The big debate right now is about whether or not Barry Bonds should be in the hall of fame, but that's not what this is about. This is about Barry's record of 762 career home runs. When will it be broken, if ever? The two active players with the best chance are A-rod and Albert Pujols. Here's a quick breakdown of those two...
Alex Rodriguez- 647 HRs, (115 away from Bonds) 17 HR per year last 2 years, 37 years old, 5 years left on contract
Albert Pujols- 475 HRs, (287 away from Bonds) 36 HR per year last 3 years, 32 years old, 9 years left on contract
A-rod has had a lot of recent injuries, Pujols has played at least 140 games every year of his career.
So which of these two will break the record? Or if neither one does, is there anybody else who could?
What could have been if Griffey Jr wasn't always hurt...Griffey wasnt as good of a roider as bonds , bonds had a way better work ethic and trained a lot harder . All around bonds was the better player .
What could have been if Griffey Jr wasn't always hurt.. ------------------------------- If he had stayed in Seattle, and the Mariners had stayed in the Kingdome.
Giancarlo Stanton will break it!!! -------------------- Depends on where he plays after he leaves Miami, which should be sometime in the next two years.
Griffey wasnt as good of a roider as bonds , bonds had a way better work ethic and trained a lot harder . All around bonds was the better player
Early is his career probably but I didn't see him running into walls and selling out his body like Griffey. Nice to see a Giants fan actually admit Bonds did roids though
Nice to see aGiants fan actually admit Bonds did roids though Giants fans have no problem admiting this . Its Braun , Griffey , Jeter , Thome , ect fans that have a hard time admiting steroid use .
Early is his career probably but I didn't see him running into walls and selling out his body like GriffeyGriffey was better at running into walls but thats about it .
