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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers.rowSpacer = "Location: vs. Washington Nationals at AT&T Park in San Francisco.
Situation: The Giants and Nationals were tied 4-4 in the fifth inning as Bonds batted second.
The Homer: Bonds hit a solo homer to right-center field off starter Mike Bacsik to tie the score.
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 755
Aug. 4, 2007
Location: vs. San Diego Padres at PetCo Park in San Diego.
Situation: The Giants trail the Padres 1-0 in the second inning as Bonds leads off the inning.
The Homer: Bonds hits a solo homer off starter Clay Hensley to tie the score.
Quote: “This is the hardest thing I’ve had to do in my entire career,” Bonds said. “I had rashes on my head, I felt like I was getting sick at times.”
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 750
June 29, 2007
Location: vs. Arizona Diamondbacks at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: The Giants trail the Diamondbacks 3-2 in the eighth inning as Bonds leads off the inning.
The Homer: Bonds hits a solo homer off starter Hernandez to tie the score. The home run came an inning after a fan gave everybody a scare when he hopped the fence and ran out to Bonds in left field. The seven-time NL MVP calmly greeted the man and walked him off and into the custody of security personnel.
Quote: “He just wanted to shake my hand,” Bonds told MLB.com while quickly leaving the ballpark. “I told him to come with me so he didn’t get into any more trouble.”";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 715
May 28, 2006
Location: vs. Colorado Rockies at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Giants trail Rockies 6-0 as Bonds hits two-run home run with no outs in the bottom of the fourth inning.
The Homer: Bonds' 445-foot rocket off Rockies starter Byung-Hyun Kim, pushes him past Ruth for second place on the all-time homer chart.
Quote: \"I'd like to win a World Series and be the all-time home run king. I'll take both, but I'll take the World Series first.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 700
Sept. 17, 2004
Location: vs. San Diego Padres at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Giants lead Padres 3-0 as Bonds leads off in third inning.
The Homer: Bonds hits a 392-foot solo shot to left-center field off Padres ace Jake Peavy.
With the blast, Bonds becomes the third to reach the 700-homer plateau, joining Hank Aaron (755) and Babe Ruth (714).
Quote: \"It's hard to fathom I've hit 700 home runs when I feel like I can still play and I can still contribute and still do things out there,\" Bonds said.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 660
April 12, 2004
Location: vs. Milwaukee Brewers at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Bonds' Giants trail Brewers 4-2 with two outs and two runners on base in the fifth inning.
The Homer: Bonds smashes a line drive 442 feet to right field and into McCovey Cove for a 3-run home run off Brewers right-hander Matt Kinney.
The home run pulled Bonds into a tie with his godfather Willie Mays for third-place on the career homer list.
Quote: \"I just feel like right now I completed our family circle,\" Bonds said. \"Willie took my dad under his wing when he first came up and taught my dad a lot about baseball and became a real close friend of my father's.\"";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 600
Aug. 9, 2002
Location: vs. Pittsburgh Pirates at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Bonds' Giants trail Pirates 4-2 with two outs and nobody on base in the sixth inning.
The Homer: Bonds takes the pitch from Pirates right-hander Kip Wells and knocks it 421 feet over the center field wall, becoming only the fourth player to hit 600 homers. The others are Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth and Willie Mays.
It was one of two career homers Bonds has hit to date off Wells in 12 plate appearances.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 567
Oct. 7, 2001
Location: vs. Los Angeles Dodgers at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Giants tied with Dodgers with two outs and nobody on base in the bottom of the first inning.
The Homer: The home run to right field off Dodgers right-hander Dennis Springer sets the new single-season home run record of 73, topping the previous best of 70 set by Mark McGwire in 1998.
It was Bonds' only career home run against Springer in 10 plate appearances. Springer allowed 40 career home runs over eight seasons.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 500
April 17, 2001
Location: vs. Los Angeles Dodgers at PacBell Park in San Francisco.
Situation: Bonds' Giants trailed the Dodgers 2-1 with a runner on third base in the eighth inning.
The Homer: Bonds takes it out to right field, scoring Rich Aurilia and giving the Giants the lead. The blast came off right-hander Terry Adams, and was one of just two career homers Bonds had against him.
Adams pitched 11 seasons in the majors, compiling a 51-62 record with a 4.17 ERA.
At the time, only 16 others had hit 500 career home runs.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 400
Aug. 23, 1998
Location: vs. Florida Marlins at Pro Player Park in Miami.
Situation: Bonds' Giants lead Marlins 3-0 with one out and nobody on base in the third inning.
The Homer: Bonds pulls it deep down the right field line off Marlins left-hander Kirt Ojala.
It was the only home run Bonds hit off Ojala, who had a career record of 3-10 with a 4.71 ERA in three seasons.";
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spt_Bonds_MILESTONE_homers[i-1].body = "No. 1
June 4, 1986
Location: vs. Atlanta Braves at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium.
Situation: Bonds' Pirates lead Braves 10-2 with no one on base and two outs in the fifth inning.
The Homer: Bonds goes the other way with a long drive over the left-field wall off Braves right-hander Craig McMurtry.
McMurtry, who finished second in Rookie of the Year balloting in 1983, was just 1-6 with a 4.74 ERA in 1986. This was the only home run Bonds hit off McMurtry, who allowed 54 blasts in eight seasons."; // END editorial data