Barry Bonds generated $31,000 for COVID-19 relief by auctioning off the signed bat he used to hit his 575th career home run.

Barry Bonds: Home Run History will let players control Bonds as he attempts to break the career home run record of Hank Aaron--that's 755 home runs.

When Barry Bonds was convicted and sentenced for obstruction of justice he, like any other criminal, was told that he couldn’t possess any “firearm, ammunition, destructive device, or other dangerous ...

Now, these collectors have another fun item to try and find. It was just announced on Tuesday that Ohtani would be featured on a Topps card alongside Barry Bonds with both the slugger's autographs.

There are few who could argue intelligently that Barry Bonds is not Hall-of-Fame worthy, but how does one explain the fact that this man whose name ranks up with the greats like Ruth, ...

He schmoozed with Bonds in phone calls and on visits to the Giants dugout. He bought him gifts and paid him tens of thousands of dollars to sign bats and balls at private autograph sessions.

While everyone has been gasping at the money being offered for Barry Bonds' 756th home run ball, a dejected San Francisco resident is calculating his losses on a signed baseball bat. After Bonds broke ...

But Jeff Kranz, who might own the largest Barry Bonds collection in the world, said he's "done nothing but lose money off Barry Bonds autographed items." Still, he continues to happily purchase ...

Barry Bonds revealed on Sunday night just how close he came to signing with the New York Yankees before the 1993 season as he was a guest on an ESPN broadcast.

The torpedo is the talk of 2025, but bat experiments have changed baseball and created controversy for 150 years.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - Barry Bonds doesn't like making headlines anymore, he says, but he still has his opinions-particularly about two-way Japanese sensation Shohei Ohtani. Major League Baseball's ...