Barry Bonds, celebrated for his legendary home runs and fierce competitiveness on the baseball diamond; however after ...

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates had both Hall of Famers, outfielder Barry Bonds and manager Jim Leyland, on the same team and it yielded great results. Bonds and Leyland both made it to the ...

San Francisco Giants legend Barry Bonds caught baseball fans off guard earlier this week when the 60-year-old claimed he could still hit a 100 mph fastball. Forget the fact Bonds last played in 2007.

Pittsburgh Pirates star Andrew McCutchen is gearing up for his 17th season in the MLB and recently shared a story about how Barry Bonds once boosted his confidence during Spring Training.

Since Barry Bonds’ final Opening Day in 2007 the Giants have never had the same player start in left field for an opener.

Both Barry Bonds and Michael Jordan epitomized their respective sports in the 1990s. They both took baseball and basketball to newer heights and became household names in North America. However ...

In many arguments about the best player in baseball history, Barry Bonds, no matter the controversy around him or the fact he isn't in the Hall of Fame, is going to get his fair share of votes.

Barry Bonds holds the record for most career home runs in MLB history. Whether or not you believe he belongs in the Hall of Fame, his 762 long balls is a record that will likely never be broken.

Shohei Ohtani’s greatness can’t be overstated enough, but another all-time great hitter in baseball thinks the game is a bit easier for the Los Angeles Dodgers star compared to his time in MLB.

Shohei Ohtani has captivated the baseball world as both a hitter and pitcher across his seven-year MLB career, but one of the best players to ever swing a baseball bat, Barry Bonds, feels that the ...