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SAN FRANCISCO -- It didn’t matter if it said "PacBell," "SBC," or "AT&T" on the outside; to many San Francisco Giants fans, the ballpark on the city’s waterfront was always known as "The House That Barry Built."

But now, less than a year removed from Barry Bonds’ setting of the all-time, home-run record, the average fan will have a hard time finding evidence that the slugger ever played there. His name, his image, as well as any mention of his feat, have been scrubbed from AT&T Park.

Bonds' Name, Record Nowhere To Be Found At AT&T Park - News Story - KNTV | San Francisco[

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simpleman424

And still no sign of Bonds anywhere...getting a little surprising actually...

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If a woman has to choose between catching a fly ball and saving an infant's life, she will choose to save the infant's life without even considering if there are men on base. ~Dave Barry

When you play this game 20 years, go to bat 10,000 times, and get 3,000 hits, you know what that means? You've gone 0 for 7,000. ~Peter Edward Rose

I'm no different from anybody else with two arms, two legs, and 4200 hits. ~Peter Edward Rose