List of milestone home runs by Barry Bonds
Milestone home runs

List of milestone home runs by Barry Bonds

Section Title: Milestone home runs
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HR	Date	Age	Team	Pitcher	Opponent	Park	Score	Situation	Runners	Notes

1	June 4, 1986	21 y, 315 d	Pittsburgh	Craig McMurtry	Atlanta	Fulton County Stadium	10–2	T5 2out	--

100	July 12, 1990	25 y, 353 d	Pittsburgh	Andy Benes	San Diego	Three Rivers Stadium	0–0	B1 2out 2–0	12-

200	July 8, 1993	28 y, 349 d	San Francisco	José DeLeón	Philadelphia	Veterans Stadium	11–1	T7 0out 0–0	--

300	April 27, 1996	31 y, 278 d	San Francisco	John Burkett	Florida	Candlestick Park	2–0	B3 0out 0–0	−2-	Becomes the fourth member of the 300-300 club.

400	August 23, 1998	34 y, 30 d	San Francisco	Kirt Ojala	Florida	Pro Player Stadium	3–0	T3 1out 1–1	--	Becomes the first member of the 400–400 club.

500	April 17, 2001	36 y, 267 d	San Francisco	Terry Adams	L.A. Dodgers	Pacific Bell Park	1–2	B8 0out 2–0	-3	Becomes the seventeenth member of the 500 home run club.

554	September 6, 2001	37 y, 44 d	San Francisco	Albie Lopez	Arizona	Pacific Bell Park	4–2	B2 2out 2–2	--	Ties Babe Ruth as the fifth member of the 60 home run club.

564	October 4, 2001	37 y, 72 d	San Francisco	Wilfredo Rodriguez	Houston	Minute Maid Park	9–2	T9 0out 1–1	--	Ties Mark McGwire for first place in single season home runs and as 2nd member of the 70 home run club.

565	October 5, 2001	37 y, 73 d	San Francisco	Chan Ho Park	L.A. Dodgers	Pacific Bell Park	0–5	B1 2out 1–0	--	Surpasses McGwire for first place in single season home runs with 71.

567	October 7, 2001	37 y, 75 d	San Francisco	Dennis Springer	L.A. Dodgers	Pacific Bell Park	0–0	B1 2out 3–2	--	Sets new single season record with 73 home runs. Ownership of ball was disputed in Popov v. Hayashi.

600	August 9, 2002	38 y, 16 d	San Francisco	Kip Wells	Pittsburgh	Pacific Bell Park	2–4	B6 2out 2–1	--	Becomes the fourth member of the 600 home run club.

660	April 12, 2004	39 y, 263 d	San Francisco	Matt Kinney	Milwaukee	SBC Park	2–4	B5 2out 3–1	12-	Ties Willie Mays for third place in career home runs.

661	April 13, 2004	39 y, 264 d	San Francisco	Ben Ford	Milwaukee	SBC Park	3–1	B7 2out 1–2	--	Surpasses Mays for third place in career home runs.

700	September 17, 2004	40 y, 55 d	San Francisco	Jake Peavy	San Diego	SBC Park	3–0	B3 0out 0–1	--	Becomes the third member of the 700 home run club.

714	May 20, 2006	41 y, 300 d	San Francisco	Brad Halsey	Oakland	McAfee Coliseum	0–1	T2 0out 1–1	--	Ties Ruth for second place in career home runs.

715	May 28, 2006	41 y, 308 d	San Francisco	Byung-hyun Kim	Colorado	AT&T Park	0–6	B4 0out 3–2	1--	Surpasses Ruth for second place in career home runs.

733	September 22, 2006	42 y, 60 d	San Francisco	Chris Spurling	Milwaukee	Miller Park	8–10	T6 1out 2–0	12-	Ties Hank Aaron for first place in NL career home runs.

734	September 23, 2006	42 y, 61 d	San Francisco	Chris Capuano	Milwaukee	Miller Park	1–6	T3 1out 1–0	--	Surpasses Aaron for first place in NL career home runs.

755	August 4, 2007	43 y, 11 d	San Francisco	Clay Hensley	San Diego	Petco Park	0–1	T2 0out 2–1	--	Ties Aaron for first place in career home runs.

756	August 7, 2007	43 y, 14 d	San Francisco	Mike Bacsik	Washington	AT&T Park	4–4	B5 1out 3–2	--	Surpasses Aaron for first place in career home runs.

762	September 5, 2007	43 y, 43 d	San Francisco	Ubaldo Jiménez	Colorado	Coors Field	0-0	T1 2out 1-2	2-	Final career home run

Sentence(s)

On August 7, 2007, Barry Bonds became the career home run champion by hitting his 756th career home run, which surpassed Aaron's total.

final_sentence: On August 7, 2007, Barry Bonds became the career home run champion by hitting his 756th career home run, which surpassed Aaron's total.