Updated: Sep 9, 2003, 3:23 PM

Vote: Is Bonds the greatest ever?


Bonds
Bonds is Employee No. 25, one above his godfather, Willie Mays.
Barry Bonds started his career as a leadoff hitter, and now he's in the running for "greatest slugger in baseball history." His physical transformation has been amazing, and his numbers are even more incredible. And here's the big one: He stands at 653 home runs, only 102 away from Hank Aaron's all-time record.

We want to know how SportsNation thinks Bonds ranks with the greats of the game -- Aaron, Cobb, DiMaggio, Ruth, Williams. And has he now surpassed his godfather, Willie Mays, as a player?

Register your vote below.
  • 1) Who is the greatest hitter ever?
  • 2) Who is the greatest slugger ever?
  • 3) Who's greater, Willie Mays or his godson Barry Bonds?
  • 4) Will Bonds (653 HR) break Hank Aaron's HR record (755)?
  • 5) If Bonds breaks Aaron's record, where will he be playing?
  • 6) Which is Bonds' greatest accomplishment so far?

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