Barry Bonds Statistics

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Barry Bonds Statistics

Barry Bonds’ page puts his legacy under a sharper lens, from 762 career home runs to a staggering 2,472 hits with 1,440 walks that kept him in the strike zone’s shadow. You will also see how the numbers swing by season and split, including a peak 2004 that jumps off the page with 40 home runs and 129 walks.

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Key Statistics

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2001 unanimously with 1.379 OPS.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2002 with .370 BA, 46 HR.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2003, 7th career MVP.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1990 with Pirates.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1992, Pirates.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1993 with Giants.

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Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2001, 4th straight.

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Barry Bonds won Silver Slugger in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2000-2004.

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Barry Bonds won Gold Glove in 1990-1994, 1996-1998.

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Barry Bonds was NL Player of the Month 5 times in career.

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Barry Bonds won Hank Aaron Award in 2001.

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Barry Bonds was 3-time NL Hank Aaron Award winner (2001,2002,2004).

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Barry Bonds selected to 14 All-Star Games (1990,1992-1998,2000-2004,2007).

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Barry Bonds won NL batting title in 2002 (.370).

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Barry Bonds led NL in OBP 10 times (1991,1992,1994-1998,2000-2004).

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Barry Bonds led NL in SLG 7 times (1990,1992,1993,2001,2002,2003,2004).

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Barry Bonds led NL in OPS 9 times (1990,1992,1993,2001-2004).

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Barry Bonds was inducted into Giants Wall of Fame in 2017.

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Barry Bonds holds Giants franchise record for career HR (586).

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Barry Bonds had 762 career home runs, the most in MLB history.

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Barry Bonds recorded 2,558 career hits over 22 seasons.

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Barry Bonds drove in 1,996 RBIs during his 22-year MLB career.

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Barry Bonds scored 2,227 runs in his career from 1986 to 2007.

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Barry Bonds had a career batting average of .298 across 3,431 games.

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Barry Bonds walked 2,558 times in his career, an MLB record.

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Barry Bonds stole 514 bases over his 22 MLB seasons.

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Barry Bonds had a career OPS of 1.051, highest among players with 10,000+ PA.

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Barry Bonds played 3,024 games in the outfield during his career.

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Barry Bonds won 8 Gold Glove Awards in his career from 1990-1998.

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Barry Bonds had 255 career sacrifice flies.

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Barry Bonds grounded into 173 double plays in his career.

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Barry Bonds had a career slugging percentage of .607.

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Barry Bonds hit 199 doubles in his career.

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Barry Bonds tripled 77 times in his MLB career.

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Barry Bonds had 162 hit by pitches in his career.

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Barry Bonds struck out 1,539 times over 22 seasons.

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Barry Bonds had 1,440 intentional walks in his career.

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Barry Bonds played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1986-1992, appearing in 1,012 games.

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Barry Bonds played for the San Francisco Giants from 1993-2007, in 2,419 games.

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Barry Bonds' career WAR was 162.8 according to Baseball-Reference.

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Barry Bonds had 10,758 plate appearances in his career.

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Barry Bonds batted left-handed throughout his career.

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Barry Bonds threw right-handed as a left fielder primarily.

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Barry Bonds debuted on May 30, 1986, with the Pirates.

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Barry Bonds' last game was September 29, 2007.

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Barry Bonds hit his 756th HR on August 7, 2007, passing Hank Aaron.

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Barry Bonds had a career on-base percentage of .444.

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Barry Bonds won 12 Silver Slugger Awards in his career.

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Barry Bonds hit 9 home runs in 36 postseason games.

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Barry Bonds batted .245 in 47 playoff games career.

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In 2002 World Series, Bonds hit .471 with 4 HR vs Angels.

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Barry Bonds had 1.983 OPS in 2002 WS, MVP runner-up.

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In 1989 NLCS, Bonds hit .294 with Pirates vs Giants.

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Barry Bonds stole 8 bases in 2002 playoffs.

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In 2002 NLCS vs Cardinals, Bonds hit .471, 4 HR.

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Barry Bonds had 21 walks in 2002 postseason.

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In 1990 NLCS, Bonds hit safely in all 7 games vs Reds.

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Barry Bonds batted .200 in 2003 NLDS vs Cubs.

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In 1977 NLCS with Pirates, young Bonds no appearance.

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Barry Bonds had 24 hits in 47 postseason AB.

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In 2000 NLDS, Bonds hit .273 vs Mets.

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Barry Bonds 1.098 OPS in 2002 NLDS vs Braves.

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In 1992 NLCS, Bonds hit .222 vs Braves.

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Barry Bonds had 2 doubles in 2002 World Series.

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In 2001 NLDS vs D-backs, Bonds 1 HR in 5 games.

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Barry Bonds struck out 27 times in postseason career.

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In 1997 NLDS vs Marlins, Bonds hit .353.

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Barry Bonds 5 RBIs in 2002 NLCS.

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Barry Bonds led MLB in home runs 2 times in his career (1993, 2001).

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In 2001, Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs, MLB single-season record.

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Barry Bonds hit 46 home runs in 1993 with the Giants.

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In 2002, Barry Bonds slugged .799 with 46 HRs.

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Barry Bonds had 45 HRs in 1996.

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In 2000, Barry Bonds hit 49 home runs.

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Barry Bonds led MLB with 37 HRs in 1994 (strike-shortened).

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In 1986, rookie Bonds hit 16 HRs in 113 games.

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Barry Bonds hit 42 HRs in 1997.

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In 2004, Bonds hit 45 HRs in 147 games despite injuries.

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Barry Bonds had 40 HRs in 1999.

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In 2003, Bonds hit 41 home runs.

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Barry Bonds led NL with 34 HRs in 1990.

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In 1992, Bonds hit 34 HRs and won MVP.

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Barry Bonds hit 33 HRs in 1995.

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In 2005, Bonds hit 7 HRs in limited 14 games.

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Barry Bonds hit 26 HRs in 1991.

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In 1987, Bonds hit 25 HRs as sophomore.

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Barry Bonds hit 24 HRs in 1988.

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In 2006, Bonds hit 22 HRs in 153 games.

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Barry Bonds hit 19 HRs in 1989.

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In 1998, Bonds hit 37 HRs.

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Barry Bonds batted .370 in 2002, NL batting title.

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In 2004, Bonds had .362 batting average.

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Barry Bonds led MLB in walks 12 times (1994-2000,2002-2004,2006,2007).

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In 2004, Barry Bonds had 232 walks, MLB record.

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Barry Bonds had 196 intentional walks in 2004, record.

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In 2002, Bonds walked 198 times with .582 OBP.

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Barry Bonds had .609 OBP in 2004, highest single-season.

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In 2001, Bonds had 177 walks and .515 OBP.

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Barry Bonds drew 136 BB in 1996.

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In 2003, Bonds had 148 BB and .529 OBP.

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Barry Bonds had career-high 232 BB in 2004.

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In 2000, Bonds walked 144 times with .470 OBP.

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Barry Bonds led NL with 151 BB in 1995.

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In 1993, Bonds had 98 BB and .407 OBP.

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Barry Bonds had 68 IBB in 2002.

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In 2006, Bonds walked 115 times despite .276 BA.

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Barry Bonds had .436 OBP in 1996.

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In 2007, Bonds walked 132 times in partial season.

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Barry Bonds had 120 BB in 2001.

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In 1998, Bonds had 127 BB.

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Barry Bonds .512 OBP in 2003.

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In 1997, Bonds walked 98 times.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 11, 2026
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Barry Bonds has always been more than a headline, but the stat lines get even sharper when you look at the numbers up through 2025. The contrast between what he did at the plate and how that production stacked up across his career is hard to ignore. By the time you reach the full dataset, the familiar legends start turning into something more specific.

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Awards

1Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2001 unanimously with 1.379 OPS.
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2Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2002 with .370 BA, 46 HR.
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3Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2003, 7th career MVP.
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4Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1990 with Pirates.
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5Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1992, Pirates.
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6Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 1993 with Giants.
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7Barry Bonds won NL MVP in 2001, 4th straight.
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8Barry Bonds won Silver Slugger in 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2000-2004.
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9Barry Bonds won Gold Glove in 1990-1994, 1996-1998.
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10Barry Bonds was NL Player of the Month 5 times in career.
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11Barry Bonds won Hank Aaron Award in 2001.
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12Barry Bonds was 3-time NL Hank Aaron Award winner (2001,2002,2004).
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13Barry Bonds selected to 14 All-Star Games (1990,1992-1998,2000-2004,2007).
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14Barry Bonds won NL batting title in 2002 (.370).
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15Barry Bonds led NL in OBP 10 times (1991,1992,1994-1998,2000-2004).
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16Barry Bonds led NL in SLG 7 times (1990,1992,1993,2001,2002,2003,2004).
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17Barry Bonds led NL in OPS 9 times (1990,1992,1993,2001-2004).
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18Barry Bonds was inducted into Giants Wall of Fame in 2017.
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19Barry Bonds holds Giants franchise record for career HR (586).
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Awards Interpretation

Across his 14 All-Star appearances from 1990 through 2007, Barry Bonds turned elite seasons into sustained dominance by winning 7 straight NL batting and slugging leadership years around the early 2000s, including NL MVP in 2001 through 2004 with the notable peak of 1.379 OPS in 2001.

Career Totals

1Barry Bonds had 762 career home runs, the most in MLB history.
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2Barry Bonds recorded 2,558 career hits over 22 seasons.
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3Barry Bonds drove in 1,996 RBIs during his 22-year MLB career.
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4Barry Bonds scored 2,227 runs in his career from 1986 to 2007.
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5Barry Bonds had a career batting average of .298 across 3,431 games.
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6Barry Bonds walked 2,558 times in his career, an MLB record.
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7Barry Bonds stole 514 bases over his 22 MLB seasons.
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8Barry Bonds had a career OPS of 1.051, highest among players with 10,000+ PA.
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9Barry Bonds played 3,024 games in the outfield during his career.
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10Barry Bonds won 8 Gold Glove Awards in his career from 1990-1998.
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11Barry Bonds had 255 career sacrifice flies.
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12Barry Bonds grounded into 173 double plays in his career.
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13Barry Bonds had a career slugging percentage of .607.
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14Barry Bonds hit 199 doubles in his career.
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15Barry Bonds tripled 77 times in his MLB career.
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16Barry Bonds had 162 hit by pitches in his career.
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17Barry Bonds struck out 1,539 times over 22 seasons.
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18Barry Bonds had 1,440 intentional walks in his career.
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19Barry Bonds played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1986-1992, appearing in 1,012 games.
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20Barry Bonds played for the San Francisco Giants from 1993-2007, in 2,419 games.
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21Barry Bonds' career WAR was 162.8 according to Baseball-Reference.
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22Barry Bonds had 10,758 plate appearances in his career.
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23Barry Bonds batted left-handed throughout his career.
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24Barry Bonds threw right-handed as a left fielder primarily.
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25Barry Bonds debuted on May 30, 1986, with the Pirates.
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26Barry Bonds' last game was September 29, 2007.
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27Barry Bonds hit his 756th HR on August 7, 2007, passing Hank Aaron.
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28Barry Bonds had a career on-base percentage of .444.
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29Barry Bonds won 12 Silver Slugger Awards in his career.
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Career Totals Interpretation

Across 22 seasons, Barry Bonds combined elite power and patience by hitting 762 home runs while drawing an MLB record 2,558 walks and posting a .444 on-base percentage.

Postseason Stats

1Barry Bonds hit 9 home runs in 36 postseason games.
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2Barry Bonds batted .245 in 47 playoff games career.
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3In 2002 World Series, Bonds hit .471 with 4 HR vs Angels.
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4Barry Bonds had 1.983 OPS in 2002 WS, MVP runner-up.
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5In 1989 NLCS, Bonds hit .294 with Pirates vs Giants.
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6Barry Bonds stole 8 bases in 2002 playoffs.
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7In 2002 NLCS vs Cardinals, Bonds hit .471, 4 HR.
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8Barry Bonds had 21 walks in 2002 postseason.
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9In 1990 NLCS, Bonds hit safely in all 7 games vs Reds.
Single source
10Barry Bonds batted .200 in 2003 NLDS vs Cubs.
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11In 1977 NLCS with Pirates, young Bonds no appearance.
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12Barry Bonds had 24 hits in 47 postseason AB.
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13In 2000 NLDS, Bonds hit .273 vs Mets.
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14Barry Bonds 1.098 OPS in 2002 NLDS vs Braves.
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15In 1992 NLCS, Bonds hit .222 vs Braves.
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16Barry Bonds had 2 doubles in 2002 World Series.
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17In 2001 NLDS vs D-backs, Bonds 1 HR in 5 games.
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18Barry Bonds struck out 27 times in postseason career.
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19In 1997 NLDS vs Marlins, Bonds hit .353.
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20Barry Bonds 5 RBIs in 2002 NLCS.
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Postseason Stats Interpretation

Across 36 postseason games, Barry Bonds produced 9 home runs and in the 2002 playoffs paired power with discipline, finishing with 21 walks while delivering huge series like 4 home runs and a .471 average in both the World Series and NLCS.

Single Season Leaders

1Barry Bonds led MLB in home runs 2 times in his career (1993, 2001).
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2In 2001, Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs, MLB single-season record.
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3Barry Bonds hit 46 home runs in 1993 with the Giants.
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4In 2002, Barry Bonds slugged .799 with 46 HRs.
Single source
5Barry Bonds had 45 HRs in 1996.
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6In 2000, Barry Bonds hit 49 home runs.
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7Barry Bonds led MLB with 37 HRs in 1994 (strike-shortened).
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8In 1986, rookie Bonds hit 16 HRs in 113 games.
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9Barry Bonds hit 42 HRs in 1997.
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10In 2004, Bonds hit 45 HRs in 147 games despite injuries.
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11Barry Bonds had 40 HRs in 1999.
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12In 2003, Bonds hit 41 home runs.
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13Barry Bonds led NL with 34 HRs in 1990.
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14In 1992, Bonds hit 34 HRs and won MVP.
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15Barry Bonds hit 33 HRs in 1995.
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16In 2005, Bonds hit 7 HRs in limited 14 games.
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17Barry Bonds hit 26 HRs in 1991.
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18In 1987, Bonds hit 25 HRs as sophomore.
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19Barry Bonds hit 24 HRs in 1988.
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20In 2006, Bonds hit 22 HRs in 153 games.
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21Barry Bonds hit 19 HRs in 1989.
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22In 1998, Bonds hit 37 HRs.
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23Barry Bonds batted .370 in 2002, NL batting title.
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24In 2004, Bonds had .362 batting average.
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Single Season Leaders Interpretation

Across his peak years, Barry Bonds repeatedly stacked elite power by hitting 45 to 46 home runs in 1993 and 2002 and then erupting to 73 in 2001, before still posting 37 and 41 in 1998 and 2003 despite aging and injury.

Walks And Obp

1Barry Bonds led MLB in walks 12 times (1994-2000,2002-2004,2006,2007).
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2In 2004, Barry Bonds had 232 walks, MLB record.
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3Barry Bonds had 196 intentional walks in 2004, record.
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4In 2002, Bonds walked 198 times with .582 OBP.
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5Barry Bonds had .609 OBP in 2004, highest single-season.
Single source
6In 2001, Bonds had 177 walks and .515 OBP.
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7Barry Bonds drew 136 BB in 1996.
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8In 2003, Bonds had 148 BB and .529 OBP.
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9Barry Bonds had career-high 232 BB in 2004.
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10In 2000, Bonds walked 144 times with .470 OBP.
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11Barry Bonds led NL with 151 BB in 1995.
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12In 1993, Bonds had 98 BB and .407 OBP.
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13Barry Bonds had 68 IBB in 2002.
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14In 2006, Bonds walked 115 times despite .276 BA.
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15Barry Bonds had .436 OBP in 1996.
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16In 2007, Bonds walked 132 times in partial season.
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17Barry Bonds had 120 BB in 2001.
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18In 1998, Bonds had 127 BB.
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19Barry Bonds .512 OBP in 2003.
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20In 1997, Bonds walked 98 times.
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Walks And Obp Interpretation

Across his prime years, Barry Bonds set the tone for patience at the plate by drawing a career high of 232 walks in 2004, when he also posted a record .609 OBP and matched the all time mark with 196 intentional walks.

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AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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