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Barry Bonds hit his 700th home run Friday night, toppling another milestone and edging closer to Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron in his quest to become the greatest slugger in baseball history.Bonds rewarded his fans in the opener of the San Francisco Giants nine-game homestand with an opposite-field home to left center leading off the third inning. It came on an 0-1 pitch from Jake Peavy and gave the Giants a 4-0 lead over the San Diego Padres.As Bonds rounded second base, the Giants launched streamers and a fireworks display from the scoreboard and light towers in center field. He pointed skyward as he crossed hom
stanley mug e plate, then took a curtain call to a joyous standing ovation.The Giants also unveiled two enormous banners on the light towers: One featuring Bonds with 700 below him, and another featuring action shots of Ruth and Aaron and their corresponding totals.Bonds 42nd homer of the season is a mere steppingstone in the 40-year-old s march toward Ruth s once-unthinkable 714 and Aaron s 755. Bonds hasn t been slowed by age, steroid suspicions
stanley becher or the collective fear of pitchers and managers walking him with record frequency. Bonds is the first player to reach 700 homers since Aaron on July 21, 1973. With good health and similar production, he could catch Ruth early next season mdash; and even have an outside shot at Hammerin Hank next
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DNA testing on the contents of a dried porcini bag revealed three species without scientific names. Apparently, there are new mushrooms everywhere, including in your salad. Mycologi
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