Sports

Bonds moves into eternity, assumes MLB home run record
This story has mostly positive ratings. 178 votes / 33 sinks

Bonds moves into eternity, assumes MLB home run record

Sports – Barry Bonds hit No. 756 over the right-center field wall Tuesday night, and hammered home the point: Like him or not, legitimate or not, he is baseball's new home run king.

Tags: Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, San Fransico Giants, MLB

Report

Filter Comments ›
301 - 311 of 311 Comments by 109 members  RSS Feed for comments

« < 2 3 4 5 6 7

Add Comment
avatar
Reply

I don't think you can dismiss talent even if Bonds did use performance enhancing drugs. Most of us could take steroids and not be able to hit a ball into the outfield much less into the bleachers. We live in a cynical age.

Congratulations Barry.

avatar
Reply

Just because MLB hasn't banned steroids does not make it right! - where have our hero's gone? This is such a bad influence on young athletes.- Some of our best young athletes (High school, etc) are using steroids and don't understand the long-term effects involved. They figure if Bonds can do it, whats wrong with them doing it.

avatar
Reply

Bonds should be banned from baseball. I have felt this way for a long time, not because of the homerun record, but because of, the fact of how much he has bulked up in the last few years. I personally met Hank Aaron when I was a kid and, he didn't have to stoop to, using steroids.

avatar
Reply

If Baroid used his talent, not steroids, at his age, he would still be hitting them out, just not as many. No one questions his talent, just his ethics.

avatar
Reply

Nobody thought my joke about Barry on the beach was funny -I'm bummed - jay leno

avatar
Reply

There is no proof -- legal proof-- that he used steroids, at least yet. So I guess he holds the record. But it will always be under a cloud because people will make up their own minds regardless of proof or the lack of it.

It's sort of a shame because he was a Hall of Fame player before he started hitting homers by the gazillions. One wonders how many of the line drive doubles he used to hit might have been turned into homers by steroids.

avatar
Reply

congrats to Barry Bonds!! 160 games a year for over 20 years, thats alot of crappy hotel food and jet-lag!! his dad Bobby was great too. remember folks, ****** em if they cant take a joke.

avatar
Reply

Bonds- the most hated man in sports..all doped up, should not even be playing

avatar
Reply

Ty Cobb, the most hated man in sports.. Ted Williams, the most hated man in sports.. ARod and Sosa all doped up... What an ignorant statement HMMace.

avatar
Reply

How is it that the guy's caught using will try and bring down other's they are jealous of,instead of bringing down the suppliers of the drugs themselves? Hmmmm sounds fishy to me.I wouldn't believe the guy if his mouth came notorized. And for those who did use and were caught,they have made the game diluted,and generic and should be in prison for looting ticket holders of their money to see a legitamate baseball game,and for fraud.Lock em up and fine the heck out of them,they deserve it.As for Barry he stands alone as the new HOME RUN KING.And no amount of whinning will change that. DIRTYBULL

avatar
Reply

An HTML attachment was scrubbed. http://mp3blow.com/mp3-chart/uk/

« < 2 3 4 5 6 7

Add Comment

You must log in first to post a comment. Secure Signin

Not a member? Sign-up today!


Who voted on this story?

View all (166) »

Who sunk this story?

Channels
AnchorsArt & DesignAutos
BooksCareers & JobsCelebrities
Do No EvilDo-It-YourselfFamily
FoodGadgets & TechGay & Lesbian
Health & FitnessHumorLove & Personals
MenMoneyMovies
MusicNewsPets
PoliticsPopular VideosReal Estate
ReligionScienceShopping
SportsTelevisionTravel
VideoVideo GamesWomen