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BONDS VERDICT EXERCISE IN ABSURDITY

April 15, 2011

MIAMI — The jury reached an absurd verdict Wednesday in the absurd trial of baseball’s absurd home run king, Barry Bonds. The trial of Bonds, which included testimony about his expanding head, shrinking testicles and record-breaking slugging statistics, could not have ended any other way. The real surprise would have been a logical conclusion to the case of a man who said he thought the muscle ...



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