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There might not be an owner in baseball who adores Bonds more than Jeffrey Loria. He even flew Bonds to New York last year on his private plane, drawing a fine from the commissioner's office. Certainly, Bonds would sell plenty of tickets. But can they convince Bonds that Florida will be a contender?
Would money hungry Jeffrey Loria bite the bullet to put asses in the seats and put money towards a Bonds signing rather than put that money towards a longterm deal for Miguel Cabrera.
So I guess, Barry Bonds to the Florida Marlins is a possibility. I don't think the young clubhouse of the Marlins is ready to watch Bonds drink elk sperm.
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