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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Barry Bonds was indicted Thursday on perjury and obstruction of justice charges, the culmination of a four-year federal investigation into whether he lied under oath to a grand jury looking into steroid use by elite athletes.

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the forementioned and panned ms. donegan issued a couple chiaro's, as well.

have you heard the latest out of New York? Multiple New York media outlets are reporting that A-Rod - all by his lonesome - has approached the Yankees about coming back, that he realizes he made a mistake in opting out, and what can he do to make it right ... if the reports are to be believed, if A-Rod is willing to negotiate (without Boras' assistance or even his presence in the room) a below market deal, the Yankees would take him back. Which only makes sense given how much his offense means to their rapidly aging lineup. The question now is, will A-Rod really agree to take less money - far less money than Boras promised him - to go back to New York? Will he really swallow his pride, and go back and grovel in front of the Steinbrenners to get back in their good graces? I guess there are two things to look for to know whether that may happen: Does he announce that he and Scott Boras have had a parting of the ways, and do the Yankees make a strong move for Mike Lowell or do they sit back to see whether A-Rod follows through? i smell boras lurking somewhere. yanquis wouldnt deal with boras and no team wanted to pay $300 million. yanquis are biggest suckers in baseball. boras will get his cut, and the yankees will be overspending fools again. remember a broken down roger of clemens and his $18 million for a half season?

http://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/apps/p...ATES01/71114022

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they are certainly more sensible than 'ego' cars. i am under the false impression that vehicles are for utility?

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agreed. i thought the younger joe was even better.

carmona was awesome. he saved the indians asses in the regular season, and apparently received no support. http://mlb.mlb.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=433584

anybody heard her chiaroscuro recordings?

costas had a fine nonsports radio interview show, as did howard cosell(speaking of everything). howard conducted the interviews in a very low key, most thoughtful way, without any of the b.s and hype, and he did the show for years. that was the side of howard cosell i like best.

i've never taken these awards at all seriously, and the vote should come after the preseason. i suspect this award is a nightmare for the indians. sabathia's very high market value has increased significantly, which is not good news to the sleep cheap underfunded indians. i would not be surprised to see sabathia in a bosox uniform. They'll go hard to re-sign him, and considering how many filled the roster is with relatively cheap young players, I can't see why they wouldn't be able to come up with the cash to keep their best starter. And I presume you meant that the vote should come after the post-season, not spring training. granted, there's very little time in between. the indians(dolans) dont have the money, and it is a good bet that a 300 pound pitcher is going to break down soon working that number of innings. those baseball contracts are guaranteed.

i've never taken these awards at all seriously, and the vote should come after the preseason. i suspect this award is a nightmare for the indians. sabathia's very high market value has increased significantly, which is not good news to the sleep cheap underfunded indians. i would not be surprised to see sabathia in a bosox uniform.

maybe we should just award all postseason honors to new york or boston in the AL? seriously, though, maybe we should wait to see if the mitchell committee list will be published on january 1, 2008, to make these selections. please note, i am in no way inferring anything about josh or C.C.

http://www.furious.com/Perfect/timberne.html

hadnt thought of that. here's betting we'll being seeing those suckers up here in the midwest.

comments at once hilarious and apt! amen. when the winter is deep, the nights are long, and there is no fresh monk or jean phillipe rameau for the turntable, when one longs to hear the crack of bat on ball accompanied by ancient cherished voices, suddenly fresh, describing the antics of heroes of long ago, this site is a cherished island: http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/baseballs_best/index.jsp

we should remember these guys, before football became wall to wall. dandy, frank, and howie.

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Did he also mis-pronounce his name way back then? i remember vitale at u of detroit. his teams lost like 20+ games in a row. he had a big obnoxious mouth then, too. Your memory may be playing tricks. Vitale actually was quite successful at U of Detroit. It's one of the reasons he was later hired to coach the Pistons where he failed and gave up coaching to become the Vitale we all know. From Wikipedia: myapologies, and thanks. it was with the pistonis that he fared very poorly. headline making stuff. http://www.detroitfans.com/historyView.asp...DETP&y=1980

jack wilson was also pianist in many of those gerald wilson 60's big band pacific jazz recordings, most notably 'portraits.'