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Bonds tops Mays with 661 More history was made April 13, 2004, at SBC Park when Barry Bonds passed his godfather, Willie Mays, by hitting home run No. 661. He's now all alone in third place on Major League Baseball's all-time homer list. More >  Watch No. 661: 56K | 350K  Listen No. 661 photo gallery• Get Barry Bonds 660 gear More on 661: • Giants happy Bonds on their side • Ford takes Bonds drive in stride • Schlegel: Team first for Bonds • Ball-catching fan goes 2-for-2 • Ex-teammate Williams knows homer zone |
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Teammates awed by Bonds When they're gray and enfeebled, pushing their walkers, the Giants of 2004 will recall that at 2:46 p.m. Pacific Time on April 12 at SBC Park, they witnessed Bonds crush career homer No. 660. More > Floating fan happy to return 660 Larry Ellison, who retrieved Barry Bonds' 660th homer from the waters of McCovey Cove, could have tried to cash in on the historic ball. Instead, he cheerfully returned it to Bonds, hoping -- though not expecting -- to just receive some memorabilia in exchange. More > MORE FEATURES ::..::..
Brewers tip caps to Bonds McFarlane: Wait for 756Bonds robbed of No. 660 Rocket bests Bonds Bonds smacks No. 659 Bauman: Bonds does it again Schlegel: Bonds after Babe Simmons recalls the calls Bauman: Better testing needed The Bonds of baseball Mays made fans 'Say Hey' Bauman: Aaron a fitting king |
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