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Where was Barry Bonds first home run hit?
Bonds hit his first MLB career home run at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium off of Craig McMurtry of the Braves on June 4, 1986.
How many home-runs did Barry Bonds hit in his career?
Barry bonds hit 762 career home runs. he hit more than B. Ruth!
What year did Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs?
Mark McGwire broke Roger Maris' record in 1998, when he hit 70 home runs.
How many home runs did Bary Bonds hit in MLB Home Run Derby to set the record?
Barry Doesn't Have The Record Any More But He Hit 17 Then Larry Walker Got 19 Ken Griffey Jr. Tied 19 Bobby Abreu Hit 24 And Finaly Josh Hamilton Hit 28 The Home Run Derby Has Changed Up Till 2000 There Was Only One Round, But Josh Hamilton Hit 35 Total. Bobby Abreu hit 41 Total
When did Barry Bonds hit 762 home runs?
Barry Bonds hit career home run number 762 on August 5, 2007.
Who hit the most home runs in baseball history?
In the world of professional baseball, the player that hit the most home runs was Sadaharu Oh of the Nippon Professional League in Japan who hit 868 home runs in his career that spanned 1959-1980. In Major League baseball, Barry Bonds hit the most home runs with 762.
In what year did Barry Bonds hit home run 73?
Barry Bonds hit career home run number 73 on June 7, 1989. He hit 73 home runs for the season in 2001.
Who has hit over 759 home runs?
barry bonds has hit over 759 home runs. he has hit the most home runs in MLB history and has gone into the hall of fame but will have a quote saying took steroids.
Who hit 73 home runs in a year?
Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs in 2001.
What First person to hit 900 home runs?
No player in Major League baseball has ever hit 900 home runs. The all time leader in career home runs is Barry Bonds with 762.
What team did Barry Bonds hit the most home runs against?
The San Diego Padres. Bonds hit 84 home runs against Padres' pitchers.
Who was the first person to hit 700 home runs?
Babe Ruth was the first member of the 700 Home Run Club. Hank Aaron was the second member, and Barry Bonds Third.
