Barry Bonds longest homeruns

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  • @averyharriman1386
    @averyharriman1386 5 лет назад +559

    Say what you want about Barry Bonds, but that man had a beautiful swing. One of the best I’ve ever seen.

    • @shaunereimer4512
      @shaunereimer4512 4 года назад +33

      I agree 100% best swing mechanics hands down in history!

    • @suizikiozark250
      @suizikiozark250 4 года назад +36

      Not a question he is one of baseballs greatest. However you feel about PEDs , he is still an all time player. We know where he got the power. But that swing/mechanics (and the speed he used to display) wasn’t something you can get from the pharmacy

    • @tonysantu27
      @tonysantu27 4 года назад +11

      His swing was an art form 💯

    • @tonysantu27
      @tonysantu27 4 года назад +9

      @@suizikiozark250 The majority of players in the bigs have used some type of P.E.D. at one point or another. Just very few of them get caught. And the ones that do get caught are great players for the most part because they attract more attention than the others.

    • @suizikiozark250
      @suizikiozark250 4 года назад

      El Javao completely agree

  • @jacobshames7692
    @jacobshames7692 7 лет назад +1081

    Random statistic: when Bonds had a 3-0 count, he reached base 97% of the time.
    97 percent.

    • @BaseballHeadquarters
      @BaseballHeadquarters 7 лет назад +82

      Jacob Shames probably half the time it was an intentional walk.

    • @LastSamurai98
      @LastSamurai98 7 лет назад +55

      Jacob Shames pitchers didn't want to pitch to him at all

    • @KingCitaldo125
      @KingCitaldo125 6 лет назад +8

      Tell me about the other 3%

    • @JiggyJiggyJay
      @JiggyJiggyJay 6 лет назад +34

      The pitchers had to suck Bond's dick before the game in order to be part of the 3%

    • @jamalford3999
      @jamalford3999 6 лет назад +4

      Moon Man lol damm!!

  • @absolutman8927
    @absolutman8927 3 года назад +88

    "Forget about it! This one's headed for New Jersey!"
    Epic call.

  • @AntonelliBaseball
    @AntonelliBaseball 6 лет назад +224

    Never seen someone get 1 pitch a game to hit and not miss it!

    • @auramyst3627
      @auramyst3627 5 лет назад +1

      found you!

    • @jasonkrainert1579
      @jasonkrainert1579 4 года назад +6

      Imagine if they pitched to him

    • @adamturner8732
      @adamturner8732 4 года назад +3

      I've said that same thing. He would just squeeze the pitchers too. Just foul shit off. 2-2 count he would just destroy pitchers.

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 3 года назад +7

      Yup💯✅Best hitting home run hitter EVER!

    • @BigSwo2909
      @BigSwo2909 3 года назад +6

      Speaks to his greatness. He probably lost a year or 2 of at bats simply based on intentional walks.

  • @PingPongNinja123
    @PingPongNinja123 7 лет назад +298

    Thank you for making a no music version.

  • @joes-lv7ro
    @joes-lv7ro 7 лет назад +450

    Never will you see a man dominate a sport like this. If pitchers actually pitched to him during his prime he would have 900 home runs

    • @LawDog88
      @LawDog88 7 лет назад +21

      #preach

    • @TimV93
      @TimV93 7 лет назад +34

      Tiger Woods dominated golf for a time, but he's past his prime

    • @ziggystaff
      @ziggystaff 7 лет назад +50

      If pitchers had actually pitched to him and if he had played for the Yankees, he would have hit 1000

    • @brennan883
      @brennan883 7 лет назад +9

      joe s Yeah, you’d have to wonder how many he’d hit if, say, there were no walks. Also, you’d have to wonder how many home runs Ken Griffey Jr. would’ve hit if he hadn’t gotten injured.

    • @michaelscott8565
      @michaelscott8565 6 лет назад +17

      Prime=More Steroids

  • @MichaelWilliams-cd9if
    @MichaelWilliams-cd9if 7 лет назад +150

    0:25, "that's the farthest ball I've ever seen".

    • @felmin809
      @felmin809 5 лет назад +6

      No lie, where did it land?

    • @travisp5747
      @travisp5747 5 лет назад +2

      Great pickup. You must have a keen sense of lip reading.

    • @chrispotter3190
      @chrispotter3190 5 лет назад +8

      Travis Phillips or the announcer literally says it 2 seconds later

  • @ramonbutler2889
    @ramonbutler2889 4 года назад +47

    Tim Salmon's reaction said it all...Bonds didn't have great postseasons, but he killed that World Series...steroids or not, that guy was different, undoubtedly one of the best ever!!!

    • @laisaechao6985
      @laisaechao6985 4 года назад +8

      Yeah he was robbed of world series mvp because they lost

    • @sonicthekid249
      @sonicthekid249 8 месяцев назад

      Was it ever proven he took roids?

  • @coreymiskell410
    @coreymiskell410 2 года назад +25

    John Miller is the greatest baseball commentator I've ever heard. What a truly memorable call on Bonds' homerun at old Yankee stadium in particular

  • @swalker9482
    @swalker9482 4 года назад +130

    The two best swings were sons of mlb players. Bonds and griffey jr. Things of beauty

    • @wood4278
      @wood4278 4 года назад +4

      That lefty swing I tell you...BONDS GREATEST BALL PLAYER EVER

    • @SpidermanandJeny
      @SpidermanandJeny 4 года назад +6

      Yeah, those two had some very nice looking swings. Griffey's was rather pretty and Bonds' was just so tight and compact, almost no hole in his swing.

    • @el34glo59
      @el34glo59 4 года назад

      Agreed

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 3 года назад

      AMEN!!

    • @ManuelCruz-bw6ew
      @ManuelCruz-bw6ew 3 года назад +3

      Reggie Jackson too

  • @BillClay88
    @BillClay88 4 года назад +3

    The science of barry bonds. Freakin best hitter I've ever seen and one of sweetest swings too along with the kid. Lefties are a thing of beauty. Just awe inspiring.

  • @siriusblack7714
    @siriusblack7714 3 года назад +7

    "Hits it high, hits it DEEEEEEEP!!!" Love the way the announcer announced that historic bomb

  • @darlynblanco4899
    @darlynblanco4899 4 года назад +69

    Idc about those steroids allegations i can watch this guy hit the ball all day his technique at the plate was impeccable

    • @lottostuuud
      @lottostuuud 4 года назад +8

      I can see why he took steroids because he was already great and then he was getting cheated out of awards because of other steroid users who needed it to be that great and Barry was just like well fuck it ima do it too then like it was already unfair how great Barry was and then he took the steroids and it was even crazier than before 😂 still takes skill to hit that ball

    • @TalksOfLife1
      @TalksOfLife1 4 года назад +6

      People say that he’s nothing without those roids, he isn’t. That man was a great player on the pirates before his roid use

    • @invincibleraid
      @invincibleraid 4 года назад +1

      @@TalksOfLife1 Good but not elite. Actually above average back then but now, that would be considered average.

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 3 года назад

      No Doubt

    • @braydenmiluszusky1168
      @braydenmiluszusky1168 3 года назад +4

      @@invincibleraid are you out of your mind, he was well above average on the pirates...Still would be today lol

  • @MiguelJimenez-uc3yz
    @MiguelJimenez-uc3yz 5 лет назад +85

    How good was Barry Bonds in his prime? Let's put it this way..
    At 4:05 the announcer already knows it's a HR just by the simple fact that he made contact with it. Lol
    "Pitch to Bonds who swings and hits a homerun!"

    • @lukehauser1182
      @lukehauser1182 4 года назад

      I knew he cheated before he even stepped up to the plate

    • @MiguelJimenez-uc3yz
      @MiguelJimenez-uc3yz 4 года назад

      @@lukehauser1182
      Good for you. What's your favorite team?
      Simple question

    • @MVPhurricane
      @MVPhurricane 4 года назад +12

      did you see how FUCKING FAR INTO THE COVE that ball went? unreal.

    • @amd1273
      @amd1273 4 года назад +1

      I wish I seen him play in real time. I'm happy for the pennants the Giants obtained in 2010-12-and 14, but they never had a hitter like this during those times. Would like to see the Giants find a home run hitter, it's been way to long. They don't want to come to at&t park. Giants need to draft one

    • @kevc222ud
      @kevc222ud 4 года назад +2

      You did note it landed next to the 50ft buoy

  • @richardsiciliano7117
    @richardsiciliano7117 4 года назад +67

    Love him or hate him, NO ONE hit home runs like Barry Bonds. The Hall of Fame is a joke without him.

    • @blu3collar949
      @blu3collar949 3 года назад +3

      Babe Ruth did it with beer and hotdogs. Not steroids.

    • @zacharyschultz7991
      @zacharyschultz7991 3 года назад +14

      @@blu3collar949 i mean he was also facing plumbers who were throwing 85

    • @4ktclassyDylan
      @4ktclassyDylan 2 года назад +1

      @@blu3collar949 well here we are again

    • @potentially__9445
      @potentially__9445 2 года назад

      @@4ktclassyDylan LITERALLY SICK of hearing about him.

    • @alllivesmatter3561
      @alllivesmatter3561 2 года назад

      Your comment is a joke 🤡.

  • @noevalleygiants
    @noevalleygiants 7 лет назад +192

    One year, Bonds would have led the league in on-base percentage JUST from his walks. Steroids don't improve vision my friend. Simply the best!

    • @scottfox2730
      @scottfox2730 6 лет назад +22

      Actually steroids have been proven to increase hand eye coordination moron so you're completely wrong.

    • @scottyp2505
      @scottyp2505 6 лет назад +9

      FF yeah but also steroids make your muscles recover very quickly so he was pretty much fresh and ready to play everyday while other guys were sore and breaking down

    • @Galantski
      @Galantski 6 лет назад +22

      Maybe, maybe not. I did a search for reseach studies supporting that & haven't found one yet. This 2009 _Scientific American_ article seems to say otherwise, noting A-Rod's batting average didn't improve the years he juiced. I don't have a dog in this fight, just noting what I saw.
      www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-rod-steroids-better-athlete/

    • @christiankeller3656
      @christiankeller3656 6 лет назад +9

      steroidsR4losers u comment on every Barry Bonds video you sir have no life

    • @outsiderdf
      @outsiderdf 6 лет назад +1

      Steroids would make you catch up to a pitch you normally wouldnt have, my friend.

  • @seanfelder3578
    @seanfelder3578 6 лет назад +84

    Barry Bonds belong in MLB Hall of Fame period.fearsome slugger who put pitchers on notice

    • @themaskedman6489
      @themaskedman6489 5 лет назад +5

      Na, But Dominating the sport so badly you looked like a adult playing with littke kids......Like 60% of the pitchers he faced and 75% of the other hitters in the mlb werent juiced up gimme a break

    • @lukehauser1182
      @lukehauser1182 4 года назад

      Let the Veterans Committee vote him someday - no direct pass for cheaters of his magnitude

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 3 года назад

      Yes, HOF regardless of PED’s use or not

    • @162iceguy
      @162iceguy 3 года назад +1

      @Chic 'N' Stu He was a Hofer without the peds dumbass. Sosa and Mcgwire needed to edge him out and they had to resort to using peds to rival bonds. Then bonds started and quickly reminded everyone about the gap between him and everyone else.

    • @162iceguy
      @162iceguy 3 года назад

      @Jason Balker He was a hall of famer before peds dumbass. Can’t say the same about sosa or mcgwire though...

  • @christopherbrown626
    @christopherbrown626 7 лет назад +148

    Hands down the greatest hitter of all time

    • @Supercell2
      @Supercell2 7 лет назад +12

      Christopher Brown nope. Ted Williams

    • @newportreds6710
      @newportreds6710 6 лет назад +2

      He took roids

    • @wpo11531
      @wpo11531 5 лет назад +4

      Steroids have entered the chat

    • @Balliver69
      @Balliver69 5 лет назад

      Did Pete rose not exist? He’s the hit king. If you don’t know that then you don’t know baseball

    • @Jbthewino
      @Jbthewino 5 лет назад +1

      @@Balliver69 Ichiro: Hold my saki

  • @slazenger31
    @slazenger31 6 лет назад +53

    I think homeruns hit by Barry Bonds are the only ones where the scoreboard changed while the ball is still in the air.

  • @ericstewart0921
    @ericstewart0921 4 года назад +11

    Absolutely breathtaking to be able to watch Barry Bonds in his prime.

  • @Theroyalprinceatreyu
    @Theroyalprinceatreyu 6 лет назад +88

    Steroids can't make you become a hitter all of a sudden. 70% of minor leaguers were on steroids and still batted 200 average. Bonds is the greatest player in human history

    • @TrumpsEarBandage
      @TrumpsEarBandage 4 года назад +4

      And we never hear about all the juiced up pitchers

    • @NothingToPointOut24
      @NothingToPointOut24 4 года назад +1

      @@TrumpsEarBandage Cause there arent as many. And if roids made a pitcher that usually threw 95MPH all of the sudden throw 100+, then you'd hear about em.

    • @ryanwebb9099
      @ryanwebb9099 4 года назад +4

      Mcryd steroids weaken your muscles overall, yes you are stronger but you’re more likely to be hurt. So a pitcher would throw his arm out in no time

    • @TheHuskyK9
      @TheHuskyK9 4 года назад +1

      He's the greatest hitter but not greatest player. The greatest player is Ken Griffey Jr

    • @alphabeta4028
      @alphabeta4028 4 года назад +1

      MLB is a hypocrite, NO steroids!!! but we going to juiced the ball.

  • @johndoe-bw8wx
    @johndoe-bw8wx 5 лет назад +54

    We will never see another player of his caliber in our lifetime..The greatest hitter to ever live...

    • @chiefleapinglizard7502
      @chiefleapinglizard7502 5 лет назад +4

      He used peds,man.Drugs.

    • @InsightfulMindsInquire
      @InsightfulMindsInquire 4 года назад +6

      Chief Leaping Lizard Stfu

    • @joshcline9539
      @joshcline9539 4 года назад +11

      @@chiefleapinglizard7502 Who cares, baseball would probably be dead without what these guys did, bonds was a better overall player before he did it anyway

    • @ggqbc
      @ggqbc 4 года назад +3

      Yea we simply wont ever see a player like this again... people either forget or choose to not remember just how insane watching this guy was..

    • @baseballpimp1910
      @baseballpimp1910 4 года назад +3

      Buckeye4life 440 yeah but over half the league was using roids and still not doing what he was doing. He was the best player in baseball before he ever touched steroids and then when he cheated he was basically unstoppable

  • @scottychi
    @scottychi 5 лет назад +27

    His swing was so satisfying to watch

  • @mrmacross
    @mrmacross 7 лет назад +132

    As the story in Game of Shadows goes, Bonds got tired of all the adulation lesser players McGwire and Sosa were receiving, so he had a "hold my beer" moment, took the PED's like those guys were, and then easily surpassed their home run feats. And from there on out, he repeatedly obliterated the intentional walk record because nearly all pitchers thereafter refused to challenge him when first base was open and the lead was on the line.
    It's too bad PED use was so rampant in baseball, but it's kind of amusing to think a guy who already was one of the 20 greatest players of all time was able to reassert himself as the game's best, by a huge margin, when he evened the playing field for himself. The other guys one PED's were able to make themselves equally good all-around hitters as Bonds, but when Bonds joined them in the PED arms race, it was all over, and Barry was easily alone on top.

    • @sugarman454
      @sugarman454 6 лет назад +3

      I never looked at it that way!!

    • @HardTruthsReviews
      @HardTruthsReviews 5 лет назад +6

      Hahaha You're so rite man. Bonds like "hold my beer" when he saw those guys getting all the attention!! Haha Couldn't have said it better myself.

    • @mikechorizo
      @mikechorizo 5 лет назад +9

      Finally someone with common sense tells it like it is.

    • @mcdonoghrahloh459
      @mcdonoghrahloh459 5 лет назад

      That book was crap and those authors just wanted a gig with ES..

    • @exterminateallsimps1
      @exterminateallsimps1 4 года назад +7

      Bonds is the difference between giving peds to a average hitters and one of the best hitters of all time, bonds.

  • @robbyrodriguez9984
    @robbyrodriguez9984 7 лет назад +236

    Roids don't make a swing that sweet

    • @marcolopez4244
      @marcolopez4244 6 лет назад +21

      jack mack cause some of us actually understand baseball. Roids have nothing to do with technic

    • @terrytyler3139
      @terrytyler3139 6 лет назад +2

      tremendous bat speed

    • @crunchwrapsupreme9372
      @crunchwrapsupreme9372 5 лет назад +9

      Mechanics no, bat speed yes.

    • @ExceptionalPleb
      @ExceptionalPleb 5 лет назад +5

      He used the lightest bat allowed in MLB

    • @roseforyoubabe
      @roseforyoubabe 4 года назад +3

      roids made the bat lighter when you are that strong due to roid use

  • @ragzrocco8803
    @ragzrocco8803 6 лет назад +124

    I dont care what he took or didnt take, bonds was the best ever

    • @Joefrom0z
      @Joefrom0z 4 года назад +6

      MANCHESTER UNITED When did Ragz Rocco say that??? Soccer fan? Why you looking at Barry bonds then?

    • @papispaghetti5302
      @papispaghetti5302 4 года назад +6

      MANCHESTER UNITED Nobody asked. Soccer is boring as hell to watch and play.

    • @Joefrom0z
      @Joefrom0z 4 года назад +1

      Papi Spaghetti exactly

    • @Joefrom0z
      @Joefrom0z 4 года назад

      Rags Rocco lol

    • @ZacharyTen4
      @ZacharyTen4 4 года назад

      @@papispaghetti5302 it's not boring and I love both

  • @note2owns
    @note2owns 5 лет назад +10

    That HR at Yankee Stadium is the furthest he ever hit. The way that bat sounded and how smooth he connected....wow!!

  • @joecahill1994
    @joecahill1994 6 лет назад +13

    His swing was a thing of beauty

  • @kiva822
    @kiva822 4 года назад +3

    As somebody who was fortunate enough to see him play live often, it was an experience unlike anything we'll see again. Nearly the whole stadium would stop moving to watch him hit. Every time he would swing, you knew he could go yard.
    So thankful I got to see the man play.

  • @KeeptalkinSPit
    @KeeptalkinSPit 3 года назад +8

    Chills everytime I see that swing, so beautiful

  • @markbay9275
    @markbay9275 4 года назад +16

    His swing was one of the greatest! Compact, quick and powerful.

  • @garrison6863
    @garrison6863 5 лет назад +39

    Incredible bat speed and hand eye coordination. The year he hit 73, if they had pitched to him he probably would have hit a hundred.

  • @LuG8911
    @LuG8911 3 года назад +2

    All the nostalgia hearing these calls. Close to tears over here!

  • @whitestone8
    @whitestone8 6 лет назад +23

    You all can hate on Bonds for doing roids as much as you want, but realize if your going to hate him for it your going to have to hate about 90% of the league then, all the way to today because they still do it currently. At the end of the day its their livelyhood, and if theres a great chance the guy throwing you the ball is on it, youll do it too. And if i was playing a game where if i produced i got payed hundreds of millions id be on roids myself just as you would. As long as there is big money in about any sport, PEDs will follow, lets not be naive. Lets just accept Bonds is easily top 10 hitter of all time, argueable the best.

    • @lukehauser1182
      @lukehauser1182 4 года назад +1

      Some people have principles - Griffey Jr stayed thin and still pumped the homers

  • @ArmedNDangerous
    @ArmedNDangerous 4 года назад +8

    You can see the power in his swing how his feet come together then it’s all hips, arms and shoulders for that all mighty swing 💪🏼 much respect thank you for the memories and too bad he didn’t get that ring he so desperately wanted

  • @jimdavignon
    @jimdavignon 4 года назад +13

    The HR at 4:08 into the Cove measures 550 feet on Google Earth.

    • @17owenlee
      @17owenlee 4 года назад

      Yeah that one is fucking nasty!! Just wish it was anybody else on the call than Joe Angel, he's garbage

    • @CarterShaw
      @CarterShaw 3 года назад +2

      I guessed 550 feet let’s go!

  • @hakeem34olajuwon25
    @hakeem34olajuwon25 6 лет назад +31

    those people in the boats, they're like sharks , but in boats

  • @bullettomy7thheart
    @bullettomy7thheart 7 лет назад +35

    Barry Bonds is like that elite freak athlete in high school that you knew was going to the majors...
    EXCEPT HE WAS IN THE MAJORS

    • @ThatBrothaBill
      @ThatBrothaBill 7 лет назад

      He killed it in HS too.I grew up in the peninsula(now silicon valley pfft)and he and I believe his bro Ricky as well as Greg Jeffries all played on the Serra baseball team.

    • @terrytyler3139
      @terrytyler3139 6 лет назад +2

      he all these years had that bat speed of light

    • @ladistar
      @ladistar 4 года назад

      William Stoll dude that is so cool. How good was Barry in high school? What was it like playing with him?

    • @jessepaton7510
      @jessepaton7510 4 года назад

      There’s a story about Barry in HS put one out of right field at San Mateo Park. The legendary part is that it went over El Camino which is 3 lanes both ways with an 8 ft divider. The ball hit the bank building on the fly across the street.
      Aluminum bat or not, that is a shot from a guy who probably weighed 165 lbs at that age.
      Greg Jeffries was on that Sierra team too. His father was my Jr. High PE teacher.

    • @cesarcastillo9561
      @cesarcastillo9561 4 года назад

      😂🤣

  • @wood4278
    @wood4278 4 года назад +2

    Man I swear Barry Bonds was exciting to watch...GREATEST MLB PLAYER EVER

  • @MrYang
    @MrYang 4 года назад +31

    Wow, Bonds was just THAT good!

  • @AnnexF
    @AnnexF 4 года назад +17

    He is the Goat! Accept it and appreciate greatness!

  • @DSlav2488
    @DSlav2488 4 года назад +4

    Greatest player in the last 40 years. Top.5 player all time

  • @jefftkey
    @jefftkey 7 лет назад +81

    They should really rename it Bonds Cove.

    • @DaffyDuck007
      @DaffyDuck007 5 лет назад +6

      But if you saw McCovey play, you would know how fitting that name for the Cove is.

    • @michaelgray1803
      @michaelgray1803 4 года назад

      Yeah right

    • @thsu8
      @thsu8 4 года назад

      You know the word Cove is in McCovey, right? It kinda has a better ring to it than.....Bonds Cove.

    • @SuperSonicHot
      @SuperSonicHot 4 года назад +7

      BONDS' BAY!!!!

    • @lukehauser1182
      @lukehauser1182 4 года назад +1

      Real fans enter via the McCovey Gate, not Balco Plaza

  • @slerved6360
    @slerved6360 5 лет назад +10

    Most Beautiful Swing In Baseball Ever

  • @1tonofclay
    @1tonofclay Месяц назад

    Watching Barry with my dad was one of my best childhood memories anyone could have possibly ever had.

  • @sfg2573
    @sfg2573 2 года назад +3

    Man...do I miss seeing this man hit a baseball. Most exciting baseball I've ever watched in all my years of being a fan🙏

  • @Bscoop75
    @Bscoop75 4 года назад +20

    simply the best hitter ever to play the game.

    • @jdgeibe
      @jdgeibe 3 года назад

      Tony Gwynn and Ted Williams too and even Wade Boggs

    • @kyleralston6586
      @kyleralston6586 3 года назад

      Roids

    • @miloryan824
      @miloryan824 3 года назад +3

      @@kyleralston6586 doesn’t matter

    • @kyleralston6586
      @kyleralston6586 3 года назад

      @@miloryan824 what do you mean “ doesnt matter” every home run in this video was using steroids

    • @gomez3357
      @gomez3357 3 года назад

      100%

  • @MaxPayne.
    @MaxPayne. 4 года назад +3

    Greatest baseball player of all time.

    • @TheBatugan77
      @TheBatugan77 4 года назад

      Babe Ruth was better.

    • @michaelgray1803
      @michaelgray1803 4 года назад

      @@TheBatugan77 don't nobody give a shit about baseball pre integration

  • @somguy5035
    @somguy5035 4 года назад +3

    The juxtaposition of that absolutely EPIC call on #756 with that incredibly awkward hug...

  • @KingRusss
    @KingRusss 7 лет назад +45

    1:27 oh my lord that was crushed

  • @jordy7540
    @jordy7540 4 месяца назад +1

    Firecrackers are not as fast as that bat. Truly amazing! Thanks for many great years Barry, you are the best

  • @encinobalboa
    @encinobalboa 4 года назад +6

    There are no cheap home runs in S.F. at sea level and with the heavy marine air. Roids or not, Bonds earned every one he hit at home.

  • @brandonriddle9547
    @brandonriddle9547 6 месяцев назад +1

    Could watch this all day. Absolutely amazing. Those are just Absolute nukes.

  • @aureumursa1833
    @aureumursa1833 4 года назад +12

    I miss Barry. He could still play if he wanted I bet

  • @eljefe114
    @eljefe114 4 года назад +1

    All those home runs at home I saw live. A true Bay Area born and raised sports fan. Go niners giants and warriors. San Francisco baby!!

  • @EvanStark1994
    @EvanStark1994 7 лет назад +9

    I loved watching his at bats as a kid. I remember once he hit a ball into McCovey Cove, but it was a foul ball. It went almost 600 feet

  • @kylebaugh5596
    @kylebaugh5596 5 месяцев назад +1

    Barry Bonds deserves to be in HOF!!! You can be the strongest person the world has ever seen but doesn’t mean you can swing a bat and hit a baseball. The two have nothing to do with one another! What Barry did was hand/eye coordination, skill, hard work, and discipline. It’s a crime against him and the game of baseball to not acknowledge what this man did!!!!

  • @sdlewis41281
    @sdlewis41281 7 лет назад +10

    people can say what they want about barry but the eye ball sight best i ever seen

  • @nulfater
    @nulfater 7 лет назад +26

    Exit speed is a big stat now, Bonds HRs were so fast, the camera man couldn’t keep up

  • @MeenBean
    @MeenBean 6 лет назад +10

    I’ve seen video of that second one many times, and every time I do I say the same thing.... the loudest crack of the bat ever heard 0:55

  • @ripitup32
    @ripitup32 4 года назад +2

    3:48... dude mad prepared with the dingy and scooper.

  • @mg19cal
    @mg19cal 2 года назад +3

    0:16 legend has it that ball is still in flight to this day

  • @joshuameacham6887
    @joshuameacham6887 2 года назад +2

    Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player that ever lived.

  • @datn1ggaa.698
    @datn1ggaa.698 4 года назад +5

    2:53 bonds ain’t human , case closed

  • @kimehunt4501
    @kimehunt4501 3 года назад +1

    Hated this guy but loved watching him play. Most exciting plate appearances I've ever seen.

  • @markrockafellow9341
    @markrockafellow9341 6 лет назад +10

    Whoever the camera guy was in Angels-Giants game, does know how to work a camera, he zoomed out and couldn't even find the ball lol 😂

  • @AntiPlatitude
    @AntiPlatitude 2 года назад +2

    IDGAF how juiced he was, this dude is a legend.

  • @2800boy
    @2800boy 4 года назад +5

    Barry’s swing was so smooth. It always looked like he was swinging a twig when he would hit home runs.

  • @manuelwhite7401
    @manuelwhite7401 4 года назад +1

    Yes I was there to witness the Legend Barry Bond hit the ball to the ocean waters in San Francisco I went with my little league baseball team it was so much fun I love that day it felt so great and watching the Legend play was an honor

  • @moneyaat
    @moneyaat 7 лет назад +29

    You're just not supposed to be able to hit a ball from around your chest area that far.

    • @cgip1340
      @cgip1340 3 года назад

      @Gerardo Guzman best hand eye cordination in the game and one of the fastest hands

  • @KamTeezly
    @KamTeezly 6 лет назад +5

    One of the greatest vision ever

  • @rodmma1707
    @rodmma1707 6 лет назад +5

    It’s one of the coolest things ever when a player hits one into McCovey Cove

  • @note2owns
    @note2owns 5 лет назад +24

    The one at Yankee stadium is his furthest ever. That left in a hurry and was still way up in the upper deck. I guarantee you over 600ft.

    • @iamjp1
      @iamjp1 4 года назад +2

      absolutely not😂😂😂😂right field was like 320 feet in the old yankee stadium. it was high and far but obviously dropping where it landed. 500 feet. MAYBE. probably less but i’ll give the benefit of the doubt. 600 on that would just be really unreasonable

    • @dutchmaster1999
      @dutchmaster1999 4 года назад +7

      note2owns
      700 feet

    • @yakubamansaray4676
      @yakubamansaray4676 4 года назад +3

      That ball landed in Hoboken, NJ

    • @john.john.johnny
      @john.john.johnny 4 года назад +1

      GPS from Baseball Tonight just came out and said that the one Mark Mcgwire hit off Randy was actually 541 ft but this one from Barry was exactly 906'.
      Wow that boy crushed this one.

    • @michaelgray1803
      @michaelgray1803 4 года назад

      @Craig O that yankee stadium

  • @johnlongo9383
    @johnlongo9383 6 лет назад +6

    Most exciting couple of years baseball ever had,it was diffent.

  • @1tonofclay
    @1tonofclay Месяц назад

    Every single time Barry came up, you could feel the power throughout the entire stadium or even through the TV screen at home. You had confidence that this man would launch one every single at bat if he didn't get walked.

  • @jcor1883
    @jcor1883 3 года назад +3

    Man I miss when baseball was like this. Look at all those fans. I used to collect the cards too. Baseball was on top back then

  • @frankguidera6828
    @frankguidera6828 3 года назад +1

    Put that man in the Hall of Fame

  • @maxgregory8893
    @maxgregory8893 5 лет назад +4

    I still think the home run at 4:09 is the furthest ball ever hit. It was a curveball too lmao

  • @calbassas87
    @calbassas87 2 года назад +2

    I don’t care if someone eats steroids for breakfast every morning and washes it down with a steroid shake. I dont care if steroids come out of your nose when you sneeze. You have to have absolute god given ability to dominate a sport the way that this guy did. He’s the greatest of all time and it’s not particularly close. It’s an absolute travesty, perhaps the biggest in all of sports, that he’s not in the hall of fame.

  • @samxyx
    @samxyx 7 лет назад +108

    Bring back Roids. I wanna see this happen again

    • @timewing4611
      @timewing4611 7 лет назад +11

      samxyx that’s what I’m saying, baseball was a hell of a lot more interesting during this time. They should just allow steroids back in all sports

    • @robertstaffod2424
      @robertstaffod2424 7 лет назад +15

      Roids wouldn't guarantee another Barry Bonds. I don't know of any substance that can increase reflexes. If there is such a substance, fighter pilots and troops in combat would have it as a diet supplement. If Bonds had not been issued all of the intentional walks during his assault on Mr. Aaron's record his numbers would have been incredible.

    • @mikepeterson764
      @mikepeterson764 7 лет назад +18

      Roids don't make a swing that sweet.

    • @lewa9575
      @lewa9575 6 лет назад +1

      After last season it looks like these types of homers are coming back.

    • @outsiderdf
      @outsiderdf 6 лет назад

      Mike Peterson No, but it makes you jump from 40 to 60 hrs

  • @billybussey
    @billybussey 7 лет назад +12

    No one ever hit that hard. Whew! We loved him in the bay. The rest of the world was jealous.

    • @TheMothdemon
      @TheMothdemon 7 лет назад

      Billy Bussey jealous no........ hated that he cheated yes

    • @terrytyler3139
      @terrytyler3139 6 лет назад

      only thing he cheated was having bat speed of a college player.

  • @sixsixxsixxxx
    @sixsixxsixxxx 4 года назад +22

    best hitter who ever lived

    • @brianjschumer
      @brianjschumer 4 года назад +2

      Hes up there..maybe top 5, but Ted William's batting over 400%..or in the Dead ball era Ruth hitting 60hr or even Satch Page, was supposedly as good as Ruth..

    • @trentrandle
      @trentrandle 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@brianjschumerhit .373 like Ted could but with more power, didn’t play his homies like Ruth did, and Paige was such a wild card up there.

    • @rufuspipemos
      @rufuspipemos 7 месяцев назад

      The best "cheating" hitter who has ever lived.

    • @dwaynekeenum1916
      @dwaynekeenum1916 4 месяца назад

      @@brianjschumerplayed against plumbers

    • @dwaynekeenum1916
      @dwaynekeenum1916 4 месяца назад

      @@rufuspipemosstill better than plumbers

  • @matts.3017
    @matts.3017 4 года назад +3

    I so badly want to see that home run off Percival in HD footage. I can’t believe how bad non HD footage was back in the day.

  • @bronmatthews3289
    @bronmatthews3289 7 лет назад +4

    0:28 "THATS THE FARTHEST BALL IVE EVER SEEN HIT"

  • @tomdallas3690
    @tomdallas3690 5 месяцев назад +1

    Right around 4.45 to 4.50 there is a sign in the outfield..AIG...the greatest risk is not taking one. Of course they blew the company up shortly after that. Still in business today, but they blew up. Insurance company.

  • @jawjww
    @jawjww 6 лет назад +6

    beautiful swing. I miss Big Mac and Bonds smashing tape measure shots. Steroids aren't good but man baseball was waaaay more exciting with them.

  • @eljefe114
    @eljefe114 4 года назад

    A Bay Area legend like Montana and rice!! No place I’d rather grow up then here in the bay. I grew up with season tickets when pac bell opened and was called Pac bell park. The last game at candle stick. I’m a trust Bay Area sports fan. Much love Barry

  • @fgwilli76
    @fgwilli76 7 лет назад +9

    That one in NY was just awesome. Damon hit one up there in that WS that time too no? Not that far though I don;t think.

    • @metalmaniac4235
      @metalmaniac4235 7 лет назад +1

      Frank Williott Johnny Damon's HR was in the 2004 ALCS (Game 7).

    • @stever7157
      @stever7157 4 года назад

      The only home run that I saw that compared with Bonds blast in the old Yankee Stadium was the blast by George Brett in the 1980 ALCS.

  • @jrrp5865
    @jrrp5865 6 месяцев назад +1

    He is like Thanos with a bat

  • @vs5617
    @vs5617 7 лет назад +6

    I don't give a shit if he did steroids. Its fuckin awesome. lol

  • @Denny159
    @Denny159 5 лет назад +1

    People will hate this statement but Barry Bonds might just be the greatest baseball player to ever live. Possibly the greatest hitter ever and a great defensive player. Nobody has the accolades this guy has. There will always be a * next to this man’s name, but he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame in my eyes.

    • @franklinhall3033
      @franklinhall3033 5 лет назад +1

      Get help,freak!

    • @Denny159
      @Denny159 5 лет назад

      Franklin Hall 7 time MVP. Next best has 3 MVPs. Watch baseball and then come talk to me. If he never took steroids he be looked at as an all time great.

    • @franklinhall3033
      @franklinhall3033 5 лет назад +1

      @@Denny159 He got those because of drugs.He played in the smallest ballparks,with the lightest baseballs ever,and still had to cheat.Without his drugs,he is nothing.

    • @Denny159
      @Denny159 5 лет назад

      Franklin Hall Hahahaha he was a much better fielder before he ever bulked up from the steroids and steroids don’t help you hit the ball. You still have to be a great hitter to do what he did. Nobody comes close to him when looking at the most feared hitters of all time. “He played in small ballparks with tiny baseballs.” What a horseshit excuse of an argument. Get out of here haha.

    • @franklinhall3033
      @franklinhall3033 5 лет назад +1

      @@Denny159 You are fooling yourself.Peds increase your performance.This includes batspeed,physical strength,endurance,stamina,hand to eye coordination as well.Without the drugs,he would have never connected as many times or driven the ball as far.In a Word,CHEATER!

  • @emckinnie7881
    @emckinnie7881 4 года назад +4

    The giants made that stadium for Barry Bonds. Glad I watched baseball during the best era...Bonds, Sosa, Griffrey, and McGwire slug-fest.

  • @MrRealdmoney1
    @MrRealdmoney1 4 года назад

    Can watch this GOAT all day long

  • @Fermion.
    @Fermion. 5 лет назад +2

    2:58 "That ball is gone!"
    Yep, that about sums it up.

  • @croplaya
    @croplaya 7 лет назад +3

    How the hell did he not hit 400? How many times did he strike out? 3?

  • @AndyDaClimber
    @AndyDaClimber 4 года назад +1

    I picture bonds, after a game going home to his mansion, sitting on a nice leather couch, maybe prop his feet up, light a Cuban cigar, maybe bask in the glory of all his homers.

  • @saltylemon2752
    @saltylemon2752 7 лет назад +4

    4:37 THAT ONE IS WEEEETTTTTT

  • @helpu2health
    @helpu2health 6 лет назад +1

    Life long die-hard dodger fan here...loved to watch bonds hit....roids or not you have to have hand eye coordination to hit size don't matter...just ask Billy Ashley....bonds was the best hitter of our generation hands down

  • @matthewjohnson8095
    @matthewjohnson8095 6 лет назад +6

    Sometimes i wonder if Micheal Jordan was on steroids & i think russ westbk & greak freak is fo sho but bonds just had da quickest swing hands down

  • @manuginobilisbaldspot424
    @manuginobilisbaldspot424 4 года назад +1

    Best baseball player I have ever seen and there isn't a close second. Mike Trout has about 4-5 years before I put him anywhere near Bonds.