[Arkan]

He finally surpassed Aaron in HR's tonight. It's quite a feat but he won't get total recgonition until he comes clean over the steroid scandal. Even so, you still have to make contact with the ball.

The only current player who can possibly come close is Alex Rodriquez.

For now, Bonds is the HR king.

[Bucknub]

they said it doesnt count because it was a practice pitch.

[Chronic Diarrhea]

Bonds is such a piece of shit, and not even because he took roids. He said, "I hit this in front of my fans...San Francisco is my family, and nobody can take that away from me." Yeah, they're such precious family to you Barry that you were pushing to be traded before this season. Faggot.

As for A-Rod, he only has to hit 30-35 a season to get to 755 by the time he's 38-39. I thought Griffey was going to do it back in the mid 90s, but he made the worst karma decision by leaving Seattle, and he hasn't done shit since (I guess that's a little unfair, he'll be in the 600 club eventually, maybe even 700 if he lasts long enough.)

[ninty]

yeah a-rod will do it no problem. give it a few years.

[Nyck]

shows the guy has longevity, so I give him props, regardless if hes a big a hole...theres a reason why its only been done one other time.

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

Did the syringe hit the home run? or did Bonds? Even if he took steroids, it was Bonds hitting the ball regardless. If they really want to serve justice, they better make examples of McGuire, Sosa, Canseco, Caminiti, etc. too if it means anything, otherwise it's just anti-Bonds bullshit.

[TonyMontana]

The Babe did it on beer and hotdogs

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[Chronic Diarrhea]

The only thing is: did Ben Johnson get to keep his record? Did Justin Gatlin? No. Now, perhaps Barry never failed a test (coincidentally taking a year off is no reason for suspect), but there is overwhelming evidence that he roided up, and is still using HGH (HGH is un-detectable by today's drug tests). Read Game of Shadows and you'll have so much circumstantial evidence that it's practically impossible to assume anything other than the fact that Barry roided.

[TonyMontana]

Bonds in his 20's

[img]http://oddsandsods.files.wordpress.com/2007/05/9150280-barry-bonds.jpg[/img]

Bonds in his 40's

[img]http://graphics.jsonline.com/graphics/sports/brew/img/mar04/bonds327.jpg[/img]

eat shit juicer

[Nyck]

Originally Posted by TonyMontana

Bonds in his 20's

http://oddsandsods.files.wordpress.com/ ... -bonds.jpg[/img]

Bonds in his 40's

http://graphics.jsonline.com/graphics/s ... nds327.jpg[/img]

eat shit juicer

Barry in his 20's
25 HR, 24, 19, 33,25,34, 46,37,33 42,40(at age 32)

Bonds later
73,46,45, 45, 5 , 22 , 26

he did hit alot of HR's in an age when people didnt.

also

Clemens in his 20's

[img]http://i.a.cnn.net/si/2006/magazine/06/26/where.clemens0703/t1_clemens.old.jpg[/img]

Clemens in his 40's

[img]http://images.sportsnetwork.com/baseball/mlb/allsport/houston/clemens_roger19.jpg[/img]

EVERYONE is on roids

[TonyMontana]

clemens is just a fatass though. barry is a tank

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

If Bonds has his records revoked, then there is no reason that McGuire, Sosa, and others should not. You can't just penalize one player for doing something that many others did, you have to punish them all.

And if you don't punish the steroid abusers (notice the plural), then you have to reinstate Pete Rose as well, since many today agree that what Rose did (and he did it only as a manager, not a player) pales in comparison to what the players of the 90's did.

[Pyro]

Babe will always be the true HR king.

[Xorcist [USA]]

I say MLB puts an end to this by making performance enhancing drugs legal. oOo:

[jujumantb]

i thought this thread was going to be about treasury bonds
[img]http://www.generationaldynamics.com/ww2010/yield921.png[/img]

boy do i feel silly