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So, Barry is in Los Angeles tonight and for the next three games.

Personally, I don't think it needed to come to this.  Barry could have broken the record at home if only he didn't decide to "rest his legs" the week before in Milwaukee and on the home stand.  He stalled on the previous road trip to set it up for himself at home.  Then when he was home last week, only 2 away from the record, he took a couple games off as well, leaving himself only 3 games over the weekend to hit 3 homers.  Well, he only hit one (on Friday) and was shut out Saturday and Sunday.

 The point of the story is, you never know when you'll hit them and you can't just assume that you'll be able to jack one at will, even if you're Barry Bonds.

 Now he's on the road for the next week and he either has to...

a) break the record on the road and get booed

b) sit on the bench to make sure he doesn't break the record on the road

c) play but try not to hit homers

It's all a bad scenario.  Personally I think he will play 4 out of 6 games this week and "conveniently" hit one homer to tie Hank, so that he can break the record next week when he's back at home.  What do you think?

 

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RuchelleQ read my blog view my photos
Jul 31, 2007 | 1:52 PM

He wants to tie the record here i was watching good day l.a and at a press confrence Barry said he loves dodger stadium because that is where he get the loudest booos, he said bring it on. I hope he doesnt but i know he will hit at least one home run just to shut all us dodger fans up and rub it in our face like he did the last time with his little dance.

chicos_wifey
Jul 31, 2007 | 2:31 PM

I hope he breakes it on thursday cause thats when I will be there~ I have pavillion seats and hope I catch the tie breaker ball... thats just wishfull thinking I think he will play it out until he gets back home then break the record

craftyguy read my blog
Jul 31, 2007 | 11:47 PM

i for one hope he never hits it people are packing the stadiums of losing clubs..ESPN is showing every giant game like their in a pennant race ..i for one cant stand bonds but what hes doing for baseball is great..even if its in a negative way..we are talking baseball ..the American past time is alive and well at least till beckham score a goal ..even then soccer who cares...?

ddain read my blog view my photos
Aug 1, 2007 | 8:57 AM

I don't doubt that he'll try to break the record at home, so he could absorb all of the love that he'll get there. Of all the records that have ever been broken in any sport, has one ever been treated the way this one has?

I think if he hits one either in LA or San Diego this weekend, he aims to break the record during his next homestand. He'd much rather be cheered than booed, regardless of what he has said in the past.

jpapagan read my blog view my photos
Aug 1, 2007 | 12:19 PM

True that - when's the last "BIG" record that you can remember someone breaking on the road?

DfDeportation read my blog view my photos
Aug 2, 2007 | 10:22 AM

You forgot this one:

d) wait for the juice to kick in.

scooch read my blog view my photos
Aug 23, 2007 | 3:14 PM

Let's talk football! That will work or drag racing what is the deal. I am only person who blogs and watches Drag Racing?

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