San Francisco Giants Slugger goes with Barry Bonds with historical power binge

The San Francisco Giants have an incredible start this year. After you published the best record in MLB during the spring training session, you opened the regular 10-4 season.

Her offensive, which exceeds expectations, is a main reason for your hot start, and in particular one player has cited the indictment.

Wilmer Flores shot out of the goal like a cannon ball and carried the giant line -up with a historic power binge to start the season. After going 2: 4 with a Homerun and four RBI against the New York Yankees on Saturday, he now has six Homer (for MLB lead) and 19 RBI in his first 14 games this season.

It was more than two decades since a player in San Francisco started such a strong start to the strength department. According to Sarah Langs from MLB.com, Barry Bonds, who did every year every year from 2000 to 2004, was the last Giants player with at least six homes in his team’s first 14 games.

That was the biggest section of Bonds’ career (he won four NL MVP awards in these five seasons), which proves, as the special start of Flores from Flores.

Flores’ quick start was a massive turn compared to last year, which was even more impressive. He limited .206/.277/.318 with four homes, 26 RBI and -0.6 war to just 71 games due to injuries.

The 33-year-old veteran exceeded his Homer sum last season. He is also up to date to cross his career high of 23 when he maintains it and stays healthy.

Flores will probably slow down and cool down, but it has been fun to make it his best impression of bonds in the past few weeks. He quickly let the fans forget his miserable 2024 and appears this year for a much better campaign.