Tyler Fitzgerald and Barry Bonds have a special connection. During Fitzgerald's rookie season for the San Francisco Giants last year, he suddenly hit like Bonds for a short stretch. Over a 17-game ...

179 to .314. One explanation for the improvement? A meeting with Giants legend Barry Bonds during the team's last home stand. “Barry actually helped me with that a little bit the last homestand." ...

Nobody reaches base half the time over a full season. It just doesn’t happen. Barry Bonds came close in 2004. Mickey Mantle did it in 1957. Josh Gibson, in 1943, might’ve been the last right ...

Last week, while the Giants were back at Oracle Park, Fitzgerald got a hands-on hitting lesson from none other than Barry Bonds. The home run king pulled the 27-year-old second baseman aside and ...

Is that Wilmer Flores or Barry Bonds? That's not a question San Francisco Giants fans expected to be asking themselves. Of course, Flores and Bonds look nothing alike, so that's not what we're ...

According to MLB.com's Sarah Langs, the last Giants player with at least six home runs in his team's first 14 games was Barry Bonds, who did it every year from 2000 to 2004. Giants with 6+ home ...

San Francisco Giants player Tyler Fitzgerald broke out of a slump in a big way on Monday — and said he had Giants legend Barry Bonds to thank for helping him. Fitzgerald led the charge ...

519 on-base percentage so far this season. Since 1957, Barry Bonds is the only player to finish a season with an OBP higher than .500. He did it — with an asterisk, of course — in four ...