The days is finally here. Bonds did it...

by sledridge on Aug 5, 2007 1:24 AM EDT Comment 3 comments

I really thought a year ago this day would not come. But, it's inevitable now that Bonds will be the HR King.

I'm numb to everything surrounding Bonds now. I blame Baseball as much as I blame Bonds. So, if this is the way Baseball wants it, then this is what Baseball got.

It's aggravating watching other sports reacts to issues happening in the sport. But, Baseball just sits and twiddles its thumbs thinking everything will fix itself.

So, I see no need for an asterisk. I see no need for Mitchell to continue his inquisition so he can fill his spare time and remain relevant.

Just fix it from here on out. Get the right testing in place, fix the financial-competitive imbalance, take some power back from the players, and MOVE ON!!!

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First o wait dang it!!

not a game thread, well anyway i agree

"strikeouts are usually a bad thing"

by Shortstop2 on Aug 5, 2007 3:23 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

I found Selig's reaction appropriate

Look around, stand up, and jam your hands in your pockets. Be careful not to smile.

Kind of a metaphor for Selig's reign in general, I think.

"I'd walk through hell in a gasoline suit to play baseball" - Pete Rose

by Officer Dibble on Aug 5, 2007 12:35 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

Didja know..

..that #755 pitcher (and Portland, Oregon tour guide) Clay Hensley tested positive for "a performance-enhancing ubstance" (and was thus suspended for 15 games) in April 2005.

"MLBTradeRunors.com" pointed me towards this cool website which keeps track of such things.