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When Barry Bonds hit a monstrous three-run homer at Yankee Stadium on June 8, he was met with applause. The friendly greeting afforded Bonds was baffling. Was this a sign fans are warming to Bonds? Doubtful. More likely it was the crowd collectively realizing an obligation to acknowledge Bonds' performance over the last season and a half.
Bonds' 2001 season was the greatest offensive display ever. He won an unprecedented fourth MVP award and was THE SPORTING NEWS' Player of the Year. He was TSN's Player of the Decade for the 1990s, and he's a better player now than he was then. So it should come as no surprise that, in an exclusive TSN poll of major league ...