Pirates Not Interested in Barry Bonds
Barry Bonds wants to return to baseball this year, and his agent will talk to every major league team to see if anyone has a roster spot for him.
As for a return to Pittsburgh, where Bonds started his career, Pirates GM Neal Huntington said no.
"All things considered, the Pittsburgh Pirates would pass on a player even the caliber of Barry Bonds at this time. We're looking forward to building around our young players. We've got a good core that we feel good about, going forward,'' Huntington said.
Yes, better tell the all-time home run king that spot in left needs to be clear for Nyjer Morgan.
I kid, I kid. Bonds is incredibly old, he's already missed a year, his life is such a soap opera it's impossible to keep track of it, he'd bring a constant storm of terrible publicity and, while I'm not a big believer in clubhouse chemistry, I don't want Bonds around the Pirates' young players.
I wonder if the Wild Things' offer is still on the table. It's too bad Bonds doesn't have Rickey Henderson's attitude, or he'd probably be playing there.
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Speaking of minor league offers
Did anyone see the offer made by the Toledo Mud Hens to Manny Ramirez just last week?
It includes 24 complimentary “Muddy Dogs” (a hot dog with chili, cheese and onions) per homestand.
http://www.mudhens.com/view_news.asp?id=850
So what’s Ned Colletti going to do now? Let the bidding war begin.

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