Barry Bonds Milestone Homeruns

Barry Bonds milestone homeruns, 100, 300, 400, 500, 71 (565), 600, 660, 700, 714, 756
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[@kmav2213]

He hits one highhhhh... HE HITS ONE DEEEEEEEPPP!!! IT IS, OUTTA HEERRRRREE!!! *Hearing the crowd* SEVEN FIFTY SIX

[@0Architectdude0]

goosebumps

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Single greatest call in sports... it's a stretch but that would give anyone goosebumps

[@richardjones1988]

BONDS STANDS ALONE! BONDS STANDS ALONE!!!

[@horse-4598]

MarloSoBalJr Gaming best baseball call maybe

[@TreverHapless]

Him and Girffey Jr had the best swings in MLB history

[@absalom0412]

Darryl strawberry

[@andyatkins9172]

Yep along with Strawberry. The 3 prettiest swings

[@tonybleau6219]

Manny Ramirez and Griffey Jr. for me.

[@tonybleau6219]

Pujols, ARod and Edgar as close seconds

[@jabe633]

will clark

[@PhantomofDB]

One of the most remarkable things about Bonds' record chase was that every major milestone home run from 2001 til the end of his career (including #715 to pass Ruth, not shown here) was hit in San Francisco, except for home run #714, which was hit 15 miles away in Oakland. The only other major number that wasn't hit at home was the one to tie Aaron #755, but even that was hit in Southern California

[@zachwillis4344]

Jonathan McCormick he purposely didn't hit them until he was home

[@selfdo]

Also consider that Candlestick wasn't considered a homer-friendly park, and AT&T, in spite of the "short porch" in right (309 ft. down the line, albeit with a 25' wall), has proven to be "Death Valley" to MOST left-handed hitters. Bonds hitting over a third of his career HRs while playing at AT&T is proof alone of his extraordinary power, especially since he turned 36 when they moved there. Look at the Giants team pitching stats since 2000, compare away vs. home, and you'll see just how pitcher-friendly that park is.

[@paoerfulone1089]

@@selfdo If Bonds had played in Colorado, Fenway, or Yankee Stadium, he would've reached 800.

[@mynameismarcusT]

400 was in Florida

[@vegasknights4125]

@@zachwillis4344 took the words out my mouth

[@Jacoblaggard]

he must of gotten in good shape running around those basses 760 times

[@vincentjara2307]

His swing was perfection, bat speed was actually insane

[@vegasknights4125]

Lazer speed

[@tonybleau6219]

Roids will help with that in your late thirties...

[@georgevincent1834]

Yours would be too if you had half the illegal substances he used inside of you.

[@saandwich104]

He only swung a 32"

[@DoggyBaseball]

@@saandwich104 I’m 5’5 and I swing a 32…

[@TheDCGuitar13]

There’s no drug on this planet that can make a man hit like Barry. His hand eye coordination was second to none: his swing was bitter. He was the single most dominant baseball player that ever lived and just like number 2 Pete rose the mlb thinks it can tell it’s story without them. They can’t just erase what we saw from our minds. It’s impossible. Same for a rod who I’m sure they’ll try to do this to as well.

[@trevorb1898]

People forget that young Barry was basically the same level of player that Mike Trout is now.

[@123L5P]

Whats forgotten too was how much he was walked. I used to watch all the giants games. There were times he spent 2-3 games without a chance to even swing at all. With all the walks he still got all the homers he did. A true legend.

[@javiersalazar713]

Dude you can say this over and over again and people will still bitch. The man was great and people just don’t want to accept it lol.

[@biged680]

@Giancarlo Stanton coming from you thats a big deal 😂

[@TheDCGuitar13]

@@123L5P I remember seeing somebody do a dive into how much he walked and they came to the conclusion that he could’ve never took one swing and led the league in on base percentage lol. His batters eye and intimidation of pitchers was second to none

[@DezIsWhatsUp]

“Take a look, he’s a hall of famer”💀

[@taydafranklin7800]

Sean Connery no truer words

[@cangri1788]

At that monent he was..

[@garrymiller3171]

@@cangri1788 he is a hall of famer regardless

[@0Architectdude0]

he should be

[@gregalmonte8]

Sean Connery lets see how this ages

[@ryanderke8678]

Love it or hate it, the Roid era was one of the most exciting times in baseball. McGuire, Sosa, Bonds, and many more made it exciting to watch, just waiting for them to crush it out of the ballpark. Even without him he still would’ve been a first ballot easy. Roids or not he’s the goat.

[@hatzzmcgeetheobsessedastro3010]

Ryan Derke McGwire not McGuire

[@zdmdesignsbranding507]

Ryan Derke exactly. Give the man his props.

[@PropertyOfShaqDaddy]

So many pitchers were on Roids Bonds leveled the playing field

[@andyatkins9172]

Whether he was on steroids or not. Barry Bonds should be in the hall of fame as should Pete Rose! How can you keep the all-time hits and home run leaders out and truly call it a hall of fame?

[@chrishearst3324]

@@andyatkins9172 Exactly!!!

[@johnbell2568]

if Bonds wasn't forced out he would have hit 800 home runs.

[@robertanderson2898]

For sure. If MLB didn't strike in 1994 and part of 1995 he probably would have gotten there, even though he had great seasons. Plus he was out most of the year in 2005, played only 14 games. That one pretty much halted his chances for 800.

[@rahlohmcdonogh9839]

And he was colluded against so he wouldn't get 3000 hits about 200 short!!

[@aarynstallworth515]

John Bell dude they made Barry Bonds retire.

[@dominickjuarez5461]

if he wasn't intentionally walk 700 times he would have hit over a thousand lol

[@Michiganboy248]

John Bell if he would have played longer and if it wasn't for the 94 strike he would hit 800

[@cohenhar]

Those black Giants uni's were nice

[@michaelgray1803]

I want one number 25

[@carloseatsbacon14]

this why i came to this video

[@michaelgray1803]

Do anyone know where to find them

[@vincent2053]

@@michaelgray1803 Google images

[@boferrando6073]

Best baseball player ever. hands down. In fact, no other athlete I would rather go back in time and watch. numbers never lie and he was already a HOF player before steroids. So much nostalgia when I watch Barry's highlights on KZbin, remembering being 9 or 10 years old and going to so many games at Pac Bell and being at so many of Barry's milestone games (#500,#600,#73), and getting his autograph at the left field flag pole before a game. I damn near cried and looked at the autographed ball the whole game. If you weren't physically attending Giants games in the early 2000's you just don't quite understand what an epic level of electric baseball player Barry Bonds was.

[@boferrando6073]

@CAMERON BEVILL best player ever

[@byronbass1370]

Your high. Ken Griffy Jr. no roids. Way better fielder, wayyy stronger arm. Bonds couldn’t play to homeplate. Mike Trout, nowadays. Definitely not saying bonds isn’t good though

[@Payne_Inc.]

He was 💰 without PED's. Still, one of the best swings I've ever seen.

[@CPAJayhawk]

Ha...can't believe they stopped the game that long for # 500

[@MovieGamingTV]

Was thinking the exact same thing

[@DaTornadoz]

lol movie gaming hello xD

[@Hagen2515]

Movie Gaming TV if only he was a yankee...

[@johnbarron8361]

To be fair, that number used to mean something.

[@corderrolharris3959]

Bond was the 17th person to do that. And only 5th time since the 1978. At the time, that was considered automatic Hall of Fame.

[@goinbananas1054]

I remember watching his 500th when I was a little kid and I loved all the stuff they did on the field afterward, I was excited to see 600 and I remember they didn't do anything compared to what they did for 500 and I was really disappointed

[@mrmaxxx94]

Barry bonds is the 👑 of baseball, respect to the 🐐

[@alec1430]

He was THE San Francisco Giant. Absolutely unbeatable. Steroids help, but not with that nice swing and hand eye coordination. His eye was sooo good

[@BulletJS]

They celebrated #500 like that was going to be his career highlight.

[@ripkobe248]

imagine being the pitcher giving up a home run and then having to wait and watch him hug and kiss every member of his family for 10 minutes

[@jamiebrinkley3768]

the guy was 22 when debuted. i’m sure over a 21 year career, it wasn’t just roids that got him bigger or better. there is such a thing as lifting weights and dieting.. regardless of peds, bonds is one of the best to play this game. i’ll tell you what, go out there and find somebody who’s never played this game, juice him up with roids and bring him into the big leagues.can guarantee it won’t help hand/eye coordination or pure natural talent..

[@Bigboi54]

Jeez. This dude is the best ever.

[@eliseogalaz6723]

Julez Rulez Bacanal Baca. Lola

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

By far. His bat control, his eye, his ability to hit anything out. Best of all time

[@Andrew_T.08]

Well he did take PED’s

[@FukCal51]

@@thickerconstrictor9037 hell yeah

[@FukCal51]

@@Andrew_T.08 u still gotta hit the ball. Bonds is the goat.

[@p2ryantwothousand3]

i refuse to call cooperstown the hall of fame without the best player to ever play in it

[@bigglesworth06]

p2ryantwothousand3 Tony Gwynn is already there... but Bonds is my 1A.

[@bigglesworth06]

Before you roast me for that comment... just look at his body of work. INSANE. 10000+ at bats. 400 Ks. That’s a real stat. 9 Gold Gloves. Never batted below 300 in a season. Hit .392 twice. Lifetime batting average... .342

[@michaelgray1803]

Agree

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

But Gwynn was on steroids.

[@michaelkapadia9840]

@@bigglesworth06 His two best years were .394 (strike season) and .372...he was a lifetime .338 hitter and nowhere near as good as Barry Bonds no matter which way you put it.

[@CharmCityGamer]

The greatest to ever swing a bat.

[@ptor175]

Charm City Gamer babe ruth

[@michaelgray1803]

@@ptor175 who cares before integration

[@bigglesworth06]

Tony Gwynn... but Bonds deserves to be in the HOF, and it’s ignorant for him not to be. He was an absolute nightmare for pitchers. Pete Rose as well.

[@69ChevyGarage]

Griffery Jr. was a purer hitter than Bonds and without the metamorphosis transformation of his body like Bonds who was literally a roid zombie.

[@billtahara1428]

Ya know, the electricity bonds created wherever he performed is magic! The home run I'll remember best is the one he hit gainst Troy Percival in the 2002 world series!!

[@alleanklienbonita4705]

Yeah the ball was gone as soon as he hit it

[@h5v1y0]

You couldn’t see the ball

[@michaelhenyard9482]

Bomb shot tried to challenge bonds 😂

[@johnsaint6524]

best hitter all time imo

[@KennyMack-5135]

By the time he hit 300 homeruns he was already in the Hall of Fame

[@juansantiago6635]

if you watch the highlight I think they say that lol

[@juansantiago6635]

my bad actually that was number 400...I think call was there in #400 and now BB is the only player to ever have 400 HR and 400 SB...he started a new category lol

[@ENTERTAINMENT35]

Roids or not, before he took them he was hitting balls left and right out of the park so does it really matter?

[@silverguard8105]

Yeah it does. Because he did not home runs at that time like he did after he took them. Without roids he probably hits 600 home runs and would have left the game highly respected.

[@827Drew]

@@silverguard8105 Steroids are a funny thing. Just because you have them in your system doesn't mean you were taking them to get an advantage. The MLB will take action against you regardless, but steroids can be used to treat legit medical problems. For example, steroids are used to treat inflammation of blood vessels, which is really not a good thing for you. Here's another funny thing. You don't learn how to hit home runs by taking steroids. Try taking some tomorrow, and then go up against a MLB pitcher. I guarantee you'll strike out.

[@silverguard8105]

@@827Drew you're right. But steroids allow you do build more muscle and shorten recovery. That extra strength helps turn doubles off the wall into home runs.

[@827Drew]

@@silverguard8105 Barry had maybe 1 inside the park home run in his entire career, lol. He wasn't really known for his speed. There's actually a lot of luck that goes into inside the park home runs.

[@silverguard8105]

@@827Drew nobody is talking about inside the park home runs. I'm talking about a hit that was once a double off the wall is now a home run over the way because of the extra strength...

[@htown148]

he was a beast when he was skinny too. dude is a goat

[@googzgag]

We will never see another Barry Bonds.

[@lamichaelclark9224]

Regardless of what he might have took,, he still had to swing the damn bat!! Skinny Bonds was swinging for the fences so nothing really changed

[@c0oked638]

Steroids are still PED's. Im starting to like Bonds, but he still took PEDs.

[@IBenThere]

That swing, I hate you Barry Bonds, but God damnit I respect you.

[@luisfermin608]

Why hate him ? Wtf 😂 you hate a guy you don’t even know and didn’t do anything that affected you

[@Jayymus]

"Take a look, he's a Hall of Famer." ...

[@kevinbeazy]

He’s spaced out during that 700 hr clip. About to hulk out.

[@jordanrobson3166]

That swing tho. It wasn't as pretty as a Ken Griffey swing but it was just as wicked. I miss this baseball. Even with the steroids.

[@andrewserrano921]

Bonds swing proved to be more deadly and effective...

[@samwright285]

@Y Marina true

[@boferrando6073]

I'd take Bonds stance and swing all day. always loved everything about his stance and swing

[@leecowell8165]

@@andrewserrano921 he had a short, quick swing. you were NOT gonna get a ball past this guy.

[@ykJvacano]

i wish i was lucky enough to be witness the Roid era, pretty much the most exciting era in baseball history

[@toddles822]

Steroids or not, it is truly remarkable what he did

[@angelalvarez2915]

Steroids or not, he still had to hit the ball

[@PropertyOfShaqDaddy]

@@josecarranza7555 greatest played before he ever took one roid and he did it against so many pitchers on juiced to the gills. Bonds the GOA5

[@vincent2053]

@@josecarranza7555 kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4HYmap3ft-lj80

[@joebauers3746]

Not remarkable. Before Roids and HGH he only averaged 23HR a season his first six seasons.

[@JustTheHighlights]

Wow they were waiting for that ball to end up in the river!

[@jakeheerwagen8007]

My routine when I was up to bat was copied after Barry Bonds. I was so thankful I was watched him hit 756 live on TV. My chance I saw that they were on and knew he needed one more. Turned it on and he hit it like 2 pitches later

[@mark951]

Best call of all time by far. Jon Miller absolutely killed it

[@salesbuffet]

Bonds and Griffey are the purest hitters I’ve ever seen

[@TheGrizNation]

1:43 If only

[@thedude3065]

roids or not that swing is a work of art

[@stephendre2902]

“I miss that guy...” - Mike Krukow

[@moviesandmusic5055]

He was so Damn good

[@amishmike1]

Better athletics through science

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

All these guys simply incredible ballers!

[@michaelhenyard9482]

Mark was a bum! And Sosa I don't respect because he juiced and used a corked bat that super cheating! Bonds was the GOAT before any steriod talk arguably the best to ever play the game

[@copizz9558]

U can watch him grow every 100 home runs lol 😂

[@thatchercrounse7976]

ong😭

[@johnrotten3268]

Look how much Barry's head grew from 300 to 500. All natural baby.

[@Mbarnstein62891]

His 100th homerun swing in the first clip sounded like he broke his bat too.

[@Tj11813]

Such a smooth swing.

[@mohammadyaghnam2942]

Lucky all his milestones were almost always home

[@KQwest98]

1:42 “Take a look, he’s a HOFer” is he though lol

[@chancespivey1781]

“The metamorphosis of Barry bonds” that should’ve been the title

[@Memorex996]

It's amazing what you can do when youre "past your prime" if you just eat right and believe in yourself

[@frankiegarc5675]

Barry bonds is a good baseball player…. He is so talented and he is the king 👑 of home runs,I don’t care about any one said this dude is good baseball player….

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

So glad I got to see that, and Griffey got railroaded as well, sometimes strikes should not happen. Players association should have thought more about the history. To Griffey's credit he took the decision like a champ and a real union member!

[@andyatkins9172]

Griffey would have broken the record first if not for injuries!

[@SR-hf3hx]

don't care if he did whatever , he was the most fun to watch and best baseball player to ever live, until maybe possibly trout

[@altonwilliams7117]

He would have got to play in more World Series if it weren’t for The Braves. Before the current playoff system I felt sorry for Giants one year. They had like 105 wins and didn’t make it to the post season because of the Braves but he was sure fun to watch. A hitting machine. ⚾️ Beginning with the Pirates then on to San Francisco.

[@Gabriela-Acevedo]

They had game 7 in 92 NL championship in hand, but blew it in 9th inning.

[@selfdo]

@@Gabriela-Acevedo Sid Bream sliding into home under the tag of catcher Mike LaVelle.

[@FrankLee-qd3hy]

Barry is undeniably the G.O.A.T. The fact that the baseball writers won't vote him into the HOF says more about them than it does about Bonds. He knows that when baseball PLAYERS vote, he'll be voted in and rightfully so.

[@Jeff-kz5kl]

One of the best ball players to ever live!

[@joshthomas911]

Greatest Giants of all time!

[@WaluigiLebron]

all were at home (Oakland is a bridge away from San Francisco)

[@happybeingmiserable4668]

Ruth would easily be in the 800 club by himself if 1. Live ball was around when he started 2. 162 Game seasons vs 154 Games during Ruth's career 3. Ruth not spent the first few seasons as a HOF Pitcher Ruth also did it on hot dogs and beer

[@andyatkins9172]

Add to that the fact that injuries slowed him down alot his last few years

[@joebauers3746]

Pretty sure Ruth woulda hit 800 if he did HGH and Roids and hit the gym...

[@TaintedNimbus]

@@joebauers3746 Ruth would've hit over a 1,000 if he had Roids

[@jshipp5469]

A lot of if’s there

[@lamontyoung9773]

Greatest hitter ever. Steroids don’t increase your hand eye coordination. Had he stopped at 500 he was a hof.

[@OldSoulNewLife]

Just too good at swinging the bat , hand eye coordination is insane

[@davidy9006]

He’s a hall of famer.

[@mark_zuckerballs]

He should be

[@KristoferProphet]

Lol notice how he got bigger and bigger throughout his career. Could just be age causing weight gain

[@jaredcabrera3934]

Kristofer Prophet unlikely old age usually comes with less weight with less meat on your bones

[@KristoferProphet]

Marcus Mariota I think when I made this comment I was being sarcastic, implying it was steroid use, I don't even know, but I didn't wanna cause a shitstorm lol

[@TenshinhanIsKing]

+Kristofer Prophet if you seen bonds now hes small again

[@selfdo]

Age, weight training, and dietary supplements...MOSTLY "legal"...a few MIGHT not have been, but there's no proof via testing.

[@benhen7764]

Bat boy for 500 looks like a mini Tim Lincecum

[@nickfisher8569]

The main reason I think Bonds is a hall of famer is if you cut his stats in half, you still have a hall of fame resume

[@kevinbarry7475]

Babe Ruth and Barry Bonds, the two greatest baseball players ever

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

Yeah they did him dirty. He was just killing em, pitchers were like man I don't want to be a statistic. Smiling.

[@allannovinger1733]

That’s just good hitting right there

[@1010-d7b]

All natural baby. GOAT

[@coleton2144]

BARRY SHOULD BE IN THE HALL OF FAME

[@ryanprice3]

is awesome how basically all of these were at home

[@Millsey_]

best part is how basically all of these were at home

[@MrDuds1984]

I don’t care about what people say he hit the ball and it went over the fence, he’s the all-time leader.

[@planbskaterchu]

The greatest to ever do it.

[@jeremiahb25]

Such a shame he's not in the HOF

[@RedlegFan19]

Bonds was one of the best of all time before steroids and belongs in the hall of fame but he certainly wouldn't have been the homerun king without steroids. He hit over 40 one time in the first HALF of his career. He was at 334 after his 10th season and added on 428 the next ten and thats with missing all of 2005 😅

[@jasonclark9963]

Steroids don’t help players hit home runs off of great pitchers like Greg Maddox, Randy Johnson, Curt schilling, Pedro Martinez, etc... he was a great hitter

[@mitchvankesteren6771]

I honestly wish they’d let everyone in pro sports do any performance enhancing substance they want, imagine how much more exciting baseball would be….. still have the talent they earned from relent-lace practise, just makes their skill super human

[@johnscanlon2598]

Funny to see an Enron sign out there for the 600 HR

[@keres9580]

I would consider him the GOAT

[@thebolant]

Man Barry got alot bigger over the years??......

[@831farmeros2]

Barry HOF 2022!!!

[@831farmeros2]

@CAMERON BEVILL Don't be hating fool! Barry Bonds is the G.O.A.T!!!! 💪🏿⚾️👍🏿

[@jiiig8667]

Bonds should be in the HOF. No discussions.

[@dominicgosselin2547]

The best player i’ve seen played by far

[@joshuabrooks4907]

Baseball is a game of feats, and one of America's greatest games. Many people thought that Babe Ruth's 714 home runs would be the record for over a century. It was barely a record for 50 years. Hank Aaron's record was supposed to last 100 years. Nope, it didn't even last 40 years. Barry's 762 lifetime homers is a lofty goal, but we have a lot of young sluggers that will probably make a run for Bonds' record. Nelson Cruz Giancarlo Stanton Ryan Braun Ryan Howard Josh Donaldson P. S. So what if Bonds was tied to the BALCO scandal. His actions put butts in the seats of Candlestick and Pacific Bell Parks.

[@leecowell8165]

I used to LOVE to watch this guy bat! NOBODY wanted to pitch to this guy and with damn good reason. he had NO weaknesses and sported an eagle eye to boot. he walked an awful lot and did not strike out very much either. a very disciplined hitter. if they'd have pitched to him he would have hit 800 homers (that's why they didn't pitch to him, of course).

[@juansantiago6635]

and if he didn't get black balled...still wanted to play for like another 3 years but no 1 signed him

[@lashawnjordan1336]

I think Barry Bonds would’ve hit 800 home runs if he Was never intentionally walked ⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️⚾️Barry Bonds is my favorite baseball player

[@RussellMills1877]

It's to bad he isn't in the Hall Of Fame because he was a great player and if he took those drugs like they said he did it is a shame because he didn't need them to play. And on a side note I have a you tube channel type in Russell Mills May 22, 2017

[@aureumursa1833]

Barry would still be chasing Willie if Willie didn't play in the Polo Grounds and Candlestick

[@andyatkins9172]

True story

[@gomez3357]

Wille benefited from polo grounds look at left field

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

Hall of Fame for Barry Bonds is long overdue, bump your asterisk!

[@mr.5ive111]

1:44 he’s already a hall of fame player 😭 disregard the roids

[@PENS68]

Steroids or not, cannot take anything away from Bonds whether you liked him or not. I will add, if it was not for all the injuries, i think Ken Griffey Jr would have challenged him for that record. Griffey easily would've broke the 700 home run, unfortunately when he was traded by Seattle to Cincinnati, injuries just plagued him.

[@mohammadyaghnam2942]

Unreal how most of these were at home

[@Darshawnnglynn]

Yes he Hall of Famer

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

I often wonder what would have happened if Griffey added the natural weight that comes with age and slightly adjusted his swing?

[@coby4480]

#756 is still one of the greatest calls in sports history.

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

You must make contact NOTHING CHANGES THAT!

[@rustyshackleford574]

we shoulda just let everyone juice and watch mega men hit 500 foot home runs every night

[@scottmcfarland5830]

it was cool to see Tim lincecum congratulate Barry for no. 500 (2:37)

[@bradyrhodess]

Nice catch!

[@bradyrhodess]

Was he the ball boy lol

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

Amazing!