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Barry Bonds appears in PSA for Bryan Stow

Found November 02, 2011 on Sportress of Blogitude: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Barry Bonds
TEAMS: San Francisco Giants

Even if you hate the guy for what he allegedly (probably) did during his MLB career, you have to give him credit reaching out to Bryan Stow and his family by visiting Stow in the hospital shortly after the Giants fan was savagely beaten on Opening Day. Bonds then pledged to do his part to [...]

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