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| - Barry Bonds is a controversial baseball player and "pharmaceutical connoisseur." He is also the black friend of California Governor and body-pumper-upper Arnold Schwarzenegger. Bonds is currently tied for the Baseball record of "Most Massive Cranium" with David Ortiz and Oprah.
- Barry Lamar Bonds (* 24. Juli 1964 in Riverside, Kalifornien) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer Baseballspieler, der zuletzt bei den San Francisco Giants aktiv war. Bonds galt als einer der besten – aufgrund seiner Arroganz und Überheblichkeit aber auch als einer der unbeliebtesten – Baseballspieler aller Zeiten. Er hält zahlreiche Rekorde der Major League Baseball, so zum Beispiel mit 73 Homeruns jenen für die meisten Homeruns in einer Saison. Nachdem die Giants Bonds für 2008 keinen neuen Vertrag angeboten haben, beendete er seine aktive Karriere.
- Barry Bonds appeared in "Up the Down Steroid", in which he presented the award at the Special Olympics, along with Jason Giambi and Mark McGwire. All three athletes have been linked or allegedly linked to the use of steroids. He reappeared in "200" and "201".
- Barry Bonds is a former major league baseball player. He is the career leader in homeruns and owns the single season homerun record. Is his in the Hall of Fame? Not likely, he did steroids.
- Stewie proposes using steroids to increase his bee's honey output in "Gronkowsbees", noting that he's using the same stuff that turned Barry Bonds' head into a giant, prize-winning squash. As he dumps the entire bottle into the hive, the scene shifts to Barry watching Family Guy with a pumpkin-shaped head, noting that he's using way too much steroids. A woman comes in and informs Barry that it is time for bed, blowing out a candle inside of his pumpkin-head and putting him to sleep.
- Barry Lamar Bonds (born July 24 1964 in Riverside, California) is a former American Major League left fielder. He holds many MLB records, including most home runs in a single season (73). Bonds is generally thought of as being one of the top hitters of all time on a list headed by legends such as Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Rogers Hornsby and Ty Cobb. Barry Bonds broke Hank Aaron's career home run record when he hit his 756th home run (22nd of the season) on Tuesday night, August 7, 2007 in San Francisco vs. Mike Bacsik (Jr.) of the Washington Nationals. Congratulatory messages were sent by Hank Aaron and Commissioner Bud Selig. Frank Robinson represented Selig.
- Barry Punk Master DJ Lolita Mumia Abu-Jamal Meester-Bonds (named for his mother) is a type of fungal infection noted for hitting too many home runs in a single season. Barry Bonds inexplicably went from being a 120-lb Ethopian sprinter to being a 320-lb NFL nose tackle, in the process hitting more home runs in three years in his mid-30s than he did during his entire 20s and early 30s. Bonds also is known for his enormous, disproportional head and his inventing of the self-adjusting baseball hat to fit those ever growing cranial muscles which are in no way being influenced by steriods.
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