The Baseball Gallery - Barry Bonds

Position: LF
Born: 7/24/1964, Riverside, California
Debut: May 1986, Pittsburgh Pirates
Bats: Left Throws: Left
Ht: 6'1" Wt: 185

Some Pictures with Barry:

Articles about Barry:

Baseball Weekly Cover Report 3/19/96.

Some Predictions about last season.

30-30 club members

Barry may not be at his best, but I'm sure his happy the Giants are winning finally.

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Autograph Information

Other comments about Barry

I can't beleive what Barry Bonds said about the Jewish yesterday after the home run derby! I used to be his no.1 fan, but now i absolutely hate him!
-Pat Sommers
Bonds is the best player in baseball. The Giants are fortunate that the Pirates were too broke to keep him.
-Ed Eagle
Hey Jason,
How about April 96. Barry could be headed for a year to remember, and he could lock himself into the hall with a fourth MVP.
-David Patterson

If it hadn't been for the Terry Pendleton sympathy vote, Barry would already be the ONLY player in big league history with four MVPs! As it stands, we'll have to wait for him to have a huge year for him to get #4. He's become kinda like Tony Gwynn, in that people hold him to certain expectations, thereby limiting his consideration for MVP. His average year would be enough to garner the trophy for, say Moises Alou, but NOT for Mr. Bonds. Happily, Barry says that he intends to play "9 or 10 more years." If he does, we can be certain that he'll approach some lofty ground - 500 homers, 500 SBs, 3,000 hits and, possibly, 2,000 RBI! I believe that as long as he stays healthy, none of this is out of his reach.
-Lars-Erik Pierson

Career Statistics:

Year     G   AB    R     H   2B  3B  HR  RBI   BB   SO  SB  CS    AVE   OBP   SLG
1986   113  413   72    92   26   3  16   48   65  102  36   7   .223  .331  .416
1987   150  551   99   144   34   9  25   59   54   88  32  10   .261  .331  .492
1988   144  538   97   152   30   5  24   58   72   82  17  11   .283  .369  .491
1989   159  580   96   144   34   6  19   58   93   93  32  10   .248  .353  .426
1990   151  519  104   156   32   3  33  114   93   83  52  13   .301  .410  .565
1991   153  510   95   149   28   5  25  116  107   73  43  13   .292  .419  .514
1992   140  473  109   147   36   5  34  103  127   69  39   8   .311  .461  .624
1993   159  539  129   181   38   4  46  123  126   79  29  12   .336  .463  .677
1994   112  391   89   122   18   1  37   81   74   43  29   9   .312  .422  .647
1995   144  506  109   149   30   7  33  104  120   83  31  10   .294  .434  .577
1996   158  517  122   159   27   3  42  129  151   76  40   7   .308  .461  .615

Tot.  1583 5537 1121  1595  333  51 334  993 1082  871 380 110   .288  .404  .548

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Other comments about Barry
I can't beleive what Barry Bonds said about the Jewish yesterday after the home run derby! I used to be his no.1 fan, but now i absolutely hate him! -Pat Sommers	Bonds is the best player in baseball. The Giants are fortunate that the Pirates were too broke to keep him. -Ed Eagle	Hey Jason, How about April 96. Barry could be headed for a year to remember, and he could lock himself into the hall with a fourth MVP. -David Patterson
If it hadn't been for the Terry Pendleton sympathy vote, Barry would already be the ONLY player in big league history with four MVPs! As it stands, we'll have to wait for him to have a huge year for him to get #4. He's become kinda like Tony Gwynn, in that people hold him to certain expectations, thereby limiting his consideration for MVP. His average year would be enough to garner the trophy for, say Moises Alou, but NOT for Mr. Bonds. Happily, Barry says that he intends to play "9 or 10 more years." If he does, we can be certain that he'll approach some lofty ground - 500 homers, 500 SBs, 3,000 hits and, possibly, 2,000 RBI! I believe that as long as he stays healthy, none of this is out of his reach. -Lars-Erik Pierson