Apparently the baseball players' association thinks that Barry Bonds is being treated unfairly.
Maybe Barry Bonds is getting the Barry Bonds treatment. He's being passed over and can you blame the owners? He's injected his way to the top.
While I do believe that Bonds didn't know what he was really taking, but he had to realize something was up when he head and shoe size grew for the first time in 20 years.
But why wouldn't some teams want to take a chance on the home run king? This guy is still in good shape and able to help on the offensive end. Plus, wouldn't some owners want to put people in the stands?
Maybe the powers that be have learned a costly lesson and don't want to turn their back on a serious problem again.
So what's keeping Bonds from being signed? Could it be the fact that he has been indicted on four counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice.
Now baseball union leader Donald Fehr is looking into possible collusion amongst the owners. My guess is that any evidence of that will be lost and baseball will move as usual.
But he would sure be a big draw as he approaches 800 home runs and 3,000 hits...it's just a thought.
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John Fennelly about 1 year ago
no no no no and...no
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Bob Warja about 1 year ago
Good article but I agree with John, do not sign BB. I just wrote that there is no collusion it's common sense. While I realize most MLB execs and owners don't normally display much in the way of common sense, in this case they're finally doing something right and for that they might get penalized? I sure hope not.
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