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But when Barry Bonds says it, we should probably listen. During a recent appearance on the All The Smoke Podcast with former NBA athletes Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes, the seven-time NL MVP was ...

In many arguments about the best player in baseball history, Barry Bonds, no matter the controversy around him or the fact he isn't in the Hall of Fame, is going to get his fair share of votes.

MLB icon Barry Bonds has something to say about Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani’s success and the evolution of baseball. Discover his unique perspective. MLB News: Dodgers’ Roki Sasaki shares ...

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Seven-time MVP Barry Bonds acknowledged the greatness of Los Angeles Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani, but believes the slugger would be pitched to differently if he played "in his generation." ...

But Ohtani has not fully impressed MLB’s all-time home run leader, Barry Bonds. The 14-time NL All-Star outfielder said on the “All Smoke” podcast that baseball players today do not face the ...

Barry Bonds holds the record for most career home runs in MLB history. Whether or not you believe he belongs in the Hall of Fame, his 762 long balls is a record that will likely never be broken.

Bonds appeared on the "All The Smoke" podcast and said players today have less to worry about at the plate. When Bonds was asked about Ohtani's brilliance, he did tip his cap to the 2024 NL MVP.

Because of how his MLB career ended, we know very little about how Barry Bonds feels about modern-day baseball. But this week, Bonds finally sat for a longform interview on the All the Smoke ...