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September 3, 2003
A Son's Gift To His Father We All Can Share

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Washington Post:

Watch Barry Bonds. Watch him every day. He is grieving for his father, his teacher, his hero, who died last week at 57. But he is also bearing witness to that father, who was misunderstood, some say blackballed from team to team -- playing for eight clubs in eight years when Bonds was a teenager.

Barry has long felt Bobby's pain, fed off it, used it as fuel, passing on vindication from one generation to the next. But now, after 18 months of watching his dad suffer from cancer, the son's pain is off the charts. Something, somebody, must pay. Barry knows what Bobby would want as a monument -- the same thing he always asked for: Greatness.

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