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Barry Bonds 73rd HR ball sells for $517,500. what do u think?
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http://espn.go.com/sportsbusiness/ne...5/1572871.html
do u think it was worth all the drama that those 2 guys went through? after splitting the proceeds & paying off lawyer fees they wont have much. guess they figure they could get 1-3 million like Big Mac's HR ball. plus, the economy had a part w/ the low price.
would u done the same as them if u was in one of their shoes?
i think i would of done the same but in a different way. i wouldnt of attacked the other person in the media like how Alex Popov did to Patrick Hayashi.
then again, i honestly dont know cus w/ my luck i will never experience something like this.
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i would have given it to barry for a signed bat or something and a picture of him on his hands and knees begging me for the ball...just kidding.
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Barry Bonds homerun search didn't have the draw of the McGwire/Sosa one. The record had stood for alot longer and many of the people that watched hadn't watched the last homerun race. (as it happened 20+ years beforehand.)
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I thought MLB baseballs cost $9? They got ripped.
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Modern baseball seems to have become a parody of its past glory. The same with Disneyland.
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I think I understand why americans fight over a ball when it hits the benches. it's not all sports-enthusiasm after all
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I watched that on Sportscenter last night. I wanted my 15 minutes back. ugh. You can definitely tell that summer is the downtime of the sports season.
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Anybody who'd pay that much for a baseball is a ****ing moron.
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Originally posted by RMXO:
[ think i would of done the same but in a different way. i wouldnt of attacked the other person in the media like how Alex Popov did to Patrick Hayashi.
wasn't popov the one that got ****ed in this whole deal? didn't he catch the ball and then hayashi raped him and claimed joint ownership of the ball? or maybe the names are switched.
I remember seeing one person clearly catch it and then getting jumped by everyone around him, he definitely had possesion of the ball...
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500K? Those guys were lowballed. Barry's ego is much larger than that.
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The guy who created Spawn has that kind of money to spend on freakin' baseballs?!?!?!?!?!
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What do I think? I think I'm in the wrong f**king line of work.
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