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No matter his legal fate this week, whether he leaves the courtroom a free man or a convict, the destination of Barry Bonds is known. He'll spend the rest of his days a prisoner on baseball's Island of Invisible Legends.
Pete Rose, a longtime resident, will be waiting for him. A ticket is reserved for Roger Clemens, soon facing his own trial. And Manny Ramirez, facing a suspension, recently booked a one-way trip. It's getting crowded on the island, where baseball puts its pariahs, which leaves the sport in a prickly predicament.
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