"Barry Bonds was indicted Thursday on perjury and obstruction of justice charges, the culmination of a four-year federal investigation into whether he lied under oath to a grand jury looking into steroid use by elite athletes."
If he's being indicted on perjury charges, it means the grand jury is finally confident in the evidence they have against him. As fiveacez puts it: "I can't believe it. Not that he didn't do it, but that he's been caught. "
SAN FRANCISCO—A sellout crowd rose to its feet and exploded into ecstatic cheers Tuesday night as Barry Bonds completed the downfall of America's most revered sport by hitting a thundering 435-foot shot into the left field bleachers for...
WASHINGTON, DC—"Another couple dozen wage increases and we'll be swimming in Heinz, or at least my grandchildren will," said one 41-year-old mother of six.
Barry Bonds has hit his 756th home run. This leaves Bonds a mere 112 away from the world record--868 by Sadaharu Oh of Japan. Good luck in finding something to inject that'll get you that one, Barry.
Of course, Bonds does now hold the Major League Baseball record, previously held by Hank Aaron. But since Bonds isn't worthy to tote Aaron's used jockstraps, who cares?
Baseball has a new home run king. Barry Bonds hit is 756 home run in the 5th inning of the San Francisco Giants game against the Washington Nationals. I don't really care. I believe that Bonds used steroids. I believe that a steroid user shouldn't be celebrated. I hope that someone beats his record soon. Even if Bonds isn't a steroid user, he's still a jerk. I don't think jerks should be rewarded either.
I was pretty annoyed that they stopped the game and let Barry go out on the field and say his thank yous.
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