The Race Against Barry Bonds

You've got to see this. There's a point to what they saying; however, I think issue with Barry Bonds deals with more of his public persona over the years, he breaking Hank's record, as well as he lying the to Feds. Even ESPN has CHARLES BARKLEY on this! I agree with Barkley 100% on this...

No one knows Longhorn football better than Bevo Sports. Check this out. "To combat heat related issues, the Texas Longhorns have now started giving their athletes a little white pill. No, not the same pill Barry Bonds takes, but actually a tiny little electronic device that players can ingest. This allows trainers to get internal body temperature readings to insure players...

As the Broncos get set to take the stage on Monday night, the rest of the NFL looks to play up to the Patriots' standards. While much of the sporting world is talking about Barry Bonds or A-Rod and the Yankees, I'm going to crank out the NFL's week 11 rankings with commentary:

"One Chelsea insider claimed Drogba visits the club shop up to 10 times a week and on one occasion walked out of the store with 40 shirts priced at approximately £45 each, setting him back £1,800." Maybe this guy's learned how to have a second job from the likes of Barry Bonds and Pete Rose. I hope we don't find some mysterious person selling tons of signed...

Mosley's stock is arguably at an all-time high, and if there were any doubts about his standing amongst the all-time greats, his knockout of Antonio Margarito erased them all. I felt there was something fishy back in the early part of the decade when Barry Bonds was setting personal and all-time homerun records despite being in his late 30's.I hope that isn't the case...

For some reason I don't even care that Pay-Rod is back with the Yankees. And I don't even care that Barry Bonds was indicted. Yawn. So what? Somebody wake me up when they take him to jail. 275 Million Dollars for ten years. That is the craziest thing I have ever heard in my life. [...]

There were confirmed reports from Cardinals camp today that manager Tony La Russa was quietly lobbying for Barry Bonds.  Spring Training games start this week and the home run king still remains a free agent.  There has been little interest in the 43 year old slugger, as an investigation continues ...

Shortly before the season began, the San Francisco Chronicle called out the Giants for seemingly removing anything and everything related to Barry Bonds in and around AT&T Park. It seemed odd, considering the Giants coddled and celebrated the slugger along every step of his journey. The Giants respon...

You probably missed it, but the Oregionian had a very humorous piece last week which aimed to get in the mind of Scott Boras [Deep thoughts with Scott Boras]. This was one of his generated thoughts: Indicted? Thank you, Barry. Ain't nobody going to have the time to pile on ol' Scott now. Indicted. Indicted. Indicted. ESPN's going to slug this baby...

Larry Izzo: New England Patriots special teams guru Larry Izzo has been called to testify in the government’s case against Barry Bonds. Izzo will testify that Bonds’s trainer Greg Anderson gave him PED’s to use for himself. There was no comment from the Patriots or the NFL about Izzo’s ...

NO GREY AREA: Looks Like A Red Sock, Sounds Like A Red Sock, Must Be A Red Sock Not sure how I let this slip by -- Curt Schilling on Barry Bonds as Bonds approaches Hank Aaron's home run record....

With the gloomy economy influencing the bottom line with the NBA, the league is expected to borrow $175 million today to address the losses. According to Tim Lemke of the Washington Times: The league will distribute the funds among 15 teams that requested them, with each team getting no more than $11.66 million. The borrowing, which is in addition to the $1.7 billion credit facility...

--Friday's Backyard Brawl will probably be your last chance to watch Shady McCoy play at Heinz Field (for Pitt, that is). [PG]--Congrats to my W&J Presidents, 35-21 winners in their first-round playoff game against Christopher Newport, which is either a school or one singular guy who somehow made it into the D-3 playoffs. [Washjeff.edu]--Here's the highly-anticipated...

Well, here we go again. Another NFL offseason has passed, and we have witnessed 7 more months with player arrests, shootings, and the now-standard prima donna behavior. We've had greed-motivated holdouts, domestic disputes, drug abuse, and Vegas fun gone awry. No, this offseason hasn't been much different than any other offseason in recent memory, and that's what makes...

As I watched Alex Rodriguez choke back tears and struggle through Tuesday's press conference at George M. Steinbrenner field, I couldn't help but believe him. But maybe that's just who am I ... perhaps I am too quick to forgive.Whether it's Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Brian McNamee or even Jose Canseco, I've been somewhat quick to offer up the benefit of the...