Bonds' agent: 'I am not talking to any club'
by FOXSports.com
Bonds' agent, Jeff Borris, told USA Today that at this point, no MLB team has interest in adding the home run king to its roster.
"I am not talking to any club about Barry Bonds because they all made it very clear to me they are not interested in him. Every club," Borris told USA Today.
The D-backs were the latest to discuss the possibility of signing Bonds, but USA Today says club President Derrick Hall and general manager Josh Byrnes have decided against the idea.
When asked earlier this week, Byrnes admitted he was thinking about adding Bonds to the Diamondbacks' organization.
"He and maybe a couple of others are sort of sitting out there," Byrnes said.
Borris said Bonds continues to work out and would only need 10 days of taking live pitches to be ready to play if a team is willing to sign him.
"I can't believe he doesn't have a job," Borris said, according to USA Today. "No one has offered even the minimum salary. He made the All-Star team last year, and there's no reason to believe he wouldn't have a repeat performance in 2008, except for the conspiracy against him."
Bonds has an all-time record 762 home runs in a career that has spanned 22 seasons.
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