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5 giorni fa · Barry Bonds (born July 24, 1964, Riverside, California, U.S.) is an American professional baseball player, a great all-around player who broke the major league home run records for both a career (762) and a single season (with 73 home runs in 2001).
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15 ore fa · Former Major League Baseball star and all-time home run leader Barry Bonds will be inducted into Pittsburgh Pirates Hall Fame on August 24 (Credit: MLBbro) All-time MLB great and reigning home run ...
From discussions, news, and highlights from all thirty MLB teams. 22 Years Ago Day, Barry Bonds Hit This Grand Slam in San Diego, An Underrated One. Statcast data from the steroid era would be awesome. I bet he got ball speeds up in the 130s.
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15 ore fa · Bonds, by the way, reached base six times in a game on five occasions as a Giant. But all of them were extra-inning games in which Bonds reached in the 10th inning or beyond. It’s understandable ...
It is a real stat. He was intentionally walked (IBB) 120 times that season. To put that into perspective, one of the most feared hitters of that entire 2000s decade was Albert Pujols, who was intentionally walked more than 40 times “just” once (44).
1 giorno fa · “Barry Bonds,” Boone said when specifically asked if Soto’s confidence and presence at the plate reminded him of anyone from his playing days. Boone, who played against Bonds, ...
3 giorni fa · Bobby Bonds and Barry Bonds Bobby Bonds was a sure bet to kick-start his team's offense. On the San Francisco Giants, with whom he spent half of his 14 seasons, the speedy slugger set a record for leadoff home runs in a season (11), making him the first player after Willie Mays with 300 home runs and 300 steals.
