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Bradford, Mulder both walk slugger

Sunday, July 4, 2004

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Barry Bonds is advising Rickey Henderson not to try to make a comeback just to regain the walks record. "If he comes back, he will never catch me," Bonds said with a chuckle. Bonds became baseball's all-time walks leader, breaking Henderson's major league record when he drew his 2,191st from Chad Bradford in the eighth inning of the San Francisco Giants' 9-6 loss to the Oakland Athletics on Sunday. The six-time NL MVP then strolled to first base and picked up the bag t ...

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