EXCLUSIVE: BARRY BONDS Like You've Never Seen or Heard Him Before

Barry Bonds & Ken Goldin. Two long-time friends sit down to reminisce in a candid and free-flowing conversation ranging from Barry's MLB playing days, collectibles, his relationships with other players and the media, his godfather Willie Mays, and the current state of the game. In this epic evening, Barry even reveals his personal collection of game-worn memorabilia he has displayed in his house. Sit back, relax and enjoy what is without a doubt, the ultimate Barry Bonds conversation.
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[@bradenhubahib8778]

Barry Bonds geeking out about how livestreams work is something I didn’t think I needed until I saw it

[@UppurMGMT]

I came here to hear him talk shit and claim He’s the best… only for him to be just a regular father learning about the internet lol.

[@xJAWAx]

Hearing Barry be himself, I really like him. He got such a bad rep in the media that was all I knew about him. He probably is the best to ever pick up a bat. He has a great view of the game and I think we need to hear more from him.

[@BrutusJrThe3rd]

Same. Barry is amazing

[@RayMagic12192]

His 01-04 Stretch was the greatest thing I've ever seen in my life watching sports. He would set walks records, while hitting alot of homeruns, while seeing only two pitches to hit a series.......GODLY .

[@damonbrice]

Sure was!!

[@jtremaine23]

Yeah, I had never seen a power hitter hit more homeruns than they had strikeouts (2004). His hand-eye coordination was top notch. Also, I had never seen a player so feared they intentionally walked Bonds with the bases loaded and this was in 1998 during the McGwire/Sosa chase.

[@jamiealexander7065]

@@jtremaine23 and that was before he took anything too. Best player ever, Ohtani is the only challenger.

[@gnielsen07]

@@jamiealexander7065look up Ted Williams hitting stats, he missed 5 years of his prime fighting in 2 wars. He’d have close to 700 homeruns if those years weren’t missed

[@jamiealexander7065]

@@gnielsen07 I’ve known that since I was a kid. The competition back then was laughable, I wouldn’t even count any of it.

[@allengordon41510]

I don't think baseball has ever had a personality like Barry who is so very much like Kobe, Jordan, and Kareem. The nuances of the game, sport and the competition is where all the focus is. The media and commercial requests really are a distraction, and a mindset of someone of that caliber has to pick and choose what outside distraction is worth giving time to. Barry was/is THAT DUDE!!! #254Life

[@thekanthalkid4273]

Such a great interview. I've loved Bonds since I was a baby, he was my dads favorite modern player. Screw the HOF, Barry doesn't need them.

[@turtle19dad]

Him and Rose should both be in.

[@damonbrice]

Agree!!

[@bryonhayes1797]

I don't care about him being accused of steroids his hand eye cordanation to hit a baseball will NEVER be seen again, the GREATEST baseball player in the history of baseball.

[@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth]

@Trzn 2 Barry won Several MVPs and was on his way to 500/500 long before steriod allegations started. He was an 8 time gold glover and a stud at the plate. He was the best of his generation and when his ENTIRE generation started using peds he was STILL the best. If he had a better attitude he would have been forst ballot

[@bigetnt]

Hahahahaha. Ya right. Babe Ruth was that guy. Barry bonds cheating with hormones. Hitting his girlfriend. Domestic abuse. Bad attitude. He doesn't deserve the hall of Fame. Which is why is has been voted out for the past 20 years. And will never be allowed in. Along with Alex Rodriguez and Mark Maguire. Add them to the hall of shame.

[@westhoodqualzini7884]

@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth could you imagine Griffey with peds? He would not only been so injured all the time but he probably would have hit 800 homers. Ken Griffey jr without steroids is better then Barry bonds without steroids and that’s a fact

[@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth]

@@westhoodqualzini7884 If you think Griffey wasn't using i have some ocean front property in Nebraska to sell you.

[@westhoodqualzini7884]

@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth you assuming he took steroids is just well an assumption. There’s no facts behind that statement. Your just a Barry bonds fan which is okay but don’t go lieing to make your guy look better. Ken Griffey dealt with injuries later in his career and he missed a lot of game something Barry bonds didn’t have to worry about because was breaking records at 36 and you know cheating

[@bobbyanastacio7175]

Barry should be in the Hall. If they put anyone else from his Era, then he should be in. He has 4 of 7 greatest OPS+ seasons ever. He missed out on 3K because of pitch intentionally walking him out of fear. He averaged 139 walks a year versus 89 strikeouts. Just listening him describe materials and design of bats, to the shape, type of wood, balanced weight, etc. He's a student that because his attention to detail to be an absolute expert. I bet if the media asked him better questions during his playing time......

[@encinobalboa]

No doubt Barry faced juiced pitchers so where is the advantage?

[@johnlant1730]

Terrific interview. Learned so much about Barry. He really was a student of the game. The man should be in the hall of fame.

[@tomfoolery5844]

I remember running track in middle school and at the time Barry’s daughter went to a different school in the same district, so I would regularly see him at the meets. He was always such a nice guy to everyone; I never understood the slander he got in the media.

[@simondaughtry4619]

Interesting listening to Barry speak ....he keeps a lot inside.... he really is a loner.

[@cnf241500]

I freaking love Barry. So genuine so loyal so true. The media is trash man. Straight trash.

[@davidmoss2576]

Both can be true, Barry admitted it himself that most of the media hate was deserved and was caused by him.

[@SooHooSamaSito]

@Trzn 2 I can second that from personal experience.

[@gametimegallery7661]

Barry, truly the greatest of all time. Great interview Ken.

[@jakeoviatt875]

He’s great with and advantage like any one else would be

[@freshprintsof3d]

Greatest juicer of all time…

[@potentially__9445]

@@freshprintsof3dGET OVER IT!!!!! He’s the GOAT PERIOD

[@HobbyChamps]

Amazing. Barry needs to be in the Hall of Fame.

[@encinobalboa]

Players know greatness. They should vote HoF, not stuffy writers.

[@dagoatYT]

@@encinobalboa facts

[@user-yx9bs8zo5q]

@@somepeoplecanthandlethetruth Sucked in postseason.

[@brianconnelly1238]

I agree, he needs to be, because Barry was a great player before the steroids, people tend to always forget about that...

[@turtle19dad]

@@user-yx9bs8zo5q except in 2002.

[@RussellMills1877]

You can say what you want about Barry Bonds but he was a unbelievable player who did what he wanted to on the field and would hit huge home that will be remembered for years to come. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017 to find me.

[@OG_Wax]

It’s nice to see Barry in this light, we didn’t get this when he played. Barry is the 🐐

[@danzo3471]

I remember when Barry came up he played for a short time in Hawaii for the Hawaiian Islanders just mashing. Son of Bobby godson of Willie cousin of Reggie, Berry bonds the absolute most feared slugger of all time , and it's not even open for a debate

[@thedude3065]

I dont care if he did or didn't he deserves to be a part of the sport The Giants had the right idea by adding his number to their pantheon of icons I'd love to hear him in a broadcast booth, his voice is pleasant to listen to and his insight is something I've been missing for this game since Tony Gwynn died

[@butchdabayboss7073]

When I was like 10 years old I sent Barry Bonds a letter tellin him how he was my favorite baseball player and I was sent a signed barry bonds baseball card in return... still have it to this day. I've always wondered if he really signed. I've never had it authenticated. But ur the man Barry u are the greatest player of all time.. u gave me some of the greatest memories I've ever had watching baseball with my grandpa who is no longer with us. Put barry in the hall of fame man... its a shame they are doin this to him and other greats..

[@Goldenboy2332]

Barry was a warrior on the baseball field and the greatest baseball player I ever seen. Really fun interview to watch.

[@aunch3]

Barry Bonds, the greatest baseball to ever live. You may not have liked him, but that doesn’t make him any less good.

[@freedom6919741]

Great interview! Best player to ever take the field !!

[@Wadatkuta_nagedu]

This was great! Everyone must see this. Love listening to the best baseball player who’s ever lived.

[@EvanSullivan-bx2uu]

it great to see Mr Bonds as a real person and to see his personality

[@trademark23]

Barry Bonds, the man himself!!! LEGEND. Could listen to him talk baseball all day... get a pod cast set up for this man ASAP and while we are there let's inlist him in the MLB HOF!!!

[@elihartsoe6718]

barry is the greatest to ever do it. i’ve only ever been to one MLB game and it just so happened to be the one when he hit 756

[@chaechong8199]

Barry Bonds is AWESOME!

[@keltonscott734]

You are the Man Barry, and the Greatest Home Run Hitter of All Time in My Opinion.

[@michaelvasser7754]

Barry Bonds is such a gentleman. The greatest of all times.

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

when Barry was in Pittsburg. being a skinny player, you could still SEE his future HOF greatness. GREAT outfielder, hitter, and runner/base-stealer.

[@keltonscott734]

I Also liked His Godfather Willie Mays and His Dad Bobby Bonds when They played for the Giants. It was a Dream come True when Barry got Traded to the San Francisco Giants. I watched every Game I could Every Season, and Cheered Bonds On Regardless of the Rhetoric and Jealousy.

[@michaelwoodsmccausland5633]

Absolutely Wonderful to see Barry B

[@fockinausty]

I wished him to play longer. He shouldn’t end his career in the way he had to. Regardless of controvesy, he deserved more, at least from the Giants organization and the fans.

[@JohnnyCarthief]

I have pictures of him in the early nineties. 1993, actually. My first year of college. Playing against the reds in Cincinnati. Have been a fan of his for a long time. Glad to see him in real life as a real person.

[@kidmack3556]

During the hearings here in S.F. I left a comment on Barry's website telling him that his father was my favorite player as a kid, as a matter of fact, I recently realized that my first attendance at Candlestick was Friday 10 APR 70 with my mom's friend who took me, and Mays made yet another spectacular catch at the fence while colliding with Bonds. I wanted to support Barry by telling him that I put on a lot of muscle in just a few months through increased exercise and nutrition, and Paul Coffey's training regime of exercising for hour or so immediately after games. Anyway, I know that human physiology is variable, as are the results of training.

[@strickstang85]

Hit .270 almost 30 home runs his final year and no team would give him another year is just not right. Such a gifted player.

[@robgoichman2167]

Best hitter I've ever seen hall of fame needs him. Now

[@lyndatang6458]

What message will that send to America to have a player that cheated on the hall of fame?

[@gnielsen07]

@@lyndatang6458there’s already several players in the hall of fame that cheated. Some were inducted recently

[@joseramirez-ml4tw]

One of the best homerun hitter I've ever seen #1

[@dtsang508]

Great to tour Bond's home! He's grown up so much since his playing days.

[@montello33]

Barry is the GOAT for sure.

[@DbeeM]

Bonds so funny! Welcome to the 21st century Barry

[@torea30]

My fav baseball player of alltime.should be in hof.

[@dinoc734]

no one realizes that he played 4 years in colleg and was one the top players in the history of college ball, then his first four years in the majors he was a leadoff batter. he was 26 when he finally made it to the middle of the lineup.

[@flame-sky7148]

Yea, that 88' year he could have had 90 to 100 rbis, but Leyland kept him at leadoff, then in 1990-1991 he placed him 5th in the lineup instead of in between Van Slyke and Bonilla. When he did move Bonds down in the order they started winning divisions. I think he's right, Griffey had the opportunity to be the goat if he stayed healthy (but Griffey had protection especially 96-99). We gotta hope Trout can stay healthy because he's a potential goat too. Bonds was a pleasure to watch, I saw him in person in the 90's and it was a thrill.

[@dirtydangler]

It's crazy I didn't even like baseball as a kid but I loved Barry Bonds 🤣🤣

[@SeedTheAvocado]

Barry Bonds is the GOAT

[@raybarsamian5221]

Barry is actually a very nice cool guy. This is a cool interview. I also hear he is a big boxing fan. Nice.

[@TheSpadre]

I was at the game in Houston when he hit #70. Dierker had the pitchers walk him 4 times and most of the crowd had left. At the crack of the bat, I experienced the loudest moment I've ever witnessed at a sporting event, and we were all Astro fans. We don't get loud for our own team. The standing ovation lasted for at least 3-4 minutes. We didn't care if he took performance enhancing products. For one thing they didn't have anything to do with his natural ability we all witnessed when he was in his early 20's playing in Pittsburg. This guy had one of the best swings in the history of the game, great hands, and a great eye. More homeruns than strikeouts in '04 and almost in '02! That didn't happen because of a pill.

[@CogitoErgoSum2024]

Thank you for sharing, Barry. That was incredible. ❤

[@ishmaelmelo]

I would like to see in a home run derby Barry, Sammy, Griffey jr, Macgwaire, Vladimir Sr, And ARod. One more time for the fans, and for the honor of their Amazing carrers in baseball... As a part of all star gamex toguether with the new homers... What you think about ken?

[@Mikemercedes7676]

Barry…love you hombre! You and Griffey truly the sweetest stroke in MLB history. You are the Mark of perfection when it came to striking a baseball. The Jordan of baseball ⚾️ Thank you for sharing 💪🏼💪🏼

[@mspionage1743]

I like Bonds, it's too bad the media f'd him over as they did.

[@shawngardner2642]

This was an awesome interview! I could listen to Barry all day!

[@jerrelleverett1284]

what an interview! This is great!

[@potentially__9445]

Bonds explaining the analytics of how they’re going to pitch to a batter reminds me of what he did against the Angels in his first World Series at bat and against Roy Oswalt

[@italioraucci]

WE LOVE BARRY !!!!!

[@markymarc9605]

Greatest hitter in the game, unfortunately played through the steroid era as a premier player. Doesn't change his skill or impact on the game of baseball. Thank you Barry!

[@collado137]

Not for nothing. Barry looks great.

[@savageaf1539]

Barry is the GOAT 🐐

[@9999bigb]

I was just gonna check this out for like 15 minutes but here I am an hour and a half later. This was a fantastic interview. Thanks for doing this

[@bonnie.duncan]

the view count for this amazing interview with the greatest ball player of all time, is just ridiculously low…

[@victorlenoir7699]

Baseball god! Love this dudes total game! Him and Pete!

[@bryannaylor6341]

Bonds & Rose for the Hall of Fame. It’s time already.

[@cjmac4950]

Great interview! Not too often do we get to hear from Barry.

[@goldenstone75]

this was really cool thank you both! barry is a good dude as everyone can see

[@clintwarner3008]

Good talk...I know he got a bad rep wit the media. One of the best hitters to be able to lift the ball like he did. 👊🏾⚾️

[@SpecialistGuava]

Lol I love the beginning. Barry is real.

[@raymondray4572]

Tha GOAT, your the best ever

[@favors59]

Barry Ken and willie are my goats

[@jayfernandezfernandez1270]

Barry you are the men

[@turtle19dad]

I never used to think about it, but I drive past the park bearing Barry's dad's name here in Riverside. Pretty cool.

[@stephendufort4154]

Great interview ,at last I meet BARRY BONDS , GREAT NICE TO MEET YOU AT LAST!

[@goldin]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lleetee3305]

OMG....This is such a great interview to watch! Barry Bonds is the greatest ball player of all time!

[@goldin]

Thanks for checking it out

[@turtle19dad]

I think more of this Barry, and we're not even debating him being in the HOF.

[@kennethkelly909]

Thanks for this interview

[@jimdraven2432]

I'm so pissed I missed this interview, buy what a great view! Fantastic job boss!

[@johnrickettsjr3463]

Barry NlBinds you're the greatest to ever play the game. I wish it could've worked out with you in Pittsburgh. I believe eventually you all would've won it all in Pittsburgh

[@BrutusJrThe3rd]

I owe Barry an apology. Thought bad about him before when he used to play but love his personality

[@Max-wd6og]

The Goat himself.

[@flame-sky7148]

Great interviewer. One fact when you consider the Hall of Fame, the first inaugural class: Ruth, Cobb, Wagner, Johnson, Mathewson in 1936. None of them were playing the game to become hall of famers. The hall of fame was established after they played. They didn't say to themselves, "I'm going to be in the hall one day." They didn't think that for one day in their playing career. All Bonds wanted to do was complete the circle of playing in SF to be in LF with his father in right, and godfather in center. I saw Barry in Pittsburgh in 92, he hit a home run first inning and trotted around the bases while the organ played at Three Rivers. I was a kid and I remember being so thrilled.

[@travisp5747]

Great interviewer? You’re joking. The only thing he did while Barry talked was way mhm over and over and over again

[@flame-sky7148]

It’s such a great interview , you and I watched this entire video. Let’s watch it again!

[@tiffanythurmond9600]

Wow it’s always good to hear it from the person love this interview

[@leeshackelford7517]

I'm 56, from San Francisco, so you know I'm a Giants fan, including the years Bonds, this one (hahaha) was a Giant. You belong in the HoF Fun thing. Since I worked so many hours, I only went to one live game. I'm in the nose bleed seats, wearing blue, and it's opening day. Hahahaha..blue was the wrong color...can anyone say why? Hahaha I very quickly bought a Giants cap and wore it backwards...so the people directly behind me stopped heckling me

[@bjr0467]

I fw Bonds they was hating on him wen u that great u gotta be built different mentally and emotionally

[@flame-sky7148]

He's right, the ground rule double used to be a home run until 1930. i couldn't believe it. They can't go back and change those one hoppers.

[@timmc8444]

Great portrait! fantastic interview with the man

[@robinfernandez4381]

The best athletic the world 🌎 Barry Lamar bonds 💪💪💪💪

[@bryannaylor6341]

I have a theory. We only have so much emotional energy that we can expend day to day. Barry conserved it to be a great player on the field. Other players like Griffey could do it all. It’s very person - personality specific.

[@rj-vj8gr]

outstanding thank you for doing this.

[@bran7134]

I'm one of those that think that if you are among the greatest within a sport, then you need HOF recognition. The only time I don't think it's warranted is Lance Armstrong. Using steroids to do what he did would truly require roids, but to hit baseball at a high level requires accuracy. It's totally different in my opinion . I think he needs to be in Cooperstown, period. Great conversation! Thanks for this!

[@apocthechamp]

Great insights and stories!

[@CHARLESSAILOR]

Barry, you are still the best. Pirates fan

[@topps85401]

Wow fascinating interview!

[@bassAssassin187]

I met Barry in Bradenton Florida in 1990 at pirate city. Also Bobby Bonilla,Van Slyke all of them! If you e been there you know how close you use to be able ro get there.

[@angelophilippopoulos9678]

They paint Barry to be a monster.....far from what I see. He has evolved as a human being just like all humans not really well take that back some.

[@Godvernment]

Unbelievable interview. Hidden Gem!

[@Hakimworldwide]

amazing interview!

[@Tyweezy84]

Greatest hitter ever

[@Wadatkuta_nagedu]

I didn’t catch it the first time. But we all hear the stories about how Barry Bonds was selfish, and his team hated him. When he talked about the great centerfielders that he played with, he gave props to his old teammates including Andy Van Slyke. Pretty cool to hear.

[@dereksupernaut]

Greg Maddux on Bonds: easiest hitter to pitch to, if there is anything on the line walk him... fax!!!

[@kennethkelly909]

Awesome

[@bassAssassin187]

I tell you what the installation of the clock in baseball makes it so much more enjoyable to watch now.

[@vards_cards]

This was the greatest video I have ever watched

[@SexAndCandyHair92]

I've got to be honest, this is the first time I've heard Barry talk and I wasn't expecting his voice to sound so high pitched lol