Selig: Don't come

There's no reason that Bud Selig should be in attendance when Barry Bonds breaks the most hallowed record in all of sports.

The moment it happens cameras will immediately spot him and begin to zoom. That will begin a series of boos that will make Selig think it's the forgettable 2002 All-Star game that ended in a 7-7 tie.

Just because steroids have been placed on the back burner, doesn't mean the issue has quelled. Bonds will most certainly break the record, but he'll do it with the most question marks in history.

Selig has called off the investigative dogs that have tried to nab Bonds. However, after the slugger claimed he "unknowingly" applied the cream and clear, proving anything against him has been nearly impossible. What makes it even more difficult is that Bonds' former trainer, Greg Anderson is remaining tight-lipped about the whole thing while he counts his days in a Bay Area jail cell.

Just being there offers the theory that it's OK to alter boost one's body for the sake of a record. And Selig has better values than that.

Selig will watch the historic homer.

However, he'd be better off like the rest of America and watch the truth go over the fence while sitting in his living room La-Z-Boy.