The
Home Run Steroid King has been indicted by the feds in California, four perjury counts and one obstruction of justice, for lying in testimony to a federal grand jury in 2003. I can't decide. Is this a sad day for baseball, or a day of joy? I suppose it's both. Sad that baseball let itself get to this position by ignoring the rash of Mr.-Potato-Head home run hitters in the 1990s, and joy that the most brazen of the lot will be taken down. It's a little like Al Capone being jailed over back taxes, though; we really wish Barry could be charged with being a junkie, but we'll take the lying indictments.
And any excuse to post this picture:
"Ruth did it on hot dogs and Beer. Aaron did it with class. How did YOU do it?"The Smoking Gun: Barry Bonds Indicted (the indictment itself)
San Francisco Chronicle: Barry Bonds indicted on 4 perjury counts, obstruction of justiceThe Sporting News: Bonds indictment: How others see it
Excepts from commentary from news organizations across the web
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