Barry Bonds was crying during an interview on ESPN the other day. Do you feel sorry for him?
413783
Why should I feel sorry for him?  He's the one associating with known steroid users.  If he wants the media to leave him alone, then he should retire.  I'm sick of him whining.  I couldn't imagine how much baseball ratings would decline if he broke the record.
348944
Being able to actually "legally" prove that he lied to the Grand Jury can be a tough job! However, I think Bonds knew damned well exactly what supplements and substances he was taking and needs to take full responsibility for these actions. He may not eventually brake Aaron's 755 home run record if he decides not to return in 2007? Poor guy does NOT deserve any more sympathy.  Boo-hoo...Like that old adage: "You do the Crime then You do the time!"
443563
I feel a bit sorry for league players. They are torn between playing the code they love and which has given them their break, and the fact that union is able to offer such lucrative deals.\n\nI think he will probably go to union - I know I would if I were in his shoes.
833036
Pretty much.  At the same time, I feel sorry for him/her.  Like it's some need to get noticed even if its incendiary and mangled rhetoric.  It really plays into the vitriolic disgust between the opposing political philosophies, and so they're no bridge-builder.  They'll move on eventually.  Hopefully for some happier, more purposeful activity than trying to rile up liberals......
504928
lets see . He is a cheater and a liar . I feel that it does not matter what you did before you cheated .once you have been caught  you should have to step up and be a man ,and take your punishment . the steroids years have hurt baseball how are fans going to be able to trust the players  anymore. I know that no one is perfect but the real reason  behind all of this is greed and jealousy. bonds could not stand by and let sosa and mark get all the attention, they were cheating and people loved them and he thought that if they can do it so can he. well guess what now they are all in the dog house .there is NO WAY that any of them make the HALL of FAME . so let bonds break the record it will alway be tanted and it will be all he has from baseball. long live the memory of  and hank aaron  and roger's 61
758660
it is so sad because on monday when he had a press conference he said that he was looking forward to the game. he was looking forward to seeing the only game they played against each other at both 1 and 2. \n\ni think that it is sad that he is now gone but he will always be remembered in Michigan forever more.
238458
I believe Barry...is a lying cheat.\n\n"I've read what was reported," Bonds' agent, Jeff Borris, told The Associated Press. "Barry is looking forward to playing this year and the improved health of his knee and being as productive as he's ever been."\nSounds like someone avoiding the question.\n\nQuote from the book:\nHe claimed in testimony that he didn't know what Anderson was giving him. "At the end of [the] 2002, 2003 season, when I was going through [a bad period], my dad died of cancer ... I was fatigued, just needed recovery you know, and this guy says, 'Try this cream, try this cream,'" he said. "And Greg came to the ballpark and said, you know, 'This will help you recover.' And he rubbed some cream on my arm ... gave me some flaxseed oil, man. It's like, 'Whatever, dude.'" \nLater, Bonds said: "You know me, I'm 39 years old. I'm dealing with pain. All I want is the pain relief, you know? ... I never asked Greg," according to the excerpt. "When he said it was flaxseed oil, I just said, 'Whatever.' It was in the ballpark ... in front of everybody. I mean, all the reporters, my teammates. I mean, they all saw it. I didn't hide it ... . You know, trainers come up to me and say, 'Hey, Barry, try this.'"\n\nThat sounds like a health conscious person to me...\nI mean I put stuff into my body all the time not knowing what it is...Stop kidding yourself Barry.
235854
I feel that the whole MLB is tainted and that it doesn't matter anymore what Barry does because steroids are everywhere. Major League Baseball is "trying" to fix the problem while all they are doing is just looking the other way while a player is juicing.\n\nPlayers are probably juicing right now as we speak without any consequences because Major League Baseball doesn't care. The MLB is a business. People come to watch, buy merchandise (jerseys), and want to see the players that can hit the long ball. MLB turns the other cheek to players that do steroids because the ones that are hitting the long ball use them.\n\nSteroids is tarnishing the history of the game, but is what will keep Major League Baseball alive in the future. People today love controversy and the long ball (both can be acquired by steroid use.) If Bonds starts hitting home runs again I'm sure people won't hate him as much as they do now.
651787
Unsure. Maybe "ouch". It was kind of funny though. I remember watching it live - a 40+ year old man beating the snot out of a man in his late 20's. I always said Nolan isn't human - if you look under his uniform, you'd find a big red "S" on his chest ;-) Of course, I don't think Ventura ever charged the mound against anyone after that...
1182838
Definitely. Bonds is the face of the Giants. Ask anyone on the streets anywhere (even the little kids) to name a player from the SF Giants and most everyone will answer Bonds. Though Bonds' speed has greatly diminished (taking away his basestealing threat), he is still a threat to hit one out of the park every time he steps up to the plate. I'm too young to have witnessed most of Bonds' other feats (esp. his speed on the basepaths), but he has been the most exciting player to watch in baseball for the past few years while he was hitting homers at that torrid pace. We might never see another player like Bonds...not only in SF but anywhere else in the league for that matter - and most Giants fans realize this..which is why they still love him. Barry will always be Barry, despite his bad attitude and alleged steorid use...you can't deny he's had tremendous impact on the game of baseball. Fact of the matter is, if it weren't for Barry, half the fans who come out to the park probably even wouln't show up at AT&T this year.
887628
I feel sorry for some of the Hearts players who have to put up with that prick Romanov!! As for Aberdeen fans.... Isn't scotslad one of that mob? Enough said, that guy is a poof!!!!
706704
I would not want Bonds on my team due to the steroid questions that surround him.\n\nI would not want Bonds on my team due to his attitude.\n\nI would not want Bonds on my team due to his age.\n\nI would not want Bonds on my team due to his recent performances.\n\nI would not want Bonds on my team due to his salary demands.\n\n\n*Kurt C - Bonds did cheat, he basically has admitted that the substances he thought were harmless, were probably the 'cream' and 'clear' i.e. steroids. \nThe question is whether he knowingly used them, which he says he would never do. And honestly for signing Bonds, it makes no difference, it is a distraction the team can do without.*
706010
Well, to be honest, I have mixed feelings. The As are coming off a good season and I am happy to have someone with playoff experience. Yet, I wish we had someone who had been a MLB manager before.
422116
HE SHOULD GET OUT OF THE GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!MY TURN TO TALK.HE GOT STEROIDS AND HAS TO BE SUSPENDED FROM THE GAME.IT IS NO OTHER PLAYERS BECAUSE SOME TEAMS DON'T HAVE STEROID PEOPLE.DIE BARRY BONDS(RASPBERRY)
228568
I'm with you.  He's a spoiled rotten jerk and I'm tired of hearing about him.  If you haven't read the Sports Illustrated steroid issue about him, it's very telling.  Especially entertaining was listening to him bellyache about racism.  Here's hoping he doesn't break the record of Hank Aaron, who's a hero and went thru HELL to get there!
534993
I don't think he is on steroids.  Perhaps the fact that he is a nice guy has something to do with this.  Granted, so is McGwire, but I think the fact that Bonds is basically a jerk and Sosa could be one as well (not to mention the corked bat incident) makes people wonder and suspect about the overall ethics of a person.
584518
id cry, i wouldnt wanna be that old. id be put on the spot everyday with stuff like this.\n\nid go to a professional basketball game and the camera points at me and commentators go, here's the world's oldest man, he is celebrating his 200th birthday today. \n\n5 minutes later they'll go to the sideline commentators and say what do i think of the game.\n\nHe'll say, "he loves it", ill probably be sleep or dead, nevetheless i aint say ****\n\nToo much special treatment.