Barry Bonds

Barry Lamar Bonds is an American former professional baseball player who spend his career in the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Francisco Giants of MLB.

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1 Profile

2 Introduction

3 Iconic 756

4 Related Tags

Profile

Position	Left Fielder
Batting	Left
Throw	Left
Date of Birth	July 24th 1964
Place of Birth	Riverside, California, USA
Teams	Pittsburgh Pirates & San Francisco Giants
Debut	May 30th for the Pirates
Last appearance	September 26th for the Giants

Introduction

Bonds spent his 22 year in MLB career with the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1986-1992 and the San Francisco Giants from 1993-2007.

Considered as greatest player in baseball, he won 7 times NL Most Valuable Players, 12 Silver Slugger Awards and 14 times selected to MLB All Star Games. He hold many hitting records including most career home runs (762 HRs), most home runs in single season (73 HRs, set in 2001) and most career walks.

Iconic 756

(And Bonds, Hits one high! HITS IT DEEP!! IT IS OUTTA HERE!! 756!)

On August 7 2007 at AT&T Park (now Oracle Park) Bonds hits a 453 foot home run off a pitch from Michael Bacsik of the Washington Nationals to breaking Hank Aaron (755 HRs) record as the all time most career home run.