Off on Monday, the New York Yankees will resume play on Tuesday as they open up a new series with the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. The reigning American League champions, the Yankees are 14-8 and in first place in the American League East.
Tyler Fitzgerald and Barry Bonds have a special connection. During Fitzgerald's rookie season for the San Francisco Giants last year, he suddenly hit like Bonds for a short stretch.
Has Barry Bonds once again turned a player’s potential into a realized gain? Tyler Fitzgerald played in all four games of the series against the Philadelphia Phillies and went 8-for-17 with 2 doubles, a triple, a pair of home runs, and 5 RBI.
How many of the 50 MLB players with three or more 40 home run seasons can you name in six minutes?
Tyler Fitzgerald’s turnaround at the plate has been one of the more welcome developments for the surging San Francisco Giants — and he has one of baseball’s greatest hitters to thank.
The San Francisco Giants are off to an incredible start this year. After posting the best record in MLB during spring training, they've opened the regular season 10-4.
Nobody reaches base half the time over a full season. It just doesn’t happen. Barry Bonds came close in 2004. Mickey Mantle did it in 1957. Josh Gibson, in 1943, might’ve been the last right-handed hitter to pull it off.
Barry Bonds last played for the San Francisco Giants in 2007. The legendary outfielder still casts a large shadow over the franchise.
It was 2004, the last time a Giants player hit 30 home runs, three rings, and 20 seasons later, Oracle Park has yet to see the same achievement. The great Barry Bonds hit 45 homers that year, his 12th season in a row hitting over 30 in San Francisco.
Barry Bonds was the biggest player in the MLB from the late 1980s until the mid-2000s. He won seven MVPs but he still took a backseat to NBA great Michael Jordan.
Bonds recently claimed hitters have it easier in baseball nowadays
San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds knows a thing or two about hitting. In his 22-year career, Bonds set numerous MLB batting records, including most home runs in a single season (73) and a career (762).
San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds made headlines with his recent claim that he could still hit a 100 mph fastball even at his age of 60 years old.
The Philadelphia Phillies are getting ready for the upcoming season with their roster filled with superstar players in today's game. After putting this
Throughout his 22-year career in the MLB, Barry Bonds was completely dominant, hitting 762 home runs (MLB record) while winning seven MVP Awards, 12 Silver Sluggers, eight Gold Gloves, and making 14 All-Star games.
San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds caught baseball fans off guard earlier this week when the 60-year-old claimed he could still hit a 100 mph fastball.
Former San Francisco Giants star Barry Bonds dropped a bold take regarding Shohei Ohtani recently. While the MLB Home Run King praised the skills and greatness of Ohtani, he claimed that the game has gone soft and is ‘way different’ now than in his time.
Barry Bonds is baseball's all-time most decorated hitter, but after 18 years since retiring from MLB, his confidence hasn't gone anywhere. The last time
Major League Baseball's biggest advantage over any other professional sport is it's history. Even though baseball season is here and spring training games are being played, it's still fun to look back on occasion.
Barry Bonds is one of the MLB greats. The former MLB star garnered 14 MLB All-Star appearances, seven NL MVP Awards, eight Gold Glove Awards, and 12 Silver Slugger Awards.
Barry Bonds has long held out hope that he might someday make the Baseball Hall of Fame, but even he appears to be giving up on that dream. Long excluded from the Hall of Fame over years of PED allegations, Bonds was inducted into the Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame as part of a ceremony on Saturday.
The question caught me a bit off guard but was interesting to ponder. I was a guest on 93.7 The Fan on Saturday morning and host Austin Bechtold asked if I thought the Pittsburgh Pirates would retire Barry Bonds’ No.
PITTSBURGH – Barry Bonds was humble. That is a sentence I’ve rarely written about the major leagues’ all-time home-run king. I covered Bonds’ last five seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1988-92.
Where does MLB's home run king, Barry Bonds, fit in? Will MLB welcome him back?
It is always a fascinating discussion to wonder how modern stars would do against stars from the past.
The sad news broke on Tuesday that the legendary 24-time MLB All-Star had died at the age of 93. On top of being one of the greatest baseball players ever, Mays was also the godfather of the all-time MLB home runs leader in Bonds.
Barry Bonds was a great player, but he had a reputation for being surly with the media and an unfriendly teammate, which he doesn't deny.
An HBO documentary about Barry Bonds is now in production.
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