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Bonds' Homer Caps Giants' Comeback Win Over Rockies

By JANIE McCAULEY, AP SPORTS

SAN FRANCISCO (May 28) -- "Shhhh," Barry Bonds said, smiling as he held his finger over his mouth instructing everyone to hush.

 

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Barry Bonds celebrates with his Giants teammates after winning the game with a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth.  

 

The slugger doesn't want anybody bringing up San Francisco's impressive winning streak. There will be no jinxing the good thing the Giants have going.

Bonds hit a two-run walkoff homer with two outs in the ninth to lead the surging Giants to their season-best seventh straight victory, a 4-2 win over the Colorado Rockies on Friday night.

Bonds connected for his 13th homer of the year and No. 671 of his career on a 3-2 pitch from Tim Harikkala, sending the ball into the left-field seats just over the glove of Matt Holliday.

 

Friday's MLB Action  

 

 

American League

· Red Sox 8, Mariners 4

· Yankees 7, Devil Rays 5

· White Sox 4, Angels 3

· Indians 1, Athletics 0

· Royals 2, Twins 1

· Orioles 7, Tigers 5

· Blue Jays 5, Rangers 4

National League

· Reds 7, Expos 6

· Cardinals 2, Astros 1 (10)

· Giants 4, Rockies 2

· Pirates 9, Cubs 5;

Pirates 5, Cubs 4 (10)

· Marlins 2, Mets 1

· Phillies 3, Braves 2 (10)

· D'backs 6, Dodgers 3

· Padres 5, Brewers 3

 

 

The way the wind was blowing, the 39-year-old slugger didn't think the ball was headed out.

"I got it up high enough," said Bonds, who feels healthy again after back spasms sidelined him for five games last week. "I feel good. Better. Still old. When you're healthy, you can do a lot."

His homer came after Shawn Chacon blew his second save in two nights when he allowed a two-run single to Marquis Grissom in the ninth that tied it.

It was Bonds' 10th career walkoff homer and first since last Aug. 10 against Atlanta. He's homered three times in his last four games.

"They're fun," Bonds said of game-winning homers. He gave a pep talk to the team in the dugout before the game.

Jim Brower (2-3) pitched the ninth for the win and the reigning NL West champions look like themselves again.

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now it is 671

[Velcro]

feast your eyes on the greatest cheat of all time, the biggest freak of all time, yes sir, step right up, for only 5$ you will see all the monstrosities behind this here curtain...first you will se the incredible bearded lady, then the the fish-faced man, yes thats right, the fish faced man!  Finally, the bobble-headed freak.

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.364

[Velcro]

Bobblehead!

[smazza]

when all said and done bonds will be greatest homerun hitter of all time

wow- what an accomplishment

playing in hardest park to hit a homer and no one pitches to him

if he played in fenway he would have hit 900 homers and .400 every year

ted "headless'" WILLIAMS PLAYED IN THIS BANDBOX AND THINKS HE IS THE GREATEST

his stats are inflated playing in a little league park

[Velcro]

Bonds has enough head to make up for TW not having one... Williams is the greatest hitter ever, bonds is not.

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he has more bat than anyone in game last 6 years

at least he has a head

where is ted williams head

vg- you don't dare tell anyone you think bonds head has grown outside this board?They would think you are out of your mind.