I think this homerun by Bonds vs Yankees = longest in MLB History

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  • bigmike177
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    • 10-07-18
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    #1
    I think this homerun by Bonds vs Yankees = longest in MLB History
    3/4 of the way up into the third deck - which has to be around 450 feet by itself. Not only that, but it got out of the ballpark in 2 seconds, which lets you know it was still traveling as it was hit incredibly incredibly hard



    550+ foot homerun all day long if he hit that into McCovey cove


    now compare that ball to this homerun - which I would guess is also 430 - 450 feet (way into the cove). Look at how much lower the launch angle of this ball is vs the yankee stadium homerun



  • jjgold
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 07-20-05
    • 388179

    #2
    Greatest hitter ever

    there is no second
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    • Hman
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      • 11-04-17
      • 21429

      #3
      But we all know why
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      • JMobile
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        • 08-21-10
        • 19074

        #4
        Barry Bonds saved baseball.
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        • slayer14
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          • 08-12-13
          • 22021

          #5
          Bonds was never found guilty
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          • jjgold
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            • 07-20-05
            • 388179

            #6
            It was never proven Bonds took steroids
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            • slambam
              SBR MVP
              • 02-07-10
              • 1653

              #7
              Not a Hall of Famer
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              • playersonly69
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                • 01-04-08
                • 12827

                #8
                Originally posted by jjgold
                It was never proven Bonds took steroids
                Yeah just like it was never proven that jjgold had a small dick!! Of course he was on steroids.




                Having said that, he was a great hitter and deserves to be in the Hall of Fame WITHOUT an asterisk. Mark McGwire deserves to be in as welll
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                • ikid2groove415
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                  • 01-08-18
                  • 11981

                  #9
                  Bonds was definitely not boring -
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                  • ikid2groove415
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                    • 01-08-18
                    • 11981

                    #10
                    Originally posted by slambam
                    Not a Hall of Famer
                    Won 3 MVP with the pirates pre-Roids 1997- Bonds was already a HOF
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                    • ikid2groove415
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                      • 01-08-18
                      • 11981

                      #11
                      Originally posted by playersonly69
                      Yeah just like it was never proven that jjgold had a small dick!! Of course he was on steroids.




                      Having said that, he was a great hitter and deserves to be in the Hall of Fame WITHOUT an asterisk. Mark McGwire deserves to be in as welll
                      How does Big Mac deserve 2 be in HoF? His whole career was base on Roids - bonds is a way better player -
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                      • MinnesotaFats
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                        • 12-18-10
                        • 14758

                        #12
                        If Killebrew in Big Mac in...

                        Steroids or not guy could mash
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                        • ikid2groove415
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                          • 01-08-18
                          • 11981

                          #13
                          Was laughable when they put mike piazza in? Telling me that punk was clean? Big Mac and Sosa needed the Roids and used it at a early stage- guys like bonds and roger Clemens was already HOF before they started juicing
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                          • slambam
                            SBR MVP
                            • 02-07-10
                            • 1653

                            #14
                            My thoughts are that if one gets in they should all get in. The problem is that the door has already closed for Mac. At this point, I really don't want to see any juicers in.
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                            • jjgold
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                              • 07-20-05
                              • 388179

                              #15
                              Bonds toughest out ever

                              Has all the records
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                              • bigmike177
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                                • 10-07-18
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                                #16
                                Originally posted by slambam
                                Not a Hall of Famer
                                yea because the pitchers in the era were all clean and definitely not on steroids?? come on now


                                Here's the most dominant steroid pitcher of the era, still no match for bonds. 100 fukking mile an hour fastball hit 400 feet into dead center...after he pulled 101 mph fastball 400 feet foul into the cove


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                                • bigmike177
                                  SBR Rookie
                                  • 10-07-18
                                  • 7

                                  #17
                                  Originally posted by jjgold
                                  Greatest hitter ever

                                  there is no second

                                  bonds had a 1.000 OPS against Randy Johnson. The rest of the lefties in the majors hit like a .400 OPS against him. Think about that - literally almost 3 times as good as average lefties in the majors






                                  look at him crush this high fastball off Smoltz. One of the quickest bats in history of the league. Bonds could time a boeing jet






                                  destroys a 96 MPH fastball about 470 feet off a very good pitcher in Troy Percival, who had a 1.92 era that year


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                                  • MinnesotaFats
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                                    • 12-18-10
                                    • 14758

                                    #18
                                    Originally posted by jjgold
                                    Greatest hitter ever

                                    there is no second
                                    Guy is right

                                    There is absolutely zero argument against this

                                    Guy gets intentionally walked w bases loaded in WS
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                                    • 2daBank
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                                      • 01-26-09
                                      • 88966

                                      #19
                                      Originally posted by Hman
                                      But we all know why
                                      Cause he awesome? He was a bad ass in pit long before juice correct? The guys he was playing against were mostly all on juice too correct?
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                                      • bigmike177
                                        SBR Rookie
                                        • 10-07-18
                                        • 7

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by MinnesotaFats
                                        Guy is right

                                        There is absolutely zero argument against this

                                        Guy gets intentionally walked w bases loaded in WS

                                        I wish steroids would have never come up. I'm very curious where Bonds would have ended in terms of the homerun race and his overall standing in the game. I think he still goes down as a top 2 or 3 player all time because of the all around game

                                        bonds in 1993 hit .336 - .458 - .677 - 46 hr - 123 rbi - 29 SB. That's one of the best overall seasons in baseball history. In the strike shortened season, he hit 37 HR in 112 games. He probably hits 53 HRs that year if not for the strike

                                        Other aspect of this is that bonds walked so much that it probably hurt his homerun totals. Even in his early years, he walked at a crazy rate to where he only got 450-550 at bats per year and still hit 33-49 homeruns. Truly just an awesome player. Without roids, I think he still finishes around 650-700 HRs

                                        - great contact skills
                                        - best eye at plate ever
                                        - one of the best power hitters ever, with or without steroids
                                        - multiple gold gloves
                                        - 500 stolen bases, great baserunner in his early years
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                                        • b1slickguy
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                                          • 11-24-11
                                          • 11959

                                          #21
                                          This thread is like something BigBusiness would have created if he were still here.

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                                          • sourtwist
                                            SBR Hall of Famer
                                            • 11-10-12
                                            • 9364

                                            #22
                                            Originally posted by jjgold
                                            Greatest hitter ever

                                            there is no second
                                            Truth
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                                            • INVEGA MAN
                                              SBR Hall of Famer
                                              • 01-30-08
                                              • 6800

                                              #23
                                              Not even close to the longest home run. Mickey mantle hit one 643 feet!!
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                                              • bigmike177
                                                SBR Rookie
                                                • 10-07-18
                                                • 7

                                                #24
                                                Originally posted by sourtwist
                                                Truth

                                                hard to say that - Ruth, Williams and Gherig all had better career OPS


                                                but I don't think any of them can touch Bonds in terms of the overall game. The stolen bases, the good defense
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                                                • bigmike177
                                                  SBR Rookie
                                                  • 10-07-18
                                                  • 7

                                                  #25
                                                  Originally posted by INVEGA MAN
                                                  Not even close to the longest home run. Mickey mantle hit one 643 feet!!

                                                  that's more of an urban myth than a confirmed fact


                                                  although I think that ball by bonds travels 550-600 feet if not for that upper deck area. It is unbelievably high and hit on such a line that I think it would have traveled another 150-200 feet if it's hit in the cove for example
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                                                  • bigmike177
                                                    SBR Rookie
                                                    • 10-07-18
                                                    • 7

                                                    #26
                                                    bonds documentary - one of the most interesting personalities in baseball history




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