Posted: Thursday September 16, 2004 1:47PM; Updated: Friday September 17, 2004 11:36PM 
| Date, Site: Sept. 17, 2004, SBC Park |
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| Pitcher: Jake Peavy, San Diego Padres |
| Inning: 3 Men on Base: 0 Age: 40 years, 55 days |
| Bonds became the first player to reach 700 homers since Hank Aaron on July 21, 1973. As the Giants launched streamers and a fireworks display, Bonds crossed the plate, pointed skyward, then took a
curtain call to a joyous standing ovation. |
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Date, Site: April 12, 2004, SBC Park |
| Pitcher: Matt Kinney, Milwaukee Brewers |
| Inning: 5 Men on Base: 2 Age: 39 years, 263 days |
| Nobody was happier about this home run than Willie Mays, whom Bonds tied at 660 after enduring a 24 at-bat homerless drought. It meant Mays wouldn't have to keep going on road trips with the club. |
| Date, Site: Aug. 9, 2002, Pac Bell Park |
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| Pitcher: Kip Wells, Pittsburgh Pirates |
| Inning: 6 Men on Base: 0 Age: 38 years, 17 days |
| This time, Bonds didn't get the cold shoulder from his teammates after crossing home plate. The rest of the Giants came out to celebrate historic, 421-foot bomb to center field. |
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Date, Site: Oct. 7, 2001, Pac Bell Park |
| Pitcher: Dennis Springer, Los Angeles Dodgers |
| Inning: 1 Men on Base: 0 Age: 37 years, 75 days |
| The Giants lost the NL West race to Arizona, but at least San Francisco fans got to see Barry Bonds belt three home runs in the season's final series to set the single-season record of 73. |
| Date, Site: April 17, 2001, Pac Bell Park |
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| Pitcher: Terry Adams, Los Angeles Dodgers |
| Inning: 8 Men on Base: 1 Age: 36 years, 268 days |
| Former Giants Willie Mays and Willie McCovey were on hand as Bonds became the 17th member of the 500 HR club. The McCovey Cove-bound homer turned a 2-1 deficit into a 3-2 victory. |
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Date, Site: Aug. 23, 1998, Joe Robbie Stadium |
| Pitcher: Kirt Ojala, Florida Marlins |
| Inning: 3 Men on Base: 0 Age: 34 years, 30 days |
| Bonds broke ground on the 400/400 club with this blast as the Giants won 10-5. The Miami crowd of 36,701 gave him a standing ovation, to which he tipped his cap and grinned. |
| Date, Site: April 27, 1996, Candlestick Park |
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| Pitcher: John Burkett, Florida Marlins |
| Inning: 3 Men on Base: 1 Age: 31 years, 277 days |
| Bonds' two homers on the day made him the fourth member of the 300 HR/300 SB club, joining Bobby Bonds, Willie Mays and Andre Dawson. Bonds was ejected in the sixth by the home plate umpire. |
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Date, Site: July 8, 1993, Veterans Satdium |
| Pitcher: Jose DeLeon, Philadelphia Phillies |
| Inning: 7 Men on Base: 0 Age: 28 years, 349 days |
| Bonds picked on Danny Jackson for No. 199, a three-run shot in the fifth, before belting No. 200. The 13-2 win put San Francisco up nine games on Atlanta, which went on to stage an amazing comeback. |
| Date, Site: July 12, 1990, Three Rivers Stadium |
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| Pitcher: Andy Benes, San Diego Padres |
| Inning: 1 Men on Base: 2 Age: 25 years, 353 days |
| Bonds' two-out blast led to a bench-clearing shoving match when Benes drilled the next batter, Sid Bream. The Pirates won 4-3 on Jeff King's 15th-inning single. |
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Date, Site: June 4, 1986, Fulton-County Stadium |
| Pitcher: Craig McMurtry, Atlanta Braves |
| Inning: 5 Men on Base: 0 Age: 21 years, 315 days |
| In his seventh career game, Bonds gave a sign of things to come. He drove in four runs on four hits as the Pirates rolled to a 12-3 win. |
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