Barry Bonds is one of the greatest baseball players ever. He played 22 seasons in the MLB and holds the all-time record with 762 home runs. He also won seven MVP Awards and was a 14-time All-Star. Even with all his success, his career is still debated because of steroid allegations, and he is not in the National Baseball Hall of Fame. This post shows just how unreal Barry Bonds was during his peak. From 2001 to 2004, he averaged 10.9 WAR, 52 home runs, and 110 RBIs while putting up an incredible .349 batting average, .559 on base percentage, and .809 slugging percentage. Those numbers are almost impossible to match, which is why many fans believe this was the greatest four-year stretch by any player in MLB history. Even with the controversy surrounding his career, his dominance during these seasons is hard to argue against. #barrybonds #sanfranciscogiants #baseballhalloffame #majorleaguebaseball #homerunderby