"It's coming," he said. "All I can say is it's coming." This image of Barry Bonds hitting career home run No. 756 could certainly provide some inspiration for a statue in San Francisco.

Bagwell may have had the widest stance of any batter with his legs well beyond shoulder-width apart. He also bent his legs in a near crouch, minimizing the strike zone for the 6-foot first baseman ...

In six games batting third for the Mets, Soto is slashing just .087/.179/.130 with no home runs, five RBIs and one run scored. That’s compared to .247/.379/.437 with eight homers, 20 RBIs and 33 ...

The Hall of Fame isn't calling anytime soon. But it sounds like Barry Bonds will be immortalized in San Francisco. Giants CEO Larry Baer said Wednesday that the team does intend to erect a statue ...

He’s Barry Bonds Jr.” Davidson is projected to climb through Double-A and possibly Triple-A before reaching the Majors–some estimates suggest a 2027 timeline.

Bonds will get a statue outside Oracle Park. To some, Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player in the last 100 years, if not ever. To others, he’s a disgrace to the game and a rightfully ...

Barry Bonds' 2002 season is remembered as one of the most dominant in MLB history. His OPS+ of 268 is a number that seems out of this world, a record that has stood the test of time. Despite Judge ...

Ellis’s ability to capitalize on the few pitches she saw in the strike zone drew inevitable parallels to Barry Bonds, who famously faced similar treatment during his record-setting 2001 MLB ...

Bonds was intentionally walked four times in four different games in 2004, the same year he recorded a .362 batting average and 45 home runs.