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03-27-2007, 05:28 PM
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Paul and Lloyd Waner and others...
Posted By: Frank Evanov
Bobby Bonds was a career .268 hitter with only one season batting over .300 [.302 in 1970.] He only had 2 seasons with over a 100 RBI and his career on base percentage of .353 is not very good for a leadoff hitter. Add that to his 1757 strikeouts [as compared to his 1886 hits] and you have a non-Hall of Famer no matter who he's related to. 
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