Barry Bonds. Is there a bigger name in all of sports at the moment? No chance. And now Bonds rolls into Shea tonight for a three-game series against the Mets, who are coming off a 4-2 road trip and now lead the Braves by four games in the NL East. Newsday has Bonds well covered today in stories by myself, Ken Davidoff and Shawn Powell, but I'm curious what the response will be this evening. As long as the Mets win, do fans want to be part of history and witness a Bonds' homer? Or would you prefer three strikeouts? Just curious.
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Comments (3)
I hope Bonds strikes out twice, then gets hit by a pitch in the 6th and leaves the game for a pinch runner with the Giants down 7-1.
The only part of "Bonds History" I want to see is his last game. A couple strikeouts followed by a knee injury running out to LF.
I'd like to see someone go upside his head ala Steroids poster boy Clemens. He is too damn slow to get to the mound, his massive protection gear is an affront to the game. And an excuse to aim high.