I don't care what anyone says, The jump in his numbers over the last 6-7 years, AS He gets older brings my suspicions out. He was already a hall of fame talent before steroids, He probably would have hit 550-600 homers, so the jump in His power numbers must be directly attributed to something enhancing his power.
Bonds breaks record...
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PalletJack
Expert Expediter
its all in the gatorade
Critter Truckin
Expert Expediter
[http://www.baseball-reference.com/b/bondsba01.shtml]
That will tell everyone who cares about the record and Bonds' service record. While with Pittsburgh, his HR-to-AB ratio was about 20.7:1. That was his first seven seasons. After joining the giants in 1993, and the 15 seasons (including this one) thereafter, his HR-to-AB ratio has skyrocketed to 10.66:1.
Also, his numbers with the Pirates had him at 176. The remaining seasons have him making up the rest, 582. In 15 seasons since leaving the Pirates, he's more than tripled his Home Run numbers. Sorry, but he may be able to hit the ball, but the numbers don't lie. That man juiced something.
That will tell everyone who cares about the record and Bonds' service record. While with Pittsburgh, his HR-to-AB ratio was about 20.7:1. That was his first seven seasons. After joining the giants in 1993, and the 15 seasons (including this one) thereafter, his HR-to-AB ratio has skyrocketed to 10.66:1.
Also, his numbers with the Pirates had him at 176. The remaining seasons have him making up the rest, 582. In 15 seasons since leaving the Pirates, he's more than tripled his Home Run numbers. Sorry, but he may be able to hit the ball, but the numbers don't lie. That man juiced something.
Tennesseahawk
Veteran Expediter
Yes, Greg... it's called usefullness. 
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