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While Barry Bonds may be detestable, the government’s legal case against him has turned from a prosecution into a venomous persecution.

Barry Bonds attended celebration thrown by the Giants Saturday honoring the team’s finest outfielders as part of the team’s 50th anniversary in San Francisco.

It has been almost a year since the journeyman pitcher Mike Bacsik gave up Barry Bond’s 756th home run.

In the midst of another Red-Sox Yankees blood feud, the electrifying story line in sports is the possibility that Barry Bonds may become a Yankee and Brett Favre a Jet.

Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman would not say unequivocally that the Yankees will not pursue Bonds, the career home run leader who is dogged by legal issues.

Though both Barry Bonds and Jason Giambi have been similarly tainted by performance-enhancing drug scandals, the consequences have been vastly different.

Marc Ecko, the owner of Barry Bonds’s record-setting 756th home run ball, has donated the artifact to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Prosecutors pursuing the case against Barry Bonds have increased pressure on the slugger’s former personal trainer Greg Anderson by making his wife a new focus of their investigation.

Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th home run on Monday night, becoming the sixth player to reach that milestone.

Barry Bonds was re-indicted Tuesday by the federal authorities in an effort to fix the original indictment in his perjury case.