total home runs for barry bonds?
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Career statistics (as of April 26, 2006)\n\n    \nYear Ag Tm  Lg   G   AB   R   H  2B 3B HR RBI SB CS  BB  SO  BA   OBP  SLG TB  SH SF IBB HBP GDP         \n+---+--+---+--++---++---+---+---+--+--+--+---+--+--+---+---+----+----+----+---+--+--+---+---+---+        \n1986 22 PIT NL  113  413  72  92 26  3 16  48 36  7  65 102 .223 .330 .416 172  2  2   2  2   4          \n1987 23 PIT NL  150  551  99 144 34  9 25  59 32 10  54  88 .261 .329 .492 271  0  3   3  3   4          \n1988 24 PIT NL  144  538  97 152 30  5 24  58 17 11  72  82 .283 .368 .491 264  0  2  14  2   3          \n1989 25 PIT NL  159  580  96 144 34  6 19  58 32 10  93  93 .248 .351 .426 247  1  4  22  1   9          \n1990 26 PIT NL  151  519 104 156 32  3 33 114 52 13  93  83 .301 .406 .565 293  0  6  15  3   8          \n1991 27 PIT NL  153  510  95 149 28  5 25 116 43 13 107  73 .292 .410 .514 262  0 13  25  4   8          \n1992 28 PIT NL  140  473 109 147 36  5 34 103 39  8 127  69 .311 .456 .624 295  0  7  32  5   9          \n1993 29 SFG NL  159  539 129 181 38  4 46 123 29 12 126  79 .336 .458 .677 365  0  7  43  2  11          \n1994 30 SFG NL  112  391  89 122 18  1 37  81 29  9  74  43 .312 .426 .647 253  0  3  18  6   3          \n1995 31 SFG NL  144  506 109 149 30  7 33 104 31 10 120  83 .294 .431 .577 292  0  4  22  5  12          \n1996 32 SFG NL  158  517 122 159 27  3 42 129 40  7 151  76 .308 .461 .615 318  0  6  30  1  11          \n1997 33 SFG NL  159  532 123 155 26  5 40 101 37  8 145  87 .291 .446 .585 311  0  5  34  8  13          \n1998 34 SFG NL  156  552 120 167 44  7 37 122 28 12 130  92 .303 .438 .609 336  1  6  29  8  15          \n1999 35 SFG NL  102  355  91  93 20  2 34  83 15  2  73  62 .262 .389 .617 219  0  3   9  3   6          \n2000 36 SFG NL  143  480 129 147 28  4 49 106 11  3 117  77 .306 .440 .688 330  0  7  22  3   6          \n2001 37 SFG NL  153  476 129 156 32  2 73 137 13  3 177  93 .328 .515 .863 411  0  2  35  9   5          \n2002 38 SFG NL  143  403 117 149 31  2 46 110  9  2 198  47 .370 .582 .799 322  0  2  68  9   4          \n2003 39 SFG NL  130  390 111 133 22  1 45  90  7  0 148  58 .341 .529 .749 292  0  2  61 10   7          \n2004 40 SFG NL  147  373 129 135 27  3 45 101  6  1 232  41 .362 .609 .812 303  0  3 120  9   5          \n2005 41 SFG NL   14   42   8  12  1  0  5  10  0  0   9   6 .286 .404 .667  28  0  1   3  0   0\n2006 41 SFG NL   18   41  11  10  2  0  3   5  0  0  24   5 .244 .537 .537  18  0  0  11  2   1\n+---+--+---+--++---++---+---+---+--+--+--+---+--+--+---+---+----+----+----+---+--+--+---+---+---+
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The answer is YES. Forget about the betting. \nHis Career Numbers are:\n\n4256 hits- Most All-Time\n3562 Games Played- Most All-Time\n2165 runs- 5th most All-Time\n746 doubles-2nd All Time\n5752 total bases- 6th All-Time\n.303 Career Average\nOnly had 160 Career Homeruns and \nOnly had 1314 Career Rbi.\nPlayed the game the way it was meant to be played. \n\nIf anyone belongs ... he does. Hasn't it been long enough?
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How good can he be?  He's in his sixth season, so that's five complete seasons.  IF he can stay healthy for a 20 year career, at his averages after 5 seasons (multiply them by 4 for a 20 year career), you're looking at:\n\n3928 hits, 3rd all time behind Rose and Cobb\n2516 runs, 221 ahead of Rickey Henderson's record\n908 doubles, 116 ahead of Tris Speaker's record\n804 home runs, 49 ahead of Hank Aaron's record\n2484 RBI's, 187 ahead of Hank Aaron's record\n7336 total bases, 408 ahead of Aaron's record\n1604 walks, 11th all time\n.418 OBP, tied for 10th all time\n.629 SLG, 4th all time behind Ruth, Williams and Gehrig\n.331 BA, tied for 21st all time - appropriately enough, with Musial
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Also don't forget that Babe Ruth was an all-star pitcher for the first 2 or 3 years of his baseball career, so bonds hasn't matched anything in my mind.  If he can go out and win 20 games in the next 2 or 3 years pitching the baseball then he may have matched the record. Even at that he is a steroid using cheater.
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Batting Average (AVG): Divide the number of base hits by the total number of at bats. \nIf Tony Gwynn has 600 at bats and has 206 hits.  His batting average would be .343 (206/600) \n\nEarned Run Average (ERA): Multiply the total number of earned runs by nine, and divide the results by the total innings pitched. Randy Johnson has allowed 67 runs in 220 innings.\nMultiply 67 by 9: 67x9=603.  Divide 603 by 220 (his innings pitched):  603/220=2.74 -- which is his ERA \n\nW-L percentage: Divide the number of games won by the total number of decisions.\nPedro Martinez has a 16-3 record,  Divide his win total(16) by his total number of decisions: (19):16/19=0.842 \n\nSlugging Percentage (SLG): Divide the total number of bases of all base hits by the total number of times at bat. \nSammy Sosa has 282 total bases and 440 at-bats.\nDivide 282 by 440 to get his slugging percentage: 282/440=.641 \n\nOn-Base Percentage (OBP): Divide the total number of hits plus Bases on Balls plus hits by Pitch BY at Bats plus Bases on Balls plus hit by Pitch plus Sacrifice Flies \nIn Derek Jeter's 434 at-bats, he has 152 hits, 59 walks, has been hit by 9 pitches, and he's hit 6 sacrifice flies.\nSo here's the formula to determine his OBP:\n(152+59+9)/(434+59+9+6)=220/508=.433 \n\nFielding Average: Divide the total number of putouts and assists by the total number of putouts, assists and errors. \nEdgardo Alfonzo has 218 putouts and 290 assists, while committing only 2 errors.  So his fielding percentage is:\n(218+290)/(218+290+2)=508/510=.996
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i hear he is only one home run shot of the babe but still three roid shots from canseco. also babe called his shot to right field, bonds called hit shot to the right butt cheek! erase cheated records!
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Barry bonds I guess, 7 mvp awards
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Ruthg had 8398, Aaron had 12364 Bonds has 9258
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Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa both did it in 1998-99. Actually, the hit more that 60 home runs in those years
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Pujols.  He hit 14 homes in April, which is a new record.  Looks like there's only more to come.
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2005- Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia, 41 home runs\n2004 Miguel Tejada Baltimore 27 home runs\n2003 Garret Anderson 22 home runs\n California\n 2002  Jason Giambi 24 home runs\n New York\n 2001  Luis Gonzalez\n Arizona 16 home runs\n  2000 Sammy sosa 26 home runs\n1999 ken griffey jr. 16 home runs\n1998 ken griffey jr. 19 home runs\n1997 Tino Martinez 16 home runs\n1996 Barry Bonds 17 home runs\n1995 Frank thomas 15 home runs\n1994 Ken griffey jr. 7 home runs\n1993 Juan gonzalez 7 home runs\n1992 Mark McGwire 12 home runs\n1991 Cal ripken jr 12 home runs\n1990 ryne sandberg 3 home runs\n1989 Eric Davis 3 home runs\n1988 Cancelled due to rain\n1987 Andre Dawson 4 home runs\n1986 Wally joyner and darryl strawberry 4 home runs\n1985 Dave Parker 6 home runs
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Greetings from inside the Yahoo Brain in New York City!\nHope you're catching the live webcast at: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\nRoger Cedeno is the correct answer.  Interesting note, that of all the many steals in career steals leader Rickey "I am the Greatest" Henderson's career, only four, that is 4, were of home plate.\n\nHope this helps!\n\n--J.
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The records he currently holds:\n\nMost HR in the American League: 708\nMost HR by a left-hander: 714\nMost HR in extra innings, AL: 16\nMost HR by an outfielder, AL: 686
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600 HR. But it's not a "record" per se, it is an acheivement.  A lot of people believe that if you can hit certain marks (X number of HRs or Y number of hits) you can ensure yourself a spot in the HOF.  That is why Palmerio, who was always an above-average player, but questionable HOFer, wanted so bad to hit the 3000 hit mark, because he felt that he could get into the Hall that way.\n\nSosa is currently at 588 and fifth on the list.  While it isn't possible for him to get to fourth (Willie Mays has 660), everyone with over 600 is in the HOF (Ruth, Aaron and Mays) or expected to get in (Bonds).  The interesting thing is that all eligible players with over 500 HRs are also in the HOF.\n\nIf you're interested, below is a list of the career HR leaders.
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Babe Ruth became the all-time home run king when he passed Roger Connor. Connor played 18 seasons and had 138 home runs. Connor had held the record since 1895, Ruth passed him in 1921.
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You mean which steriods-fueled slugger, or real baseball player?\nBecause Barry Bonds hit the first 9, from 5/1/00 to 5/24/01.\nIn fact, Barry hit 23 of the first 25 Giants splashes, with two from Felipe Crespo (5/28/01 and 7/8/01).\nAlso in 2000, Todd Hundley (LA) and Luis Gonzalez (AZ) hit homers into the bay, but the Giants don't count them as Spash Hits.
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Barry Bonds (90 in 2003) and Harmon Killebrew (96 in 1963) both had 45 homers in a season without reaching the 100 mark.  They were the record-holders until Soriano broke their marks this season.\n\nOthers who have hit 40+ without reaching 100 include:\n\nAaron 1969 - 44 - 97\nDavey Johnson 1973 - 43 - 99\nMatt Williams 1994 - 43 - 96 \nMickey Mantle 1958 - 42 - 97 \nDuke Snider 1957 - 40 - 92 \nMickey Mantle 1960 - 40 - 94 \nHank Aaron 1973 - 40 - 96 \nRico Petrocelli 1969 - 40 - 97 \nKen Griffey Jr. 1994 - 40 - 90 \nDarrell Evans 1985 - 40 - 94