The billboard near AT&T Park in San Francisco that read "Trade Barry" was actually part of a promotional campaign from Topps.
Meanwhile, the mysterious "syringe" tossed at Bonds in San Diego Monday is still a topic for discussion. Padres officials claim it was a "toy syringe".
Syringes always make good toys for kids. They're up there with dry cleaning bags.
A Padres official did explain, "It appeared to be of the size of something you would use to baste a turkey, and not a syringe per se," Padres chief executive officer Sandy Alderson said.
My rudimentary knowledge of cooking says that it's not a baster, but a syringe-like device that you supposedly use to inject juices into a cooked dish like a chicken, turkey, or roast.
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