12 posts tagged home run record

The mayor of Floral Park NY tells us Babe Ruth would have taken steroids, had the drugs been available. From the Floral Park Dispatch: Lance Williams, an investigative reporter and co-author of the exhaustively researched Game of Shadows, reports that as many as 80 percent of all baseball and track and field athletes have used performance enhancing drugs.

Last season Nats pitcher Mike Bacsik gave up Bonds record home run and he is not embarrassed by this notorious feat but actually relishing in his "fame." Check out how he was signing baseballs in Spring Training. I like Bacsik's sense of humor and humility.

Supermale Barry Bonds's testosterone level knows no bounds according to the federal indictment information released in San Francisco yesterday. Bonds's testosterone levels -- like his single season mark of 73, or his career home run tally of 762 -- soared off the charts in 2001.

The Houston Chronicle spoke to fans for reactions to Roger Clemens after his recent 60 minutes interview with Mike Wallace. READ THE FULL '60 Minutes' INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT FANS REACT TO ROGER CLEMENS Roger Clemens has now filed a defamation lawsuit against his former trainer Brian McNamee for

Marc Ecko recently purchased Barry Bonds 756 record breaking homerun ball and built a website around it for people to vote and decide what to actually do with it. So, did the homerun king Barry Bonds knowingly use steroids? We're on the red carpet of the Martin Luther King "Dream Concert" with singer/rapper Wyclef Jean and Marc Ecko as they weigh in on the ball's fate.

Either Upper Deck was trying to have some fun at the expense of Topps, or it was trying to prove a point. Either way, Major League baseball wasn’t happy about it. Upper Deck’s new Sweet Spot baseball features at least two cards that are creating a buzz. One is a parody of Michael Eisner, who heads up the new ownership group at Topps.

Barry Bonds is, for now, officially unemployed. He wants to play again next season, but there’s no guarantee a team will sign him during the offseason. If no one signs Bonds, his all-time home run record will stand at its current mark: 762.

answer to sterods and the mitchell reports December 21st, 2007 Already, Andy Pettite admitted to steroid use. On ESPN.com, your newspapers, cnn.com, and many other places, I read about this big quandry with performance enhancing drugs.

Baseball, Bigotry and Barry Bonds Part Un Many white people hate Barry Bonds more than they do The Bushites. That is why America is so screwed-up. On the international Level, we have men in political high office committing every crime in the book.

This one really bugged me. I dreamed that I was in San Francisco, headed to the ballpark to watch Barry Bonds break the all-time home run record. (That doesn't bug me a bit--I love BB). The Giants were playing the Pirates who, for some reason, were wearing uniforms of black and lime green.