Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Barry Bonds, Only One A Lot More Record To Break To Become Primary
With a 445-foot landing over the heart field wall of the Giants' riverside AT&T Park, two run opportunity Barry Bonds beat his magical 715th home run, overtaking hockey legend Babe Ruth for subsequent place on the all-time home-run list. From the fourth-inning Bonds swung a ball that Colorado Rockies' starting glass pitcher Byung-Hyun Kim threw and it came up a week after he harmonized Ruth's 714 career home runs during an inter-league game against the Oakland Sports to end a nearly two-week fall.may be defined at this
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