By Bob Herpen
The Phanatic Magazine
I have been waiting to finish this column since October 7, 2001.
The day Barry Bonds’ 73rd home run sailed into the cool Northern California evening left no doubt in my mind that he would be the one to challenge or break Hank Aaron’s venerated home run record.
It was also the day I began preparing for this moment, when I would have the not-so-unique opportunity to lay bare my soul regarding this enigmatic behemoth as he prepared to set a new precedent for long-ball prowess. More >>
2 comments:
By the time I finished reading this article, someone else just surpassed Bonds' record.
Those damn Asian hippies
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