Bonds ejected from Marlins' game against Giants


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MIAMI (AP) — Barry Bonds has been ejected from the Miami Marlins' game against San Francisco for arguing about balls and strikes.

The home run king and Marlins' hitting coach was in the dugout when he was thrown out Wednesday by plate umpire Cory Blaser after Chris Johnson was called out on strikes to end the sixth inning.

Bonds then came onto the field to briefly argue further with Blaser. It was the first ejection for Bonds since he returned to the majors this year as the Marlins' hitting coach.

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