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  • November 2007
    • MLB Stars Bought 'Roids From Fla. Clinic

      MLB Stars Bought 'Roids From Fla. Clinic

      Three more baseball players, including outfielder Jose Guillen and retired third baseman Matt Williams, have been named as buying steroids from a Florida anti-aging clinic that has since been raided for suspected illegal drug sales, the San Francisco Chronicle reports, citing records. Prescriptions at the clinic were written by a local dentist whose license was eventually revoked, but the athletes have not admitted wrongdoing. More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Arizona Diamondbacks   Cincinnati Reds   Washington Nationals   Seattle Mariners   athlete   Oakland Athletics   Los Angeles Angels   Jose Guillen   growth hormones

    • Bonds: It's Ball* or Me* in HOF

      Bonds: It's Ball* or Me* in HOF

      Barry Bonds won't show up for his own induction if the Baseball Hall of Fame exhibits his record-breaking No. 756 ball with an asterisk, he said in a TV interview last night. "There's no such thing as an asterisk in baseball," the slugger complained, arguing that people shouldn't be allowed to "alter history." More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   home run   Hank Aaron   Marc Ecko

  • October 2007
    • Barry's Heart is in San Francisco

      Barry's Heart is in San Francisco

      He sounded like a man who wanted to stay. At a tribute to the former San Francisco slugger, Barry Bonds was read a list of his baseball accomplishments and then asked if he'd actually achieved all those marks. His response? "I did and then I got fired," a reference to not getting a contract offer, reports the AP. More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   San Francisco   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   home run

  • September 2007
    • Bonds Bids Farewell to Giant Ovations

      Bonds Bids Farewell to Giant Ovations

      It was the end of an era last night in San Francisco as super slugger Barry Bonds played his last game in a Giants uniform. The all-time home run king finished the night 0-3, but that didn't stop a sold-out crowd from giving him standing ovations throughout the evening. There were few other opportunities for cheers, as Bonds' last-place team struggled through another lopsided defeat. More »

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      San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds

    • Phillies Fall, Lose Ground in Playoff Race

      Phillies Fall, Lose Ground in Playoff Race

      The Phillies lost 10-6 to the Braves last night, putting them two games behind the Mets for the National League East lead with 5 games remaining for both. The loss also dropped them to one game behind the Padres, who beat San Francisco 7-6, in the race for the National League wild card. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Mets   San Francisco Giants   Philadelphia Phillies   San Diego Padres   Jimmy Rollins

    • Fate of Ball No. 756 Put to Vote

      Fate of Ball No. 756 Put to Vote

      Designer and prankster Marc Ecko successfully bid over $750,000 for Barry Bonds' record-breaking home-run ball. Now he's ready to get rid of it, and told Today 's Matt Lauer that America will decide how: donate it to the Baseball Hall of Fame, give it to the Hall of Fame with an asterisk burnt into it, or launch it into space. More »

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      MLB   baseball   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   home run   Marc Ecko

    • Bonds' #756 Ball Fetches $752K

      Bonds' #756 Ball Fetches $752K

      Barry Bonds beat expectations again, as his record-breaking ball sold for well above industry estimates. Bonds’ 756th homerun ball netted $752,467, while the ball that helped him tie Hank Aaron’s career record sold for $186,750. Some naysayers thought Bonds’ steroid scandal and sharp personality would dampen demand, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. More »

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      MLB   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   auction   Sotheby's   home run   Hank Aaron   records

  • August 2007
    • Bonds Plans to Check Out After 2008 Season

      Bonds Plans to Check Out After 2008 Season

      Baseball's controversial new home run king will likely pack it in after the 2008 season. Barry Bonds, who passed Hank Aaron's mark of 755 career home runs last week, said he hopes to keep slugging only one more year and try to reach his remaining goals--3,000 hits and a World Series ring. "I don't think two years I can take," he confessed. More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Hank Aaron   World Series

    • Bonds Breaks Record Again

      Bonds Breaks Record Again

      Barry Bonds broke the home run record again last night -- and this time it was his. Bonds hit #757 in last night's 5-0 win over the Nationals to a notable lack of pomp, though it could have been that the celebration was reserved for manager Bruce Bochy's 1,000th win. More »

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      MLB   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   home run   Bruce Bochy

    • Bush Gets a Line on Bonds

      Bush Gets a Line on Bonds

      Barry Bonds took 21 years to set the career home run record, so the half-day delay in President Bush's congratulatory phone call probably seems like the blink of an eye. The call went out from the White House this afternoon, the Chicago Tribune reports, and Tony Snow attributed the delay to conflicting sleep schedules. More »

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      White House   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Texas Rangers   home run   Hank Aaron   record

    • Bonds Hits No. 755, Ties Aaron

      Bonds Hits No. 755, Ties Aaron

      Barry Bonds hit his 755th career home run tonight in San Diego, tying all-time leader Henry Aaron with a 382-foot clout off instant historical footnote Clay Hensley. Camera flashes sparkled and the fans rose to their feet as the 43-year-old slugger circled the bases and then hugged his son Nikolai, a Giants batboy, after crossing the plate. More »

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      MLB   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Bud Selig

    • Mitts Ready, Fans Hope to Cash in on Record Homer

      Mitts Ready, Fans Hope to Cash in on Record Homer

      With San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds one homer away from Hank Aaron's record, fans are flocking to games less to watch the action than for a chance at reeling in a mighty valuable baseball. Homer No. 755 could sell for up to $50,000, the LA Times reports, and record-breaking No. 766 may be worth a half a million. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Los Angeles   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Los Angeles Dodgers   home run   Hank Aaron   LAPD   Dodger Stadium

    • Cellar-Dwelling Pirates Trade for Morris

      Cellar-Dwelling Pirates Trade for Morris

      Despite a record that was 19 games (now 20) below .500 and put them 13.5 behind the division-leading Brewers, the Pirates used the day of the trading deadline to buy rather than sell—the kind of contender's move they haven't made since 1997. Pittsburgh traded outfield prospect Rajai Davis for grizzled righty Matt Morris. More »

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      MLB   San Francisco Giants   Pittsburgh Pirates   Matt Morris

  • July 2007
    • Bonds to Chase Slug Record in Enemy Territory

      Bonds to Chase Slug Record in Enemy Territory

      After missing his seven-game opportunity to break Hank Aaron's home run record in the land of his biggest fans, slugger Barry Bonds has left San Francisco for a three-game series in LA. "It's going to be chaotic," said pitcher Steve Kline, anticipating a less-than-sympathetic reception for Bonds from rival Giants' fans. More »

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      MLB   baseball   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Los Angeles Dodgers   Bud Selig   Hank Aaron

    • Bonds Moves Within 1

      Bonds Moves Within 1

      Barry Bonds moved within one home run of Hank Aaron in the first inning last night in San Francisco, smacking his 20th round-tripper of the season and running his career total to 754. The slugger pumped his fist as he rounded the bases, and the Marlins then walked him four times as the Giants recorded a 12-10 victory. More »

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      MLB   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Florida Marlins   Dontrelle Willis

    • 'Midget-Man' Costas Unfazed by Bonds' Dig

      'Midget-Man' Costas Unfazed by Bonds' Dig

      Broadcaster Bob Costas insists he's not insulted that slugger Barry Bonds called him "a little midget man who knows [nothing] about baseball," AP reports. The dig came after an installment of HBO's "Costas Now," in which the broadcaster weighed in on Bonds' reputed steroid use. "I'm 5-foot-6½ and a strapping 150, and unlike some people, I came by all of it naturally," he said. More »

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      MLB   Boston Red Sox   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Bud Selig   HBO   Curt Schilling   Hank Aaron   AT and T Park   China Basin   Bob Costas   Costas Now

    • Bonds Sits One Out Before Crack at Record

      Bonds Sits One Out Before Crack at Record

      After playing all 13 innings of a loss to Atlanta on Tuesday, Barry Bonds sat out last night's match-up at his home park in San Francisco to rest up. "He's just getting a day," said the team manager, insisting that the 43-year-old slugger still aims to crack Hank Aaron's home run record during this seven-game homestand. More »

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      Chicago Cubs   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Los Angeles Dodgers   Atlanta Braves   Hank Aaron   Pedro Feliz   Fred Lewis

    • Bonds Snubbed by Baseball Commish

      Bonds Snubbed by Baseball Commish

      Just two blasts shy of Hank Aaron's all-time record, slugger Barry Bonds has a chance to become the new home run king in his own backyard. But Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig has vowed not to attend Bonds' seven-game homestand in San Francisco that began last night—nor take part in his imminent coronation ceremony. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Bud Selig   Hank Aaron   John Smoltz   AT and T Park   China Basin

    • Bonds Busts Out With 752, 753

      Bonds Busts Out With 752, 753

      San Francisco slugger Barry Bonds knocked two balls out of Wrigley Field today, bringing him two away from tying homer-leader Hank Aaron at 755. Driving in six runs, the pair ended an 0-for-21 slump and saved Bonds from matching his career-worst hitless streak. Following a familiar script, the Giants lost to the Cubs despite their star's big day. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Ted Lilly

    • Selig to Attend Bonds's 756th

      Selig to Attend Bonds's 756th

      MLB Commissioner Bud Selig will be in the stands for slugger Barry Bonds's imminent coronation as all-time home run king, Sports Illustrated reports. It had been widely rumored that the commish might snub Bonds, who's now only four shy of Hank Aaron's 755 career record, in part because of the Giant's alleged steroid use. More »

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      MLB   baseball   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Bud Selig   Hank Aaron   All Star Game 2007

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