Elizabeth Bonds, wife of all-time HR king (and suspected steroids user) Barry Bonds, late of the San Francisco Giants, has filed for separation in Los Angeles County. Yes, in terms of the couple's 11 1/2 marriage, she may soon be "outta there."

Last year we all learned what we long knew anyway: Bary Bonds used steroids. His home run record was a cheat and a lie. Well now the former Giants slugger is striking out in another game. Mr. Bonds, it appears, is headed for divorce.

As more superstar players who have used steroids emerge (Alex Rodriguez and Miguel Tejada this week alone), baseball commissioner Bud Selig is apparently mulling "giving" Hammerin' Hank Aaron back the all-time HR record.

Alex Rodriguez, the latest baseball superstar to be "outed" for using steroids, made a surprise appearance on The Late Show Tuesday night, showing how the formerly top-secret "The Cream" is applied.

Has another superstar athlete just created a situation that's bound to make it difficult for him to reach the Baseball Hall of Fame? Move over Barry Bonds; it's Alex Rodriguez.

Bobby Estalella, a former teammate of all-time home run king Barry Bonds, is set to testify against him regarding steroid use.

HP and Major League Baseball Productions today announced that complete game footage of Barry Bonds’ record-breaking home run will be sold immediately on DVD via HP's DVD manufactured-on-demand services.

In Major League Baseball, San Francisco's Barry Bonds hit career home run number 757 in the Giants' 5-0 win over the Washington Nationals. The two-run homer came one night after Bonds' broke Hank Aaron's 33-year-old record with his 756th career homer.

Like him or not, legitimate or not, Barry Bonds is baseball's new home run king. Bonds hit career homer No. 756 on Tuesday, breaking the record held for 33 years by Hank Aaron.