Barry Bonds admits he 'wasn't the best clubhouse guy,' says teammates thought he was a 'd—'

Barry Bonds has been at the center of controversy for the better part of 20 years, and it likely will follow him forever.Major League Baseball’s home run king remains out of the Hall of Fame due to his ties to performance-enhancing drugs, but plenty of voters also left him out due to his character.Bonds has maintained that, aside from taking the BALCO “cream,” that he never took steroids and he never failed a drug test. He was, though, found guilty of obstructing justice in 2011 during an investigation into a steroid supplier. His conviction was overturned in 2015.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants kneels in the outfield during a game against the San Diego Padres at Petco Park April 8, 2004. (Steve Grayson/WireImage)But the one notion about himself that Bonds does say is true is he wasn’t the most approachable teammate.”I wasn’t the best clubhouse guy, that’s for damn sure, but on the baseball field, I took my walks, I took my hits, I did everything I could for my teammates to have the opportunity to do his job,” Bonds said on the “R2C2” podcast with Ryan Ruocco and CC Sabathia.Ruocco thought
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