All of Barry Bonds 35 Splash Hits
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- Just as Yankee Stadium was the "House That Ruth Built", Pacific Bell Park was the "House That Bonds Built". Barry Bonds hit the first Splash Hit at the new Giants' stadium on Mat 1st, 2000, and would hit eight more before another Giant joined the list. Overall, Bonds hit 35 into McCovey Cove, over half the overall total until Denard Span hit numbers 70 and 71 in 2016.
The complete list:
1 - 5/1/2000, Rich Rodriguez (New York Mets)
2 - 5/10/2000, Andy Benes (St. Louis Cardinals)
3 - 5/10/2000, Heathcliff Slocumb (St. Louis Cardinals)
4 - 5/24/2000, Mike Thurman (Montreal Expos)
5 - 7/19/2000, Brian Meadows (San Diego Padres)
6 - 9/20/2000, Steve Parris (Cincinnati Reds)
7 - 4/17/2001, Terry Adams (Los Angeles Dodgers)
8 - 4/18/2001, Chan Ho Park (Los Angeles Dodgers)
9 - 5/24/2001, John Thomson (Colorado Rockies)
10 - 5/30/2001, Robert Ellis (Arizona Diamondbacks)
11 - 6/12/2001, Pat Rapp (Anaheim Angels)
12 - 8/4/2001, Nelson Figueroa (Philadelphia Phillies)
13 - 8/14/2001, Ricky Bones (Florida Marlins)
14 - 8/31/2001, John Thomson (Colorado Rockies)
15 - 9/29/2001, Chuck McElroy (San Diego Padres)
16 - 5/13/2002, Kevin Millwood (Atlanta Braves)
17 - 5/18/2002, Brad Penny (Florida Marlins)
18 - 5/18/2002, Vic Darensbourg (Florida Marlins)
19 - 9/8/2002, Brian Anderson (San Diego Padres)
20 - 9/28/2002, Jeriome Robertson (Houston Astros)
21 - 10/12/2002, Chuck Finley (St. Louis Cardinals) *First Postseason Splash Hit
22 - 4/14/2003, Wade Miller (Houston Astros)
23 - 4/30/2003, Matt Clement (Chicago Cubs)
24 - 6/27/2003, Ted Lilly (Oakland Athletics)
25 - 8/8/2003, Jose Mesa (Philadelphia Phillies)
26 - 8/19/2003, Ray King (Atlanta Braves)
27 - 9/13/2003, Doug Davis (Milwaukee Brewers)
28 - 4/12/2004, Matt Kinney (Milwaukee Brewers)
29 - 4/13/2004, Ben Ford (Milwaukee Brewers)
30 - 6/30/2004, Chris Carpenter (St. Louis Cardinals)
31 - 8/3/2004, Cory Lidle (Cincinnati Reds)
32 - 9/18/2005, Hong-Chih Kuo (Los Angeles Dodgers)
33 - 8/21/2006, Livan Hernandez (Arizona Diamondbacks)
34 - 4/18/2007, Ryan Franklin (St. Louis Cardinals)
35 - 8/8/2007, Tim Redding (Washington Nationals)
#BondsHOF2017 - Sport
That swing though. That freakin follow-through. Damn I miss Barry.
The original splash brother!
MANCHESTER UNITED hahaha this comment is just so random
@MANCHESTER UNITED lol what?
Hell yah!! Great comment⚾️🌊
@M And with all of those countries and dependencies watching and supporting. The number one watch sporting event is the Super bowl.
@@tonywashington2938 nope world cup
HE HITS ONE HIGH. HE HITS ONE DEEP. McCOVEY COOOOVE OUTTA HERE
Steriods can’t swing like that boss the best u can be mad 😡 all u want but nothing will change that 🎯🤡😂
No no u the disgrace😂😂😂
Not to mention the best fielding outfielder don’t forget that too pussy 😂😂😂 now go suck a bone 🦴 chump babe Ruth 😂😂😂he was good but he is no Willie and he dam sure ain’t no bonds
Buckeye4life 440 you do realize that steroids don’t make u better at baseball right??? It just lets you recover faster after a workout which means that Barry bonds for one, put in the work to get stronger and two, he had an amazing swing and good hand eye coordination
Roids don't give you hand eye coordination. That's natural talent. You can be strong as hell but unless you make contact, the ball won't go anywhere
Duane Kuiper has the best home run call hands down. The Bonds era was extra fun for him. But even today, no one comes close imo
Apparently every homerun Bonds hit as a Giant, was called by either Kruk or Kuip. Giants fan since I was nine and saw my first game at Candlestick Park (Padres) in 1963.
I would say Jon Miller did too, I just loved how monumental his calls sounded.
"Barry hits his historic 500th home run! The 4th Giant to do it. He joins his Godfather Willie Mays! He joins Willie McCovey! And Mel Ott!"
We're lucky as Giants fans.
it isnt an opinion, its factual lol
“Working on a complete game shutout”
Barry: I’m bout to end this mans whole career
Doug Davis was the pitcher for that homer. Not much of a pitcher, but he did play for 7 more seasons.
The absolute best baseball player ever. Hall of Famer before 1998, and still a Hall of Famer after 1998. Don't forget, the pitchers were taking steroids too....and he still crushed them all!
There was an estimate made that 80-85% of all players were on the juice. It was an era of baseball that we all enjoyed, but now the self righteous critics deem him THE cheater. He controlled every at bat that wasn't an IBB. Simply, he was the greatest hitter of all time.
100% Agree
Yup skinny bonds 3 mvps
Agree with this 100%. Had he not taken 'roids, he still would have had well over 500 hrs, 500 stolen bases at least 3 MVPs and 8 gold gloves. But, even his #s purely without 'Roids are absolutely HOF worthy. And you said it well. So many pitchers were also on the juice and he destroyed them.
@@nicholasdepina2944 that alone makes him one of the GOATs. Throughout the 100+ year history of the MLB, you can only count the amount of 3x MVP's on one hand.
Barry Bonds deserves to be in The MLB Hall Of Fame
Agreed, "PED'S" or not. That kind of athleticism can't be replicated....you mean to tell me nobody in the history of baseball, or any other sport for that matter haven't used "PED's"? Barry Bonds level of play was in it's own league...the biggest ding against him? Nobody liked him....sorta like Tye Cobb...my Dad was a lifelong Giants fan and he took me to Giants games back in the late sixties early seventies....including Willie Mays retirement in 1973, good memories.
He literally spoke softly and carried a big stick. The greatest hitter ever by a mile.
@Lighthouse in the Storm sorry he launched a 500 foot donger off your favorite pitcher
Pause
Big pause
Was fun growing up with Barry
One of the greatest of all time, steroids or not.
Period end of story
@Buckeye4life 440 nigga u high?!??!? He holds the all time homeruns and u say he trash!?!?!? Ur really smart bud
Jeremiah WASHBURN Hank Aaron holds them without steroids...
@@Kamrin_ 1 no he doesnt bonds holds the record for most home runs in a season and most homeruns career plus he used em in a time where everyone used em its not like he used em now days and steroids or not he was a great player
Hank Aron is no BB
I can sit here for hours watching that sweet swing!
BONDS, HITS IT HIGH! HITS IT DEEP! IT IIIIIS.... OUTTA HERE!
I never get tired of that.
As a kid I was on the east coast and I was staying up for 10pm starts to watch Giants games because Barry Bonds was the most exciting hitter to watch. In 2004 Bonds had 232 walks.. that is unbelievable, the next closest walk totals in a season are 198 and 177, both also set by Bonds. In that season Barry Bonds only struck out 41 times! and batted .362 with 45 home runs and 101 rbis.. Imagine the stats he could have put up if he didn't walk 232 times!
In 2019 the league leader in walks was Bregman with 119. Let that sink in.
Almost exactly half from what Bonds had in 2004..insane
The absolute swagger of how he drops his bat and watches the ball fly. It's like he knows it's gone before he even hits it.
most beautiful swing i’ve ever seen. griffey is probably a close second.
Griffey is definitely my favorite cuz he had some style. Bonds to me was just intimidating and scary. Both amazing approaches to have at the plate.
Jazz Cabbage17 the thing with bonds (steroids or not) is you were afraid to bitch to him. griffey didn’t really hit for average or score a ridiculous amount of runs. besides, when bonds hit a ball, whether it was 1991 or 2004, the swing was just amazingly smooth. griffey is right up there but there was too many years of injuries for him to be number 1
@@iamjp1 yep both amazing approaches to the plate ^^^^^^
I'm a red Sox fan and I love Fenway park but goddamn AT&T park is on it's own level
He hits one HIGH...He hits one DEEP...IT....IS.....OUTTA HERE! - The best hype man baseball and I'm a complete homer to Greg Brown of the Pirates.As far as Bonds goes,, i'm usually anti-superstar but Barry is an exception. The king of plate discipline, patience, vision, and rhythm.. His swing can't be replicated.Pitchers who missed their spot payed for it.. Thank god he beat Sosa to 70.
He has the best eye. Too bad nobody sign him at the end of his career he can still play at least couple more years he could've hit 800 homerun. If I'm not mistaken he hit 28 homerun in his last season that still pretty good.
28 homers in 126 games. It’s a shame he barely missed out on 3,000 hits and 2,000 RBI as well
Two seasons stick out to me most from Barry Bonds
2001:
.328 ba, 73 hr, 137 rbi, 129 runs, 177 walks, 93 strikeouts, 13 stolen bases
2004:
.362 ba, 45 hr, 101 rbi, 129 runs, 232 walks, 41 strikeouts
These are just godly numbers
@Lighthouse in the Storm yes his 232 walk season is in a league of its own and will never be touched. also in 2004 the fact that he hit more home runs than he struck out is mind blowing.
@@ldaws-3912 And more that half of those were Intentional walks.
Other records that might never be broken.
Career IBB 688
Most career walks with the bases loaded. With 11 ( 1 intentional)
Most feared batter ever.
would be great if we could get a power hitter back Giants some day.. nothing like seeing baseballs smashed out of the park. thanks for the video
Huge difference in the number of boats in McCovey cove between a day game, night game, and weekend day game.
It’s amazing nobody got killed out there with guys ramming into each other
@@jefffawcett with plastic kayaks?
One of the, if not THE best swing in history!
Reggie Jackson was a bit better.
Ken Griffey Jr had a pretty swing as well
Robinson Cano
@Erich Von Manstein ...Reggie didn't have Bonds eyes. Nor his plate discipline. Facts. But that SWING...was legendary.
His bat speed is just unreal
Nicholas Radakovich his steroid use is unreal
his allegedness is unreal.
Nicholas Radakovich my big balls are unreal
Everyone did steroids, yet nobody else could do what bonds did :thinking: shut up and go away idiot.
They should rename it The Bond Cove
Barry Bonds is the GOAT hands down
I'm getting chills watching this. Bonds is a BEAST!!
3:24 was at least 500 feet. Never seen anyone even come CLOSE to hitting a ball there
Brett Rose 483ft
The one at 10:50 seems like it went further.
@@ptythefool: agreed! #41 definitely looked like it went further!
The one at 1:38 was pretty far too!!
Gus Mason shit they were all far lets be honest
123 balls hit into McCovey cove on the fly by all players over nearly 20 complete seaons. bonds hit 35 effectively playing 7 seasons in the park. two other giants (sandoval and belt) have 8 splash hits playing 8+ seasons in the park, all in their 20s mostly. bonds hit all his splash hits at around 35 or older. he was the most dominant hitter to ever play the game.
Imagine how many homers he would’ve hit if he played for Colorado
A grand
The real question: How many homers he would've otherwise hit of the 668 times he was intentionally walked.
Or yankee stadium
I went to a few of these games as a kid and I’m still mesmerized by this showing my young nephews this video now. He was legit sending them out into the ocean
Most.Dominant.Player.In.Any.Sport.I've.Ever.Seen.
Honestly you could be right.... Teams literally feared him and did unusual things to avoid him. But idk, wilt Chamberlain might be more dominant because the League literally did everything they could to make wilt not able to dominate, but he still did. All the rule changes, widening the key, charge fouls, goaltends, and he still played dominant. But Barry or Michael Jordan could be a close second. I would take bonds over MJ tho
I love Barry Bonds he’s the original splash brother!!!⚾️⚾️⚾️😁😁😁😁 my favorite baseball player of all time
AT&T Park is the House That Bonds Built.
They LITERALLY built a stadium designed just so he could hit them into the ocean. Move over, Babe Ruth.
And THERE it is. Notice how nobody since has even got close to Bonds. As it is, CarGo and Harper are probably the only ones capable of doing it on a consistent basis.
Vincent Adultman Babe Ruth wasn't a juicer though...
Bonds & Griffey sweetest swings
Derrick Dow & will clark
Josh Hamilton
Strawberry
No matter what you say about Bonds, he is fun to watch. That guy knew how to play baseball
El bateador mas temible en la historia de la MLB vean sus números la ingratitud del salón de la fama no han querido aceptar que has sido el mejor lo importante es que estas en el Salón de la fama de tus fanáticos que nunca te olvidaremos ❤🎉🎉 saludos desde República Dominicana
10:47 As the pitcher was working on a complete game shutout... Boom, what a shot!
I’m getting a little older, my memory is fading. Seeing these shots on sports center are some of my earliest memories
Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, and Ty Cobb, the 3 greatest baseball players ever.
Thanks for the video!
Man...I dated a girl from Santa Cruz who was a Giants season ticket holder so I was at quite a few of those "slpash hit" games...most fun I've ever had in San Fran!!!
Awesome video!! I miss Barry
Home Runs 762.....Walks 2558.....Intentional Walks 688. All records that still stand today. Man had the best vision and swing out of anyone and everyone knew it. He was an amazing hitter when he was in Pittsburgh before all the steroid BS.
I can watch these all day!
RIP McCovey.
i wish i could see him playing more.. very disappointed that he had to retire like the way he did.
I never understood why anyone would throw him a strike
I never got that one lmao
Lol
A strike for berry = a homerun
Because he is the all-time walks leader, can't throw the guy a ball either lol
Lol it's still a mystery to this day
His swing and his timing are on another lvl. The pitcher's face at 3:49 lolz.
keep up the great vids man
Thanks!
Never gets old. Unbelievable.
another great video
Thanks!
great public service to put thus together, thanks!
Thanks for posting - Best player ever.
4:20 the way he just belts out "he hits it high!" as soon as the other guy stops talking was fucking hilarious!
I wish Bonds and Griffey would have gotten a World Series two of the best hitters in MLB history
The greatest in San Francisco Giants history, lets stop the hate and get my brother in the Hall!
Moonshots all around! He's top 5 greatest ever and we all got to see him...He has many records so many records.
It's hilarious how these guys in the bay have their little motorboats and nets. They take this seriously lol
Best batter I have personally ever had the chance to see. No matter what.
i played for many years. this guy was other worldly. impeccable.
I was there for #3 5/25/00
My friend and I were at the one against Chicago 4/30/03
Damn what was it like seeing Barry at the plate in person? I bet it was hella surreal and you can just feel the fear on the field when he gets there. Lol that's a guess but that's how I feel when I watched him on the TV lol
Duane Kuiper had the best Bonds calls.
Mccovey coooovvve outta here...man that never gets old...Barry Bonds greatest MLB ever
Nice video
8:24 just made my day. I need a Kuip alarm tone of him screaming like that every morning.
Duane Kuiper made the Bonds era extra fun, amazing calls
The homerun at 10:50 is the longest I have ever seen
HE HITS IT HIGH, HE HITS IT DEEEEEEEP
I love how they switch up the radio and tv broadcast team in the 4,5, and 6th inning because I love hearing Jon Miller and Duane Kuiper calling his home runs
The sound off his bat is like nobody else I've ever heard.
The last batter to have the advantage on the pitchers. Only a handful have ever done it, and he was the best.
I hope that one day he’ll be in the hall of fame...he was a great player but I think people are just hating on him.
I really wish the Giants announcer would specify the altitude, the depth and the location of those balls. After they leave the bat, it's really unclear where those balls go.
They need to show it going into the water on all of them, and people getting them
2:49 Jon Miller’s call of his 500th was phenomenal, A+
Bonds swung the bat the way a power puncher throws a left hook: all hips.
I'm here like holy crap he's crushing those things
The best ever period
steroids or not, you cant teach badassery.
HE HITS ONE DEEEEEPPPPPP, IT IS OUTTA HERE!!!
Giants fans had it great Barry Bonds and after he left 3 World Series damn
The best baseball player of the history...
Nothing but goosebumps....@ 8:22.
'What a shot !!!' 10:58 indeed.
Over the wall in RIGHT CENTER... by the buoy with NO ONE around !! That's GOTTA be a 500'+ deal right there !! ~:O
Taxi Talk NYC probably the most impressive one based on sheer distance.
Yeah i'm curious to know how many of these are 500+ as well. Most of them are somewhere between 450 and 490, but some of them like the one you mentioned and two others at 3:29 and 9:35 are pretty close to 500 if not over 500.
10:47 As the pitcher was working on a complete game shutout... Boom, what a shot!
Over 550ft on Google Earth
3:02 love this call from Jon Miller and how he just sprinkles in historical stats and milestones.
HIGH
DEEP
IT IS OUTTA HERE!!!!!!
SF in the summer has to be the hardest place to hit homers. Cool marine air with lots of moisture is thick stuff.
Whens Bonds was going for the single season record and the home run record the cove was so packed.
06:30 AINT NO DAMN WAY IM JUMPIN IN THAT BAY WATER 😂😂🌊🦈🌊
Deserves the HoF call.
The fact that kuip had to pause between high deep and outta here, just shows how far those balls went into orbit
Barry Bonds efectivo y elegante.
Barry made the splash down a Special Moment every time..
The pitchers reactions are funny haha
The best 2 ever do it
There was nothing like watching the Giants during those early 2000's. The only thing I can compare it to is the warriors' and the Patriots' record setting seasons.
While watching bonds, I remember watching Kobe average 50 points for one whole month. That was also kind of amazing like watching bonds play. Only reason I mention Kobe is cuz they were playing around the same time and I miss watching sports in the 00s. So much fun and everyone was into it .. now everyone just wants to know how many followers you got or whatever....
Barry bonds built Oracle/AT&T/Pac Bell Park💯
7:12 that swing is beautiful
wow that man was a beast
Bonds did all this is the toughest hitters park in baseball
He made it look like coors field 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
At 3:24 anyone know what career homerun that was? I need that full video what a blast and bat drop.