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The loss of a parent creates a void like no other, but if you're wondering how it will affect Barry Bonds' ability to hit a baseball, consider his remarkable performance this season while his father was ailing.
Bobby Bonds underwent surgery on a brain tumor in April, was hospitalized for pneumonia in June and required open-heart surgery in July. He had been ill for nearly a year with lung cancer, yet Barry continued to leave his mark as one of the greatest players of all time.
It's obvious Bonds cared deeply about his father; he left the Giants to be at Bobby's side for five days earlier this month, then again to mourn his death last Saturday. But in the ...