Barry Bonds Photos

 

Well it didn't take much time for Bonds to make a nice impact on the Pirates. When Barry was joining them, they were under the guidance of Jim Leyland, their new coach after back-to-back losing seasons. Bonds finished the year with 16 home runs and 31 bases in 113 games though he joined them on May. Over the following three years Bonds’ average were 22 home runs, he batted 58 runs in followed by 27 stolen bases. Bonds exploded scoring 33 homers, 114 RBIs and 52 stolen bases in the year of 1990. He grabbed home his first MVP award and led the Pirates back to their playoffs for the first time in 11 years.
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The victory sparked his dominance right in the National League as he would go on winning two MVP awards, three Gold Gloves and three Silver Sluggers from 1990 to 1992. Here is the valuable collectible to preserve.

It is rare for a team to trade the Most Valuable Player as almost all clubs will try their every avenue to keep such a precious star happy in all the circumstances. But the Pirates made little effort to have Bonds when he became the free agent at the end of the 1992 season. Naturally Barry was supposed to leave the team. And he received tempting offer from San Francisco Giant. You can also get Autographed Barry Bonds Photo - Cache for your collection on display.