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Historic Bonds ball to be auctioned off
The Canadian Press
3/13/2008 1:39:36 PM

DENVER - After snaring the baseball Barry Bonds hit for career homer No. 762, Jameson Sutton stored it in the safest place he could think of - deep inside his closet.

"I didn't tell anyone," he said.

The 24-year-old from Boulder, Colo., quickly moved the baseball into a safety deposit box after the season was finished, realizing its potential worth. And with Bonds still looking for a place to play this season, Sutton decided to come forward with the ball.

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Don't think I would even bid on this, too tainted for me. If he had of hit them without the aid of a substance, that would be a different story.

What about you guys?

[Domenic]

Well, I know for a fact that I couldn't afford it... so I don't really consider it.

Though, I basically agree with you - I really don't support the 'history' of Bonds' chase of the record and would rather not be a part of that.

[PudgeFan4ever]

Even if I could afford it, I would not get it. He did not hit every one of them without performance enhancing drugs, and I do not want to get a ball when he did not hit each home run honestly.