Barry Bonds News
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A National Baseball Hall of Fame- funded survey found 66 percent of Americans believe that hearing about steroid use by professional athletes encourages adolescents to take performance-enhancing drugs.
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Lawyers for Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, who was rejected for the sport’s Hall of Fame last month, asked a federal appeals court to overturn his 2011 conviction for obstructing a U.S. probe of steroid use.
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Zain Fancy, who joined Och-Ziff Capital Management Group LLC from Morgan Stanley in 2008, sued two units of the New York-based hedge fund manager in Singapore, claiming they withheld $7.9 million in pay and stock that he was owed.
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Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, was trying to keep a “powerful secret” when he denied to a federal grand jury in 2003 that he was taking steroids, a prosecutor said.
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Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig sued a now-shuttered Florida clinic for allegedly helping players get banned performance-enhancing drugs and damaging the sport’s reputation.
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Barry Bonds ’s perjury trial, to be heard by an eight-woman, four-man jury that includes a data center engineer at Amazon.com Inc. , two nurses and a business college student, is scheduled for opening statements today.
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Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction for making evasive statements to a grand jury in 2003, saying “unauthorized rambling is not a federal crime.”
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Barry Bonds , Major League Baseball’s home-run record holder, asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction for making evasive statements to a grand jury in 2003, saying “unauthorized rambling is not a federal crime.”
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Baseball player Barry Bonds ’s former teammate and ex-girlfriend may testify at his March perjury trial that the slugger said he used performance-enhancing drugs, U.S. prosecutors said in a court filing.
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Jurors shouldn’t believe Barry Bonds ’s claim that he never knowingly took steroids because he failed a drug test, a prosecutor said at the start of his trial. Defense lawyers said Bonds didn’t know what he was taking.
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