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Next year's Hall of Fame voting will create tough choices for writers voting on PED-implicated players, but could also create tough calls for already elected Hall of Famers.

Former home run king Hank Aaron said Saturday that he's willing to accept steroid users into the club, but with asterisks.

The past is the past. Manny Ramirez is back with the Dodgers and ready to play hard and have some fun.

Barry Bonds' agent, frustrated by the baseballwide lack of interest in his client, said Monday that he has all but given up hope of finding a job for the home run king in 2008.

As the post-Barry Bonds era begins, Aaron Rowand and the Giants are concentrating on coming together as a team.

Who'll sign A-Rod? What about Barry Bonds? We surveyed 15 GMs, assistants and other assorted personnel.

After 15 seasons and 586 home runs, it's finally over. Barry Bonds wanted the Giants, but they didn't want him.

Home run records and milestones aside, this season has been relatively fireworks-free when it comes to the long ball.

Barry Bonds and steroids have become the hot-button topic in Cooperstown, where most Hall of Famers are taking an innocent-until-proved-guilty approach on the Giants' slugger.

The members of the Giants' broadcasting crew discuss what they might say when Barry Bonds makes history once again.

Bud Selig still hasn't made out his lineup card for Barry Bonds.

Barry Bonds and Ken Griffey Jr., two of the best players of their generation, will be starting in the same outfield in an All-Star Game for the first -- and perhaps last -- time Tuesday night.

He didn't dress like Paula Abdul this time, but Barry Bonds' first swing of the spring showed he's ready for a run at Hank Aaron.

If he so chooses, Alex Rodriguez will contractually have the opportunity to leave the Yankees after the 2007 season.

The prospect of Barry Bonds leaving the San Francisco Giants for another team is growing less unthinkable by the day, his agent says.

Barry Bonds hit career home run No. 713 Sunday -- an incredible blast that he's very much come to be known by, writes Jerry Crasnick.