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Will The Barry Bonds Conviction Stand?

The Barry Bonds trial may have had a strange ending, but his lawyers still face a tough fight in clearing the slugger’s name.

WFAN–2011/04/16

Former Major League Baseball player Barry Bonds waves as he leaves federal court on April 13, 2011 in San Francisco, California. After three and a half days of deliberation, a jury found Barry Bonds guilty on one count of obstruction of justice and was a hung jury on three counts of perjury for lying to a grand jury about his use of performance enhancing drugs. (credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Kallas Remarks: The Unusual Barry Bonds Verdict

In an unusual verdict coming out of a federal courtroom on Wednesday, Barry Bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice but a mistrial was declared on all three perjury counts against him.

WFAN–2011/04/14

Former Major League Baseball player Barry Bonds waves as he leaves federal court at the end of the day on April 7, 2011 in San Francisco, California. Closing arguments have wrapped up in Bonds' perjury trial as the jury prepares to deliberate. (credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Kallas Remarks: Barry Bonds Case Goes To The Jury

The jury in the Barry Bonds trial will now decide his fate after both sides made their closing arguments in a federal courtroom in San Francisco, California.

WFAN–2011/04/08

Kallas Remarks: The Latest On The Barry Bonds Trial

Week three (and, probably, the final week) of the Barry Bonds trial starts today in federal district court in San Francisco. Here’s what to expect…

WFAN–2011/04/04

Jason Giambi, Greg Anderson (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

Ex-Yankee Jason Giambi: Barry Bonds’ Trainer Supplied Steroids

Former Yankees first baseman Jason Giambi and his brother testified that Barry Bonds’ personal trainer supplied them with performance-enhancing drugs. The two on Tuesday were the first athletes called to testify at the Bonds perjury trial.

WFAN–2011/03/30

Former Major League Baseball player Barry Bonds arrives for the first day of his perjury trial on March 21, 2011 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Keidel: Barry’s Bond

It’s a bad time for bad boys. Roger Clemens may have misremembered his way into an orange jumpsuit. Lawrence Taylor is, well, Lawrence Taylor. And perhaps the pack leader of these dirty dogs, Barry Bonds, is on trial for perjury.

WFAN–2011/03/25

Bonds Trial For 2003 Testimony Starts Monday

Starting Monday, a jury will be selected in the very same court house where Barry Bonds testified all those years ago to determine whether he broke the law with four short answers totaling nine words: “Not that I know of,” “No, no,” “No,” and “Right.”

WFAN–2011/03/19

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