Or, at least, there isn't enough evidence to prove it.
Barry Bonds lose his grievance against Major League Baseball this week, according to Jon Heyman, with an arbitrator ruling that there wasn't enough evidence to prove Bonds's claim of collusion.
Bonds's argument went like this: "I literally had a .480 on-base percentage and was willing to play for the league-minimum salary."
MLB's argument was this: "No one wanted to touch him because of the steroids and the jerkishness. Everyone arrived at this decision independently."
To which Bonds responded, "I literally had a .