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The 43-year-old home run king heard a long list of his accomplishments read during a special speaking forum Wednesday night hosted by the Commonwealth Club, then was asked by KGO Radio host Ray Taliaferro if he'd really reached all those feats. Fourteen All-Star game selections. A record seven NL MVPs. Eight Gold Glove awards. "I did, and then I got fired," Bonds told a group of about 450 people in the audience. "Shame on me, huh?" Bonds, who broke Hank Aaron's home run record with No. 756 on August 7, was told last month by Giants' owner Peter Magowan that he would not be brought back for a 16th season in San Francisco. |
Barry Bonds is just a tad bit bitter about his departure from the Giants.