The U.S. attorney's office filed 14 counts of perjury and one count of obstruction against Barry Bonds on Tuesday, sources told ESPN's T.J. Quinn.

The counts were filed in what's known as a superseding indictment that added 10 more counts to the four baseball's all-time home run king was charged with in November.

In March, the perjury case against Bonds was put on hold for three months, with prosecutors telling a federal judge they plan to obtain a new indictment against him.


ESPN - Superseding indictment breaks up perjury counts against Bonds - MLB

http://assets.espn.go.com/media/pdf/...indictment.pdf

If Hillary is toast, Bonds is burnt and crispy. Perjury is guaranteed jail time.

I thought I heard Steve Phillips (ESPN announcer) say last night that there have been a thousand fewer home runs in the past two years. Anyone else hear this or know if it's true?