Should we be proud of Barry Bonds' 756 homeruns?

If you caught Barry Bonds' record-breaking 756th home run, would you keep it or would you throw it away?

Some people are saying that if they catch Bonds' 756th home run ball, they'd throw it back. They think that by throwing the 756 Bonds ball back, it'll be in protest to everything MLB Baseball allowed Barry Bonds to do. Some people even think that by throwing it back, it'll be for the honor of Hank Aaron.

Do these guys know that this ball could be worth millions and millions of dollars? After all, it will hold the record for most home runs in American baseball.

Throwing the 756th home run baseball back just to see how will the San Francisco Giants star react is just plain ridiculous.

Sure, Bonds could've used steroids to earn him the 756 home runs but a record is STILL a record and a baseball with that piece of baseball history is still precious.

Is throwing Bonds' 756th home run ball the political exclamation point of a sporting century?

Is that one guy who'll throw Barry Bonds' record-breaking home run baseball back stamp indelible pleasure on the very story we obviously just can't get enough of?

The answer to that is a resounding NO.

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