The People have decided. The ball that slugger Barry Bonds Hit to break the all time Home Run record, which was previously held by Hank Aaron, will be heading to the Baseball Hall of Fame. But wait, what about the whole steroid issue surrounding Bond? The ball will be permanently branded “to remind the world of the doping scandal surrounding the record breaker.” Who will send it to the Hall of Fame, and how? This is how the Saga began.

• Barry Bonds slugs No. 756 to pass Aaron as home run king.
• Matt Murphy, a 21-year-old student and construction supervisor from New York, emerged from a scuffle with the record-breaking ball
• Fashion Mogul Marc Ecko, fronted $752,467.00 on Saturday to buy Bonds’ controversial ball at a Sotheby’s auction.
  
• Barry Bond Doesn’t like Marc Ecko’s Pitch.
• Marc Ecko decides to let the fans determine the ball’s fate. 
• Watch the Video
• The Results include a Video from Marc Ecko. Video.

 This article reminds me of the ‘Still Free Project.’ When Marc Ecko ‘Tagged the Air Force One.’ The video of the actual tagging spread  online like a wild fire. If you don’t  know about ‘Still Free’ click here>>>