Barry Bonds

Wildhorse commemorative hand painted cachet - 1992 Olympic Baseball first day cover

2001-October-05 San Francisco, Ca - Pacific Bell Park

Los Angeles Dodgers 11 – 10 San Francisco Giants

Bonds hits HR # 71 

LAD RBI: Gary Sheffield 4 (HR); Marquis Grissom 3 (HR); Chan Ho Park 2; Paul Lo Duca; Shawn Green (HR)

SFG RBI: Eric Davis 3; Jeff Kent 3; Rich Aurilia 2 (HR); Barry Bonds 2 (2HR)

LAD pitching: Chan Ho Park (4-innings) Giovanni Carrara (W 2-innings)

SFG pitching: Tim Worrell (L 1-inning)

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PMW-B97 #/13

2004-September-17 San Francisco, Ca - SBC Park

San Diego Padres  1 - 4  San Francisco Giants 

SDP RBI: Rich Aurilia

SFG RBI: J.T. Snow; A.J. Pierzynski; Marquis Grissom; Barry Bonds (HR)

SDP pitching: Jake Peavy (L 7-innings)

SFG pitching: Noah Lowry(w 6.2-innings)

2007-August-10 San Francisco, Ca - AT&T Park

Pittsburgh Pirates 8 – 7 San Francisco Giants

PIT RBI: Ronny Paulino 2; Freddy Sanchez 2; Ryan Doumit; Adam LaRoche (HR); Jack Wilson; Nate McLouth

SFG RBI: Barry Bonds 3 (HR); Pedro Feliz; Ray Durham; Omar Vizquel; Kevin Frandsen

PIT pitching: Matt Morris (6-innings) John Grabow (W 1-inning)

SFG pitching: Russ Ortiz (5-innings) Vinnie Chulk (L 0.1-innings)

Barry Bonds - American baseball left fielder who played 22 seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB). He was a member of the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1986 to 1992 and the San Francisco Giants from 1993 to 2007. Recognized as an all-around player and a prolific home run hitter

August 7 2007, at AT&T Park in San Francisco, Bonds hit a 435 foot home run, his 756th, off a pitch from Mike Bacsik of the Washington Nationals, breaking the all-time career home run record, formerly held by Hank Aaron (contradicting the date of the postmark)

Despite his accolades, Bonds led a controversial career, notably as a central figure in baseball's steroids scandal