Here is what steroids have done for Barry.,.And if you believe that your a freaking idiot
Barry Bonds
Career Avg: 298 (great record for how many years he's played)
Records:
# 1 all time for Major League home runs in a single season with 73.
Tied # 1 all time for Major League career home runs with 755...he will break it...
# 1 for most walks in a career with 2,539 (Think of how many HR he would have)
# 1 for most MVP Awards with 7.
# 1 for most consecutive MVp awards with 4 in a row.
# 1 for most pitchers homered off (445)
# 1 for most consecutive games with a walk with 18.
Tied # 1 all time for most consecutive walks with 7.
# 1 all time for consecutive seasons with 30 or more home runs with 13 seasons.
# 1 all time for most consecutive seasons with.600 slugging percentage...8 seasons
He's the only player to have 400 HR and 400 stolen bases
He's the only player to have 500 HR and 500 stolen bases
1 of 4 players in history in 40-40 club (40 HR and 40 Stolen Bases)
More Records:
In 1998, Bonds tied John Olerud for the National League record of 15 consecutive plate appearances reaching base. He also tied this record again in 2003.
In 2001, Bond's slugging percentage of (.863) set a single season record. He also slugged .812 in 2004, only the second time in history that a player has bettered .800 twice. (Babe Ruth in 1920 and 1921).
In 2002, Bonds amassed a .582 on base percentage, breaking Ted Williams 1941 record of .551. In 2004, Bonds finished witha .609 OBP, the only time a player has bettered .600 over a full season.
In 2002, Bondos won the National League batting title with .370, becoming the oldest player to do so. He was his second title in 2004.
During the 2002 post season, Bonds set the record for most runs hit in a single post season (8). Bonds hit .471 with 4 homeruns and 13 walks (7 INT) in the World Series, thereby slugging 1.294 with a .700 on base percentage.
In 2004, Bonds set the single season on base slugging percentage record with a total of 1.422.
In 2004, Bonds become the first player in history with more times on base (376) than offical times at bat (373). This was due to the record number of walks, which count as a time on base, but not a time at bat. He had 125 hits, 232 walks, and 9 hit-by pitches.
Bonds has won the National League Player of the Month award 13 times which is a record for either league. The next highest in either league is Frank Thomas who won the Al award eight times and the next highest in the NL is only six held by Georgie Foster, PETE ROSE!!!, and Dale Murphy.
More AMAZING STUFF
5 time San Francisco Giants Player of the Year
14 time All-Star
7 Time Baseball America NL All-Star
3 Time Major League Player of the Year
3 Time Baseball America MLB Player of the Year
12 Time Silver Slugger Winner for NL Outfielder
Led Major Leagues in home runs 2 times
Led the NL in batting average 2 times
Led the NL on base percentage 8 times
Led the Major Leagues in slugging percentage 6 times
Led the Major Leagues in extra base hits 3 times
Led the Major Leagues on base percentage 4 times
Led the NL in runs once
Led the NL in RBI's once
Led the NL in walks 9 times
Led the NL in intentional walks 10 times
Led the NL in runs created 5 times
Led the NL in games once
Led the NL in extra base hits 3 times
Led the NL in at bats per home runs 7 times
Led the Major Leagues in batting average in 2002 with an average of .370!
3 Time NL Hank Aaron Award Winner
#1 in HR. #3 in Runs. #5th in RBI. #35 in road to 3,000 Hits. #2 in Extra Base Hits, # 2 in times on base. #4 on total bases.
He has also played some defense
8 Time Gold Glove Winner for an NL Outfielder
Listed #6 on Greatest Players of all time in 2005.
He rates 350 on the Hall of Fame monitor (100 is a good HOF number)