Peyton Bonds hit .352 with six home runs and 13 stolen bases for Rutgers this past season.
The Baseball Hall of Fame announcement was a popular talking point for multiple reasons, including David Ortiz's election and Barry Bond's rejection.
The Hall has one job: to tell the story of the sport. And nobody is a bigger part of that story than Barry Lamar Bonds.
Cooperstown's newest inductees will be revealed Tuesday. Here's who is most likely to make it and the big stars who won't.
"Thank you for everything you ever taught us, for being a trailblazer through adversity, and setting an example for all of us African American ball players who came after you." - Barry Bonds
You can't score higher than 3,333,360 in Pac-Man, because at that point the game crashes. In 2004, Barry Bonds didn't crash MLB -- but he did the equivalent of putting up one more Pac-Man point.