The Audio Vault- Barry Bonds Becomes the HR King
See what Andrew pulled out of the Vault today, including when Barry Bonds, the real HR King, hit his 71st bomb to set the record. Here is the lineup from…
CHICAGO – JULY 19: Barry Bonds #25 of the San Francisco Giants, hits a 3-run home run, the 753 of his career, in the top of the seventh inning against Will Ohman #13 of the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on July 19, 2007 in Chicago, Illinois. The home run cut the Cubs lead to 9-8. It was the second home run of the game giving Bonds 71 career multi home run games.
(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)See what Andrew pulled out of the Vault today, including when Barry Bonds, the real HR King, hit his 71st bomb to set the record. Here is the lineup from today's Audio Vault
The Good and Bad Since The Phillies Last Made the Playoffs
It has been a long time since the Phillies were last playing into October. So for today's Vault, Andrew pulled some of the best, and the worst, moments in that time from 2012 until now.
- Phillies hit back-to-back HRs of Aroldis Chapman
- Standing Ovation for Chase Utley When He Hit A Grand Slam Against the Phillies
- "The Pig Pen Ho-Down"- (Montage of a Brutal Phillies Bullpen in 2020)
Bonds Hits Number 71
On this day in history, Barry Bonds became the HR king by hitting number 71. he would finish with 73. To this date that is still the highest number. Although many debate if that is the "real record" since Bonds was juicing. Still, it is technically the record, and Andrew pulled the audio from his 71st bomb to honor the date.
Donte Hall 93-yard Punt Return
On this day in history, in 2003, Donte Hall, the return king before Devin Hester came onto the scene, returned a punt 93 yards for a TD. It was his 4th in as many games, which is still a record. It was also his 7th in the past 10 games, dating back to the prior season. And to mark the occasion, Andrew pulled the audio from his 93-yard return, as called by Kevin Harlan.
First Ever James Bond Movie
On this day in history, 60 years ago, the first James Bond movie, Dr. No, was released in theaters. So Andrew found the trailer for Dr. No down in the Vault to play for us today, to mark the anniversary.
The First Apple Commerical
In 1984, Apple came onto the scene with its first commercial. And it was certainly memorable. It was an eerie commercial. It played off of George Orwell's 1984, and the commercial was a huge hit and is still considered to this day to be one of the best commercials of all time. And Andrew pulled the weird commercial out of the Vault to play for us today.
