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  • December 2007
    • Bonds Sticks to 'Not Guilty'

      Bonds Sticks to 'Not Guilty'

      (Newser) - Baseball legend Barry Bonds pleaded "not guilty" today to four counts of perjury and an obstruction of justice in US District Court, the AP reports. After a brief session, the judge released Bonds without bail money and vetoed the government's request to have his passport seized. The baseball celebrity left the courthouse to chants of "Barry, Barry" from a small group of fans. More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   Barry Bonds   court cases   indictment

    • Bonds to Make First Court Appearance

      Bonds to Make First Court Appearance

      (Newser) - Barry Bonds is set to appear in federal court today to face charges of perjury for allegedly lying under oath about knowingly taking steroids. Because the brief hearing at the Federal Building in San Francisco will be Bonds' first public appearance following his indictment, it's expected to draw hundreds of journalists. To minimize disruption, two judges will be brought to Bonds, rather than having the slugger appear in two different courtrooms. More »

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      baseball   steroids   Barry Bonds   performance-enhancing drugs   perjury

  • November 2007
    • The Name's Bonds, Barry Bonds

      The Name's Bonds, Barry Bonds

      (Newser) - HBO is planning a movie about the recently indicted Barry Bonds, to be written and directed by Ron Shelton—the man responsible for Bull Durham, Tin Cup, and White Man Can't Jump. HBO has acquired the rights to the nonfiction book Game of Shadows , which detailed the unfolding scandal over Bonds and performance-enhancing drugs. More »

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      baseball   movie   steroids   Barry Bonds   performance-enhancing drugs   HBO   Hank Williams

    • Charges Against Bonds 'Absurd'

      Charges Against Bonds 'Absurd'

      (Newser) - Barry Bonds undoubtedly lied through his teeth when he denied all things steroid in front of a grand jury, writes New York Sun columnist Tim Marchman, but the charges against him are nevertheless "absurd." The case hinges on proving that Bonds knowingly took the drugs and talked about it with trainer Greg Anderson. With both denying the charges, argues Marchman, that will be next to impossible to prove. More »

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      San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   anabolic steroids   BALCO   Greg Anderson

    • Bonds Indicted on Perjury

      Bonds Indicted on Perjury

      (Newser) - A grand jury today accused Barry Bonds of lying under oath when he denied taking steroids, the AP reports. Baseball's home-run king was indicted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice and faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. He will be arraigned on Dec. 7. "This is a sad day for baseball," said a White House spokesman. More »

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      baseball   steroids   Barry Bonds   grand jury

    • Bonds: It's Ball* or Me* in HOF

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

      (Newser) - 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

      (Newser) - 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

      (Newser) - 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

    • Bonds' 756 Ball Headed to Hall*

      Bonds' 756 Ball Headed to Hall*

      (Newser) - Barry Bonds’ record-breaking 756th home run ball will be branded with the asterisk many fans think his record deserves. Fans decided the ball's fate after fashion designer Marc Ecko bought the ball for $752,467, and put it up for vote. The asterisk won out over sending the ball to the Hall of Fame unmarked or launching it into outer space, the AP reports. More »

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      steroids   Barry Bonds   memorabilia   Hank Aaron   Marc Ecko

    • Bonds' Giants Career Ends

      Bonds' Giants Career Ends

      (Newser) - Home run king Barry Bonds announced on his website today that the Giants won't be bringing him back in 2008, ending a 15-season tenure in which the slugger became the face of the franchise. Bonds received $16 million this year and no longer fits into the team's plans, which are focused on rebuilding after three playoff-free seasons. More »

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      MLB   San Francisco   Barry Bonds

    • Fate of Ball No. 756 Put to Vote

      Fate of Ball No. 756 Put to Vote

      (Newser) - 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

      (Newser) - 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 Ball Hits Internet Auction Block

      Bonds Ball Hits Internet Auction Block

      (Newser) - New home run king Barry Bonds has driven No. 756 all the way to the Internet auction block. Mets fan Matt Murphy, who caught the record-busting ball, will sell it in an online auction running from Tuesday through Sept. 15, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. The ball could fetch at least $500,000, according to organizer SCP Auctions. More »

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      Barry Bonds   auction   memorabilia   Matt Murphy

    • Giambi Dodges Penalty for Steroid Use

      Giambi Dodges Penalty for Steroid Use

      (Newser) - Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig has decided not to suspend or otherwise punish Yankee first baseman Jason Giambi for his past steroid use. "It's over and done with. I'm thrilled," said Giambi. The slugger, who has confessed to using performance enhancers, earned the pardon through his cooperation with an ongoing probe into baseball drug use. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   steroids   Barry Bonds   Joe Torre   Bud Selig   George Mitchell   Jason Giambi   Bronx Bombers

    • Bonds Plans to Check Out After 2008 Season

      Bonds Plans to Check Out After 2008 Season

      (Newser) - 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

    • 756 Could Be Worth $1M

      756 Could Be Worth $1M

      (Newser) - The ball from Barry Bonds' record 756th home run could fetch a cool million at auction, some experts say—though they warn Queens native Matt Murphy to sell now or risk striking out. "In today's memorabilia world, proximity to the event is important," one auction-house president says. More »

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      Barry Bonds   memorabilia   home run   Mark McGwire   Matt Murphy

    • Bonds Breaks Record Again

      Bonds Breaks Record Again

      (Newser) - 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

      (Newser) - 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

    • 'This Record Is Not Tainted'

      'This Record Is Not Tainted'

      (Newser) - Barry Bonds' 756th career homer had barely landed in the AT&T Park bleachers last night when the vitriol swirling around his pursuit of Henry Aaron's record began flowing in earnest. Reactions around the country range from dispassionate observation at home ("What does it all mean?" wonders the Chronicle 's Gwen Knapp) to resignation and disgust—pretty much everywhere else. More »

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      MLB   baseball   steroids   Barry Bonds   home run   record

    • 756*

      756*

      (Newser) - Barry Bonds became Major League Baseball's all-time leading home run hitter last night, brushing aside Hank Aaron's vaunted record with a 435-foot solo shot to right center in the bottom of the 5th. Bonds 756th came off a 3-2 pitch from Nats starter Mike Bacsik—whose father denied Aaron his 756th home run in 1976. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Barry Bonds   Bud Selig   home run   Hank Aaron   record

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