstripes —
Turns out he even had to pay 500K bail.
A Tribute to the Greatest Hitter Ever, Mr. Barry Bonds
Armchair Sports Authority —
The Authority thinks it is just a shame what is going on
with Barry Bonds right now. We all know that the government doesn’t have any
evidence to hold the slugger, but they keep trying.
Barry Bonds is in one word the “greatester” hitter ever—the
last “er” on the word greatest means that no hitter will ever come ...
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baseballthinkfactory.org 12/8/2007 — I believe placing a dirty beaker of urine at the front door of Cooperstown is the only way to go! Baseball annie sprinkles rules!
Jail? Jail is for rapists and thieves and swindlers and murderers. Jail is for the blue-collar hoods who so ...
Questions and answers on Bonds case —
Major League Baseball News 12/8/2007
Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball's all-time home run leader, pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from testimony he gave to a federal grand jury in San Francisco four years ago. Here are answers to some questions about Bonds, the charges against ...
