Three Quarters to One Thousand

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Barry Bonds led off the eighth inning last night with the Giants trailing 3-2. Hernandez pitched him well,Cheap Oakeley Sunglasses, but Bonds worked the count to 3-2. Pitch four had nice movement over inside corner; Barry swung and pulled it foul. Pitch five just missed the low outside corner. It was close enough that a player without Barry’s reputation for selectivity might have been called out. But after five good pitches, number six was a curve ball that hung in the strike zone. Bonds’ eyes lit up. His swing was so perfect you knew it was gone as soon as the ball left the bat. The ball landed back in the right-center seats, and the crowd went wild. No matter how fans feel in other parts of the country, it sure looked like unanimous support at AT & T park. Six more to pass Aaron.
Livan through three strikes in that at bat. The two tough ones Bonds fouled off. The phat one Bonds crushed. It was an impressive piece of hitting,Our Legacy Fall Winter 2010 Collection, and a great example of why Barry is the greatest hitter of his generation; he swings at strikes and takes the balls better than anyone.