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Barry Bonds 756 MLB Home Run Record, Beats Hank Aaron, Thanks Father Bobby Bonds, Aisha Bonds

By: Daniel Chubb | August 8, 2007 | 3 Comments

Barry Bonds 756 MLB Home Run Record

Yesterday Barry Bonds 756 home run sets a new MLB record, beating the MLB record of home runs set by Hank Aaron.

After we saw Barry Bonds 756 homer, Barry Bonds went to thank his father, Bobby Bonds. Barry Bonds’ father, Bobby Bonds, was also a baseball player.

Thanks Father Bobby Bonds

The previous record was by Hank Aaron 755 but now we have Barry Bonds 756 so he takes the title.

The success of Barry Bonds 756 has been clouded by rumours of steroid use in his younger years.

Barry Bonds 756 MLB Home Run Record, Beats Hank Aaron, Thanks Father Bobby Bonds

Do you think Barry Bonds used steroids?

Does this cloud the Barry Bonds 756 record?

Or should Hank Aaron still hold the MLB title?

Are you proud of Barry Bonds as his father, Bobby Bonds must be?

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  • owen

    the man hit the ball over the fence 756 times. that’s what the record is all about. statistics. statistics do not emphasize method of attainment. statistics do not emphasize character. they measure performance. barry bonds, love him or leave him, competed and won.

    owen

  • Hollywood

    This man is a great person, but he is a horrible influence to kids everywhere. He is a big disgrace to baseball. He has totally ruined his career. I believe this man should rot in jail, and let the records go back. Bud Seilgh should have been more involved in this. He is the worst man to ever to walk on a ball field.

  • hbo

    you dont say that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!