This * Day In Baseball History

[El Supremo]

2007 - In front of very supportive home crowd at AT&T Park, Barry Bonds surpasses Hank Aaron as the all-time home run leader as he connects on 3-2 pitch for #756 off southpaw Mike Bacsik of the Nationals. During the 10-minute celebration following the historic homer, a surprise video message is played on the scoreboard in which Hammerin’ Hank congratulates the Giants' left fielder for breaking the 33-year old record. Bud Selig was not in attendance.

[madinmaryland]

1. You know, I was actually happy and excited when Bonds broke the record.

Amazing how eight months of continuous douchitude here, changed my opinion.

:shrug:

[Gemini Cat]

5. Yep. Me too. Amazing.

:spray: "douchitude" :rofl:

[Capt. America]

2. Liar, cheat, adulterer, braggart, douche ...Barroid was a five "tool" player.

[Onceuponalife]

3. You forgot "egoist"

[DaveinMD]

4. he was a great player before he roided

back in Pittsburgh he was the best player in the game. Its too bad he decided he needed the stuff.

[Upton]

6. Bonds was ALWAYS a great player..

[trumad]

7. OS why did he Roid?

[Onceuponalife]

8. So being merely great wasn't good enough for him

He had to use PEDs to make himself the best because his ego would stand for nothing less.