Their god gets ejected; Fans go apeshit and throw objects onto the field

[Moose]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=933SjnMDUHc

 

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[SuperManny]

Barry was right though it wasn't a strike.

[riverside sluggers]

Giants fans are pathetic to care so much about this jerk

 

EDIT: Also when a player/manager is tossed from the game, arent they supposed to go exit the dugout?

[SuperManny]

Giants fans are pathetic to care so much about this jerk

 

Yankee fans love Giambi and Sheff.

[See Red]

Definetely wasn't a strike, though. Whatever! Go Rockies! Go Yorvit Torrealba with the HR that busted the game open!

[Moose]

Definetely wasn't a strike, though. Whatever! Go Rockies! Go Yorvit Torrealba with the HR that busted the game open!

 

 

YES! Nothing better than a former Giant sucker-punching the Giants!

[riverside sluggers]

Yankee fans love Giambi and Sheff.

 

Barry Bonds is on a much higher level than those 2. At least Giambi out right admitted to it that he's been juicing

 

Yankee fans might love Giambi & Sheff, but I havent seem them pull a fit like this if one of them was tossed out of the game at Yankee Stadium.

[a700hitter]

Barry Bonds is on a much higher level than those 2. At least Giambi out right admitted to it that he's been juicing

 

Yankee fans might love Giambi & Sheff, but I havent seem them pull a fit like this if one of them was tossed out of the game at Yankee Stadium.

Giambi is an easy going guy, Sheffield has thrown his share of fits. He's a pretty big ******* too. He more or less threatened that if the Yankess traded him to the Mets that the Mets would regret it. Earlier in his career he admitted to deliberately making errors so Milwaukee would trade him. He's right there with Bonds as a big jerk.

[riverside sluggers]

Well theres also the fact that he knowingly cheated to achieve the single season record for HRs and now is trying to top Hank Aaron for most ever

 

Its just like OJ, everyone knows he did it but he is able to slip through the cracks somehow

[RoyNHSox]

It was a borderline bad call from the ump and Bonds had every right to argue and suffer the consequences.

Giants fans are pathetic to care so much about this jerk

 

EDIT: Also when a player/manager is tossed from the game, arent they supposed to go exit the dugout?

 

That’s what struck me as odd that he sat in the dugout for all that time after the ejection. The Giants fans' reaction was expected and their behavior was deplorable. Were they expecting that Bonds gets treated with a different set of rules when it comes to called strikes?

[schillingouttheks]

Haha...San Francisco.

 

Haha.

[noonanberg]

I actually thought it was a strike..

[Goalstopper]

these fans are probably the most dispicable baseball fans ever:rolleyes: and what guts for throwing bonds out when clearly he was on a roid-rage.

[a700hitter]

Well theres also the fact that he knowingly cheated to achieve the single season record for HRs and now is trying to top Hank Aaron for most ever

 

Its just like OJ, everyone knows he did it but he is able to slip through the cracks somehow

When the Balco story started breaking, I felt that Bonds, Giambi and the other known roiders should have had their records stricken from the books. After the Congressional hearings, it was clear to me that MGwire should be added to that list. Then Palmiero got caught after falsely testifying, so I thought he should have his records stricken. It was also pretty clear to me that Sosa was a cheater although he had his attorney do the lying for him, and the lie was constructed in a very clever manner, so that a perjury charge would be very difficult to pursue. BTW once Slammin Sammy gave up steroids he tried caulking a bat and he lied about that too. I though all of their records should be stricken, but then when Grimsley got caught and gave up a bunch of names, I started to realize that the steroid use was widespread, not limited to Bonds, MGwire and Sammy. Pitchers were using it. Role players were using it. The owners, trainers, managers and sportswriters all knew that it was going on. It was the culture of the game. Writers that have been covering the game for decades estimate that one-third of the players were juicing at one time or another. The playing field was way more level than I had ever suspected. Bonds, MGWire and Sosa might have been juicing, but they were batting against pitchers that were juicing and lots of other batters were juicing. It was the culture of the game at that time. If steroid use was so available and widespread, where was the unfair advantage to Bonds. Yes it allowed him to get bigger and stronger, but everyone was getting bigger and stronger. You had middle infielders with 20 inch necks. Rocket Clemens transformed his body into this chiseled muscular physique and revived his career, but while he was with Boston he had fat roles around the middle. Who knows if he didn't use some help along the way. The bottom line is that steroid use was pervasive, and it is unfair for Bonds or other players to be singled out even if there is proof. If they is punished, other users will escape punishment and be rewarded. We also can't go down the road of punishing suspected users without proof, because that would run the risk of condemning innocent players, and that would not be acceptable. In my mind, I have come to conclude that the playing field was relatively level, because the open use of steroids were at least tacitly approved by the baseball hierarchy. Bonds' records should stand and there should be no question that he, MGwire, and Palmiero should go to the Hall of Fame.

[MC Hammer]

Yankee fans love Giambi and Sheff.

Only if they produce. Remember they were all over Giambi until he started hitting. Most Yankee fans wanted to get rid of him at all costs before he uh ..................... got hot.

[Mr Crunchy]

with or without roids bonds is the best ball player ive seen in my lifetime