Tomorrow, ESPN will take a break determining whether Tom Brady is more Now than LeBron is and feature a town hall type thingy in San Francisco on the issue of Barry Bonds and the Hallowed Record. Despite ESPN's increasing descent into annoying shtick and hype, this should be pretty interesting as it's being hosted by "Outside the Lines" host Bob Ley, one of the few ESPN "personalities" with any integrity left. It's supposed to be a discussion on all things Barry, including race, Bud Selig's complicitness in the mess, how tainted the record is, and a whole bunch of other things. The panel will feature a bunch of writers including ESPN's excellent Buster Olney and "Game of Shadows" Lance Williams as well as Barry's ex teammates Kirk Rueter and Ellis Burks as well as Dusty. Jeff Kent will not be participating.

Hopefully, this will be a good discussion that gets far away from the usual "he's evil/he's the awesomest" debate that too often is heard and delves more into the grayness of it all. And since it'll be in San Francisco, it'll be a good way of showing that not all Giants fans are Kool Aid drinks and just as all over the place as everyone else.

The show will air tomorrow on ESPN at 3 and it's being filmed at the Palace of Fine Arts. Details about how to attend and where to go after the jump.

Image of the pennant now adorning City Hall to honor Barry by SFist Jim

ESPN cordially invites all baseball fans to a Live Broadcast television show "Beyond 756," a town hall discussion focusing on Barry Bonds, his quest to break baseball's all-time home run record and his legacy. We need your immediate RSVP if you would like to attend this invitation only special live national broadcast.

The show on Wednesday, July 25, will feature a panel discussion of esteemed sports experts. As part of the show, audience members are encouraged to ask questions and comment on Bonds, his legacy and the homerun record.

Audience members must arrive at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater, 3301 Lyon St., between 1 and 2 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25, for "Beyond 756."The show will begin at 3 p.m. It will pre-empt that evening's SportsCenter show.

To attend, please send an email to: beyond756@gmail.com or call 415.225.7575 to RSVP. Be sure to include your name, e-mail address and phone number so that we can reach you. Walk-ups are also welcome, but seating will be available on a first come, first served basis.