Bonds homered to deep center 756
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I am so glad it is over, congrats to Bonds, kinda felt sorry for him after he hit it talking about his dad.
Enjoyed seeing it live, congrats to Bonds, though I am sure his record will be broken a lot sooner.
Thought the police carrying off the guy that ended up with the ball was hilarious...:mj07:
Thought the police carrying off the guy that ended up with the ball was hilarious...:mj07:
Great to watch.. hate the guy all you want. He has done a lot of shit to deserve the negative criticism. But he is still one of the greatest of all time. Hell the one he hit the tieing hr, was off a pitcher who was busted for roids. Bonds at times can be personable.. hes been through a lot. Congrats to bonds :mj06: Especially in that tough ball park with no help in the lineup..
exactly, im sure bonds was the only 1 taking roids and hgh during that period. Give the haterade a break.. he is still leading baseball with onbase % at this age.. with no help in the lineup. The guy is awesome :scared
must have been scary to be in that scrum for that ball :scared dudes diving head first into it and chit :mj07: good for barry :toast: thats' alot of homeruns :look:
wouldnt be surprised if the giants cut him now.. lmao they used bonds to sell out that stadium . no need for him :com:
I like abc I like for his boy barry give it to him up the ass with a baseball bat:mj07:
Like most people I haven't been a Barry lover throughout this quest either. However, when I saw that Hank Aaron was ceremoniously passing the torch to Barry I put the remote down and applauded one last time for Hammerin' Hank. It was clearly a classy move and if the commissioner isn't going to do anything about the steroid issue (and he hasn't in Barry's case), I am going to join Aaron in congratulating the new Home Run King, Barry Bonds.
I'm also glad I got to watch it on live television. This is one of those memorable historic baseball moments that I will always remember ranking up there with the night in St. Louis that McGwire hit #62 against the Cubs and a few weeks later when he connected for #70. When Pete Rose got a hit on the Astroturf at Riverfront Stadium against Eric Show. When Cal passed Lou Gehrig (and homered twice in the same game). When Randy Johnson through a perfect game at the Atlanta Braves. When Kirk Gibson hit the grand slam against Eckersley in the World Series. Baseball memories.
I'm also glad I got to watch it on live television. This is one of those memorable historic baseball moments that I will always remember ranking up there with the night in St. Louis that McGwire hit #62 against the Cubs and a few weeks later when he connected for #70. When Pete Rose got a hit on the Astroturf at Riverfront Stadium against Eric Show. When Cal passed Lou Gehrig (and homered twice in the same game). When Randy Johnson through a perfect game at the Atlanta Braves. When Kirk Gibson hit the grand slam against Eckersley in the World Series. Baseball memories.
He was always such an ass even before the steriod controvery.........he just always seemed like a spoiled classless brat...........
