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In January, baseball home run king Barry Bonds fell short of making MLB’s Hall of Fame in his eighth year of eligibility, giving one of the sport’s greatest players just two more years to make it to Cooperstown. And his odd place in the sport he once dominated appears to be wearing on him.
In an interview with the Athletic published Sunday, Bonds said MLB has given him a “death sentence” since he retired in 2007, saying the sport has used his off-field issues and allegations of steroid use against him.
“My heart, it’s broken,” Bonds said. “Really broken.”
IMO Bonds was a damn near a HOF player if not already one for the years was with the Pittsburgh Pirates and definitely was a HOF player before the steroids.
In an interview with the Athletic published Sunday, Bonds said MLB has given him a “death sentence” since he retired in 2007, saying the sport has used his off-field issues and allegations of steroid use against him.
“My heart, it’s broken,” Bonds said. “Really broken.”
IMO Bonds was a damn near a HOF player if not already one for the years was with the Pittsburgh Pirates and definitely was a HOF player before the steroids.