Barry Bonds has not come close to receiving the necessary amount of votes to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, but the slugger believes he will eventually be elected to baseball immortality.
Game 5 of the World Series happened on Sunday night in San Francisco, but I just can’t get past this photo Barry Bonds posted to Twitter (yes, Barry Bonds is on Twitter) of himself with Kim Kar
Pedro Martinez is eligible to be inducted into the Hall of Fame next year, and there is no reason to believe he won’t get in on the first ballot.
Barry Bonds showed up at San Francisco Giants spring training camp on Monday and he was looking incredibly skinny.
Barry Bonds has rejoined the San Francisco Giants this year as a special hitting instructor.
You could build a pretty convincing case for Barry Bonds being among the top two or three hitters in Major League Baseball history.
That damn “Jeopardy!” just thinks it’s so freakin’ funny sometimes, right? The nearly 50-year-old game show has taken its fair share of swipes at athletes and sports teams ove
Barry Bonds will be on the Hall of Fame ballot for the second time, and it doesn’t look like the former slugger will be any closer to gaining acceptance into Cooperstown.
