I have no particular love for Barry Bonds, I have no particular dislike for Barry Bonds… but I really think this is absurd. The federal government is going after him, trying to pin a perjury rap on him and prove that he lied to a grand jury in 2003.
I don’t know if he perjured himself… he may have. And I’m not saying that’s okay, or that that’s a good thing. But any tax dollars spent on this, any man hours spent on this, are just being absolutely wasted… in now way would charging Barry Bonds with perjury make our nation better or safer. It’s just dumb to spend any resources on this. When all the street crime and corporate crime is taken care of, then maybe the federal government can try to put Barry Bonds in jail.
The fact that he was ever testifying before a grand jury to begin with is asinine, since, you know… this is about baseball. I think it’s perfectly reasonable for fans to be fired up about the steroid issue. But our government? Their time couldn’t be better spent elsewhere? Is someone going to tell me tomorrow that putting Barry Bonds in jail is helping spread democracy to Iraq?
Put an asterisk in the record book, shame his baseball accomplishments all you want… I’m more or less okay with that, but that’s where it should stop. This is a sports thing… it is not an issue of any national importance. It’s gone too far.

It’s an argument that pops up every so often… is it really worth it for an NBA team to bust their ass to earn an 8-seed in the playoffs, just to be eaten alive by Detroit?
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Through 29 games last year, he was responsible for 92 points, 89 rebounds, 7 assists, 17 turnovers, and 1 really suck-ass rap song. UConn forward Ed Nelson has made himself eligible for the draft…