Barry Bonds- Every At Bat in the 2002 World Series

[@richg4189]

In 2004, Bonds had 28 more intentional walks than swings and misses. It almost impossible to think that is possible.

[@ladistar]

holy shit that'ts crazy!!!

[@joetierney2]

I remember that, it was crazy

[@kbanderson7102]

That a deep take on stats. Ill be using that..thanks

[@joetierney2]

KB Anderson I remember it well. I was telling people it was like he completely mastered batting

[@treybear8174]

That’s disgustingly unfair....he literally saw one good pitch every other game and smoked it....that’s not fair

[@arandmusrnam]

The fact he batted .471 during the 2002 WS with 4 hr with .700 obp 1.294 slg and an insane 1.994 OPS all while being walked half his at bats is insane

[@zelle908]

Godlike

[@LucyFuhr]

Jesus Walks

[@jtremaine23]

If someone was on base, here comes an intentional walk more times than not or that "unintentional" intentional walk.

[@ericjamieson4388]

What makes it more ridiculous is he had Benito Santiago batting behind him, lol. Santiago was pretty clutch at times but wow, no protection at all really.

[@cristianmontoya1195]

I mean. . Steroids. He’s struggled historically in the playoffs

[@christansdad]

For five years from 2000-2004 every Barry Bonds at-bat was must see TV.

[@potentially__9445]

I SWEAR!!!!!!!

[@cnking27]

This is the way you have to watch Bonds. Full at bats. The agony pitchers go through to try to get balls by him in the zone, and him figuring out where the one good pitch he might get in the at bat is gonna be, is totally priceless. Just watching the balls leave the bat is like going straight to the most emotional scene in a movie with no context.

[@eriklakeland3857]

As a casual fan, I really appreciate this comment as it helped me look for the subtleties in these clips. Bonds induced so much fear. Unbelievable to watch

[@MrYobees]

Steroids, did NOT do this

[@TheAnimalWolverine]

@@eriklakeland3857the dudes size just shows how much that gives the feelings to the pitchers mind

[@HeartsforJesus25]

Don't care what this man was taking...a Barry Bonds at bat during the early 2000s was must-see TV. I've never seen one hitter intimidate an opponent like Bonds did during that time. He hardly gets good pitches to hit but when he does you know it's going out of the ballpark. He's a power hitter who hardly strikes out (unheard of in today's game).

[@Jsneebs42]

I lived through it and still am in awe of how good Barry Bonds really was. He was the most dominant hitter of all time.

[@ianerickson6522]

This is the closest anybody ever got to single handedly winning a world series

[@USMC-cv5sd]

​@@ianerickson6522 Ridiculous !! Koufax, Lolich, Bumgarner, Clemente, Whitey Ford.

[@grahamsullivan1385]

His discipline is incredible

[@zelle908]

Unmatched like nothing changed his approach at the plate

[@mistersunshine1330]

He is the greatest hitter of all time

[@potentially__9445]

BEST EVER

[@user-qr9dn5ge1q]

​@@mistersunshine1330 Barry Bonds is a cheater he took steroids THE GREATEST CHEATER OF ALL TIME

[@keltonscott734]

🎯💯

[@chrisr.7476]

I was never a big fan of his. never seemed happy. arrogant. pretty apparent he took measures to enhance his abilities through who knows what. but as I've gotten older, and as a fan of the game who is sorely missing it right now - Barry Bonds is the greatest offensive force the game may have ever seen. an absolute monster and I'm mature enough now to admit I was a fool not to appreciate what he was doing when he did it.

[@alllivesmatter3561]

Cheater 🤡

[@potentially__9445]

@@alllivesmatter3561so did mcgwire, sosa, canseco, manny ramirez, big papi, and a-rod. I’m guessing you aren’t commenting this on their videos. Especially mcgwire’s.

[@alllivesmatter3561]

@@potentially__9445 I do when I see people riding their dicks, but that's rare. Mostly only bonds dick riders. They're all cheaters and nobody who cheated should get in regardless of how good they were prior to juicing. Ps... Big papi was on a list that wasn't 100% and he never failed a test after they started testing.. bonds failed a test November 2000.

[@bryguy4446]

Barry Bonds in 2002 is the most feared hitter in the history of professional baseball.

[@luisrondon136]

2004 was better😂

[@selfdo]

Even in 2007, when arguably his swing had diminished a bit...still led the majors in BBs and IBBs.

[@ladistar]

This dude was a maxed-out video game character on easy mode between 2001-2004. Bonds is the best hitter ever, steroids or not. Steroids don't teach you his plate discipline or pitch recognition.

[@NYCHB]

Thanks I lot people don’t understand what he did man shit

[@ChrisJones-vb5je]

They just turn a routine pop fly in to a HR. You're right, no big difference at all.

[@krisstojanovski4858]

@@ChrisJones-vb5je do you see his homers? They’re absolutely crushed. He hits everything hard.

[@Shoprestorationthe]

ChrisJones-vb5je Unbelievably ignorant comment

[@mindcry777]

best ever no question

[@greatscott7003]

Coolest thing about Barry is that he rarely left the batter’s box. Most guys leave after every pitch to grab their crouch and think about life while chewing they bacco. Not Barry though.

[@stephendre2902]

Pure intimidation

[@richg4189]

Stephen Dre Exactly. He needed no time to prepare for any pitch or situation. The man was robotic.

[@BrutusJrThe3rd]

Lol I hate when batters do that.

[@NicanTlacaWarrior1]

Love Washburn's reaction at 1:12, like "What are you gonna do? It's Barry Bonds".

[@thedude3065]

This may be the only World Series the Angels have ever won or participated in but they sure made the most out of it defeating the most dangerous bat in the history of the game and a team just as motivated to win as they were

[@joecahill1994]

Damn if you put a fastball in the zone against him there’s like a 50 50 shot it’s leaving the ballpark

[@georgeslupski5987]

Thats what was unreal about him

[@jiggagrave6861]

More like 70-30

[@treybear8174]

Probably 65-35

[@ctrlaltcreate3827]

Mr. Moon Shot

[@roljamas]

This series was fantastic. Bonds was otherworldly. That Game 2 home run just passed Jupiter last week.

[@Ariel-2255]

Good One 🤣🤣🤣

[@PMartinez55]

Timestamps for each of his 4 Homeruns: 0:57 14:35 20:15 44:35

[@5umn3r]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@claytron3000]

Thank you!!!

[@DR-wu8mx]

🙏🙏🙏

[@peteocean2848]

Praise Allah

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

You're the hero we need but don't deserve

[@richg4189]

This may be more incredible than the swings and misses stat! 2004, he reached base 376 times, but only had 373 official at-bats. In the history of Major League Baseball, he's the only player to ever do so, and no one else has even come close.

[@theDiReW0lf]

Lol that’s utterly insane

[@selfdo]

His numbers projected out to a reasonable amount of ABs, would have given him 65-70 HRs that season. That was a HR every 8.3 ABs.

[@ryanb7013]

Call him a cheater all you want. Bonds OWNED in the batters box. You could not pitch to him. Steroids doesn't help you with your plate command and making contact. Bonds had the best plate command in mlb history. He belongs in the hall of fame.

[@michaeladesoro8171]

I like how the sign read 'Bonds who'...then he smacks one...that who...

[@beaugilmore361]

Exactly what I said . That’s who!

[@uthinkuknowme2649]

Who will never be in the hof and rightfully so 😂😅

[@michaeladesoro8171]

@@uthinkuknowme2649 he had hall a fame #s befor the needle era...why do they have asterisks for those that did in Cooperstown....

[@aahZeiK]

One player in any sport I’d like to come back to just watch would be Barry in this 01/04 prime was amazing his at bats

[@HKim0072]

I wasn't watching baseball in the early-mid 90s, but those years are his prime too.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

yeah he was on fucking real. Hands down one of the best hitters and absolutely the best home run hitter of all time. I don't give a fuk about steroids. Number one steroids legitimately saved baseball. Number to steroids made baseball the most interesting it ever was. number three I would say the vast majority of hitters were on steroids. it did not have anywhere near as much the effect as people think. People get far far far too much credit to steroids. bonds ability to look like he's hitting a fucking wiffle ball in life situations with hundred mile per hour fastball, to reach every pitch and have as good of an eyes he did, he's the best hitter of all time. He deserves to be in the Hall of Fame and there is no fucking asterisk. In the time of Henry Aaron people were fucking still doing steroids. Steroids are not new. They were doing amphetamines and all kinds of shit. If you put Barry bonds in the era that Hank Aaron was in, he would have hit fucking 900 home runs. Hank Aaron would have been a Hall of famer and Hank Aaron would have done amazing in modern baseball but he would not have had as good as bonds. babe Ruth in modern times would not have been as good as babe Ruth was back then. Ted Williams would not have hit 400 in modernbaseball. With shifts and all the shit that they have, pitchers for the most part are much better and have been for the last 20 years. Barry bonds is the best hitter that has ever picked up a bat. And the way baseball is treating him is fucking pathetic. even if he did do steroids he didn't do anything that almost everyone was doing. There are plenty of people in the fucking Hall of Fame that did steroids. He deserves to be in baseball for the rest of his life and he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. Best hitter of all-time hands down no discussion.

[@matthewschulz7226]

Idk I think I’d really like to watch tiger destroy people in golf again. Lol

[@Jacobthekid28]

I mean his steroid prime was like you said 2001 to 2004 but his actual prime was from the early to mid 90s.

[@cristianmontoya1195]

Thicker Constrictor you really said all that just to sound like an idiot. Barry bonds will never be in the hall of fame because itd be the ultimate disrespect to the greats who did it without cheating, if he enters then you validate him as the legit all time home run leader when we all know the real leader is hank Aaron.

[@firefighterslife8762]

Don't care what he took he is still the greatest of all time

[@osayande6979]

Bonds was absolutely ridiculous at this time. You literally couldn’t throw him a strike.

[@jtremaine23]

True...what separated him from Sosa and McGwire is Sosa would either hit a home run or strike out. McGwire would hit a home run, strike out and walk some. With Bonds, it was either a home run or walk (a lot of times intentionally too). One year, he had more HRs than SOs which is rare for a power hitter.

[@deefuri]

@@jtremaine23 "rare" is an understatement, that never happens

[@johnregan859]

Shows you how much better bonds was than sosa and mcgwire . bonds didnt need anything but his natural talent

[@Dejusticed]

@@johnregan859 Lol and HGH, come on man. Dude was juiced to the gills. He used the best roids of them all.

[@TheGeorgeD13]

@@Dejusticed Even without Roids, a lot of those home runs would still be hits. That's the point we're making.

[@blakeelawsonn]

Took 31 minutes to finally see a hit. Everything else was a HR, Walk, or out.

[@johnnyalldrin5135]

Put BARRY BONDS in the Hall of Fame(Shame) where he Belongs!!!

[@JulianWyllie]

I would love a supercut of Barry Bonds at bats for an entire season. So much nuance to his plate appearances.

[@keltonscott734]

Barry Bonds is the GOAT. Put a Asterisk next to his name if you choose to, But if anyone gets in the Baseball Hall of Fame it's Him. They Hated him at Most Ball Parks, but that didn't stop the Selfies 🤳 and Flashbulbs 📸 That goes to show He has their Attention. I was glued to the Set Every at Bat, because Barry Rode that Baseball Over the fence, Wall for the Home Run and Put on a Show.

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

Should've been the World Series MVP, win or lose. His numbers are absolutely GROSS in that series. .471/.700/1.294...an OPS of 1.994 in the WORLD SERIES! If you think he was the only person juicing, you're an idiot. He was just SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than anyone else on planet Earth, it seemed unfair. That is the closest I've seen to a position player nearly winning a series singlehandedly. Don't get me wrong, guys like JT Snow stepped up...it's just that their contributions were so much greater because Bonds was ALWAYS ON BASE! Troy Glaus had a great World Series, Bonds was superhuman.

[@Max-wd6og]

Yea but the media hated Barry Bonds and loved their poster child Ken Griffey jr.

[@user-hg9po4gp8b]

​@@Max-wd6ogThey loved Griffey 😆

[@hikidunm1582]

Still exciting to watch all these yrs later & i don't watch MLB like i used to. Class is permanent.

[@nickwagner6545]

That’s a hall of famer

[@patrickmcgowan1252]

8/17 with 4 HR plus walked 13 times(7 were IBB)

[@matthewmaloney3375]

This is so sick. I was just watching this on my old 2002 World Series VHS tape to see his bombs again. Sweet video, thank you

[@waynzignordics]

This was great. Thanks for the upload. 8-17 with 13 walks and 4 massive home-runs and only 4 strikeouts. There were really only three or four swings in total that looked poor, everything else looked like he wanted to tear the cover off the ball.

[@tubesteakjohnson]

Dusty Baker blew this WS by taking out Russ Ortiz who was shutting down the Angels and brought in Felix who promptly gave up the Hr's and Gave the Angels their 1st WS title... Thx, Dusty!🥒

[@forthesnowflakes7691]

💯 (except for the thx Dusty)

[@tubesteakjohnson]

@@forthesnowflakes7691 Let me correct that..."Thx for Nothing, Dusty"...

[@selfdo]

Dusty was a great COACH. There's a reason he had a long career as an MLB manager. But dammit, the guy just had the knack for pulling the WRONG lever! Maybe, his bigotry aside, the late Al Campanis KNEW something, though methinks OTHER managers of "color" since have proven that wrong, Wrong, WRONG!

[@tubesteakjohnson]

@@selfdo He was The Shanahan of the 49ers.

[@claytron3000]

To inform the next generation...the craziest statistic of all: in ‘04, Bonds had more total bases (376) than at-bats (373). (Side note: he had a MLB-record 232 walks, which explains the low at-bat total). He’s the only person to achieve that. The next two closest seasons? They also belong to Bonds. 😂

[@cristianmontoya1195]

Crazy what can happen when an amazing hitter takes steroids :)

[@glenisclaribelcastilloguer6321]

@@cristianmontoya1195 nah, hundreds of players did them, only him did this....

[@yessir7630]

@@cristianmontoya1195 bare guys took roids , he was just different

[@selfdo]

One Hundred and Twenty of them were INTENTIONAL. Says a lot about how badly pitcher FEARED Barry Bonds, even at age 40, but also how weak the Giants lineup was behind him.

[@Tryhard607]

I have never seen anyone as feared as Bonds was this is video game stuff lol he was the best

[@miketalley7021]

It was like playing a video game on Rookie level with him. Insane how good he was.

[@edmckeever9664]

The absolute greatest baseball player of all time. I took steroids and got big. I didn’t do any better when I played softball

[@TheGGFamily]

best baseball player that will ever live

[@marianosandoval704]

He was so good that pitchers weren’t even mad at the fact they gave up a homer because they knew there wasn’t anything they could do anyways I mean just look at the pitchers face in the first clip

[@anthonywest9924]

44:39 swing sounded like a greek god breaking his leg

[@georgeslupski5987]

Just went to it, your right. Never heard that sound b4

[@jamesd2128]

Key moment of that crazy series, K Rod striking out Barry in the top of the seventh, with the Giants up by five runs and a runner on first. If Barry had gotten to K Rod again, perhaps the Angels can't make their epic comeback.

[@TheHiLiteShow7]

Baseball is such a funny sport like that. You would hope the Giants bullpen would be able to hold on to a lead like that. I bet Barry was walking to the dugout thinking 'Yea that sucked but we should be able to hold this'

[@kylestrange4494]

The better team won that series. Hands down

[@bjones2366]

If he had bothered to actually try playing left field, that would’ve helped, too! 😂 His lazy, slow a-s out there was a serious liability.

[@danielkim9161]

Still remember how every single Bonds at-bat during these years felt like it was going to be a homer. Those shots off Percival and K-Rod just left me in awe, and I hated the Giants. You've just got to give it up to him -- he's the greatest player I've ever seen.

[@scottfeuerhammer3595]

My favorite, best player that ever lived.

[@averagejohnson3985]

His OBP this series was .700! Holy Fucking Calhoun that's dangerous!

[@manuginobilisbaldspot2]

1:17 "PREPARE THE ROYAL HORNS! ALL HAIL KING BONDS!"

[@geekUSA101]

I can't believe how many times he got intentionally walked

[@keltonscott734]

Intentionally and Unintentionally.

[@MM-qi5mk]

Greatest batter to ever step into the box. And #2 is not close

[@user-wu8nx2yr3k]

Bonds was the best hitter I've ever watched.

[@triangleoffense9382]

My favourite player should have won a World Series

[@triangleoffense9382]

44:38

[@potentially__9445]

I WISH!!!

[@FLAC05]

Dude! Thanks for making this!

[@anthonywest9924]

This dude was a robot no way he's human

[@c.martinez516]

Best baseball player that I have ever seen. He was always so much better than everyone else. He won so many gold gloves by the way.

[@anerudhan]

44:40 that is the most unbelievable sound I have ever heard in a baseball game

[@DanielSong39]

Best batting performance in World Series history

[@jayritchie851]

Meaningless---they lost.

[@RealSerie26]

DanielSong39 Nope. I’m pretty sure David Ortiz was better in 2013.

[@georgeslupski5987]

Greatest hitter of all time

[@jeffsamuels2539]

Greatest Beisbol content I’ve seen 🙏🏿🙏🏿 MAJOR W

[@franciatejeda1136]

el mejor batiador dela historia de mlb y el mejor pelotero del mundo

[@fellosantana9535]

Que no le quede duda a nadie salón de la fama seguro...

[@treybear8174]

18:36 I would show this clip to my children my grandchildren and my great grandchildren every time I got the chance. Hey kids have I ever told you about the time grampa struck out Barry Bonds on 3 straight pitches in the World Series?

[@AtlantaSpanish]

The GOAT

[@tomdallas3690]

I still remember them showing Bonds in the outfield in Game 6.....was 6th or 7th inning....San Fran up 5-0......he had played a perfect series.....was going to get his World Series and erase doubts about his playoff performances in the past....was all set for him....then they blew the lead. San Fran pitcher in Game 7........Hernandez or something, bragged going into the final game....ah...I always win game 7s. Bonds was at the high point of his career near the end of game 6, then it all unraveled on him.

[@stephenstrang590]

watching his at bats is mesmerizing.

[@chili015]

If you search on KZbin, someone made a video about Bonds' 2004 season in which he had over a .600 on-base percentage. The premise of the video was to theorize what would have happened had Bonds gone up to the plate every time without a bat and pitchers still pitched him the same way. It analyzed every pitch he actually saw to determine percentages of balls and strikes and predicting how the remainder of at-bats where he put the ball in play would have ended. Obviously, plate appearances can only end 3 ways if you don't swing: A strike out, a walk, or a hit by pitch... the result of the video still had Bonds having over a .600 on-base percentage. It was just a fun exercise that in no way could be true, but it did represent how scared pitchers were to throw him too many strikes.

[@worldtraveler721]

Thank you for this video! I love it! I was born in the early 90's so I didn't get to see a lot of Bonds' amazing talent live.

[@scottfeuerhammer3595]

Oh buddy. I was born in 1977. I remember baseball from 1982 on. I'm in the Milwaukee market and Milwaukee was American league. We didn't see National league games until they combined in 1994. We didn't have cable to watch the weekly ESPN game during the weekend. Different times. He was a legend in late 80's/early 90's. I could get Chicago Cubs games on the radio and listen to it With Harry Carey. I actually subscribed to "Baseball Weekly " published by USA Today. I had a newspaper delivered to my house (I just turned 47) and I would read about Barry and others. 97, the leagues were combined and I could watch everything. I bought EVERY ticket Barry played in Milwaukee. Originally in the third deck. Eventually 3rd row behind home plate. Best ever. Not close. 🤘 I am a very accomplished baseball player. Decorated and he was perfect. Average throwing arm is the only knock. Other then that, PERFECT BASEBALL PLAYER GOD COULD CREATE.

[@worldtraveler721]

@@scottfeuerhammer3595 Wow, listening to games on the radio and subscribed to "Baseball Weekly." Of course, I'd rather watch the games on TV or in person and look up scores/stats on my phone. I have been subcribed to The Athletic for a while now. All I have to do is sign in to read their articles on my phone. Lol. But, reading the newspaper and listening on the radio sounds cool, regardless. Thanks for sharing.

[@WheresMyInhaler]

This happened in 2002 you couldn’t of been younger 7 your acting like this happened in the 80s

[@worldtraveler721]

@WheresMyInhaler Learn math. If I was born in 1996, I was younger than 7. And even at 7, why would I appreciate it back then the way I can now? I was busy playing with my Barbie dolls 🤷‍♀️

[@tenningale]

48:00 Up 5-0 in the 7th up 3 games to 2 and they blow out. Ouch.

[@joeycerrillo524]

Beautiful swing

[@tippylosojos]

Can you imagine how well he'd do if he wasn't walked.

[@mikelasowski5007]

Really a shame the Giants blew Game 6 and lost the series. Bonds deserved a championship for the way he performed in the playoffs and that series

[@treybear8174]

44:38 His last home run was off a slider. He did that to a f**king slider.

[@selfdo]

Sliders can be "hung" and become quite hittable too.

[@edwardrichardson9543]

Giants should’ve won this series with Barry Bonds as World Series MVP. Almost a home run per game but he did get some doubles and a single.

[@jiggagrave6861]

8 out of 17 with 13 walks !?!? bloody hell!

[@mayhemjr.803]

No doubt had the Gmen won, Barry would've been World Series MVP

[@tooshmart6669]

Barry Bonds was the best player I *ever* watched in any sport at any period of time, im an 80's baby/varsity jock that loves all sports. Watching Barry at the plate was pure enjoyment no matter the outcome, it was like watching Baseball.exe crash everytime he was at the plate. Every brain cell in that stadium was focused on that one man when he was at the plate. Barry is the GOAT of all time in my book.

[@tim55lincecum]

Very cool video. Subscribed after watching.

[@crocodilefan33]

Great video

[@mlbonfox8199]

MY GAWD / THE HOMERUN OFF ORTIZ........AWESOME

[@fellosantana9535]

Definitivamente salón de la fama seguro...

[@torea30]

🐐🐐🐐🐐 n should be in hof period…

[@orlandohernandez8463]

Si un pelotero gana 3 Guantes de Oro o 3 Bates de Oro, automáticamente, debe incluirse en el Salón de la Fama de Cooperstown. 9/6/2020

[@fellosantana9535]

Amigo mio no hay bate de oro, hay bate de plata...

[@Songs-je6uz]

Induct the Man in HOF…what an intro 😅

[@HKim0072]

Under appreciated Bonds trait. He rarely stepped out of the box. Made for a quicker pace of game. On the other hand, he milked the counts. His at bats were longer than most.

[@TheBatugan77]

He was as smart a hitter as there ever was. He looked over pitchers and pitches. With each extra pitch, his odds of success increased exponentially.

[@jtremaine23]

TheBatugan77 Can’t remember who said it a few years ago but they said something like good hitters adjust from game to game, great hitters adjust from at-bat to at-bat, HOF (or legendary) hitters adjust while the pitch is heading towards the plate. We all know which category Bonds was in.

[@stephendre2902]

Milked counts? He would get one maybe two hittable pitch’s per game and would hit them out. That’s no milking counts. That’s getting a good pitch to hit and winning every battle. So what’s the fuck that means...

[@beaugilmore361]

100% agree. Like wtf ? Milked counts ? Lol

[@oscarelite6503]

puts a lot of pressure on the pitchers

[@Mr.MikeBarksdale]

Last five ABs, when it really mattered: 1-4, with a BB, and a K. You can guild the lilly all you want, but he always choked in the playoffs, even as dominant as he was here. When it really mattered, he would find a way to snatch failure from the jaws of victory.

[@editionmarcus]

Bonds the absolute goat at the plate… walked him in the first to load the bases with one out… u dont see those things!!

[@JDwJC11]

His bat speed was 😳

[@keylo52moore29]

Imagine what his homerun total would be if intentional walks weren’t allowed lol

[@keystoneshepard6940]

Some records are meant to be broken the all time walk record will never be broken he only hit in like 1/3 or more of his at bats

[@potentially__9445]

EASILY 900 plus home runs, hell he was getting to 800 home runs had an team signed him

[@keltonscott734]

​@@potentially__9445Absolutely, I think He hit 4, 5, or 6 Homers after He Broke Hank Aaron Record. Even if Someone Signed him to Be A Designated Hitter the Next Year would have been Good. I Still Today don't know why the Giants didn't resign Him. He was Ready to Play Too, But Every Team was hating on him for Juicing. This Dude just was that Good, and His Dad Bobby Bonds hit over 400 Home Runs when he played with Willie Mays in San Francisco. He hardly went too many at bats before he launched one out of the Park. The Best to Ever Do it in My Opinion by Far, and those Pitchers were terrified to pitch to Him.

[@East_Bay_Funk]

best bitter of all time . unfortunately i was at game 6&7 for this WS

[@gmoney8585]

intentional walk in the 1st inning wow

[@bobs1224]

Bonds was great but losing the series was more emotional than winning three WS later.

[@johantheboneless7252]

Ole John Dowd

[@timmylong833]

haha good call, John Dowd hits bombs!!!

[@Liderdeporte]

Wao el mejor bateador de la historia .

[@SuperY0gurt]

THE BEST EVER!!! HOA

[@greatscott7003]

I could take steroids my entire life and still not even be able to hit a 60 MPH pitch straight down the middle of the plate no movement

[@DanielSong39]

It's not as easy as it sounds.

[@georgeslupski5987]

You are correct

[@Darshawnnglynn]

73 home run single season year 2001 and got world series 2002

[@stephendre2902]

Haters: Bonds is the devil Same Haters when they would see it live: 2:13

[@marianunca3749]

Baribos el mejor batiador de todos los tiempos merese es tar en el salón de la fama porque fue el mejor dedamas por eso

[@LucyFuhr]

Best Ever! There Should be an asterisk next to a lot of Yankee Championships and other individual accolades...Turns out real competition didnt arrive until 1947.

[@haddtyl]

At 23:29 it's amazing how quick Barry sees this ball will be low. Wow.

[@sadbravesfan]

Are you kidding? It was a 3-0 count so of course he's gonna stand there and not swing. This is how 99% of 3-0 counts go. Are you new to baseball?

[@haddtyl]

@@sadbravesfan You're exaggerating. Barry swings at about 15% not 1% of 3-0 counts. Given how this series was going, I'm sure he would take a shot at a hanging breaking ball or fast ball down the middle.

[@aloysiusneumeyer171]

Baseball royalty circles the base is in the second inning

[@bartstarr2371]

🐐

[@saxnable]

Yeah, I know it's a formality, but this video should actually be called "Every plate appearance in the 2012 World Series"

[@fraynesperez]

Pueden decir lo que quiera pero como yo lo pude ver para mi es el bateador más temible de la mlb de por vida