Will any MLB player ever match or break the career Homeruns record of Barry Bonds, which currently stands at 762?

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Barry Bonds currently holds the MLB career Homeruns record at 762. He played his career for 2 teams: Pirates and Giants.

Do you think any player has a serious chance to reach or pass his record over the next 20 years?

Please share your views on his record!

His record will be matched but not broken

His record will be broken

His record will never be matched

Select age and gender to cast your vote:

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Answer 1

Avicenna | 190 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

Isn't Hank Aaron still considered the record holder with 755 due to Bonds' steroid use?

Albert Pujols has a small chance. I thought Griffey Jr could have done it.

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Plitty-Tank

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I didn't know they found evidence. Thought it was speculation.
Avicenna

+1 y
He'd be in the Hall if Fame if he were considered clean. Would probably have been a unanimous selection too.

I'm of the opinion the his pre-juicing days were plenty good enough to justify entry to Cooperstown.
Plitty-Tank

+1 y
Yeah. He would have still got to 600.
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Avicenna

+1 y
Thanks for the MHO

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Plitty-Tank

I didn't know they found evidence. Thought it was speculation.

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Avicenna

He'd be in the Hall if Fame if he were considered clean. Would probably have been a unanimous selection too.

I'm of the opinion the his pre-juicing days were plenty good enough to justify entry to Cooperstown.

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Plitty-Tank

Yeah. He would have still got to 600.

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Avicenna

Thanks for the MHO

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jessicarosen

Yoda

I don't see any player reaching 762 home runs any time soon. Those days may be over. Mostly because the media hype, teams will start pitching around the player, etc.

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jessicarosen

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Thanks for the MHO!

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jessicarosen

Thanks for the MHO!

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DeeDeeDeVour | 303 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

Another steroid-loaded player just like Barry, perhaps?

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pigoat | 77 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Guru

Bonds is a cheater

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Plitty-Tank

+1 y
I thought it was speculation instead of evidence.

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Plitty-Tank

I thought it was speculation instead of evidence.

Will any MLB player ever match or break the career Homeruns record of Barry Bonds, which currently stands at 762?

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