Barry Bonds is one of the most feared hitters in baseball history — 688 intentional walks, a single-season home run record that still stands, and a statistical page on Baseball Reference that's roughly half bold letters. He spent 15 years as the face of a franchise that was, in a lot of ways, his family's team before it was even his. And when he left, the Giants didn't try to replace him. They couldn't. And that turned out to be exactly the right approach.
Featuring sportswriter and Hall of Fame voter John Shea of the San Francisco Standard.
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