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Sosa Press Conference

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I heard most of it on XM and at least Sammy wasn't the arrogant SOB Bonds was but most of the conference was about the Cubs and not roids.

I heard most of it on XM and at least Sammy wasn't the arrogant SOB Bonds was but most of the conference was about the Cubs and not roids.

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Sosa did not get attacked.

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I heard most of it on XM and at least Sammy wasn't the arrogant SOB Bonds was but most of the conference was about the Cubs and not roids.

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Sosa did not get attacked.

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Bonds wasn't attacked either. They asked both guys questions about steroids and Bonds decided to blame everyone else for it while Sosa kept his cool.

I heard most of it on XM and at least Sammy wasn't the arrogant SOB Bonds was but most of the conference was about the Cubs and not roids.

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Sosa did not get attacked.

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not sure if you see the Bonds clip over MLB.com, but he started greeting some of the reporters by calling them liars. "hi so so, are you still lying?. . . ."

 

IMHO, not the best way to set the tone for a press conference. someone should teach Barry some people skills.

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