Selig Still Quiet On Whether He Will See Bonds Break Record

As Barry Bonds closes in on Hank Aaron’s career home run record, many are still wondering how baseball will celebrate the feat, and whether Bud Selig will be there to witness it. Well, so far, Selig isn’t saying, hinting that he’ll wait for as much information as possible from George Mitchell’s investigation into steroid use in the sport. Also, while some believe Selig doesn't want to hear the truth about steroids, he responds, “If I was worried, why would I launch the Mitchell investigation?”

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