What will Commissioner Selig do when the controversial Barry Bonds break the ever loving Hank Aaron home run?

There's no way to say what he WILL do, but I could say what he SHOULD do. He SHOULD celebrate with Bonds just as any other baseball record breaker. Why? Because Bonds is not the first player enshrouded in scandal, and he's definitely not the last. If his wrongdoing was so egregious AND proven by fact, Selig should have just gotten rid of him; banned him from the league. Since his crime wasn't bad enough to warrant that kind of action, why now attempt to deny him what he deserves, and what Selig has allowed him to achieve? Selig made this bed and he should now have to lie in it.