If you’re going to continue to profit from and praise Barry Bonds, induct him to the Hall of Fame.

The most underrated part of Barry Bonds greatness was how good he was at not swinging at bad pitches.

In 2004, Barry Bonds had 28 more intentional walks than swings and misses (120 IBB, 92 swings and misses).    This is the most insane stat ever in baseball.

MLB really has some balls. They colluded against Bonds in 2008 so he couldn’t get 800 hrs and 3000 hits and now they’re putting a tribute for him.

The way Peavy talks about Bonds and how it was a special night for him and his kids to look back on really puts it in perspective (for me at least) on how great this guy was at baseball.

They all spoke very highly of this Bonds guy, I might go to the Hall of Fame to read up on him some more

Surely this bonds guy is in the hof

Barry Bonds was an experience. If you ever had an opportunity to watch him hit the ball, it was simply A+ entertainment!

Bonds had the quickest swing & eye hand coordination ever! Dude belongs in the HOF!

His swing, IMO, is the best I’ve seen

Powerful, compact, smooth and picturesque

Ik everyone says Griffey but for me Bonds swing was perfect

An MLB tribute video for Bonds is…interesting.

Truly Barry Bonds has Darth Vader energy.

Muscles didn't give Bonds better hand-eye coordination, patience, or bat control through the zone. Watch him in side view in 1992 or 2002, his head never moves, shoulders stay solid, the technique is just flawless.  We were all lucky to see him play.

When I went to ASU in the 80s, their sport science lab had figured out that the more times per second your eyes could refocus the better the chance you had of hitting the baseball.  If your eyes could focus 7 or  8 times per second,  they figured you could hit college pitching.  9 or 10 times per second and you might catch up to pro pitching.  Bonds set their all time testing record at thirteen focuses per second.  That was his superpower.  He could see the ball better than anyone else.   Probably looked like a beach ball to him.  Dan

Bonds hit 28 home runs,  .480 on base % , 132 walks, and a .565 slugging % his last season in 2007 and baseball colluded to keep him from playing in 2008. He would have gotten 800 homers and 3,000 hits if baseball hadn't sadistically decided to end his career. He could have played another 2 or 3 seasons at a high level!

Blackballed him, and now they're out here posting love stories.

For the people that are super confused after looking up Barry's on base, slugging, and OPS for the first time.. no, it is not a typo🤣😂

I grew up in Kansas and am a Cardinals fan but the SatDish we had in 90s had the Giants channel on so I watched Barry! I've never seen anyone get the treatment Barry Bonds did. And we probably never will. Nobody would pitch to him. Everything he came to the plate, the only question was? Are they going to pitch to him? Bonds is the best ever in my book.

When Bonds was a skinny kid in Pittsburgh, he was dropping 35 homers and 50 stolen bases. To this day he is the only player to have 500 of each of those career wise.
Once the steroids era took hold, his bat just became more powerful. As a younger player, by choking up, his bat speed through the zone was top 1% in the MLB.
When you were able to add power to an already powerful swing, the ball goes 500 and out of the stadium, instead of 435 and 8 rows into the bleachers.
He was a perennial All Star, Gold Glove OF, and consistent top 3 in MVP voting long before he ever took the juice.
There was a summer when Sosa and McGwire chased Maris, and it got ALL the attention. Playing each of those players at bats live on ESPN, it was the entire seasons only story it seemed like.
Bonds had a great season, and never got his name mentioned. The media created the need for steroids, or they wouldn’t talk about you.
He did what the media wanted, to a T, and they still hated him.

2:10 when you have the opposing pitcher smiling you know you're fun to watch haha