Barry Bonds played from 1986 to 2007 with the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Francisco Giants and holds baseball's career home run record with 762, along with the single-season record of 73 set in 2001. His seven MVP awards are the most in the sport's history, and his 2,558 career walks reflect how completely pitchers avoided him at his peak. His late-career achievements remain linked to the era's performance-enhancing drug controversies, and he has not been elected to the Hall of Fame.