[JZelle]

It's a shame Bonds is going to brake the record. The Giants already have big plans for when he does.

[Billthedrill]

Romanowski a doper? Who knew?

(Extreme sarcasm alert...)

[Uncle Hal]

I remember he came out to CA. and trained with Bonds for a couple of years in the off season. Just report should surprise nobody.

[Hildy]

This whole decade is going to have to be erased from the record books.

[TBP]

So how come he has never failed a drug test?

I actually believe Sheffield's story. I don't really believe most of the other players.

These guys have a "look at me" complex and they clearly hav ean animus against Bonds. They know sensational charges sell books.

[JmyBryan]

Steroid use by big league ball players is about as important to me as dust mites.

So glad we got congress involved ...

[WalterSkinner]

..The Babe, Aaron, Mays, Williams, DiMaggio, Mantle--these were the really great ones...

[george wythe]

see also

Bonds lawyer sues over new book on BALCO scandal

Bonds has repeatedly denied using steroids or any other illegal drugs. But his suit, as described by his lawyers, does not challenge the contents of the book, only the way the information was gathered.

The book and previous newspaper articles by the same reporters were based partly on transcripts of confidential testimony by Bonds and others before a federal grand jury investigating BALCO. The investigation led to the indictments and guilty pleas of four people, including the lab's owner, Victor Conte, and Bonds' trainer, Greg Anderson. No athletes were indicted.

Federal law prohibits only the leaking of a grand jury transcript and not its publication by an outsider.