Clearly it wasn’t just a practical matter that brought Alex Rodriguez to Barry Bonds for hitting instruction during the last baseball winter. It was destiny that brought the two of them together ...

Alex Rodriguez would like to be enshrined in the Baseball Hall of Fame someday, but he knows his chances are slim if Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens remain locked out.

Major League Baseball's home run king Barry Bonds thinks everyone should celebrate when or if New York Yankees designated hitter Alex Rodriguez surpasses Willie Mays' 660 career home runs ...

OAKLAND – As he worked his way back from a season-long drug suspension, Alex Rodriguez spent time working out and talking baseball with Barry Bonds. Now they're together again – in the record ...

Baseball home run king Barry Bonds wants everyone to celebrate when New York Yankees standout Alex Rodriguez passes Willie Mays for fourth on the all-time home runs list. Bonds, however, knows New ...

Legendary slugger and current Marlins hitting coach Barry Bonds commented on Alex Rodriguez’s pursuit of his all-time home run record, saying he doesn’t think Rodriguez will break it if he ...

According to a San Francisco Chronicle report, the active Major League leader in home runs is training with the all-time Major League leader in home runs: Bonds’ latest pupil has been out of the ...

And Bonds, Mays’ godson, is now publicly in Rodriguez’s corner, as he’s quoted heavily in this excellent piece by Bob Nightengale of USA TODAY: “My godfather means the world to me. I love him to a T,’ ...

Alex Rodriguez and Barry Bonds share something awful in common: they are not in the Baseball Hall of Fame. The latter fell short for a 10th time in in his 10th and final season of eligibility via ...

Alex Rodriguez is likely out of sight and out of mind for the duration of the 2014 season. When the 2007 season concluded, Barry Bonds was a 43-year-old outfielder with bad legs and zero defensive ...

Fresh off a yearlong suspension, Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez has been gearing up for the 2015 season by working out with one of the leading characters in baseball’s steroids drama: Barry Bonds.