Performance-wise, Barry Bonds stacks up favorably against any player in baseball history not named Ted Williams or Babe Ruth. Even at age 43, he still hits at an elite level; in 2007, Bonds led the league in on-base percentage and was sixth in OPS despite playing only 126 games. He is, by any on-field measure, a very productive player.

So, why doesn't he have a job yet?

With the 2008 season already underway, Bonds finds himself sitting on the sidelines, waiting for a phone call from a team looking for an offensive anchor. There are many reasons floating around for the lack of interest in Bonds -- everything from his role in the ongoing steroids controversy to his defensive limitations. With all that, would you want your favorite team to sign him?

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