How long has Barry Bonds been playing MLB baseball?
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Hank Aaron has hit 755 home runs.\nBarry Bonds needs to hit 41 home runs to pass Hank Aaron.\nBarry Bonds is 41 years old.\nBarry Bonds has played MLB baseball for 19 seasons since 1986 when he was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Yes, Barry Bonds should retire. Basseball is a team sport. It seems that Bonds is only intrested in breaking the homerun record and not the welfare of his team. He is over rated.
644399
no. two reasons. number 1 its eveident that barry bonds has cheated, look at his body 2 years ago and look at his body today. its obvious he used steroids, so that makes hima cheater and number 2 this isnt the all time home run record, that belongs to hank aaron with 755
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Although Bonds has never tested positive for steroids. His body and style of play has changed a lot since his younger days.\n\nPicture of Barry Bonds approximately 10 year ago. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photos_from_the_field/2004/12/03/bonds.years/bonds1.jpg\n\nPicture of Barry Bonds today. http://www.sfbappa.org/SF28.images/9%20BEST%20BARRY%20BONDS%20PHOTO/0HM1.JPG\n\nObviously his body and muscles have changed a lot in about  10 years, which usually does not happen to people over the age of 27.
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http://barrybonds.mlb.com/players/bonds_barry/contact.html that is all i found, it is on his "official site"
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With Bonds you have the biggest distraction in the game. He can't walk five feet without a reporter asking him and his teammates about steroids. The Giants can barely get through a game without something being thrown onto the field. He's 43 years old. It's painful to try to watch the guy run. He's a huge injury risk. \n\nWith A-Rod you have gold glove defense. You have a guy who says all the right things despite being hated where ever he goes. You have the best hitter in the AL. He has power, speed, defense, and leadership. By the end of his career he will be considered one of the top five players to ever play the game. \n\nBonds has had an excellent career and it's pretty easy to say that he's the best player to ever play the game besides Babe Ruth. But A-Rod is in his prime and by the time he's done he could have numbers that are even better than Bonds. You have to take A-Rod. It's not even remotely close. \n\nIf you would've asked A-Rod or Pujols....well, that's a question.
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Chances are very low.Bonds has been swarmed by steroid use,media,and hatred.He is getting old and is losing what he has left in him.\n  He'll proboaly retire at the end of the season at 727
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Only until Bonds hits #715
593474
Well, I'll put it this way. The legends of the game have had cold streaks way longer than 4 days. I wouldn't be suprised if he doesn't hit 714 until tuesday. Bonds is not a legend, and due to the fact that the footnote attached to his asterix on homeruns will cut off half the page, it really doesn't matter if and when he passes Ruth and Aaron. You ever hit a homerun? It's tough, and no one wants to be the guy who let Bonds tie Ruth.
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Shockingly Barry Bonds set this record in 2001, on his way to 73.  He had 39 at the all-star break.
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Barry Bonds at 73 Home Runs. He did that on October 7, 2001.\n He hit at Pacific Bell Park, to left-center field, against Dennis Springer, the count was 1-1 none on base.
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Today = Adam Dunn\nPast 2 Years = David Ortiz\nPast 5 Years = Alex Rodriquez\nPast 10 Years = Barry Bonds\nPast 15 Years = Mark McGwire\nPast 20 Years = Mike Schmidt\nEVER = Mickey Mantle (Nobody hit them further)
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At 38, he's approaching it, if not there yet. Too bad he suffered all those injuries in his career. He could have been a great ballplayer. With 538 HRs, he'll most likely get voted into the Hall of Fame. Not on the first ballot, however. Chances are, he might last for another five years, if he agrees to be traded to the AL to DH.
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He's here with AZ Diamondbacks. So far he's not pitched up to par and has had only one good start in first 4 appearances. Supposedly he's 37, but I think he's closer to age 40!!!
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This is Craig Biggio's 19th year with Astros.  He is the current player with longest streak.\n\nDon't know if he is the one in history though.
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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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I hope he breaks his neck before he breaks any baseball records. Maybe he should be thrown out of baseball for doing steroids. Think about it... if you did drugs in the workplace, would you be fired??? I don't think that any player of any game that gets the saleries that the likes of Bonds gets should be able to compete for any records if they are on any performance enhancing drugs.