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Baseball is just my job
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"Baseball is just my job"

- Barry Bonds

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In this quote, Barry Bonds is revealing his perspective on his career as a baseball gamer. He is specifying that playing baseball is just his job, suggesting that it is not something he is particularly enthusiastic about or defines him as a person. This could suggest that Bonds sees baseball as a means to an end, a way to earn a living and assistance himself, instead of a true enthusiasm or calling. It also highlights the idea that being a professional athlete is a task like any other, with its own set of obligations and obligations. In general, this quote provides insight into Bonds' mindset towards his occupation and how he sees his function as a baseball gamer.

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Barry Bonds This quote is written / told by Barry Bonds somewhere between July 24, 1964 and today. He was a famous Athlete from USA. The author also have 21 other quotes.

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