Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball’s disputed home run king, is expected to ride in El Tour de Tucson on Saturday.
Founder Richard DeBernardis said Bonds, who broke baseball’s single-season (73) and career (762) home run records amid accusations of steroid abuse, has registered for the ride.
The former Pittsburgh Pirates and San Francisco Giants outfielder — who retired after the 2007 season — will attend with Olympic cyclist Mari Holden, a friend, DeBernardis said.
“It’ll be really nice to have him here,” DeBernardis said.
While you’re looking out for Bonds, find three other things to watch at this year’s El Tour in Tuesday's Arizona Daily Star.
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