how many fly balls has barry bonds caught in regular season games in his carreer?
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http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/stats?playerId=1785&context=fielding\n\nLook under the PO section and add up the number of putouts that he has caught.
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He is definitely worth it. People totally exaggerate the impact of steroids on the great baseball players. Yes, steroids probably helped Luis Gonzales hit 57 home-runs when he has never hit over 30 in any other season. But steroids have not caused Barry Bonds to hit more home-runs. Go back to his earliest days, and Barry was crushing home-runs. Barry's totals have improved largely because he has become extremely selective (never swinging at anything out of the strike zone), and because he continues to perfect his craft as a hitter. Barry rarely misses a mistake. We are talking about a man who hit over 50 home-runs in a year where he received more intentional walks than ARod received in his entire career...ARod!!!! As for Babe Ruth's single season and career home-run numbers, does anyone complain about the fact these records were made possible by ending the dead ball era? That's right...before 1921, the major league record for home-runs in a season was 16. Do you think athletes all starting doping in 1921? Actually, no. Major league baseball actually changed the baseball, making it travel farther when hit. So yes, Barry Bonds is worthy to break Babe Ruth's career home-run record...and Hank Aaron's for that matter.
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Major League Baseball has a 162 game regular season.  Yes, that's such a marathon season.  The preseason is roughly 30 games or so.  \n\nWith that long of a season, it's incredible that Cal Ripken, Jr. played so many consecutive games (somewhere around 2300 in a row).  Considering the guy barely had a day off between March and the end of September each year, he was definitely dedicated to his work.  In an era of inflated salaries and concern of over-use injuries, few players even make it through one season without missing a game.
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A-Rod, Pujols, and possibly Bonds. Maybe even all three.\n\nBy the way, Pujols has a chance to break Barry Bonds's single season HR record too.
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barry bonds home runs
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There have been 10 managers in the last fifty years that were still active players in their debut year as major-league managers:\n\nPete Rose 1984-1986\nDon Kessinger 1979\nJoe Torre 1977\nFrank Robinson 1975-1976 \nYogi Berra 1964-1965\nGil Hodges 1963\nEl Tappe 1961-1962 \nHank Bauer 1961\nSolly Hemus 1959\nHarry Walker 1955\n\nPrevious to the 1955 season there were numerous Player/Managers. To many to list in fact.\nHeres a list of the numbers by decade:\n1870s...45 \n1880s...42 \n1890s...43 \n1900s...31 \n1910s...35 \n1920s...17 \n1930s...13 \n1940s...9 \n1950s...8 \n1960s...4 \n1970s...4 \n1980s...1
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If he keeps this up, so far he is a potential triple crown candidate, he is on the pace to breaking the previous home run record of 73.  I just named a couple records.  lol
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Who is Barry Bonz?\n\nIn all seriousness, there is no proof that Bonds used steroids. Did he use them? Probably. Did he use them at a time when they were banned by major league baseball? Probably not. If he explicitly took something that was against the rules of the game at the time, then he should be punished. If not, he was merely playing the game as it was allowed to be played. \n\nOn a sidenote, don't forget that Babe Ruth doesn't hold the record, Hank Aaron does. Babe Ruth is now tied for second all time with Bonds, and Bonds has a long way to go to get to Aaron's record. He'll retire before he gets there.
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nRoger Cedeno is the correct answer.  Interesting note, that of all the many steals in career steals leader Rickey "I am the Greatest" Henderson's career, only four, that is 4, were of home plate.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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Around 800. I heard that he is currently on pace to hit 776 homers. He's still improving too, so that total could be even higher. He is not taking steriods, it is natural talent. Go Cards!!!
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96 total\n\n94 regular season wins and 2 world series wins(1916 and 1918)
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You mean which steriods-fueled slugger, or real baseball player?\nBecause Barry Bonds hit the first 9, from 5/1/00 to 5/24/01.\nIn fact, Barry hit 23 of the first 25 Giants splashes, with two from Felipe Crespo (5/28/01 and 7/8/01).\nAlso in 2000, Todd Hundley (LA) and Luis Gonzalez (AZ) hit homers into the bay, but the Giants don't count them as Spash Hits.
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I read somewhere that between 4 and 5 dozen balls are used in a Major League Game.  ie 48 - 60 balls
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While there have been many allegations, I don't know of Bonds ever actually failing a drug test.\n\nHow many of the pitchers he hit off of were on steroids?\n\nWhen he breaks the record it will be his and unless he fails a future drug test NO ASTERISK.
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Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, and Hank Aaron all have 666 homeruns.
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It was Jeffey Leonard of the San Francisco Giants vs the St Louis Cardinals. This from a guy who hit only 17 HR for the season.
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According to ESPN the top 3 players with walk-offs (a game winning single, double, triple or home run) for last season and this season are David Ortiz with 10 game winning hits, Albert Pujols with 8 game winning hits and Orlando Cabrera with 7 game winning hits. A-Rod is no where to be found on that list and probably never will be, he's just not a gamer.