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Yardbarker · May 12, 2015

Barry Bonds Working on Collusion Lawsuit Against MLB Teams

Barry Bonds is MLB’s all-time home run king. He’s one of the greatest hitters in the history of the game.

He was also forced out of the game following the 2007 season. While some will have us believe this was due to a regression from top dog to over-the-hill veteran, Bonds himself is not buying that.

According to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, Bonds is currently in the midst of filing a collusion lawsuit against MLB teams for keeping him out of the game and forcing him to miss a payday in 2008.

Per Heyman:

Bonds has long contended that a collusion of MLB owners effectively ended his career following the ’07 season, when he set the career home run record.

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