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Barry Lamar Bonds #25
San Francisco Giants:
Left Field
HT: 6'2"
WT: 228 Bats: Left Throws: Left
Born: July 24, 1964 Riverside, CA
College:Arizona State.
Teams: San
Francisco Giants (1993-present),
Pittsburgh Pirates (1986-1992)
World Series
Championships: None
Did You Know?
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Barry holds the all-time
single-season records for
HR's (73, 2001), BB's (198, 2002), Slugging Percentage
(.863, 2001) and On-Base Percentage (.582, 2002).
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In 2002, Barry silenced his
critics with a monster
postseason. In the Giants run to the World Series,
Barry batted .356 with 8 HR's, 16 RBI, 18 Runs and 27
BB's.
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Barry has won 6 MVP's (1990,
1992-93, 2001-03) and 8 Gold Gloves (1990-94, 1996-98). He has also finished
2nd in the MVP voting twice (1991, 2000)
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Barry is first on the active list
for HR's, RBI, Slugging Percentage and Extra Base Hits.
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For his 500th HR, Barry smashed a
game-winning,
two-run shot into McCovey Cove to beat the rival
Dodgers.
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Barry has led the NL in On-Base
Percentage and Slugging Percentage for three straight seasons (2001-03).
Only three other NL players have done
this since 1948; Stan
Musial, Larry Walker and
Todd Helton.
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In 2001, Barry homered in six
straight games TWICE.
He is the only player to ever accomplish this.
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In his first ML at-bat Barry hit a
pinch-hit
game-winning RBI single to beat the Cubs in a
17-inning marathon (April 20, 1986).
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Barry was originally drafted by
the Giants out of
high school, but opted for college ball instead. He
was later drafted by the Pirates.
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Barry is the sole member of the
500 HR-500 Steals
club. He joined the club on June 23, 2003 by swiping
second base off of the Dodger's Eric Gagne in the 11th
inning. In true Bonds fashion, he then scored the
winning run.
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