Bonds Seeks To Exclude Girlfriend's Voice Mails
Barry Bonds' lawyers in his perjury trial are objecting to the introduction of voice mails the former baseball star left with his girlfriend.
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Barry Bonds' lawyers in his perjury trial are objecting to the introduction of voice mails the former baseball star left with his girlfriend.
Several media companies are arguing for opening the jury selection process at the start of the Barry Bonds perjury trial.
Longtime San Francisco Giants clubhouse manager Mike Murphy will testify about Barry Bonds' hat size, a Nike employee will discuss the slugger's feet and prosecutors will show the jury photographs of Bonds' growing physique during his career.
A federal judge is allowing the testimony of former baseball players and their drug-dealing relationship with Barry Bonds' former personal trainer during the slugger's perjury trial.
Jurors chosen for baseball slugger Barry Bonds' perjury trial in San Francisco next week might have to leave their cell phones and laptops turned off for weeks.
Barry Bonds again pleaded not guilty to perjury charges and his former personal trainer is likely facing prison again.
The federal judge in the perjury trial of home-run champion Barry Bonds will hear arguments in San Francisco Tuesday on a final flurry of motions in which each side is seeking to predict and forestall the other's trial strategy.
Federal prosecutors are fighting to show the jury in Barry Bonds' perjury trial a trove of evidence alleging the slugger mistreated his wife, girlfriends and other people around him.
With less than five weeks to go before the federal perjury trial of home run champion Barry Bonds in San Francisco, the judge presiding over the case asked both sides Friday whether they would consider a plea bargain.
A federal judge in the perjury case against Barry Bonds has decided to allow an audio recording in which, prosecutors say, the baseball star's personal trainer discussed his steroids use.
Barry Bonds' attorneys are seeking to keep details about the slugger's temper from the jury.
Barry Bonds will have to be arraigned and enter a plea next month for the third time since he was initially charged in 2007 with lying to a federal grand jury about his steroid use.
A federal judge in San Francisco deferred ruling Friday on whether the jury in next month's perjury trial of former baseball star Barry Bonds can hear a secret recording of an alleged conversation between his trainer and former business manager.
In a court filing Thursday, prosecutors filed their third revised indictment against Barry Bonds, who is scheduled to stand trial March 21.
A federal judge has ruled that some of Barry Bonds former teammates, along with other retired Major League Baseball players, will have to testify at the slugger's upcoming perjury trial.
Hall of Fame voters seem intent to prevent the cloud of the "Steroids Era" from covering Cooperstown. That doesn't bode well for former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds, whose name will be on the ballot in two years.
Lawyers for Barry Bonds want to bar slugger Jason Giambi and other former pro athletes from testifying at his perjury trial scheduled to begin March 21.
The lead attorney defending Barry Bonds in the slugger's long-delayed perjury trial now has the backing of one of the largest law firms in the world.
Former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds was cited for a traffic infraction in West Hollywood on Monday night in the hours after the Giants' World Series win over the Texas Rangers.
Mike Fontenot spent more than three years with perhaps baseball's most cursed team, those lovable losers known as the Chicago Cubs.
The statue out front says Willie. The cove past right field belongs to McCovey.
Barry Bonds broke Mark McGwire's single-season home run record. Now he wants to follow Big Mac into the coaching profession some day.
The former San Francisco slugger - looking fit and trim while wearing his old No. 25 jersey - was introduced before Tuesday's Game 3 against Philadelphia.
Federal prosecutors are gearing for the start of Barry Bonds perjury trial in March, submitting an outline of their legal strategy and a list of witnesses that includes former baseball players they intend to call.
