The Doubleday Baseball League proudly recognizes Barry Bonds of the Boston Red Sox, who on April 23, 1996, crushed the 400th home run of his career, further solidifying his place among the game’s most feared hitters.

Since debuting in 1986, Bonds has built a reputation as one of the most complete players in the league, blending exceptional power, patience, and speed. Now 31, he has become the centerpiece of Boston’s lineup and one of the premier offensive forces of his generation.

Over the course of his career to date, Bonds has compiled:

• 1,563 games played
• 1,523 hits
• 400 home runs
• 1,135 runs scored and 1,057 RBIs
• Career slash line: .271 / .385 / .547 (.932 OPS)
• More than 739 stolen bases attempts, with 551 successful steals (188 CS)

His résumé includes multiple 40+ home run seasons, highlighted by his spectacular 1987 and 1988 campaigns, and postseason success, where he has hit .336 with 8 home runs in 32 games.

By reaching the 400-home-run milestone, Bonds joins one of baseball’s most exclusive clubs, showcasing not only his power but also his remarkable consistency across 11 seasons in Boston.

Congratulations to Barry Bonds on hitting his 400th career home run.